...-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Eat Your Heart Out | Paper Magazine Does a Super (Duper) Market Culture, Food By JANE HERMANJuly 13, 2012, 1:30 pm 2 Comments Paper Magazine's Super (Duper) Market Atisha Paulson Brucie Atisha Paulson Scribe Winery Atisha Paulson 123Loading “I’m crying. And dying,” Paper magazine’s Kim Hastreiter says halfway through the tour of her Super (Duper) Market, which will be open Friday through the weekend in Manhattan’s meatpacking district. She is completely elated and, more important, satiated, by what’s in store: “The best ice cream (Humphry Slocombe), the best cornbread (Red Rooster), the best olive oil (Sciabica’s),” she says. Here, at what is a smorgasbord of carefully procured and exquisitely packaged food stuff, all the stars of Hastreiter’s bicoastal culinary-craft world collide. The vendors hail mostly from Brooklyn (Empire Mayonnaise, Morris Kitchen, Mile End) and California’s Bay Area (Boulettes Larder, Modern Appealing Clothing, Tartine Bakery and Cafe). “I’m kind of a maven, and these are really my favorite things,” says Hastreiter pointing to the Tang Brothers noodle stand. “Those are, like, the best noodles.” Walk through the mart and you might sample homemade mozzarella on honey-drizzled toast from the Cobble Hill restaurant Brucie, buy a Sol LeWitt star bowl (Hastreiter’s pick) at...
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...Below are the following rules and regulations of Ueradio Station. Fines: Any show that goes past their scheduled end time will be fined 50.00 which needs to be paid with their dues at Monday meeting. Any show that does not air will be fined 50.00. Holidays, Super bowls, just don't feel like doing the show, are not acceptable reason's to not air your show. If any meeting’s are missed there will be a 50.00 fine All fines and dues are due at Monday’s meeting and must be paid in full before your show can air. Every first Monday of each month is mandatory for each member from each show to attend the meeting and every Monday after that at least one member from each team has to be there. If You do not come to your meeting or if you miss a meeting you will be fined 50.00. If any of these events happen 3 times your show will be cancelled. Each show must have a banner and commercial for their show. If you need to set up an appointment dot that contact myself or Tim. If you are experiencing technical difficulties please do not Tweet Brandon please call him so that he can take care of the problem. If you know that you are going away and you can not air your show on the scheduled day it’s suppose to air please inform myself and Tim at least 2 weeks in advance so that you can schedule a time to come in and pre- record your show. Cleanliness: Everyone who has a show must clean up after each show. If you order food you must dispose of all trash that is left whether inside...
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...shane Faulkingham May 7, 2012 Article Human Resources Management How to manage crowds at sporting events Brittany Marie Swanson Campus saft http://www.campussafetymagazine.com/Channel/University-Security/Articles/2012/02/Controlling-Crowds-at-College-Sporting-Events/Page/2.aspx During this article the author speeks about the importance of safty at college sporting events. They explain how you can run into problems such as people storming the field at the end of a game, riots, drinking, and terrorist threats. The reason this is so important is because without the correct training and preperation you cant combat this issue. Prevention is key, inorder to do this you have to see what methods have worked in the past and which ones didnt. You can do this by calling other schools, and even other proffetional level teams to try and ask them for advise. Also in prevention you need to get people involved such as law inforcement the teachers the students, and other community figures to spread the word about respectful behavior during a game. The author says that one of the huge things when it comes to saftey is alcohol. People arnet themselves when they are drunk and they tend to do stupid things. In order to prevent this problem you can refuse to sell alcoholic beverages in the facilty, search people as they come in to make sure they do not posses anything dangerous or alchol and drug related, make sure that law enforcement is controling the tailgating scene, and make sure people...
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...form serve no purpose and are a waste of time for the library. January rd 3 email was sent out. Everybody understand that? Were passing it around so you can see. And then Mercedes sent me an email, they had sent previous and Virginia has about the applications too. it is mainly about the users whenever somebody pay for a, she had returned a book that was in collection, it still on her acct so I had to call central because on this email it says that we need to let know if we are going to waive some fines from collection because they need to update it at central. So they told me that the patron has to pay the 10 dollars even though that they returned the book, they did not use to do that we used to waive for the collection but now they have to pay for it. So they have to pay the 10 dollars for the overdue fines because she had it already over the amount of time that sent it to collection. 10 dollars for over dues plus the 10 dollars for the collection agency. Any time we waive the fine from the collection agency its when the patron come and complain and claim that...
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...California has experienced and heavy drought causing Urban water restrictions, and introducing fines and penalties for the miss use of water. This environmental concern has effect everyday life in California. Team A will discuss and elaborate on the issues of surrounding water waste, water preservation, and how California biggest water waste and income is at high risk. 1. Introduction 2. California Agriculture: Latoya Williams A. How much Agriculture is California responsible for? B. How much water is required to keep California Agriculture running? C. California’s yearly profit from Agriculture. 3. Growing Demands: Norma Benson A. California vs United State population B. Healthy lifestyle movement causing growing demands. 4. California Urban Use: Adriana Ortiz A. Who waste the most water? Urban vs Agriculture B. Dehydration in our front lawns comes with fines? 5. Dessert Landscape is The Future: Daniela Flores A. California Program to convert urban communities to desert landscapes. B. Who paying for it? 6. Large Companies Creating a Movement: Imran Ashraf A. How being responsible can create a profit and good image. B. Do companies get fined for water use? 7. Department of Water and Power: Carlos Garcia A. Public opinion and reaction to restrictions B. Challenges to policy implementation. C. How much does a fine cost? We will get our information from textbooks, articles University of Phoenix and credible...
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...Memo of Advice Dear Andrew, Regarding your dilemma concerning paying the $1,000.00 fine or defending the charge in court, I believe that you will be better off paying the fine, as opposed to the high likelihood that if you go to court, you may be fined an even greater amount – a fine not exceeding $5,000.00. The situation is currently not in your favor and it would be difficult to swing the jury to your side. On the 1st December 2010, you collected and drove a truckload of contaminated soil from Melville and parked it there overnight. Although you intended to drive it away to a remote waste dump the next day, you were in breach of section three of the Contamination Avoidance Act due to the fact that the toxic waste was in the vicinity of the Swan River. A municipal inspector discovered your breach of the law and made a report to the Police, which subsequently led to charges being brought upon you. The facts of the case in dispute are namely whether or not leaving the toxic waste near the river overnight is considered storing, and whether you were really in breach of the Act. The fact that you were carrying toxic waste that might cause harm to the surroundings or compromise water resources is indisputable. Even more so because the offence was committed near the Swan River, to make matters worse, you did not own a permit for it as well. Since this issue took place in Welshpool, which is in Western Australia, the Contamination Avoidance Act applies. In addition, since this...
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...to its toxic pesticides. The judge found Gray guilty and imposed fines of $15 million. Gray voluntarily set up a charitable fund of $8 million with the intent of bettering the environment. Gray incurred legal expenses in its defense and in setting up the foundation. The court later reduced the fine from the initial $15 million to $7 million. Gray deducted the $8 million for the foundation along with legal expenses incurred. The IRS disallowed both deductions on the grounds that these funds were a fine and in violation of public policy. In regards to your question of the deductibility of these items, $8 million for the foundation and legal expenses, and the $7 million fine §§162 (a) and (f) Trade Business Expenses states “No deduction shall be allowed under subsection (a) for any fine or similar penalty paid to a government for the violation of any law.” Section 1.162-21(b), Treasury Regulations, further provides: (1) For purposes of this section a fine or similar penalty includes an amount —…(iii) Paid in settlements of the taxpayer's actual or potential liability for a fine or penalty (civil or criminal). The preceding Internal Revenue Code disallows the reduced $7 million fine made by the judge, a government official, in regards to the fine as a result of statutory violations. Congress specifically enacted §162(f) in order to codify prior judicial decisions disallowing business expense deductions for fines and penalties resulting from statutory violations. In regards...
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...Distracted Driving has been an on-going issue; committed by both veteran and beginner drivers. Multiple states including Florida have begun fining those who are caught texting and driving in order to reduce the numbers of those injured and/or killed due to distracted drivers. Alaska being the highest with a ten-thousand dollar fine; while Florida is one of the lowest with a 35 dollar fine. Many oppose these laws, claiming that if you’re a good enough driver, you can text while driving and not get into an accident. However, this is still not enough proof or a reason to stop fining those who are caught, because over 330,000 people in the U.S. are still dying by text related accidents. Something that has been helping combat this problem however, are Public Service Announcements (PSA’S). Whether it be a story of a...
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...the | | | | | | | |influence (DUI) | | | | | | | |crime? | | |Federal |No. |Title 21 1st |Title 21 1st |Title 21 1st |In the vast |None that I found | | | |conviction u to 1 |conviction u to 1 |conviction u to 1 |majority of DUI | | | | |year,$ 1,000 to |year,$ 1,000 to |year,$ 1,000 to |situations, the | | | | |100,000 fine 2nd |100,000...
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...| Compliance | Penalty | 1. | To appoint Welfare officer wherein 500 or more workers are ordinarily employed | Imprisonment of 2 years or fine upto Rs. 100000 or both and further fine of Rs. 1000/day till the contravention continues | 2. | To appoint safety officer wherein 1000 or more workers are ordinarily employed | Imprisonment of 2 years or fine upto Rs. 100000 or both and further fine of Rs. 1000/day till the contravention continues | 3. | Send a notice to chief inspector atleast 15 days (30 days in case of seasonal factory) before occupying or using a premise as a factory | Imprisonment of 2 years or fine upto Rs. 100000 or both and further fine of Rs. 1000/day till the contravention continues | 4. | Send notice within 7 days of appointing a new manager | Imprisonment of 2 years or fine upto Rs. 100000 or both and further fine of Rs. 1000/day till the contravention continues | 5. | To ensure health (III), safety (IV) and welfare (V) of the workers | Imprisonment of 2 years or fine upto Rs. 100000 or both and further fine of Rs. 1000/day till the contravention continuesPenalty of 25000 in case of death & 5000 in case of serious bodi;y injury | 6. | To ensure cleanliness in the factory and make arrangements to treat waste and dispose effluents | Imprisonment of 2 years or fine upto Rs. 100000 or both and further fine of Rs. 1000/day till the contravention continues | 7. | To disclose all information relating to dangers & hazards and the measures to...
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...Persuasive Paper on Edward Kienholz Edward Kienholz was born on October 23, 1927, in a small town just outside of Washington, named Fairfield. From the beginning of the youngest age examined in Edward’s life, Lawrence and Ella (the parents of Edward) were seen to have pressed a strong hierarchal supervision within the labor, and religious ordinances their household. This creating friction within the family upbringing, didn’t stop both his mother and father discipling Edward to practice the highest measure of respect towards their same protestant beliefs and practices they saw fit. Though they loved him, the strict enforced manner that dwindled overtime led to major idiosyncrasies observed in Edward’s life, captivating not only his personal actions, but also the work he presented within the art world as well. The misunderstood and twisted role Edward’s art plays amongst society, has moved far beyond June 10th, 1994, seen as the day of his passing. This appears to be just one reason he has infatuated so many individuals to study his performance today. Analyzing how his earlier life affected his art work later in life with greater depth, the passage below will dive into the make up of the man behind the controversial artwork, and the answer exactly what it is that made his instillations so shocking even today. A boisterous and intelligent child Walter Hopps gave claim to the early life biological information stated below, where Lawrence and Ella are viewed to instill an...
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...Name of Student: Name of Professor: Course Code: Date: Contemporary Art Thesis statement An analysis of contemporary artwork reveals that there is a strong relationship between contemporary art and everyday life as artists can use them for environmental and political activities. Introduction One question that most people usually ask themselves when asked about the history of arts is whether art can have a history. Yes, art has a long history, older than most if not all individuals currently living on earth. Most people think of it as being timeless because art has remained beautiful and attractive since the Old Stone Age. Individuals enjoy looking at arts for its own sake not knowing that they may have a significant meaning and the knowledge of its context inasmuch as viewers from different generations and cultures may see same artworks and interpret them differently from the previous generations. Most of the art works we see around originate from things of the past. Rarely does an artist come up with an imaginary art from vacuum (Art History, par 1). Most of them usually refer their arts by critiquing the outmoded models, borrowing some traditional techniques and methods, researching the old and forgotten stories as well as building on some timeless themes to enable them obtain new ideas (Par 3). It is very important for us to understand the historical precedent as it guides artists in obtaining context since art began from the caves by the Old Stone Age Homo sapiens...
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...Proceeding for the School of Visual Arts Eighteenth Annual National Conference on Liberal Arts and the Education of Artists: Art and Story CONTENTS SECTION ONE: Marcel’s Studio Visit with Elstir……………………………………………………….. David Carrier SECTION TWO: Film and Video Narrative Brief Narrative on Film-The Case of John Updike……………………………………. Thomas P. Adler With a Pen of Light …………………………………………………………………… Michael Fink Media and the Message: Does Media Shape or Serve the Story: Visual Storytelling and New Media ……………………………………………………. June Bisantz Evans Visual Literacy: The Language of Cultural Signifiers…………………………………. Tammy Knipp SECTION THREE: Narrative and Fine Art Beyond Illustration: Visual Narrative Strategies in Picasso’s Celestina Prints………… Susan J. Baker and William Novak Narrative, Allegory, and Commentary in Emil Nolde’s Legend: St. Mary of Egypt…… William B. Sieger A Narrative of Belonging: The Art of Beauford Delaney and Glenn Ligon…………… Catherine St. John Art and Narrative Under the Third Reich ……………………………………………… Ashley Labrie 28 15 1 22 25 27 36 43 51 Hopper Stories in an Imaginary Museum……………………………………………. Joseph Stanton SECTION FOUR: Photography and Narrative Black & White: Two Worlds/Two Distinct Stories……………………………………….. Elaine A. King Relinquishing His Own Story: Abandonment and Appropriation in the Edward Weston Narrative………………………………………………………………………….. David Peeler Narrative Stretegies in the Worlds of Jean Le Gac and Sophe Calle…………………….. Stefanie Rentsch...
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...the early 1900s. He was represented with 8 paintings in the Philippine Section at the St. Louis Exposition of 1904, where his painting titled A Victim of War received an Honorable Mention. He taught at the Philippine Normal School from 1918 to 1926. Before World War II, his landscapes were found in classrooms all over the Philippines. In 1941 his Tienda del Barrio won Second Honorable Mention in the Filipiniana Category at the National Art Competition sponsored by the University of Santo Tomas. WORKS Antonio, Marcel BIOGRAPHY Marcel Antonio (born June 28, 1965) is a Filipino painter once considered one of the most promising in Philippinecontemporary art.[1] A graduate of the University of the Philippines' College of Fine Arts, Antonio has produced a distinctive...
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...Cultural Analysis The marketer needs basic information to evaluate a country market’s potential, identify problems that would eliminate a country from further consideration, identify aspects of a country’s environment for possible adaptation, and develop a strategic market approach. One further use of the information collected in the preliminary analysis (cultural analysis) is as a basis for country notebook. A country notebook includes a Cultural Analysis, Economic Analysis, Market Audit and Competitive Market Analysis. The data suggested in the cultural analysis includes information that helps the marketer make market-planning decisions. However, its application extends beyond product and market analysis to being an important source of information for someone interested in understanding business customs and other important cultural features of the country. The information in this analysis must be more than a collection of facts. You need to interpret the meaning of cultural information. That is, how does the information help in understanding the effect on the market? For example, the fact that almost all the populations of Italy and Mexico are Catholic is an interesting statistic but not nearly as useful as understanding the effect of Catholicism on values, beliefs, and other aspects of market behavior. Furthermore, even though both countries are predominantly Catholic, the influence of their individual and unique interpretation and practice of Catholicism can result in important...
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