A to Z of azipods: revolutionary new propulsion systems drive 21st century cruise liners Phil Shapiro In the wake of the introduction of azipod propulsion systems on cruise liners lies the wave of the future. Combining the propulsion and steering of conventional ships, an azipod system replaces traditional propellers and lengthy drive shafts and rudders […]
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Super Foods for Super Kids
Super Foods for Super Kids Super Foods For Super Kids Valerie Saxion, N.D. Bronze Bow Publishing 2600 East 26th Street, Minneapolis, MN 55406 www.bronzebowpublishing.com 1932458034 $19.99 1-866-724-8200 In Super Foods For Super Kids And Everyone Else Too!, nutrition expert and natural healing advocate Valerie Saxion offers recipes for delicious, balanced meals and smoothies especially intended […]
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The Computer in the Studio
The Computer in the Studio – DeCordova Museum and Sculpture Park, Lincoln, MA; The Computer Museum, Boston, MA Joanne Lukitsh The exhibition “The Computer in the Studio” addresses two general social perspectives on the relationship between the computer and artistic practice. One is the conventional wisdom that computers threaten and debase individual creativity in the […]
Trying to frame the unframable: Oroonoko as discourse in Aphra Behn’s ‘Oroonoko.’ Daniel Pigg Aphra Behn’s Oroonoko (1688), an intensely stirring work, has captivated scholars of Restoration English literature in the last two decades with its obvious preoccupations with race, class, and gender. Behn, an underappreciated writer whose fortunes in the scholarly world are rising, […]
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Dayton Contemporary Dance Company
Dayton Contemporary Dance Company Karen Dacko Byham Theatre Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania March 8, 2003 Ohio’s oldest modern dance ensemble has moved forward since founder Jeraldyne Blunden’s death three years ago–Artistic Director Kevin Ward has shifted the repertoire away from the classic African American works that built DCDC’s reputation. It offered (at the request of its presenter, […]
Up on the hill – interview with Lauryn Hill – Interview Lauryn Hill helped make the Fugees a band that people aren’t tired of hearing or watching. Here she shoots the breeze with Maxwell, whose mix of sweetness, soul, sex, and style has also sent him into heartthrob orbit Maxwell: How you doin’, L? LAURYN […]
Mr. clean: married, sober and on the road to career salvation, Robert Downey Jr. pulls no punches.(Interview) West, Kevin Robert Downey Jr. drops himself onto a long white leather sofa in his Brentwood, California, living room, places a tiny blue ashtray and pack of unfiltered Camel cigarettes on the coffee table and reaches down for […]
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Eric Freeman: no bells, no whistles, just painting – Interview Bob Colacello In this age of video, photography, installation, and rampant topicality, pure abstract painting still thrives in a hangarlike studio hard by the East Hampton Airport. But Eric Freeman’s taut, cool, color-driven canvases are definitely not recherche: Their roots may be in Turner’s mists […]
MTNA code of ethics – Music Teachers National Association – Brief Article We, the members of Music Teachers National Association, having dedicated ourselves to advancement of musical knowledge and education, recommend the following principles of ethical practice as standards of professional conduct. Responsibilities to Our Students * The relationship between teacher and student shall be […]