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In my very opinion, green goddess is one of the most underrated salad dressings. You can and literally should put it on everything AND it has sour cream in it, people!
Same with beets! You might associate beets as being the coldest vegetable in the salad bar, but I think they're really a fantastic root vegetable that can also be used in so many ways.
So I decided to combine 'em both, of course.
But this isn't a sad salad bar recipe. The beets are roasted in the oven, so they get tender and perfectly wrinkled on the outside. The green goddess dressing is super light and turns bright pink when tossed with the beets. The whole thing is finished off with a sprinkle of chives for some bite.
Just a note: I wasn't really able to stop myself from eating this whole bowl, it's that good. But luckily if you want to share 'em you can scale the recipe up to accommodate more people. Print the recipe out below!
Start by preheating your oven to 400 degrees Fahrenheit. Toss the beets with some olive oil on a foil-lined baking sheet.
Roast the beets in the oven for around 30 minutes, until tender, stirring every ten minutes.
While your beets are roasting, make the green goddess dressing by blending the sour cream, parsley and chives in a food processor. Add salt and pepper according to your taste.
When you remove the beets from the oven sprinkle them liberally with coarse salt.
To serve, toss the beets with the green goddess dressing and top with some finely chopped chives.


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Estimates of a 15%-20% discount to the banks on behalf of taxpayers now appear to have been far too low, writes Eamon Quinn
Finance minister Brian Lenihan and economist Peter Bacon at a press conference to announce the government plan to create Nama
Speculation about the discount that Nama would pay the banks on behalf of taxpayers began almost as soon as the government plan was announced in April.
The first of the analysts' estimates predicted Nama would pay a small discount of 15%-20%. As the government prepares later this week to publish the legislation to set up Nama, it appears that those estimates may have been far too low. Even though a higher discount has implications for shareholders in what remains of the stock market-listed banks, a higher discount could help the government convince sceptical taxpayers that Nama will even turn a profit on the distressed loans over the next 10 years.
Experts point to a little-noticed paragraph in the IMF's June report on the cost of recapitalising the banks. It suggests that lenders are in better shape to absorb a larger-than-expected discount, thanks to the money the taxpayer has already pumped in.
Nama is the government's chosen plan to help make good its mistake of allowing the banks to foist huge risks on the taxpayer for many years to come. The largest lenders, including AIB, Bank of Ireland, Anglo Irish Bank and Irish Nationwide Building Society, participated in an orgy of lending for commercial property speculation not seen anywhere else in the world. Together the banks in a few years lent €87bn to a few hundred property developers, a huge amount for such a small country.
Although saved by the taxpayer and the European Central Bank from collapse last September, the banks would still become the infamous zombie banks if the dead weight of the their now devalued loans were not removed from their books.
Unfortunately, the lenders do not have the reserves to absorb discounts of 50%-70%, which would more accurately reflect the true depressed value of the developments, such as greenfield sites that will never now be developed and finished office blocks that tenants do not want to fill. The banks cannot afford to write off up to €40bn of the €80bn in loans that Nama will take from them. But analysts' informed speculation about the size of the discount may be far too low. Experts suggest that the discounts across some loans could be as high as 33% and may average 27% or 28% for the full range of €80bn loan books that Nama plans to buy.
The IMF, in paragraph 35 of its report on the Irish economy, had this to say about the total money the banks will need in extra capitalisation costs to account for their losses: "The debt to be incurred to support the financial sector remains uncertain. If the losses suffered by banks are about 20% of GDP, as estimated by staff, then bank recapitalisation needs could be around 12%-15% of GDP. Gross public debt could rise by about that much."
That 12%-15% of GDP, in an economy worth €175bn, amounts to between €21bn and €26bn. Experts say that even paying a high discount of, say, 30%, on the €88bn works out at about €26bn. But with the banks having already paid an estimated €7bn from their pre-loss provisions and the taxpayer having so far committed €10bn to AIB, Bank of Ireland and Anglo Irish, the recapitalisation bill that still needs to be met falls to €9bn.
Profits made on debt buy-back programmes by AIB, Bank of Ireland and Anglo Irish will likely reduce the outstanding level of recapitalisation to €6bn, a sum that could be shared between the exchequer and the National Pension Reserve Fund, say some sources.
In short, because the taxpayer has already done a lot of the heavy lifting since September by pumping billions into the banks, Nama may be able to insist on a larger discount.
The value of the discount will not be known for many months. The draft legislation, which the government expects to publish on Wednesday or Thursday, is one of its longest bills of recent times because it seeks to protect Nama from a barrage of legal assaults, as developers seek redress for their constitutional property rights.
The government hopes that, if the Nama bill passes the Oireachtas in September, the agency will be set up as a legal entity in October. By December, Nama will then take the property loans of the top 50 property borrowers across five of the six guaranteed banks – AIB, Bank of Ireland, Anglo Irish, Irish Nationwide and EBS.
In the past two years, the lenders took on more and more associated exposures to developers – which leads to the cross-collateralisation of loans – to squeeze greater security from borrowers. Banking sources say this will not necessarily complicate Nama's task but that unpicking the tax vehicles the biggest borrowers set up to reduce their tax bills will lead to headaches for the agency. Advisers who helped developers to set up the tax-efficient vehicles may now benefit from contracts from Nama to advise on the best way to untangle them.
The huge concentration of loans in a few hundred borrowers may also, paradoxically, work in the agency's favour. Nama believes the top 100 borrowers will account for €40bn of loans. The government hopes that, when the due diligence is done, Nama will buy the first €20bn of loans by December, with the next €20bn of loans to the next 50 largest borrowers bought in January and February.
There is no pause in the purchase schedule. Nama plans to buy the remaining €40bn of smaller loans advanced to 1,400 borrowers who did not use complex taxation structures by the next June, leaving loans of under €5m each to an estimated 13,500 other borrowers with the banks.
The Sunday Tribune understands that the legislation may include Permanent TSB, even though it does not have major loans to commercial property lenders. It follows a recommendation by the IMF that the draft law should also include residential mortgage books, even though few expect the lenders' €150bn mortgage books to suffer significant losses in the coming years.
The legislation envisages that Nama will have a life span of five years, allowing for regular reviews by the Oireachtas after the first five years of its existence.
But it is the discount that the banks will get for their excessive lending that will continue to be the subject of heated debate by politicians and taxpayers in the coming months.

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December 2016 – Dc to a "T"
This will be my first NYE in DC (well, since childhood) and I can't wait to celebrate with a few friends. Here's to lots of champagne and hoping bars aren't too too packed. Peace out, 2016!
Weird fact. Whenever I get super into a certain home trend, I start browsing images on Pinterest to see how other people have incorporated said trend into their homes. I pin the images I like for inspiration and then like to style my own item based on these examples.
If you take a look at my latest pins (I added a pin widget down below and played around with the blog design a bit overall, woo!), you may be able to get an idea of a trend I'm lusting over at the moment….But let's be real, I've loved this look for ages and am so excited to be working with a talented local designer who is refurbishing a piece for me! The past few weeks have involved a furniture pickup in Virginia, discussions about spray paint, and photo updates via text…but I am thrilled to see the final product in a few days. Promise I'll post about it as soon as she's done and the two of us have lifted said piece into my second floor walkup apartment (kind of dreading that step, but I've been told it should work out ok!).
Sorry for the vagueness, but I'll be back (hopefully in a few days) with deets…most of all I'm excited that I snagged a piece I love at an affordable price and found an awesome person to work with on the refurbishing process. Stay tuned!


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The Story Behind Hawaii's State Flag
Hawaii's state flag flies proudly throughout the islands at many locations, including government buildings, private homes and schools. And with today being Hawaiian Flag Day (July 31), I thought it appropriate to delve deeper into its history. First off, the flag is commonly recognized by eight red/white/blue stripes, to represent the eight major islands, and the Union Jack of the British Empire emblazoned in the top left corner.
In 1990, former Hawaii governor John D. Waihee III proclaimed July 31 to be Ka Hae Hawaii Day, or Hawaiian Flag Day.
Historians point to King Kamehameha the Great when explaining the story behind the flag's design. During the late 18th century, he flew a British flag over his kingdom after receiving it as a gift from King George III. But by the War of 1812, it had been replaced with an American flag. This upset British officers in the king's court, and eventually, the flag was removed.
As a compromise, King Kamehameha commissioned the flag we're familiar with today; one that incorporates both nations by way of color and design. Hence, the red/white/blue color scheme is similar to that of America's Old Glory and the Union Jack, a symbol of Hawaii's alliance with the British.
Some argue that the Kanaka Maoli flag was Hawaii's original flag.
Ka Hae Hawaii, or the Flag of Hawaii, represents the many aspects of Hawaii's rich history. It symbolizes the Kingdom of Hawaii, the republic of Hawaii, its status as a territory and its present status as an official U.S. state. Sometimes, you'll see the flag hanging upside down, which symbolizes a "nation in distress" and a sign of protest to the American government. In fact, some argue that the Kanaka Maoli, or Native Hawaiian, flag was the original Hawaiian flag. It bears a kahili, the Hawaiian royal standard, and two canoe paddles atop a green shield. The paddles represent the ancient tradition of voyaging. The red, yellow and green colors stand for the different social classes; yellow for the alii (royalty); red for the konohiki (land managers who served the alii); and, green for the makaainana (commoners).


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Taiwan's talent plays out at young musician awards
Eight young pianists from Taiwan who participated in the 15th International Young Musicians Competition in the southern Italian city of Barletta have won top prizes with their outstanding musical abilities and graceful stage performances.
Five of them received the special first prizes in various age categories and three garnered first prizes. The organizers also presented Outstanding Young Asian Musician awards to five of the prize-winning pianists -- Chen Yun-ho (陳芸禾), Chiang Pei-tsun (蔣沛淳), Chung Yung-hsien (鍾詠先) , Liao Chen-yen (廖晨硯) and Chen Jou-an (陳柔安), in recognition of their musical talent and devoted efforts at mastering their art. The five pianists also performed in a special concert held after the award presentation ceremony.
Organizers were impressed by Taiwan's musical education achievements, particularly the Council for Cultural Affairs' support for musical talent cultivation.
Some 100 young musicians from Russia, South Korea, Italy, Hungary and many other countries took part in the contest. In the A category contest for those between the age of nine and 10, both Chiang Pei-tsun and Chung Yung-hsien won a full score of 100 points to tie for the special first prize, marking the first time in the contest's history that two pianists have tied for the top award.
In the B category, both Liao Chen-yen and Chen Jou-an captured the special first prize with near-perfect performances. Later, Chen Yun-ho, a third-year student at Changhua Junior High School in central Taiwan, received the special first prize in the D category. The 14-year-old also won the special first prize in the B category. Wu Shang-hsueh (吳尚學), a student at Nanmeng Junior High School in Taipei, won first prize in the D category, while Lee Wen-cheng (李薇丞), a student at the Kuting Elementary School and Chu Chih-hsiang (朱志祥), a student at Hsinshih Elementary School in Taoyuan, won the first prizes in the C category. Chu Chih-hsiang has studied piano with two noted pianists -- Wolfgang Wagenhauser and Francesco Monopoli.
US refueling aircraft, EVA jet in close call
TOO CLOSE FOR COMFORT: A US Air Force KC-135 tanker came less than 1,000 feet of an EVA plane and was warned off by a Taipei air traffic controller, a report said A US aerial refueling aircraft came very close to an EVA Airways jet in the airspace over southern Taiwan, a military aviation news Web site said. A report published by Alert 5 on Tuesday said that automatic dependent surveillance–broadcast (ADS-B) data captured by planfinder.net on Wednesday last week showed a US Air Force KC-135 tanker "coming less than 1,000 feet [305m] vertically with EVA Air flight BR225 as both aircraft crossed path south of Taiwan" that morning. The report included an audio recording of a female controller from the Taipei air traffic control center telling the unidentified aircraft that it was
By Shelley Shan
A US aircraft carrier group led by the USS Theodore Roosevelt has entered the South China Sea to promote "freedom of the seas," the US military said yesterday, as tensions between China and Taiwan raise concerns in Washington. US Indo-Pacific Command said in a statement that the strike group entered the South China Sea on Saturday, the same day Taiwan reported a large incursion of Chinese bombers and fighter jets into its air defense identification zone near the Pratas Islands (Dongsha Islands, 東沙群島). The US military said the carrier strike group was in the South China Sea, a large part of which
By Ben Blanchard
China testing new Biden administration: analysts
STRATEGIC MISTAKE: Beijing's deployment of aircraft near Taiwan proves the 'China threat theory' that sees it attempting to destabilize the region, an analyst said China on Saturday and yesterday sent a record number of military aircraft into the nation's air defense identification zone (ADIZ), in what analysts said was an attempt to flex its military might for US President Joe Biden. Thirteen Chinese warplanes flew into Taiwan's southwestern ADIZ on Saturday and 15 entered yesterday, the highest number observed in a single day this year, the Ministry of National Defense said. On Saturday, eight Xian H-6K bombers, four Shenyang J-16 fighters and a Y-8 anti-submarine aircraft, entered the ADIZ, while yesterday there were two Y-8s, two Su-30s, four J-16s, six J-10 fighters and a Y-8 reconnaissance
Alliance formed to draft Taiwanese constitution
DISPOSING MYTHS: A new constitution would better reflect reality, as the current one was drafted 'in and for China,' without the consent of Taiwanese, advocates said Independence advocates yesterday launched the Taiwan New Constitution Alliance to promote drafting a new, localized constitution. "This is a historic moment for Taiwan. Drafting a new constitution is the most important task Taiwanese face," veteran independence advocate Koo Kwang-ming (辜寬敏) said at the inaugural event in Taipei. "Although the Democratic Progressive Party is in power, its authority is based on the Republic of China [ROC] Constitution, which has no connection to Taiwan," said the 95-year-old Koo, a former presidential adviser. "The historic task of drafting a new constitution depends on efforts by all Taiwanese," Koo said. "A constitution for a sovereign, independent Taiwan
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Phenotypic characterization of immune cells in the bone marrow (BM) of patients with acute myeloid leukemia (AML) is lacking.
T-cell infiltration was quantified on BM biopsies from 13 patients with AML, and flow cytometry was performed on BM aspirates (BMAs) from 107 patients with AML who received treatment at The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center. The authors evaluated the expression of inhibitory receptors (programmed cell death protein 1 [PD1], cytotoxic T-lymphocyte antigen 4 [CTLA4], lymphocyte-activation gene 3 [LAG3], T-cell immunoglobulin and mucin-domain containing-3 [TIM3]) and stimulatory receptors (glucocorticoid-induced tumor necrosis factor receptor-related protein [GITR], OX40, 41BB [a type 2 transmembrane glycoprotein receptor], inducible T-cell costimulatory [ICOS]) on T-cell subsets and the expression of their ligands (41BBL, B7-1, B7-2, ICOSL, PD-L1, PD-L2, and OX40L) on AML blasts. Expression of these markers was correlated with patient age, karyotype, baseline next-generation sequencing for 28 myeloid-associated genes (including P53), and DNA methylation proteins (DNA methyltransferase 3α, isocitrate dehydrogenase 1[IDH1], IDH2, Tet methylcytosine dioxygenase 2 [TET2], and Fms-related tyrosine kinase 3 [FLT3]).
On histochemistry evaluation, the T-cell population in BM appeared to be preserved in patients who had AML compared with healthy donors. The proportion of T-regulatory cells (Tregs) in BMAs was higher in patients with AML than in healthy donors. PD1-positive/OX40-positive T cells were more frequent in AML BMAs, and a higher frequency of PD1-positive/cluster of differentiation 8 (CD8)-positive T cells coexpressed TIM3 or LAG3. PD1-positive/CD8-positive T cells were more frequent in BMAs from patients who had multiply relapsed AML than in BMAs from those who had first relapsed or newly diagnosed AML. Blasts in BMAs from patients who had TP53-mutated AML were more frequently positive for PD-L1.
The preserved T-cell population, the increased frequency of regulatory T cells, and the expression of targetable immune receptors in AML BMAs suggest a role for T-cell-harnessing therapies in AML.
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'Broadchurch' Star David Tennant Will Reprise Role for US Remake
Posted on Wednesday, October 2nd, 2013 by Russ Fischer
It isn't often we see an actor who appeared in one incarnation of a film or TV series starring in a high-profile remake in another country. But David Tennant is doing exactly that for Broadchurch. He starred in the UK TV series as Detective Inspector Alec Hardy, who escapes a bit of professional scandal to work in the seaside town of Broadchurch, where he's soon part of an investigation into the murder of an eleven year-old boy.
The series, which was a tremendous success in its first season in the UK, is being remade in the US for broadcast on Fox. Tennant will play the Americanized version of the same character, with an American accent being part of what sets this version of the character apart from the original.
EW has the info. Broadchurch creator Chris Chibnall will exec produce the U.S. version, and is set to write the first episode. Dan Futterman and Anya Epstein are showrunners for the US version. Like the UK show, the Fox version will revolve around the story of a young boy who is found dead on a beach, possibly after falling from the cliff above, and the ways in which the investigation into his death affects the town, and creates a media sensation in the country at large.
Chibnall said of the remake,
[Fox is giving me the opportunity] to make something that is hopefully as good if not better than the British version… I'm very, very fascinated to see this story in a different landscape with an acting ensemble that's just as strong but taken from really great American actors. The DNA of the original is absolutely intact and filtered through a new prism, so it should still feel just as vibrant, and interesting, and strange, and unique, and beautiful, but just in a different setting — and then it's exploring the dramatic opportunities that that offers up. We're not gonna do the terrible version. We're gonna do a great version.
There's also a second season of the UK show brewing, and at this point we don't know if Tennant will appear in that as well as the US remake.
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The New Zealand Catholic Church has welcomed the government's move to increase the intake of refugees, as Europe experiences its worst immigration crisis since World War II.
Syrian refugee children covered with dust arrive Sept. 10 at the Jordanian border with Syria and Iraq, near the town of Ruwaished, which is close to Amman, Jordan. (CNS photo/Muhammad Hamed, Reuters) See SYRIAN-REFUGEES-KURTZ Sept. 11, 2015.
Cardinal John Dew, the president of the New Zealand Catholic Bishops Conference, said in a statement that Ne Zealand can no longer ignore the crisis.
"The escalating numbers of refugees globally constitutes a crisis that no nation committed to human rights can ignore. We urge the Government to think deeply about how New Zealand might provide a response which reflects the generosity of New Zealanders," he said.
Earlier, Cardinal Dew and Archbishop Philip Richardson of the Anglican Church said they believed both Churches can take in about one family for each of their 650 parishes.
Caritas Aotearoa New Zealand said the civil war in Syria left 12.2 million people needing help. Eight million people have been forced from their homes and more than four million are either living in neighbouring countries or seeking a better life in Europe.
"We have worked to help Syrian refugees since the beginning of the conflict, and Caritas is committed to continuing to provide essential supplies to those in need," said Caritas Aotearoa New Zealand director Julianne Hickey.
Caritas has been supporting 1.2 million Syrian refugees living in neighbouring Lebanon since the outbreak of the conflict.
Caritas's work in Lebanon is part of a regional response to the crisis that includes supplying food, water and shelter to desperate refugee families in Iraq, Turkey and Jordan.
The Catholic bishops earlier asked the government to consider three options:
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Al Habtoor Royal Windsor Cup
by Joanna Andrews
© Al Habtoor Group, Khalaf Al Habtoor, HM Queen Elizabeth II, HRH Prince Philip
The Winners - Four Quarters Orange
HM presents Mohammed Al Habtoor with a trophy
The Prize Giving: Khalaf Al Habtoor & HM The Queen
Habtoor Polo in the Challenge Match
The Queen inspects a horse and carriage
Mohammed Al Habtoor
Al Habtoor Royal Windsor Cup 2014 trophies
Habtoor Polo Vs Penihue Polo
Habtoor Polo goes for the attack
Four Quarters Orange Vs Mad Dogs
Mad Dogs and Four Quaters Orange
Best Playing Pony: 7-year old Typhoon
Habtoor Polo fight it out with Penihue Polo
Khalaf Al Habtoor on the Queens Grounds
Four Quarters Orange battle it out with Mad Dogs
Al Habtoor Royal Windsor Cup 2014 winning team - Four Quarters Orange
Admiring the silver
Honourary Artillery Company Band in front of the Royal Box
Habtoor Polo celebrate after defeating Penihue Polo
Mohammed Al Muhairi, Khalaf Al Habtoor, Sultan Al Habtoor
Dr Edward Kessler, Rupmani Makepeace, Richard Makepeace
Neil Hobday, Al Habtoor and Paul Rayner
Ahmed Al Habtoor, Tariq Al Habtoor
Guests at the Al Habtoor Royal Windsor Cup 2014
Mad Dogs battle it out in the final
Royal Protocol: Khalaf Al Habtoor greets The Queen
Al Habtoor and Jock Green-Armytage
Amanda Staveley and Al Habtoor
HM The Queen inspects a horse
Khalaf Al Habtoor presented the trophies at the Al Habtoor Royal Windsor Cup in June alongside Her Majesty, Queen Elizabeth II, and also attended by HRH Prince Philip. The event, sponsored by the Al Habtoor Group for the fifth year running, was full of British tradition, pomp and pageantry. Joanna Andrews brings you the highlights from the day.
Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II and Khalaf Ahmad Al Habtoor, Chairman of the Al Habtoor Group stood side by side as they presented the Al Habtoor Royal Windsor Cup trophy to Four Quarters Orange, winners of the prestigious event. Also present this year was the Duke of Edinburgh, HRH Prince Philip, who is now 93 years old. Simon Arber received the winners' cup on behalf of Four Quarters Orange, who defeated Mad Dogs 6-3 on the Guards Polo Club's famous Queen's Ground on Sunday June 22, 2014.
The black and orange shirts dominated the game. Their opponents, Alan Fall's Mad Dogs, came to this final unbeaten, but struggled to find their form of previous matches, despite fielding the eight-goal skills of Alejandro Novillo Astrada. The Al Habtoor Royal Windsor Cup is the UK's leading 15-goal tournament and 18 top-class teams entered this year's competition. Such a strong entry ensured that these two teams had already played five tough matches in order to reach this final.
The star of the show was undoubtedly the young South African Bradley Mallett who produced a brilliant performance for Four Quarters Orange and was rewarded with the Most Valuable Player Award. The Best Playing Pony Award went to Typhoon, a seven-year-old pony owned by Christopher Hanbury, but played by Bradley in both the third and sixth chukkas.
Habtoor Polo claims Al Habtoor Challenge Match
The day started with the Al Habtoor Challenge match, featuring several members of this tournament sponsor's family. Mohammed Al Habtoor's team, Habtoor Polo, won the day, defeating Matthias Norman's Penihue Polo 5-4.
This game was followed by the Mountbatten Cup match - the subsidiary of the Royal Windsor Tournament - and honours went to Jonathan Munro Ford's Black Eagles. They had an impressive 11-3 over Clinton McCarthy's Emlor C.
The day concluded with a wonderful carriage driving display by the British Driving Society. Her Majesty and Guards Polo Club's President, HRH The Duke of Edinburgh, joined the Royal Box guests on the lower terrace to watch this magnificent display and then presented rosettes to all the class champions.
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Why Shares of Altria Group Inc Stock Rose 11% in July
Shares of the Marlboro-maker were scorching in July. Here's why:
Jeremy Bowman
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Aug 8, 2015 at 4:20PM
What: Shares of tobacco giant Altria Group Inc (NYSE:MO) were gaining last month, finishing up 11%, according to data from S&P Capital IQ. A combination of an analyst upgrade, an e-cigarette deal with Philip Morris, and a strong earnings report at the end of the month helped lift the stock.
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So what: The gains started on July 6 as the stock gained 6% in two days with the help of research firm CSLA, which upgraded the Marlboro parent from underperform to outperform, though the justification for the ratings increase was not clear.
On July 16, the stock gained another 3.5%, and continued to move higher afterward as the company announced an expansion of its e-cigarette deal with Philip Morris, the now-international company Altria was separated from in 2008. In the past, the two had agreed to sell each other's e-cigarette brands in their respective territories -- Philip Morris internationally and Altria domestically -- and now the two leading cigarette-makers have entered into a research, development, and technology-sharing agreement that will enhance development of the next generation of e-cigarettes. E-cigs are seen as an important growth driver in the industry as consumption of smoking tobacco is generally declining.
Finally, the company closed out the quarter with a better-than expected earnings report, though the market's response was mixed as management expects earnings growth to slow in the second half of the year. Adjusted earnings per share increased 14% in the quarter to $0.74, and as a result management raised its full-year guidance to $2.76 to $2.81, representing growth of 7.5% to 9.5%.
Now what: July was a kind month to tobacco stocks in general, as rivals Reynolds American and British American Tobacco also posted double-digit percentage gains, and Philip Morris saw a gain of 7%. Rising prices for cigarettes helped lift all competitors, and the consolidation resulting from Reynolds American's acquisition of Lorillard should benefit the industry's overall profitability. Both volume and prices for Altria increased in the quarter, helping operating margins in its key smokeable products category improve 330 basis points to 47.5%.
With a stronger domestic economy and low gas prices supporting increased discretionary purchasing of cigarettes, Altria shares should remain strong, and with a 3.9% dividend yield it should remain a good bet for income investors.
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Sanitizing history
An online acquaintance of mine made an interesting statement a couple of days ago.
"The Europeans didn't just bring exploitation and disease to North America, they brought war. The Native Americans didn't even fight wars until after the Europeans arrived."
I asked him how he knew this, and he said he'd read it in a book, and then posted a link from a Yahoo! Answers page. I gave a verbal shrug, and sort of said, "Okay, then," and didn't push the topic any further. But I've been thinking about it ever since.
Why do we need to have certain ethnic groups be characterized by a nearly mythical goodness?
How often have we heard that before the Europeans arrived, the Natives were "in touch with the land," that they respected the Great Spirit, asked animals' permission before hunting, never took more than their fair share of what nature had to offer? And now, this gentleman claims that they also never made war on each other, until the Europeans arrived and taught them to do so. I've heard similar claims made for other groups -- most commonly the Celts, who have also been mythologized to a fare-thee-well, to the point that since the mid-1800s there have been quasi-religious groups of "druids" who have tried to emulate what they think the Celts were doing back then. More recently, the Afrocentrist movement has claimed that all good things came from Africa, and the extreme wing of that school of thought calls dark-skinned people "Sun People" and light-skinned people "Ice People" -- with all of the value judgments that those terms imply.
There are a couple of problems with all of this -- one of them academic, one of them common-sense.
The academic problem is that because all three of those groups left next to no tangible records, we really don't have all that clear a picture of what they were doing before they were contacted by societies who did write things down. And when that contact occurred, the records left weren't exactly unbiased -- it's hard to know how much to believe of (for example) what the Romans wrote about the Celts. Trying to piece together what was going on in the years prior to such contact is decidedly non-trivial, and has to be inferred from archaeological evidence and such indirect evidence as patterns of linguistic distribution.
In preparation for writing this, I tried to find out what was actually known to anthropologists about the nature of society in pre-Columbian North America, and the answer is: surprisingly little. I'm no anthropologist myself, so am unqualified to make a firm judgment, but what did strike me about the papers I read is that they don't even necessarily agree with each other. The tangible artifacts left behind by some groups (e.g. the Pueblo cultures of the US Southwest) seem to suggest a peaceful agricultural existence, but that, too, is a guess. It seems fairly certain that the Haudenosaunee (Iroquois) tribes of the Northeastern US did a good bit of fighting with the Algonquian tribes of Eastern Canada -- those groups were "traditional enemies" and apparently were happily beating each other up long before the French and English arrived and made things worse. Certainly the Aztecs, Maya, and Incas of Central and South America were not exactly what you might call peaceful by nature -- stone carvings show Aztec priests ripping the hearts from living sacrificial victims, and at least some of those victims appear from the carvings to have been prisoners of war.
My second objection is purely common sense; while some cultural values seem to me to be better than others, I just don't believe that whole groups of people were somehow "nicer" than others. Consider what a future anthropologist might make of our current "warlike" American culture -- in the last century we have certainly fought a great many times in places around the globe, for a variety of purposes, and during that time have diverted a large percentage of our resources into weaponry and the military. What does that mean about us as a people? My general feeling is "not much." If you look around you, you'll find mean people, nice people, aggressive people, gentle people, and pretty much the gamut of whatever pair of opposite traits you choose. Sure, our militarism is connected to our citizenry -- the military decisions are made by our leaders, who are elected by us -- but a future mythologizer who came up with a concept of American People As Evil Bloodthirsty Imperialists would be missing the truth by a mile. (As would a concept of Americans As Courageous, World-Saving Warriors.)
Please note that I am in no way trying to excuse what our, or any other culture's, militarism actually accomplished. What the Europeans did to the Native Americans, what the British did to the Australian Natives, what the Romans (and later the English) did to the Celts, are tragedies. But the cultures who were the victims of these atrocities were not themselves perfect. It is easy, out of our pity for the losers, to make them into creatures of myth, as having lived in an Eden until the nasty aggressors came in and screwed it up.
As always, reality is complex and messy, and doesn't fit neatly into pigeonholes. It might be appealing to believe that the Celts were the Mystical, Nature-Worshiping People of the Sacred Forest prior to their being beaten to a pulp by a whole succession of cultures. But this is a myth, just like the Native American as Noble Protector of the Environment and the African cultures as warm-hearted, creative Sun People. No culture is perfect, no ethnic group without flaws, and it is only our desire to have an ideal to espouse that makes us ascribe such characteristics to the inhabitants of the past.
Katharina Gerlach September 14, 2011 at 3:02 AM
What a lovely article and I whole-heartedly agree (says a native European, German to be precise). And you could add a whole lot more people to that list (Neanderthals anyone?). I think it is generally a bad idea to judge a group of people as a whole without prolonged studies (a lifetime for each culture should suffice).
However, for writers like me, it's far more interesting to see the humans behind the cultural differences. It makes for much more interesting stories.
Steve Poling September 14, 2011 at 3:04 PM
You mean that it wasn't Columbus and Spanish Missionaries who hunted the wooly mammoths to extinction? Or all those other large, tasty animals that went extinct in North America?
Ron Leighton September 15, 2011 at 10:12 AM
I think the tendency to nobilify "savages", though the tendency cannot be justified by this, comes from the resistance of the political culture to face the negative things it has done. If I say colonization caused the deaths of sometimes violent, authoritarian-minded people, somehow it makes it seem less bad. However, if I say, colonization caused the deaths of noble, innocent savages it makes it seem bad. But, mythologizing victims to tear down the myths of perpetrators is not okay. Just tear down the myths of the perpetrators.
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Q: How to deal with browser freezing because of nested ng-repeat I created a nested tree which may have 1 - 5000 items, I am able to make it work but it freezes my browser\loading spinner for few seconds just before showing the tree.
How can I make it smooth so browser would never freeze ?
How can I know when angularjs finished creating or rendering or computing (not sure right word) whole list so that I could remove loading spinner then, as you can see scope.$last won't work as we have nested ng-repeat and same for scope.$parent.$last
Here is plunker I created but with demo data -
http://plnkr.co/edit/GSZEpHjt5YVxqpg386k5?p=preview
Example dataset - http://pastebin.com/YggqE2MK
It's not too bad in this example but at points my browser freezes for more then 10 seconds for around 4000 items in my OWN setup with all other components.
What I already considered

*

*used bindonce.js library but without much success

*used "::" single binding without much success again

*only load first level then render next level when user expands a category but my tree can be very random, maybe I only have 1 single root node with 100s child nodes

*pagination is not ideal for scenario

HTML

JS
var app = angular.module('recursionDemo', []);

app.controller("TreeController", function($scope, $timeout) {
  $scope.status = "loading";

  $timeout(function() {
        var result = {
      "GetCategoryTreeResult": [{ // too big data set so I pasted it here http://pastebin.com/YggqE2MK }];
    $scope.tree = result.GetCategoryTreeResult;

    $scope.status = "loaded";
  }, 3000);
});

app.directive('e2TreeItem', function($timeout) {
  function link(scope, element, ngModel) {
    scope.$watch('isSelected', function(oldVal, newVal) {
      if (scope.isSelected === true) {
        element.parentsUntil('#CategoryListContainer', 'li').each(function(index, item) {
          angular.element(item).scope().category.expanded = true;
        });
      }
    });

    // not working
    //if (scope.$parent.$last) {
    //  console.log("last has been caught");
    //  var appElement = document.querySelector('[ng-app=recursionDemo]');
    //  angular.element(appElement).scope().status = "loaded";
    //}
  }
  return {
    link: link,
    scope: {
      isSelected: '=?'
    }
  };
});

A: UPDATE:
DEMO:http://plnkr.co/edit/bHMIU8Mx5grht9nod1CW?p=preview
You can load your data smoothly by changing the L10901 of app.js as below. But you should notice that if you still want to order it by name, and want it steady, you should just sort the source data, but not sort in angular with "order by". (Do you want some code to sort the source data?)
    function getDataGradually(data, childKey, gap, count, updateCb, finishCb) {
        const lastPositon = [];
        const linearData = [];
        const ret = [];

        function getLinearData(arr, position) {
            arr.forEach(function (obj, index) {
                const pos = position.concat([index]);
                if (obj[childKey] && obj[childKey].length) {
                    var children = obj[childKey];
                    obj[childKey] = [];
                    linearData.push({
                        obj,
                        pos
                    });
                    getLinearData(children, pos);
                } else {
                    linearData.push({
                        obj,
                        pos
                    });
                }
            });
        }
        getLinearData(data, []);

        function insertData({
            obj,
            pos
        }) {

            let target = ret;
            pos.forEach(function (i, index) {

                if (index === pos.length - 1) {
                    target[i] = obj;

                } else {
                    target = target[i][childKey];
                }
            });

        }
        let handled = 0;

        function doInsert() {
            let start = handled;
            let end;
            if (handled + count > linearData.length) {
                end = linearData.length;
            } else {
                end = handled + count;
            }
            for (let i = start; i < end; i++) {
                insertData(linearData[i]);
            }
            handled += count;
            if (handled < linearData.length) {
                setTimeout(function () {
                    doInsert();
                    updateCb && updateCb();
                }, gap);
            } else {
                finishCb && finishCb();
            }
        }
        doInsert();

        return ret;
    }

    $scope.tree = getDataGradually(result.GetCategoryTreeResult, "Children", 0, 30, function () {
      $scope.$digest();
    }, function () {
      //finished
    });
    //$scope.tree = result.GetCategoryTreeResult;
    $scope.status = "loaded";
  }, 3000);

Old answer:
You can get the rendering time by using $timeout. Try to change the L10901 of app.js as below.
        $scope.tree = result.GetCategoryTreeResult;
        console.time("A")
        $timeout(function(){
          console.timeEnd("A");
        });
        $scope.status = "loaded";
      }, 3000);

BTW, I got "1931.881ms" on my pc.

A: The way I handle this is:
In Controller :
// Consider results to be my main array, which contains 5000 items
var results = [{ ... }, { ... }, ..., ..., { ... }];

$scope.bindResults = results.slice(0, 5);

// Here you can start loading
$scope.status = "loading";

// Inject $interval in controller
var interval = $interval(function() {
    $scope.bindResults = results.slice(0, $scope.bindResults.length + 5);

    if($scope.bindResults.length >= results.length) {
         $interval.cancel(interval);

        // Here you can end loading
        $scope.status = "loading";
    }
}, 10);

In HTML :

This won't hang up the browser and will keep populating data every 10 ms, you can increase that number as required.

A: From my experience:

*

*move filter logic to JS (do not order in HTML, but before)

*try track by in usage with ng-repeat

*ng-include with ng-repeat has bad performance - read this Using ng-repeat with ng-include or this Alternative for ng-include in ng-repeat
Also this is old, but good article on angularjs performance with ng-repeat Optimizing AngularJS: 1200ms to 35ms

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HiFD, the next generation of floppy disks that came too late: Sweet Memories File 033
And soon it was gone.
Engadget JP (Translation) , @Engadget_MT
2020年09月28日, 午後 02:57 in egmt
This article is based on an article from the Japanese edition of Engadget and was created using the translation tool Deepl.
HiFD was a magnetic disk developed by Sony and Fujifilm, and was one of several next-generation floppy disks (FD). With a capacity of 200MB, nearly twice that of Zip's 100MB and SuperDisk's 120MB, and a high-speed access rate of 3.6MB/s (1.4MB/s for Zip and 500KB/s for SuperDisk), HiFD was designed to be a highly compatible drive that can also be used with conventional FD's.
By 1997, development was at a level where a prototype could be made, and they were aiming to release the product in the spring of 1998. If the product had been released according to this plan, I think that it could have worked a little longer, but actually it was not released until 2000, Zip was released in 1994 and SuperDisk in 1996, so it was quite late.
In order to enable the same drive to read and write a conventional FD, the shape of the HiFD follows the shape of the FD. The size of the HiFD is the same: 94 mm long, 90 mm wide, and 3.3 mm thick.
The shutter section was made of metal. Unlike the FD, which covered a large area, the HiFD has a T-shaped shutter that only protects the access window. It is rather similar to MOs. Dust on the surface of the FD may fall onto the disc surface, but with this design, there is no need to worry about that.
The part of the HiFD's shape that differs most from the FD is that the upper right corner is not cut at an angle. Actually, this is not just a design, it is to prevent the HiFD from being inserted into a conventional FD drive.
When an FD is inserted into a conventional FD drive correctly, the diagonal part of this corner is used to unlock the drive side. When the disk is inserted backward, this oblique part does not exist, so that the lock cannot be released and the disk stops on the way. This mechanism is utilized well so that HiFD cannot be inserted into a conventional FD drive.
There was an illustration of the HiFD media on the label sticker base, explaining the name and meaning of each part. According to this, the uncut part at the upper right corner (where there is an indentation) is called "V Lock".
Incidentally, I think the role of the indentation is to prevent the incorrect insertion of the HiFD's back and front, but there is no mention of that.
Let's check out the differences by putting the HiFD side by side with the conventional FD. I have already mentioned the differences in the shape of the shutter and top right corner, but the other differences are the media identification window and the write-protecting part.
From the front, the HiFD does not have a window at the bottom. Instead, there is a window in the upper left corner, which is used to identify the HiFD's media.
Looking at the backside, there are windows for write-protection and media identification, although not through it. Although the position of the write-protect has been reversed left and right, but just because HiFD does not enter the conventional FD drive, I do not think a little what is the meaning of it. Is it insurance when it is possible to insert into the conventional FD drive by some mistake? Or maybe it has something to do with SuperDisk.
The HiFD looks quite similar to the FD in appearance, but the disk is quite fast at 3600 rpm, unlike the FD which has a 300 or 360 rpm rotation speed. The head is not a contact type, but rather a floating type like the HDD, which achieves high density and high-speed access. If it can be said crudely, it is an impression like the high-rotation Zip which matched the shape to FD.
HiFD was only released in 2000, but the 250MB Zip was already released at the end of 1998, and SuperDisk also realized 240MB in February 2001, so the advantage of capacity is not so great.
Moreover, unfortunately, the only drive sold to the general public was the Fujifilm's external drive with a parallel port connection and a transfer rate of 600KB/s, it was impossible to take advantage of the HiFD's high-speed access. In addition, although the compatibility with conventional FD was supposed to be a selling point, it cannot be used for the boot because of the parallel port connection. The internal drive was sold by IBM as an option, but it will not be able to be called a general sales channel.
Fujifilm is also keen to market this product in conjunction with digital cameras, and announced the FinePix Platform HA-700 in January 2000. This product is equipped with a HiFD, smart media, and PC card reader, and can copy files to and from each other, output to TV screens, edit digital albums, and link to digital photo printers.
It can also be connected to a PC and has a USB interface, and despite its large size (and higher price tag), it had the potential to be used as an external USB HiFD drive. However, plans to release it in March were postponed and then canceled in June. Apparently, there was a problem with Sony's HiFD drive supply, but the details are unknown.明です。
Due to the delay and an inappropriate way of marketing the drive, the HiFD was not widely available and disappeared quickly.
Reference (Japanese articles):
ソニーと富士フイルム、現行3.5インチFDと互換の200MB FDD「HiFD」を共同開発, Sony
News and Information "HIF200X", Sony
「フジフイルムHiFD」と「フジフイルムHiFDドライブ」新発売, 富士フイルム, Wayback Machine
高密度フロッピーディスクの現状と展望, 日本応用磁気学会誌 Vol.22 No.8 1998, 国立国会図書館デジタルコレクション
内蔵用HiFDドライブをレビューする, 元麻布春男の週刊PCホットライン, PC Watch
「デジタルフォトプラットフォーム FinePix Platform HA-700」新発売, 富士フイルム, Wayback Machine
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var ariaWidgetsFormAutoCompleteBean = require("../../widgets/form/AutoCompleteBean");
var ariaCoreJsonTypes = require("../../core/JsonTypes");

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 * Definition of the suggestions used in the LC resource handler
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 */
module.exports = Aria.beanDefinitions({
    $package : "aria.resources.handlers.LCResourcesHandlerBean",
    $description : "Definition of the suggestions used in the LC resource handler",
    $namespaces : {
        "base" : ariaWidgetsFormAutoCompleteBean,
        "json" : ariaCoreJsonTypes
    },
    $beans : {
        "Suggestion" : {
            $type : "base:Suggestion",
            $description : "A Label-Code suggestion",
            $restricted : false,
            $properties : {
                "label" : {
                    $type : "json:String",
                    $description : "label for this suggestion",
                    $sample : "Paris",
                    $mandatory : true
                },
                "code" : {
                    $type : "json:String",
                    $description : "A code matching this suggestion",
                    $sample : "PAR"
                }
            }
        },
        "Configuration" : {
            $type : "json:Object",
            $description : "Configuration Object for Suggestions",
            $restricted : false,
            $properties : {
                "labelKey" : {
                    $type : "json:String",
                    $description : "Any label key for suggestions",
                    $sample : "myLabel",
                    $default : "label"
                },
                "codeKey" : {
                    $type : "json:String",
                    $description : "Any code key for suggestions",
                    $sample : "myCode",
                    $default : "code"
                },
                "sortingMethod" : {
                    $type : "json:FunctionRef",
                    $description : "A function for sorting the suggestions list. If specified, when the array of suggestions is prepared, the native Array sort method is called and the sorting function is provided as a parameter. Hence, the sorting function receives two suggestions as arguments and has to return a negative number, 0 or a positive number if the first suggestion has to be considered respectively \"smaller\", \"equal\" or \"greater\" than the second one"
                },
                "codeExactMatch" : {
                    $type : "json:Boolean",
                    $description : "If code has to be matched exactly to return the suggestion",
                    $default : false
                },
                "labelMatchAtWordBoundaries" : {
                    $type : "json:Boolean",
                    $description : "Whether to try starting the search for the match on all word boundaries in the multi-word label, or only from the beginning of the label",
                    $default : false
                },
                "threshold" : {
                    $type : "json:Integer",
                    $description : "Minimum number of letters typed to return suggestions",
                    $default : 1
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            }
        }
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import { NgModule } from '@angular/core';
import { CommonModule } from '@angular/common';
import { RouterModule, Routes } from '@angular/router';

import { MatCardModule } from '@angular/material/card';
import { MatDividerModule } from '@angular/material/divider';

import { ComponentDetailsModule } from '../../../../components/shared/component-details/component-details.module';
import { CovalentHighlightModule } from '@covalent/highlight';
import { CovalentJsonFormatterModule } from '@covalent/core/json-formatter';
import { setComponentRoutes } from '../../../../content/components/components';
import { JsonFormatterDemoComponent } from './json-formatter.component';
import { DocumentationToolsModule } from '../../../../documentation-tools';

const routes: Routes = setComponentRoutes({
  overviewDemoComponent: JsonFormatterDemoComponent,
  id: 'json-formatter',
});

@NgModule({
  declarations: [JsonFormatterDemoComponent],
  imports: [
    CommonModule,
    // Material
    MatCardModule,
    MatDividerModule,
    DocumentationToolsModule,
    ComponentDetailsModule,
    // Covalent
    CovalentHighlightModule,
    CovalentJsonFormatterModule,
    // Docs
    // Routes
    RouterModule.forChild(routes),
  ],
  exports: [],
  providers: [],
})
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Kieran Kane--Saturday, September 14th
Doors open at 7:30. Music at 8:00pm.
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My first attempt at reviewing Maple Ridge went a little something like this:
Swear and Shake just… This album… I don't even… Holy mother of… I LOVE ALL THE SONGS!
Complete lack of professionalism aside, I really do love every song on this album. For one thing, they don't sound alike at all. Fabulous is the band who can thread together cohesive tunes into a stellar record without regurgitating the same themes, chords, styles, and even melodies. In this regard, Swear and Shake is fabulous.
- See more at: http://awaitingtheflood.com/the-new-standard-by-which-all-other-albums-will-be-judged-maple-ridge-by-swear-and-shake/#sthash.bJqw1btr.dpuf
$15 suggested donation, all of which goes to the artist.
RSVP to mechanicstreetmusic@yahoo.com. We'll send you our address and other details a day or two before the event.
Bad Racket's Summer Music Series
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Tickets and information on all events can be found through Bad Racket's facebook page and on the associated venue websites as announced. The full series calender is coming soon, with some very familiar names and few surprises. Check out June's lineup below. Follow Bad Racket on Twitter and Facebook for up to the minute information on upcoming showcases.
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Come enjoy Saturdays in Ohio City
Mechanic Street House Concerts is hitting the streets this summer.
Ohio City, Inc. asked us to help get a bunch of great Northeast Ohio musicians to play at Open Air in Market Square. There is so much great music in NEO that the challenge was choosing just a dozen! These free concerts take place in Market Square Park, right across from the West Side Market at the corner of W. 25th and Lorain Avenue. The fun gets started at 11:00am each Saturday and runs until 4:00pm.
Here's the schedule for the whole summer:
Open Air in Market Square is sponsored by First Merit Bank, Cuyahoga Arts & Culture, Bazaar Bizarre, Penzey's Spices, and Ohio City, Inc.
Don't forget about PorchFest too!
We're also very excited about the Larchmere Porchfest from 1pm to 9pm on June 22nd. This is a fun music fest that takes place on 30 porches throughout Larchmere, which is in Cleveland just west of Shaker Square. For optimum enjoyment, bring your bike.
Hope to see you out and about this Summer!
Gurf Morlix Finds the Present Tense
On Sunday, May 19, Gurf Morlix will give listeners at Mechanic Street House Concerts a dose of his new album, Gurf Morlix Finds the Present Tense. It's ten new songs of desperation and desire, done in his unsettlingly honest style. Though Morlix is known for producing chart topping records for artists like Ray Wylie Hubbard, Lucinda Williams, Slaid Cleaves, and Robert Earl Keen, his own records are top spins by Folk/Roots stations across the country and in Europe.
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Saturday, April 13th
Kevin Gordon is a perfect example of why we host house concerts. He's been critically acclaimed for years. Last year he was the subject of a feature article in the Sunday New York Times. He tours harder than Lance Armstrong with a cooler full of EPO and plays the best roots rock venues in the country. But he has never performed in Cleveland. It's time to fix that!
Kevin calls his music "indie swamp" and it reflects his Louisiana roots, as well as his Master's degree in poetry from the University of Iowa. We love his latest CD Gloryland and listen to it at least once a week. The music has that loose, greasy feeling of good Louisiana rock and blues. The lyrics are tightly crafted and tell stories as good as any collection of classic Southern literature. We've seen him live and he is a dynamite singer, performer, and guitarist.
Please come help us welcome Kevin to Cleveland. It's going to be a great show!
http://kg.kevingordon.net/
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Mechanic Street House Concerts
Cleveland OH 44113
Doors open at 7:30, Music starts at 8:00.
For more info and to reserve your seat, please email
mechanicstreetmusic@yahoo.com
Suggested donation (which all goes to the artist)
is $15 per person.
Lots of great music coming to Cleveland the next few weeks
There is lots of great music coming to Cleveland in the next few weeks. Go out and have some fun!
Wednesday--February 20th
Elephant Revival and the Ragbirds at the Beachland
Saturday--February 23rd
Trepanning Trio at Visible Voice
Bethesda, Jack and the Bear, Attic Wolves, Laura K. Balke, and Dolfish at Mahall's
Monday--February 25th
Star & Micey and Carolina Story at Wilbert's
ZZ Ward and Delta Rae at the Beachland
Saturday--March 2nd
Eilen Jewell at the Beachland
Saturday--March 9th
Shemekia Copeland at The Winchester
Thursday--March 21st
Lucius at the Beachland
Friday--March 22nd
The Steel Wheels at Wilbert's
Angela Perly & the Howling Moons, Shivering Timbers, and the Womack Family Band at Mahall's
Sunday--March 24th
Ryan Bingham and Honeyhoney at the Beachland
Tuesday--March 26th
Alejandro Escovedo at the Beachland
Friday--March 29th
Lil' Ed & the Blues Imperials at The Winchester
Two new shows to announce!
Miss Tess & the Talkbacks
Sunday Feb. 10, 2013
Doors open at 6:30pm, music at 7:00pm
Miss Tess & the Talkbacks play fun, sassy music that blends jazz, jump blues, and rockabilly. Guaranteed to be a blast!
http://www.misstessmusic.com/
Kevin Gordon calls his music "indie swamp". It's a fun, literate mix of bayou blues and story songs. His recent album "Gloryland" was one of our favorites from 2012 and got him a feature article in the NY Times. We are pleased as punch that he is coming to do a concert with us!
$15 suggested donation, all of which go to the artists.
Email mechanicstreetmusic@yahoo.com to reserve your seats, please and thank you! We'll send you the rest of the details a few days before the house concert.
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Bij de mannen werd de wedstrijd gewonnen door de Keniaan Benjamin Rotich in 2:12.07. Op de finish had hij ruim drie minuten voorsprong op [de Tanzaniaan Benedict Ako, die in 2:15.26 over de finish kwam. Bij de vrouwen ging Galina Zhulyeva uit Oekraïne met de hoogste eer strijken. Ze won de wedstrijd in 2:40.33.

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