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Il Großes Sängerlexikon (in italiano Grande dizionario biografico dei cantanti, letteralmente Grande lessico dei cantanti) è un dizionario in lingua tedesca che raccoglie la biografia dei cantanti lirici e le loro carriere musicali, edito da Karl-Josef Kutsch (1924) e Leo Riemens (1910-1985). È considerato il dizionario più completo e dettagliato al mondo nella sfera del canto.

Contenuto
Contiene 5.371 pagine e 18.760 biografie di cantanti dal XVI° secolo fino ai giorni nostri. Di ciascun cantante sono forniti il nome, la tessitura, gli elementi biografici (nascita, decesso, famiglia, formazione), i luoghi di produzione artistica, il repertorio musicale e le date di composizioni di opere e operette e la loro prima esecuzione mondiale.

La raccolta è stata avviata dal medico Karl-Josef Kutsch, collezionista di dischi e biografie di cantanti, e dal musicologo olandese Leo Riemens. Dopo la morte di Riemens, Hansjörg Rost (1942), insegnante di grammatica, è stato coinvolto dal 1994 come co-editore.

Edizioni

Fu pubblicato nel 1962 con il titolo di Unvergängliche Stimmen. Kleines Sängerlexikon (Voci immortali, piccolo lessico dei cantanti). La quarta edizione, Großes Sängerlexikon, risale al  2003.
La terza edizione ha un CD-ROM allegato e la quarta edizione è pubblicata anche in formato e-book.

Unvergängliche Stimmen. Kleines Sängerlexikon
 1a edizione. Francke, Berne et Munich 1962, 429 p.
 2a edizione, rivista e completata. Francke, Berne et Munich 1966, 555 p.

Unvergängliche Stimmen. Sängerlexikon

 1a edizione:
 Volume principale (Hauptband). Francke, Berne et Munich 1975, ISBN 3-7720-1145-4, 731 p.
 Volume supplementare (Ergänzungs-Band). Francke, Berne et Munich 1979, ISBN 3-7720-1437-2, 263 p.
 2a edizione revista e aggiornata. Francke, Berne et Munich 1982, ISBN 3-7720-1555-7, 782 p.

Großes Sängerlexikon

 1a edizione:
 2 volumi principali, (A–L; M–Z). Saur, Berne 1987, ISBN 3-317-01638-8, 3 452 p.
 Volume supplementare 1. Saur, Berne 1991, ISBN 3-317-01763-5, 2 002 p.
 Volume supplementare 2. Saur, Berne 1994, ISBN 3-907820-69-X, 1 598 p.

 2a edizione, invariata:
 Kartonierte Ausgabe. Saur, Berne 1993, ISBN 3-907820-70-3

 3a edizione, aggiornata:
 5 volumi principali (Aarden–Davis; Davislim–Hiolski; Hirata–Möves; Moffo–Seidel; Seidemann–Zysset). Saur, Berne et Munich 1997, ISBN 3-598-11598-9 (geb.) bzw. ISBN 3-598-11419-2 (in formato cartaceo, 1999), 3 980 p.
 Volume 6, supplementare. Saur, Munich 2000, ISBN 3-598-11418-4, 679 p.
 CD-ROM dei volumi 1–6 (= Digitale Bibliothek vol. 33). Directmedia, Berlino 2000, ISBN 3-89853-133-3. Anche: Directmedia, Berlino 2004, ISBN 3-89853-433-2
 Volume 7, aggiunte 2. Saur, Munich 2002, ISBN 3-598-11453-2, 634 p.

 4a edizione, rivista e aggiornata:
 7 volumi (Aarden–Castles; Castori–Frampoli; Franc–Kaidanoff; Kainz–Menkes; Menni–Rappold; Rasa–Sutton; Suvanny–Zysset). In formato cartaceo e in E-Book. Saur, Munich 2003, ISBN 978-3-598-44088-5 (anche De Gruyter, Berlino, ISBN 978-3-11-915958-6, LIX, 5 371 p.

Note

Bibliografia
 Jutta Lambrecht: recensione della terza edizione in Forum Musikbibliothek, 1999
 Jan David Schmitz: recensione della terza edizione su CD-ROM, in H-Soz-u-Kult, 17Aprile 2003
 Klaus Schreiber: recensione in  Informationsmittel für Bibliotheken (IFB), 8 (2000) 1/4
 NZZ, Karl-Josef Kutsch, Leo Riemens: Großes Sängerlexikon, Perlentaucher, 8 novembre 2003

Collegamenti esterni

 Kutsch, Karl-Josef / Riemens, Leo / Großes Sängerlexikon De Gruyter
 Presentazione della 4a edizione sul sito della casa editrice De Gruyter
 Operissimo – contenente articoli (non appositamente contrassegnati) della 3a edizione del 1997
 Anteprima ridotta in Google Books

Dizionari biografici

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I'm not too bad; at the point you replied I had just finished my Masters thesis. 2 months ago I graduated, and I'm waiting to start my new research position in a pharmaceutical company. :) I went through many years fighting a mental health battle but overall everything has worked out quite nicely in terms of my degree.


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Q: Coherent = Incoherent A coherent source looses it's coherence as it propagates, but an incoherent source gains coherence as it propagates. This 28 sec video illustrates this.This 28 sec video shows incoherent to coherent. Distant star light leaves the star as incoherent light but arrives in our telescopes as coherent light. Light leaves the laser as coherent light yet soon becomes incoherent. What's going on? Is the water analogy not applicable to EM waves? Is coherent light only an illusion created by a point source?
Note: I'm not sure if the correct term is incoherent or decoherence.

A: In general coherency of light is discussed in conjunction with interference effects. I will focus on interference effects, because interference effects are what is actually observed.
Astronomers measure the spectrum of a distant star with diffraction gratings. This works because the star is far enough to be in effect a point source.
Conversely, if the light source shining on a diffraction grating is not a point source then there is so much overlap on the display screen that the image is blurred.
The significance of the source being a point source is that that gives rise to consistent differences in pathlength for travel through the respective slits of the diffraction grating. The better that consistency of pathlength difference, the sharper the image.
That consistency is sufficient, as is evidenced by the fact that as soon as high quality diffraction gratings became available astronomers started using them to obtain high quality spectra.
So I think it's a stretch to suppose that light leaves a star as incoherent light and over time behomes coherent. The decisive factor is the point source character of a sufficiently distant source.

Also, I think it's easy to slip into a suppositon that only laser light can give rise to useful interference effects. Counter-example to that: in the Michelson-Morley experiment white light was used. Sodium light source technology was available at the time, but for the setup used white light offered particular advantages.

About light emitted by a laser.
Laser light is highly monochromatic and such a level of consistency of the source alleviates types of restriction on the setup, for obtaining whatever type of interference effect the researcher wants to obtain.
Let's say you have a source of laser light that at any instant of time is highly monochromatic, but there is random fluctuation in the frequency over time. Let's say the setup has some of the light travel a comparatively long distance, and some of the light traveling a much shorter distance. If the fluctuation in frequency is slow enough the light when recombined (to obtain some interference pattern) is still monochromatic with respect to each other, so you still get good consistency.
The slower the rate of change of random fluctuation, the lower the restriction on difference of pathlength
On the other hand, if the light source does not have any temporal coherency (not a laser) then the demands on the accuracy of the setup are very high. Then the pathlengths must be matched to optical accuracy.

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*Sing
RRP: RM 117.00
Categories BX, BXOS, extraordinary, Fic20, Fiction, Highlight, Teenage / Young Adult, Whateversary
Author(s) Jesmyn Ward
Publisher Scribner Book
*WINNER of the NATIONAL BOOK AWARD for FICTION *A TIME MAGAZINE BEST NOVEL OF THE YEAR and A NEW YORK TIMES TOP 10 OF 2017 *Finalist for the Kirkus Prize *Finalist for the Andrew Carnegie Medal *Finalist for the Aspen Words Literary Prize *Publishers Weekly Top 10 of 2017 *Finalist for the National Book Critics Circle Award "The heart of Jesmyn Ward's Sing, Unburied, Sing is story--the yearning for a narrative to help us understand ourselves, the pain of the gaps we'll never fill, the truths that are failed by words and must be translated through ritual and song...Ward's writing throbs with life, grief, and love, and this book is the kind that makes you ache to return to it." --Buzzfeed In Jesmyn Ward's first novel since her National Book Award-winning Salvage the Bones, this singular American writer brings the archetypal road novel into rural twenty-first-century America. An intimate portrait of a family and an epic tale of hope and struggle, Sing, Unburied, Sing journeys through Mississippi's past and present, examining the ugly truths at the heart of the American story and the power--and limitations--of family bonds. Jojo is thirteen years old and trying to understand what it means to be a man. He doesn't lack in fathers to study, chief among them his Black grandfather, Pop. But there are other men who complicate his understanding: his absent White father, Michael, who is being released from prison; his absent White grandfather, Big Joseph, who won't acknowledge his existence; and the memories of his dead uncle, Given, who died as a teenager. His mother, Leonie, is an inconsistent presence in his and his toddler sister's lives. She is an imperfect mother in constant conflict with herself and those around her. She is Black and her children's father is White. She wants to be a better mother but can't put her children above her own needs, especially her drug use. Simultaneously tormented and comforted by visions of her dead brother, which only come to her when she's high, Leonie is embattled in ways that reflect the brutal reality of her circumstances. When the children's father is released from prison, Leonie packs her kids and a friend into her car and drives north to the heart of Mississippi and Parchman Farm, the State Penitentiary. At Parchman, there is another thirteen-year-old boy, the ghost of a dead inmate who carries all of the ugly history of the South with him in his wandering. He too has something to teach Jojo about fathers and sons, about legacies, about violence, about love. Rich with Ward's distinctive, lyrical language, Sing, Unburied, Sing is a majestic new work and an unforgettable family story. *This book may have remainder mark*

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Purdue 65, Illinois 49
There is something very odd about the 2003-2004 edition of the Purdue Boilermakers. In contrast to virtually every basketball team on every level, the Lady Boilers are playing better on the road than they are in the "friendly confines." They are knocking down a higher percentage of their shots and have averaged more points per game in hostile arenas. So, perhaps for the first time ever, the fact that the Boilers handled the Fighting Illini easily in Champaign earlier in the season did not necessarily portend an even easier victory when the two teams met in Mackey Arena. The Illini have not won in West Lafayette for 18 years, however, so there's no denying that a win on Thursday evening by Teresa Grentz's charges would be a major upset indeed. The women's college basketball world has been full of upsets this year, however, and Illinois is a team with enough athletic ability to make a surprise win a possibility.
Shortly after the opening tip, however, it was clear that there was no upset in the works on Thursday. When Shereka Wright hit a 16-foot jump shot with 18:40 minutes left to play to make the score 2- 0, the home team went ahead for good. Purdue was all business at the beginning of the game, and by the first media time out enjoyed a 7-0 lead. Illinois, meanwhile, was having a very difficult time holding onto the ball. When they did manage a shot it was usually a desperation toss which came nowhere near to connecting. Purdue ran the score to 9-0 before the Orange and Blue finally cracked the scoring column. At that point, unfortunately, the Boilermakers began playing down to the visiting team's level. Their play became increasingly sloppy as the half wore on. To Coach Curry's great displeasure, the contest degenerated into an ugly combination of traded turnovers, poor defensive stands, and otherwise sub par performance. Because the Illini were equally sloppy, however, they were never able to cut into the Boiler's lead. A series of time outs and substitutions from both benches brought the game back under control a bit, and when the first twenty minutes were over the Boilers enjoyed a 28-19 lead.
Illinois came out some emotion and was able to cut into the Boiler's margin. They drew within 8 before the Boilers once more began hitting their shots and ramping up the defense. When Katie Gearlds hit her first three pointer with 16:29 remaining the home team was again up by 19 points - 42-23. Illinois was able to capitalize on the penetrating ability of Tiffanie Guthrie and Angelina Williams to keep the score respectable. Although the visitors were not able to cut the lead to single digits in the remainder of the game, they were never more than 20 points behind the home team either. The final margin was 16 points - 65-49.
Comments of Specific Aspects of the Game:
The Boilers shot a lukewarm 35% for the game, including 24% from behind the arc. There was no immediately obvious reason why the Boilers failed to connect, as the shot selection was quite good. The improved second half shooting -- 42% -- was one of the biggest positives to come out of the game.
The Illini shot a horrid 10% from behind the arc and a mere 34% from the field overall. They committed 23 turnovers of which 12 were credited as Purdue steals. While it would be tempting to credit these statistics to the Boiler's superior defensive pressure, in fact the Illini's poor ball handling and shooting appeared to be mainly of their own doing.
The Boilers only crept into the positive numbers in rebounding differential for the season when they won at Northwestern in their previous contest. They extended the trend as they soundly out rebounded the Orange and Blue, 44 to 39. Emily Heikes used her speed and timing to nab a game-high 12 boards.
Free Throws:
Purdue connected on 17 of their 22 free throw attempts for a 77% mark on the game. Lindsey Hicks, Shereka Wright and Emily Heikes were all perfect from the line.
Purdue committed a total of 17 turnovers, and many of those appeared to be due to poorly considered perimeter passes. The Boilers did an excellent job of slowing the game down and not getting sucked into playing the run and gun game that Illinois prefers. On many of the trips down the court the point guard in Gold and Black would pull the ball out and set up in the half court rather than force a transition basket. As a result, 15 of the Boiler's 22 made baskets were assisted.
Lindsey Hicks took a page from the Incredible Hulk. She began the game as her normal, mild-mannered self. The Illini game plan seemed to be to get physical with the senior power forward, and Brittney Daugherty, in particular, pounded Lindsey every chance she got. Lindsey responded by getting angry - and Illinois sure didn't like it when she got angry. Lindsey became the aggressor. She asked for the ball and then sunk over half of her shot attempts. No doubt Curry would love it if other teams played Hicks in the same fashion. On the night Lindsey recorded 9 points (4-7, 0-2 3 pt.er, 1-1 FT), 5 rebounds, 1 assist, and 1 block to 3 turnovers.
Shereka Wright has been troubled by a sore back, and when the ball was dead she'd hobble up and down the court like an old lady. When the game was on, however, she appeared as potent as always. Purdue is most effective when Shereka receives the ball early in the offensive set as then other teams are forced to react to her every move. Shereka can be counted on to make something good happen if she gets the ball with the shot clock winding down as well. In all, Shereka recorded a game-high 18 points (7-18, 0-1 3 pt.er, 4-4 FT), 5 rebounds, 3 assists, and 3 blocked shots, to 1 turnover.
According to part time color commentator Kathleen Offer, Emily Heikes knows why she's on the court. That reason is to grab rebounds and play tough defense. Emily certainly appeared to be with the program on Thursday as she excelled in both those aspects of the game. She made life miserable for Cindy Dallas, Illinois' experienced and physical post player, and was around every loose ball. Nobody's going to complain if she also puts up a few points, of course, but Emily gets her shot attempts from offensive boards as the team rarely runs plays for her. Emily finished with a total of 4 points (0-3, 4-4 FT), 12 rebounds, 1 assist and 3 steals to 1turnover.
Beth Jones was given her share of open looks from behind the arc, but was not connecting at her usual clip. Perhaps for the first time in her career, Beth responded by putting it on the deck and attacking the basket. In the majority of instances her drives failed to connect. If Beth could add the dribble drive to her set of basketball skills she would become that much more difficult to guard. Beth recorded 5 points (2-8, 1-5 3 pt.ers), 4 rebounds, 4 assists, and 2 steals to 2 turnovers.
Erika Valek again pushed the ball up the court extremely quickly without allowing the Boilers to get out of control. She did not hit a high percentage of her shots from the floor, but she appears to be the person that will step up and nail a key basket when Purdue needs one the most. Erika's time on the court was somewhat limited when she tripped over an Illinois player's foot and turned her ankle. Although she hobbled off the court with an ice pack wrapped to the affected part, she returned to play some minutes later and no mention of the injury was made in post game comments. One assumes she'll be good to go on Sunday. In all, Erika recorded 6 points (2-7, 2-4 3 pt.er), 3 rebounds, 1 assist, and 3 steals to 1 turnover.
After she went 1-4 in the first half, Curry had some words for Katie Gearlds at the intermission. Although she did not reveal her exact words, the head coach opined that they might have made Katie mad. Katie's thoughts on the matter did not make it into the paper, but her actions demonstrated that she had listened well. Her intensity and shooting touch were both much improved in the second stanza. Katie hit double figures yet again with a total of 11 points (5-13, 1-3 3 pt.er), 1 assist and 1 steal to 2 turnovers.
Ashley Mays was inserted into the game towards the end of the first half, and immediately got a steal which she converted into a fast break basket. Curry rewarded Ashley's hard play with more minutes in the second, and Mays acquitted herself quite well in that time. Mays' passing skills are notably improved from earlier in the year, and one hopes she will continue to see more minutes as her level of play improves. Ashley finished with a total of 2 points (1-1, 0-1 FT), 2 assists, and 1 steal to 2 turnovers.
Erin Lawless held her own against the Illinois post players. One has to think that when Teresa Grentz watches her she thinks of what might have been. Boiler fans, meanwhile, are very glad she elected to cross the border to attend a school in Indiana. Erin's sole field goal was a quick line drive from the free throw line, and she connected on 6 of her 8 free throw attempts for 8 points on the night. Erin also pulled down 8 rebounds, 1 block, and 1 steal to 2 turnovers.
When Carol Duncan hit one of her two free throw attempts with less than 30 seconds to go at the end of the game, she became the 10th and last eligible Boilers to score. Like Emily, Carol knows that her minutes hinge on her ability to defend and rebound. It should be noted that she does initiate many offensive sets when she is on the court and rarely commits turnovers. Carol scored 1 point (1-2 FT), and pulled down 3 boards in 12 minutes.
Sharika Webb had a rough outing. She had troubles both throwing and receiving catches and failed to hit from the floor. When she left the court late in the second half she was visibly upset, and Curry spent quite a few minutes talking to the sophomore. There's no questioning Sharika's ability to see the court and her passing skills, and one hopes she keeps working until all the pieces fall into place. On the night, Sharika recorded a point (0-2, 1-2 FT), 2 assists, and a steal to 3 turnovers.
Coach Curry was not a happy camper in the first half when the Boilers lost their intensity. She spent most of the waning minutes of the first stanza making quick substitutions and screaming at her charges. The message was certainly received as the Boilers came out with much more intensity in the second stanza. The coaches were even seen smiling with eleven minutes left to play and the Vegas Gold and Black up by 16.
This was an extremely physical game, and the officials allowed all manner of banging, pushing, and shoving to go on under the basket. At least they were consistent as they didn't call touch fouls or hand checks either. The "call-of-the-day" appeared to be jump ball as the officials called an amazing number of tie-ups.
The official attendance was given as 8476, and with the exception of a handful of Illinois fans, they were all enthusiastic supporters of the home team. All 8476 gasped as one when Erika hit the floor late in the game. Special credit should be given to the band, Gold and Black Sound, and the Gold Rush as they go a long ways towards providing Mackey's winning atmosphere.
With the win Purdue goes to 22 - 2 on the season including 12-1 in Big 10 play. Their current Big Ten 12 game winning streak is second longest in the program's history, surpassed only by the 1999 team's perfect 16-0 mark. The Boilers are very much in charge of their own destiny as they take on the teams tied for third place in the conference - Michigan State and Iowa - at home before their end of season show down with co-leader Penn State.
Game Ball: Emily Heikes


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Q: Assign appropriate variables so that these declarations are correct I was given a following code:
int TAB[4][6];
int (*FF(int k))[3];
char *NAP[]={"nap1", "nap2", "nap3"};
double T[][2]={{1.0,1.0},{0.},{2.0,3.0}};

and I'm supposed to make these declarations correct (so that they don't return any errors in a compiler):
a = &T;
b = FF;
c = FF(9);
d = TAB[2];
e = FF(9)[1];
f = *NAP+1;
g = *NAP[1]++;

I only managed to do few. My compiler (xCode) didn't return any errors for these, but I have no idea how to declare the remaining 3...
What I managed to do:
1.int (*c)[3]= FF(9);
2.int *d = TAB[2];
3.char *f = *NAP+1;
4.char g = *NAP[1]++;

*

*The FF function returns a pointer to a 3-element array, so we need a pointer to 3-element array?

*Since TAB[2] is a second subarray then just a pointer is enough ?

**NAP+1 is pointing to the address of the "a" character of the first word in the array NAP so we need a pointer to store that address?

*This time *NAP[1]++ is actually pointing to a value so just a variable will do the job?

A: Here I show how you solve these annoying declaration puzzles like a professional: cheat. Use the cdecl program, which can be found as a service too.
For example:
cdecl> explain double T[][2];
declare T as array of array 2 of double

Thus, the declaration double T[][2]; declares T as array of array 2 of double. If you use & to take an address of something, the type of that address is pointer to something. Thus since the value of &T is assigned to a, a should be declared as a pointer to array of array 2 of double:
cdecl> declare a as pointer to array of array 2 of double;
double (*a)[][2]

Likewise for FF:
cdecl> explain int (*FF(int))[3];
declare FF as function (int) returning pointer to array 3 of int

so FF is a function. Now, to have a variable where it could be assigned. The name of a function decays to a pointer to the function - so here we need to use a pointer to function:
cdecl> declare b as pointer to function (int) returning pointer to array 3 of int
int (*(*b)(int ))[3]

For c, since FF is a function (int) returing pointer to array 3 of int, if you call FF with an int (9)  as the argument, it returns a pointer to array 3 of int:
cdecl> declare c as pointer to array 3 of int
int (*c)[3]

And for e we dereference the pointer with the indexing operator, so we get an lvalue of type array of 3 int. One cannot assign arrays to variables, but array lvalues decay into pointers to the first element, so an array of 3 int decays into a pointer to int. Well, you know for sure how to declare a pointer to int, but I am lazy and want to do no mistake, so I just paste stuff into cdecl:
cdecl> declare e as pointer to int;
int *e;

Thus finally we get:
int TAB[4][6];
int (*FF(int k))[3];
char *NAP[]={"nap1", "nap2", "nap3"};
double T[][2]={{1.0,1.0},{0.},{2.0,3.0}};

int main(void) {
    double (*a)[][2];
    int (*(*b)(int ))[3];
    int (*c)[3];
    int *d;
    int *e;
    char *f;
    char g;

    a = &T;
    b = FF;
    c = FF(9);
    d = TAB[2];
    e = FF(9)[1];
    f = *NAP+1;
    g = *NAP[1]++;
}


This time of year it is easy to find healthy tips, recipes, and articles to help you make healthy resolutions for the New Year. Most people you purchase a new gym membership or healthy recipe books with all the best intentions find themselves slipping back into their old habits before January is even over. Here are some ideas to help you stick to your resolutions and have healthy New Year!
If you have been trying for weeks and either are not seeing success or feel that your goal is too unrealistic, give your resolution a makeover. Instead of vowing to lose thirty pounds this year, aim to lose 5 pounds every 2 months. This is much more realistic, and you start with a clean slate every other month.
Many people make resolutions to lose a certain amount of weight or to follow a certain diet. When you don't get the results you want you to tend to give up. If you find yourself wanting to give up after a few short days or weeks, rethink your resolution and give it another try. Think of it as a new New Year's resolution.
Want to start eating better? Keep a food diary or log to help you see the bigger the picture. You don't have to bother counting calories, just jotting down what you eat will help you see what foods you should cut back on, and what food groups you need to increase. You can do this with recipes as well. Which meals left you feeling satisfied, which meals left you wanting to run to the nearest drive-thru?
Do you swear every year that you will never eat dessert again? How is that going? Look back at the health-related resolutions you have made in the past that did not work, and learn from those attempts. How long did those resolutions last? What made you give in? Perhaps having dessert only after a meal or only 4 times a week is more realistic and would be a better place to start.
If you tend to run out of motivation to keep your resolutions, try making them as a group with family or friends. Having others to cheer you on, share our success with and provide words of encouragement is an excellent way to keep up your new healthy routine. Finding a gym buddy, someone to swap recipes with and having someone to notice your achievements will provide with the motivation you need all year long.
If you find yourself realizing that you don't actually have the time to go to the gym 5 days a week like you originally planned, cut it back to 3 days and schedule it into your day. You can do this for grocery shopping, cooking, exercising or any other healthy resolution you are having trouble finding time to keep.


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Simple, stainless-steel-effect bar handles accentuate the linear look, while the Tundra limestone floor tiles retain warmth even after the underfloor heating has been switched off.
The design and cabinetry was created by Alex Lee at In-toto Kitchens, and the limestone floor tiles are from Mandarin Stone.
A hatch in the wall, which is used as a breakfast bar, allows the kitchen to become a social part of the dining room next door. The white and black theme continues in the dining room, but the vibrant red is reserved for the statement kitchen.
The Glacier white worktops are from Corian.
Undercabinet lights complement the ceiling spots and provide task lighting for food preparation. The roomy drawers hold crockery and pans, while the overhead cupboards make the most of the space available. The owners chose black accessories, chinaware and appliances to contrast with the red and white.
A tall larder unit at the end of the cabinets provides additional storage. It wraps around and hides a ceiling support that remains from the original kitchen wall.
A smart front panel mimics a stack of 3 drawers and conceals a pull-out bin, as well as keeping the continuity of the horizontal lines around the kitchen.
The American fridge-freezer dispenses cubed and crushed ice, as well as chilled drinking water. Wall space has been maximised around it with a lift-up door and cupboard above and pull-out larder units on either side.
The fridge-freezer is from Neff.
A spectacular extractor creates a focal point and illuminates the hob. In black glass, the hood stands out to even better effect against the white background.
The OM chimney extractor hood in black glass is from Elica.
The chrome tap fulfilled the owner's request for a model that was simple, functional and contemporary. It accompanies a deep bowl and shallower prep sink, both of which are moulded into the worktop.
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Boris Kuzinez
Boris Kuzinez takes the Fifth The man who brought amenity-rich luxe apartment living to Moscow is now planning a near-supertall condo on Manhattan's Fifth Avenue. But can he actually build it?
From left: Saint Basil s Cathedral in Red Square in Moscow, Boris Kuzinez and the Flatiron Building (Credit: Getty Images)
Ostozhenka Street in downtown Moscow housed the headquarters of the Soviet secret police, inspired Mikhail Bulgakov's epic The Master and Margarita and was home to the Institute of Red Professors, a factory of bolshevik academe. But less than a decade after the fall of the Soviet Union, Ostozhenka would begin its transition into Xanadu for oligarchs, Russia's answer to Billionaires' Row.
Boris Kuzinez was a big part of that. Projects like Copper House and Molochny Lane put the Ostozhenka neighborhood, and Kuzinez, on the world s opulence map. Now, the Latvian-born Israeli national who oversaw the transformation of "The Golden Mile" wants to build what would be Manhattan's tallest tower between Midtown and Downtown.
Kuzinez spent over $100 million putting together an assemblage at 260-264 Fifth Avenue in NoMad. His new firm, Five Points Development, is planning a 928-foot-tall condominium with just 39 apartments, property records show – meaning units would average over 3,500 square feet a piece – mansions in the sky by New York standards.
But the developer will have to reckon with a market somewhat hostile to the kind of oligarch-friendly product he's planning: sales velocity for ultra-luxury condos is far lower than it was when he assembled the site, and competitors coming to market are pivoting to more affordable product. Moreover, he is yet to secure a construction loan and observers question whether he will get this project over the line.
Kuzinez declined to comment for this story.
Western-style buildings
In 2006, Rose Group, then a Kuzinez-led development firm known as RGI International, readied an IPO on London's junior market exchange index. An offering memo touted Kuzinez as "one of the f阿爱上海同城	 irst developers to construct modern, Western-style buildings in Moscow" and highlighted his pedigree by noting his "working relationships with Moscow's municipal and federal officials." Morgan Stanley bought a 13-percent stake in RGI, and Kuzinez told the New York Times that year that his clients included the cream of Moscow's monied crop, "mostly businessmen, bankers, in oil and metals."
"It's hard for oligarchs to live in a regular building," he said.
He often worked with the acclaimed Russian architect Yuri Girgoryan and built distinctively mod shopping centers and office buildings in addition to luxury apartments. In 2007, the firm raised approximately $32 million on the Israeli bond market, now a go-to destination for American developers.
But the global financial crisis and downturn in housing markets hit RGI hard. Two years after the IPO, international real estate firm DTZ (now part of Cushman Wakefield) marked down the value of RGI's portfoli[……]
Sean Ludwick Prison
Ludwick gets 3 to 9 years in prison Developer faced emotional testimony from the victim's family
Sean Ludwick
Sean Ludwick received a three- to nine-year prison sentence Wednesday in New York State Supreme Court in Central Islip.
In 2015, the developer, who 爱上海同城	 had been drinking, crashed his car into a utility pole in Sag Harbor. He left the scene of the accident, leaving his injured passenger, Douglas Elliman broker Paul Hansen, on the side of the road to die.
He pleaded guilty to aggravated vehicular homicide and leaving the scene of a fatal accident in August.
During the sentencing, Ludwick heard from his victim's family, according to Newsday.
"Nothing else apparently mattered to 上海千花社区	 you, except yourself,上海龙凤论坛	 " Hansen's brother, Robert Hansen, said to him in court. "I'm an optimist. I hope that during your incarceration you find your way to become a better human being. B上海夜网论坛	 ut I am also a realist."
"I was shocked that 上海贵族宝贝交流区	 my brother would associate with someone like you," Hansen's twin sister added. "You had no compassion. Total arrogance. You don't have a compassionate gene in your body."
She noted that, in a way, it was a blessing that his arrogance got the better of [him]," referring to his arrest after allegedly attempting to flee to Venezuela.
In response, Ludwick offered an apology.
"I take responsibility for causing your brother's, your family member's, death," Ludwick said. "I don't want to make excuses. I own the problem." [Newsday] – Christopher Cameron
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Bar Works
Bar Works victims sue JPMorgan for allegedly helping Ponzi scheme Suit claims bank knew Renwick Haddow's firm was a scam but did nothing
Renwick Haddow and Bar Works
A group of Bar Works victims is suing JPMorgan Chase for $3 million over its role in the alleged Ponzi scheme.
The plaintiffs, a group of 27 Chinese investors, allege that the bank knew Bar Works was a Ponzi scheme but still allowed its 上海千花网交友	 mastermind Renwick Haddow to keep an account, which he used to collect millions from his victims.
"(JPMorgan Chase) had everything it needed to unmask and stop the fraud it had unique information from which it could have reached only one plausible conclusion: Haddow was a thief," according to the complaint, filed in Manhattan Federal Court Monday.
The bank could not immediately be reached for comment.
Bar Works was a co-working company that operated several locations in New York City and other cities. It also raised money from investors around the globe to fund its expansion, selling desks in its spaces along with any revenues they would make. In January, The Real Deal first reported that Renwick Haddow, a British accused fraudster, was the mastermind behind the company and raised questions over the identity of the supposed CEO, Jonathan Black.
In late June, the Securities and Exchange Commission and the Justice Departmen爱上海同城对对碰	 t unveiled fraud charges agai阿爱上海同城	 nst Haddow, accusing him of stealing $37 million from investors and hiding the money in offshore accounts. In July Moroccan authorities arrested him in Tangier.
Meanwhile, investors filed five diff上海龙凤论坛sh1f	 erent civil lawsuits against Haddow in the U.S. to recoup some of their money, which can be difficult if the funds were moved overseas. Going after U.S. firms that did business with Haddow, such as JPMorgan Chase, offers an alternative.
The suit, filed by attorney Michael Kapin, alleges JPMorgan Chase knew the company's CEO "Jonathan Black" was fictitious, that Bar Works sold more desks than it owned and that Haddow used investors' money for personal expenses and wired large sums abroad.
Tags: bar works, JPMorga爱上海同城对对碰	 n Chase, ponzi scheme, Real Estate Finance
As a new crop of towers continue their ascent on Manhattan s Far West Side, Related Companies marches closer to the finish line for the first新爱上海同城对对碰论坛	 phase of its massive Hudson Yards development.
The $25 billion, 28-acre megaproject saw the first of fi上海千花网交友	 ve towers open in May 2016, w新爱上海同城对对碰论坛	 hen Coach moved into 10 Hudson Yards. Sales are currently underway at 15 Hudson Yards, one of two residential towers at Related s complex, where four penthouses are asking a whopping $32 million each. And in May 2017, it was reported that asset manager B爱上海同城	 lackRock planned to spend $1.25 billion over 20 years for its 847,000-square-feet lease at爱上海龙凤419桑拿	 55 Hudson Yards.
To get a better sense of when construction will be done for good, The Real Deal took a look at each project s expected completion date. For a closer look at the megaproject, check out the above slideshow.
Tags: Commercial Real Estate, Development, Hudson Yards, Related Companies
Hamptons Chea上海龙凤论坛sh1f	 t Sheet: Gurney's in talks to buy Montauk Yacht Club, developer Joe Farrell lists his Bridgehampton Sandcastle for $50M, more
Clockwise from top left: Skin-care mogul Trish McEvoy is asking $23.5 million in Southampton, the Montauk Yacht Club Marina is reportedly a target for the owners of Gurney s, a tiny Sag Harbor cottage sold above list price in about a month, and Joe Farrell listed his Bridgehampton Sandcastle for $5爱上海同城	 0 million.
Gurney's in talks to buy Montauk yacht club
The owners of Gurney's Montauk Resort and Seawater Spa are in talks to buy the Montauk Yacht Club Marina, the New York Post reports. New Jersey-based developer Geo上海贵族宝贝	 rge Filopoulos bought Gurney s in 2013 and bought the neighboring Panoramic View in 2016 with partner Lloyd Goldman. Owned by developer Andrew Farkas' Island Global Yacht, the Montauk Yacht Club has 232 boat slips, 107 hotel rooms and two restaurants. [NY Post]
Joe Farrell lists "Sandcas新爱上海同城对对碰论坛	 tle" megamansion in Bridgehampton for $50M
Developer Joe Farrell has listed his 15-bedroom Bridgehampton mansion known as the Sandcastle for $50 million, the New York Post first reported. The 11.5-acre Halsey Lane property boasts amenities like a spa, bowling alley and baseball field, the New York Post reported. Celebrities like Jay-Z and Beyoncé have rented the home. The Hamptons-based Farrell listed the mansion for $43.5 million in 2013 but opted not to sell, despite an offer meeting the asking price. [TRD]
Cosmetics entrepreneur lists Southampton mansion for $23.5M
Cosmetics entrepreneur Trish McEvoy and her dermatologist husband Ronald Sherman have listed their 8,500-square-foot Southampton home for $23.5 million. The 2.4-acre Squabble Lane property is three houses f上海贵族宝贝交流区	 rom the ocean according to the Wall Street Journal, and has deeded beach access. McEvoy and Sherman bought the seven-bedroom, nine-bathroom house from Elena Ford for $5.495 in 2000. [WSJ]
Tiny Sag Harbor fixer-upper sells $115K above ask
A 750-square-foot cottage in Sag Harbor sold for $965,000, earning $115,000 more than the asking price. The two-bedroom, one-bath fixer-upper was on the market for a month before going into contract. Michael Daly of Douglas Elliman had the listing for the quarter-acre property on Grand Street. [Curbed]
Southampton draws first two names in affordable housing lottery
Southampton s new affordable housing development Tuckahoe Woods has its first possible owners, after the town held a lottery drawing last week. Of the 252 people who applied, James White of Southampton and Jen Tabares of Hampton Bays will each have the chance to buy a newly built home for $332,400 — far less than the $1 million estimated market value. The lottery winners will need to prove they meet maximum income levels set by the Department of Housing and Urban Development before they are allowed to purchase the homes. [Southampton Press]
Tags: affordable housing, bridgehampton, Hamptons, joe farrell, montauk, sag harbor
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Eretz Group, 9 East 40th Street, Joseph P. Day Realty
Eretz pays $70M for Midtown office building The property, at 9 East 40th Street, was once the home of Hearst mistress Marion Davies
Abe Talassazan's Eretz Group bought a Midtown office building that was once home to actress and Hearst mistress Marion Davies.
The firm purchased 9 East 40th Street for $70.3 million, according to property records filed with the city Wednesday.
The上海千花网龙凤论坛	 18-story propert阿爱上海同城	 y is half a block away from the southeast corner of Bryant Park. The seller is Joseph P. Day Realty, which owned the building for around five decades. Joseph P. Day put the building on the market through CBRE in January.
The building once contained the office of William Randolph Hearst's personal attorney, according to a 1928 a上海千花网论坛	 rticle from the Brooklyn Daily Eagle. Davies, 新上海贵族宝贝论坛	 a Broadway actress who had a 34-year relationship with Hearst, occupied the building's penthouse apartment.
The roughly 86,800-square-foot office building is currently home to tenants such as law firm Quinn McCabe and consulting firm Siegelvision. The deli and wine bar Marche Madison occupies the building's ground-floor retail space.
Eretz Group is best known for its $213.8 million purchase of the Argonaut Building in 2015. The company also owns 295 Madison Avenue, which is less than a block away from its latest acquisition.
Eretz is funding the purchase with a $50.4 million mortgage from Aareal Corporation, records show. The property was previously encumbered with $6.5 million in debt from CMFG Life Insurance Company.
Neither the buyer nor the seller immediat上海千花网	 ely responded to a request for comment.
Tags: Commercial Real Estate, Eretz Group, NYC Office Market
Cushman Wakefield IPO
Cushman reports improving financials in first earnings since IPO Company still operating at net loss, though executives said they've paid down debt
225 West Wacker Drive in Chicago and Brett White (Credit: 225 West Wacker)
Cushman Wakefield reported improving financials in its first quarterly earnings report since going public last month.
Adjusted EBITDA was $168.9 million for the quarter, up 30 percent from the same time 上海夜网	 last year.
The brokerage reported a net loss of $32.2 million during the second quarter, which was an improvement from the net loss of $43.7 million the company recorded a year earlier, its financial statements show.
Cushman's been operating at a net loss sin上海同城对对碰交友社区	 ce TPG Capital acquired the company in 2015 and loaded it with debt as the private equity company made preparations to take it public.
But that loss has slowly been improving each year and company executives on an earnings call early Wednesday evening said they made strides toward steadying the balance sheet.
Revenues climbed上海千花社区	 16 percent year-over-year to $1.97 billion, and costs grew 12 percent to $1.94 billion, leaving operating income of $32.5 million for the quarter.
The quarter's net loss was largely attributable to Cushman's interest expenses, which grew from $44 million in the second quarter of last yea爱上海同城	 r to $52 million during the same time this year.
Cushman s stock was priced at $17.56 at the close of business on Thursday; its IPO debuted on Aug. 2 at $17 a share.
Tags: Commercial Real Estate, Cushman Wakefield
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Tax Migration
Trump open to changing controversial SALT tax provision The SALT cap has caused wealthy New Yorkers to buy real estate in Florida
Donald Trump (Credit: Getty Images and iStock)
Wealthy people from New York, Connecticut and other high-tax states have been flocking to Florida to buy real estate. Their exodus was prompted in large part by President Trump's 2017 tax overhaul, which capped deductions of state and local taxes.
Now, Trump said he is open to changing this controversial provision of the tax law, according to Bloomberg. The move could potentially reduce the amount of "tax mi爱上海	 grants" who are establishing residency in the Sunshine State by buying real estate.
Trump did not go into details of how he would remove these caps, but said that some people in New York had been asking him to change the law, Bloomberg reported. Trump s remarks came d上海夜网	 uring a press conference with regional newspapers and was earlier reported by the Stamford Advocate.
Trump's tax law in 2017 capped the amount of state and l上海夜网	 ocal taxes (SALT) taxpayers could deduct each year at $10,000. These SALT taxes include property taxes. This meant that wealthy individuals in high-taxed states have to pay significantly more in taxes each year to the Internal Revenue Service in the past. Developers in Florida, which has no st上海同城对对碰交友社区	 ate income tax, have said that they are seeing a big uptick in buyers from the Northeast and other states as a result of the new tax law.
Any plans to remove the SALT cap, however, would likely come with pushback from fiscally conservative Republicans. According to the Tax Foundation, removing the $10,000 cap would cost the government about $673 billion over a decade, Bloomberg reported. [Bloomberg] — Keith Larsen
Tags: Politics, 上海千花社区	 Residential Real Estate, tax migration, Trump tax plan Ken Griffin considered moving Citadel to NYC, until backlash against A…Abu Dhabi's ties with Goldman Sachs sour amid 1MDB scandalHere are South Florida's top 5 retail sales from FebruaryGoing, going, gone
Richest Zip Codes
These are the richest ZIP codes in US Miami's Fisher Island 鈥?accessible by ferry only 鈥?held top spot with residents earning an average of $2.2M
A view of Fisher Island (Credit: Wikipedia and iStock)
It may not have the ring of say, 90210, but Miami s Fisher Island 33109 is America s richest ZIP code.
The exclusive community 鈥?which covers Miami and Miami Beach 鈥?held on to the No. 1 spot on Bloomberg鈥檚 annual ranking of the 100 wealthiest ZIPs in the U.S. Residents of the 216-acre island 鈥?accessible by ferry only 鈥?reported an average income of $2.2 million. More than 700 families from over 45 countries live on Fisher Island. Current and past residents of 33109 include Oprah Winfrey, Andre Agassi and Caroline Wozniacki. Palm Beach, Florida, h上海千花社区	 ome to President Trump鈥檚 Mar-a-Lago resort, ranked No. 4 with an average income of more than $1 million.
Neighborhoods in New York, Los Angeles and Chicago also made the top 20 ranking.
New York s 10007, which includes the southern portion of Tribeca, was t上海千花社区	 he fifth-richest in the U.S. The average annual income there was $879,000
Los Angeles also made the cut, with residents in 90067 鈥?which includes Beverly Hills 鈥?making an average of $826,000 a year. The L.A. city was the eighth-wealthiest. Newport Beach, California, cracked the list last year, ranking 17th with an average income of $623,000. Beverly Hills 90210 did not make the full list.
Chicago ranked No. 12, up from the 37th spot in 2018. Chicagoans in 60604 averaged nearly $740,000 a year.
Wealth was concentrated in just eight counties in the top 50 zip codes. While the Bloomberg ranking of the top five zips has stayed mostly the same in recent years, it could change as wealthy buyers decide to migrate to low-tax states like Florida and Nevada in response to the recent changes in federal tax laws.聽[Bloomberg] 鈥?Katherine Kallergis
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Mechanical Voids
City targets building loophole used by Billionaires Row developers The city wants to count voids 30 feet and taller toward a project's max size
Central Park Tower at 217 West 57th Street and 432 Park Av上海千花网	 en上海千花社区	 ue (Credit: Wikipedia and Pixabay)
Manhattan developers for years have boosted the heights of their towers by using a loophole in the city s zoning laws.
Developers have included what s known as mechanical voids — unoccupied floors with mechanical and structural equipment — to dedicate more room at the top of a project, w上海千花网龙凤论坛	 here residents will pay higher prices for better views.
But now city officials are looking to close this loophole through rules that would make unusually large mechanical spaces count toward a building's height limit, according to the New York Times. The proposal would coun上海同城对对碰交友社区	 t mechanical floors greater than 30 feet tall (up from a proposed 25 feet in January) toward the maximum size of the building, which would mainly apply to buildings by Central Park and Lower Manhattan.
But the real estate industry has criticized this idea as misguided and obstructive. Developer Harry Macklowe told the Times that he supports the attempt to firm up rules around mechanical spaces but disputed that he had taken advantage of the current loophole to make 432 Park Avenue taller than it would have been otherwise.
"It offends me," he said, "because we created a very nice building that fits into the skyline perfectly."
Silvan Marcus, 432 Park s structural engineer, told the Times that without the mechanical floors, the tower would noticeably sway.
Gary Barnett — whose Ce爱上海同城手机版	 ntral Park Tower will have 20 percent of such space — said the city s proposal was reasonable, but the voids in his project were necessary for amenity space and retail tenant Nordstrom. [NYT] – Eddie Small
Tags: 432 park avenue, Architecture and Design, Development, One Manhattan Square, Zoning


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