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Wednesday, May 16, 2012

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Five Food and Music Fests We're Looking ... - Travel + Leisure

05.15.12

The chef-as-rock-star trend may have played itself out, but here?s a new spin: star chefs plus music icons. And no, they aren?t just sizing up each others? tattoos. At a handful of events from coast to coast, our country?s top toques are catering alongside the most anticipated stage shows of the summer. Below, a few that we?re especially excited about.

The Great Googamooga (May 19-20, Brooklyn)
New York?s first food-and-music fest makes its debut in a big way, with 73 chefs (including David Chang, April Bloomfield, Marcus Samuelsson, and Daniel Boulud) and 150+ wineries all aboard. As for music, expect The Roots, Hall & Oates, and Preservation Jazz Hall Band. And the best part? It?s free to enter and open to the public?though you may want to splurge on ExtraMooga, with culinary demos and tastings by industry greats like Ruth Riechl and Anthony Bourdain.
www.googamooga.com

Bonnaroo (June 7-10, Nashville)
Last year?s "Food Truck Oasis," which saw trucks come in from as far as Miami, is making an amped up comeback?and we?ve heard murmurings of contributions from New York?s own M. Wells and Blue Ribbon. Musical acts will include Radiohead, Phish, Red Hot Chili Peppers, and Foster the People?an unsurprisingly top-notch lineup for this legendary summer event.
www.bonnaroo.com

Attack of the Killer Tomato Festival (July 22, Atlanta)
At JCT. Kitchen?s fourth-annual event benefiting Georgia Organics, the chefs do take the stage with their guitars. But so do The Spazmatics?a local favorite known for their amusing takes on 80?s covers. The main event sees the Southeast?s best chefs?Hugh Acheson, Kevin Rathbun, Jay Swift, and Ford Fry, to name a few?go head to head in a tomato-centric cook-off that?ll feed 1,400 local foodies.
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Lollapallooza (August 3-5, Chicago)
You know to expect great music at Lollapallooza?and this year?s no different, with Florence + The Machine, The Shins, Black Sabbath, and Jack White all on board. Graham Elliott has signed on to organize the culinary efforts for a second year, and though details haven?t yet been released, we?re happy with the promise of Grahamwich sandwiches and pulled pork from Smoke Daddy. And that?s before chef Elliott teases us with his official lineup.
www.lollapalooza.com

Outside Lands (August 10-12, San Francisco)
30 winemakers will be joining 55 chefs and restaurants from the Bay Area?including Flour +Water, Pacific Catch, 4505 Meats, and American Grilled Cheese Kitchen. But they?ll have to share the spotlight with an equally impressive musical lineup that runs the gamut from Stevie Wonder to Skrillex.
www.sfoutsidelands.com

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Tuesday, May 15, 2012

Man City earns record $98M from TV for title win

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updated 9:30 p.m. ET May 14, 2012

LONDON (AP) -Manchester City's income from broadcast payments while winning the title hit a Premier League record 60.6 million pounds ($97.6 million).

Unlike many other leagues the income is not skewed in favor of the top sides, with half the domestic TV cash and all the overseas rights income split equally between the 20 clubs.

"We believe the way we distribute broadcast income plays a part in allowing each club to compete at the highest level," Premier League chief executive Richard Scudamore said in a statement Tuesday.

Each club received an equal share of 13.7 million pounds ($22.1 million) from domestic broadcasters, 18.7 million pounds ($30.1 million) from overseas broadcast rights, plus 755,000 pounds ($1.2 million) for each place they finished in the final standings.

Around 570,000 pounds ($917,870) is also paid out each time a club features in live TV matches.

That meant Arsenal earned 56.2 million pounds ($90.5 million) while finishing third, but fourth-place Tottenham earned 57.4 million pounds ($92.4 million) after playing in 23 live TV games compared to its north London rival's 19.

Bottom-place Wolverhampton Wanderers earned 39.1 million pounds ($62.3 million).

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A long-awaited celebration

In a city that's more used to a sea of red during title celebrations, it was blue confetti that fell over the streets of Manchester on Monday.

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Group: Syria troops target health workers, wounded

BEIRUT (AP) ? Syrian forces are targeting medical workers and patients who were wounded in the 14-month-old conflict, forcing doctors to scramble to help the injured in makeshift clinics, an international aid agency warned Tuesday.

Medecins Sans Frontieres, or Doctors Without Borders, which is not authorized to work in Syria, sent teams into the country secretly. They reached the rebellious areas of Homs and Idlib, where they found patients and doctors at risk of attack and arrest.

"Being caught with patients is like being caught with a weapon," the group quoted an orthopedic surgeon as saying in an Idlib village. "The atmosphere in most medical facilities is extremely tense; health care workers send wounded patients home and provide only first aid so that facilities can be evacuated quickly in the event of a military operation."

Homs and Idlib have been among the hardest hit regions in President Bashar Assad's military crackdown and rebel attacks on soldiers and other regime targets.

Doctors Without Borders called on all parties in the conflict to fully respect health workers, medical facilities, and the wounded.

There have been previous reports of authorities targeting medical facilities, health workers and their patients in Syria as well as in Bahrain, which has seen widespread protests led by the country's Shiite majority against the long-ruling Sunni monarchy. The reports indicate many of the injured forgo treatment because they fear being detained and tortured if they seek care at government-controlled medical facilities.

"A number of Syrian colleagues are reported to be missing," said Marie-Noelle Rodrigue, MSF's director of operations in Paris. "The authorities and all parties to the conflict must ensure that medical workers can operate without fear of retribution and that wounded people can safely seek and receive immediate lifesaving care, without resorting to inadequate improvised clinics for fear of arrest, or worse."

An MSF surgeon said his team in Idlib had to flee a public hospital in 10 minutes after being notified of an imminent attack.

"We saw militarized health care facilities, meaning that access to medical care depends on which side you belong," said Brice de le Vingne, MSF's director of operations in Brussels.

The Syrian uprising began in March 2011 with mostly peaceful protests calling for change, but a relentless government crackdown led many in the opposition to take up arms. Some soldiers also have switched sides and joined forces with the rebels.

World powers have backed a peace plan that was put forward by U.N.-Arab League envoy Kofi Annan, but the bloodshed has not stopped. More than 200 U.N. observers have been deployed in Syria to oversee the truce between the government and armed rebels. The U.N. estimates the conflict has killed more than 9,000 people.

U.N. spokesman Hassan Seklawi said 211 military observers as well as 66 civilian U.N. staffers working for the observation mission have been deployed in the country, with teams based in major cities such as Aleppo, Hama, Idlib, Deir el-Zour, Daraa and Homs.

The number of military observers is expected to reach the maximum of 300 later this month.

Maj. Gen. Robert Mood, the Norwegian head of the team of observers, said Tuesday that the monitors would submit a weekly report on violations to the U.N. headquarters.

The Britain-based Syrian Observatory for Human Rights and the Local Coordination Committees activist group said Tuesday at least three people were killed in an explosion the night before in the Syrian coastal city of Banias, home to one of the country's two oil refineries. The explosion destroyed a building but the nature of the blast was still not clear, the Observatory said.

The state-run news agency, SANA, said the blast happened when terrorists were preparing a bomb killing the three who working arranging it, as well as a 3-year-old boy.

An amateur video posted online by activists showed the three-story building in Banias with two floors blown up and part of the ceiling collapsed. The ground floor appeared intact.

The Observatory and the LCC also reported shooting by government troops in the eastern city of Deir el-Zour near the border with Iraq that left at least three people dead. They added that the central town of Rastan was again under intense shelling by government troops.

Also Tuesday, Khalaf al-Azzawi, the chairman of Syria's Higher Committee of the Elections, said voter turnout in last week's parliamentary elections was 51.26 percent.

The elections were the first under a new constitution, adopted three months ago, that allows political parties to compete with Assad's ruling Baath party. The new constitution also limits the president to two, seven-year terms.

The government has praised the vote as a milestone in promised political reforms, but the opposition boycotted the polls and said they were orchestrated by the regime to strengthen Assad's grip on power.

Al-Azzawi did not give a breakdown or say how many of the 250-member legislature's seats were won by the 10 parties of the National Progressive Front, an alliance dominated by the ruling Baath party.

Among the winners were Qadri Jamil and Omar Ossi, two politicians who describe themselves as opposition figures. Thirty women also won seats, a similar figure to that of the outgoing parliament.

Across the border in Lebanon, Lebanese troops deployed Tuesday in tense areas of the northern city of Tripoli after three days of sectarian clashes killed at least eight people in a spillover of the conflict in Syria. Officials said two of the eight people died of their wounds overnight.

Lebanon and Syria share a complex web of political and sectarian ties and rivalries, which are easily enflamed as Sunni Muslims who support the rebels trying to oust Assad battle members of the tiny Alawite sect, followers of an offshoot of Shiite Islam who are Assad's most loyal supporters.

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