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Rabbi Yehuda Albin, the Ohr Somayach representative in Chicago, has taught a great deal of Torah to Jews in his community. But for twenty years he has been struggling himself for a deeper understanding of one chapter in the Torah.
When he finally achieved his goal the other week, he invited some of his study partners to a "lechayim" with cake and drinks. The resolution of a twenty-year old problem, he declares, must be celebrated with twenty-year old Scotch which he dutifully brought to class.
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A notoriously reclusive artist, Sergio Larrain has nonetheless become a touchstone for those who have come to know and love his work, including authors Roberto Bolaño and Julio Cortázar. Celebrated by Henri Cartier-Bresson, his contemporary and a co-founder of Magnum, Larrain's experimental process yielded images that transformed the fixed nature of the medium. His images have left generations of viewers in awe of the simultaneous serenity and spontaneity that a camera can capture—when placed, that is, in the hands of an artist with such rare meditative passion. "A good image is born from a state of grace," the artist once explained. Sergio Larrain, a selection of over two hundred images, rectifies Larrain's omission from the canon of significant twentieth-century photographers, and combines his work in Latin America with photographs taken in Europe. Following a creatively fertile period in the 1950s and '60s, Larrain put away his camera and devoted himself to the solitary pursuit of spiritual mysticism, a decision that further contributed to his reputation as a romantic, a "fatal personage," in the words of Bolaño. Created with the encouragement of Larrain's family, the book is sumptuously produced, designed by Xavier Barral, and edited by Agnès Sire, who enjoyed a long correspondence with the photographer and has worked with Magnum on preserving his photographic estate.
Sergio Larrain (1931–2012, born in Valparaiso, Chile) grew up in Chile, but left at age eighteen to study at the University of California, Berkeley. Upon his return he began taking photographs in the streets of Santiago and Valparaiso; the early purchase of two images by the Museum of Modern Art, New York, reassured him in his chosen profession. Impressed by Henri Cartier-Bresson's photographs, Larrain presented the photographer his work on los abandonados (street children in Santiago) during a trip to Europe. Cartier-Bresson then invited Larrain to join Magnum in 1960; around this time he also began what would become a legendary project on Valparaiso with a text by poet Pablo Neruda. Unsure if he was suited to working for the press, Larrain retreated to the Chilean countryside and dedicated himself to yoga, meditation, and drawing until his death in February 2012.
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Mountain View Mayor John Inks has declined a request to join a coalition of over 1,000 mayors across the country that want gun law reforms. The group was co-founded by New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg.
Inks declined the request in an email on Tuesday after he was asked at the Sept. 3 council meeting to join the Mayors Against Illegal Guns coalition by Mountain View resident Josh Wolf and Community Health Awareness Council director Monique Kane.
"When Newtown (Conn.) happened, I thought finally Congress would act and it didn't," Kane told the council, adding that she was convinced that a push for gun law reforms has to start locally.
Inks' response, which came a week later in an email, was in stark contrast to that of Palo Alto Mayor Greg Scharff, who enthusiastically joined the coalition on August 5, according to reports, breaking normal protocol to sign onto the cause immediately after speakers raised the issue.
Inks was silent about the request for several days, turning down an offer to meet with Wolf about the coalition. He eventually wrote in an email to Wolf and the Voice that he would not join the coalition, calling the group's positions "fundamentally anti-gun."
In a set of seven principles that mayors are being asked to sign onto, the group advocates for being tougher on law-breaking gun dealers, increased efforts to trace guns, expanded background checks and new laws that would "keep lethal, military-style weapons and high-capacity ammunition magazines off our streets."
"Mayors Against Illegal Guns are advocating heavier firearms restrictions and regulation instead of actually reducing gun violence," wrote Inks, a retired aerospace engineer who is known for his libertarian positions. "MAIG principles are silent on legal gun rights such as ownership and are fundamentally anti-gun. Like MAIG, gun owners are generally wholly law abiding and already against gun crimes. I'm not joining the MAIG coalition."
Inks added that he supports "gun rights, firearms safety and education advocacy," in another email to Wolf.
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1. Jim Thome, DH, BAL: Thanks to a trade to Baltimore, Thome will finally get to play every day. He showed he can still hack it as a DH through interleague play for the Phillies, mashing to the tune of a .333/.415/.722 line and four homers in just nine games. The power's there, the park is there, and the Orioles are somehow fighting for the playoffs this season. Thome should be able to help both his new teams and fantasy owners thirsting for power.
2. Mike Fiers, SP, MIL: Fiers has rocketed up the organizational ladder, moving from High-A in 2010 to making six starts for the Brewers in 2012. The 27-year-old is making a great case to stay in the big leagues so far, with a 2.29 ERA as an injury replacement. More impressively, the peripherals completely back up the performance, as he owns a 5.13 K/BB with over a strikeout per inning. He's only getting 31.8% of balls in play on the ground, and that will inevitably push his ERA up a bit, but he makes a solid replacement pickup as long as he's in the rotation.
3. Wilson Betemit, 1B/3B/OF, BAL: Betemit might be a tough sell in standard 12-team or shallower leagues, but get any deeper and he begins to have value. He has two huge points in his favor: positional flexibility (particularly for five-outfielder leagues) and heavy platoon value (particularly for large roster leagues). In games featuring opposing right-handed starting pitchers, Betemit owns a .279/.342/.488 line with seven home runs and 23 RBI in 47 starts. To top it all off, he has become a regular, starting 11 of Baltimore's past 13 games.
4. Andrelton Simmons, SS, ATL: First off, let's get this out of the way: Andrelton Simmons is, in all likelihood, not a .333 hitter. He might not be a .300 hitter. But he will also almost certainly hit for a better average than the typical shortstop – .258 – and that's because he has an incredible ability to make contact. Simmons owns just a 10.4% strikeout rate and 6.1% swinging strike rate, both fantastic numbers for anybody, much less a 22-year-old skipping Triple-A to get to the majors. His lack of a single steal attempt in 96 PA is concerning, but he should do enough to hold some value at shortstop given his ability to hit for average.
5. Tommy Milone, SP, OAK: Go over to the schedule and find out when Tommy Milone is pitching at home. Then start him every single time. Milone has allowed 15 home runs on the season, but just one of them has come at the spacious O.co Coliseum, where he has held hitters to a .169/.213/.250 line. The split probably won't stay quite so huge, but Milone has also issued just eight walks in 45.2 innings at home and should be a boon to pitching rates during his home starts.
1. Lance Lynn, SP, STL: The only reason Lance Lynn is in the All-Star Game is because player voting for starting pitchers took place nearly two weeks ago. Since then, Lynn has posted a 9.98 ERA and allowed four home runs over three starts. He has just 12 strikeouts to seven walks in that period as well and the wheels appear to be falling off. He should be serviceable going forward – an ERA in the 3.50-4.00 range wouldn't surprise – but he is an All-Star in name only.
2. Wade Miley, SP, ARI: Miley, like Lynn, will play in his first All-Star game this season. Like Lynn, things are falling apart for Miley, albeit not nearly as suddenly. Still, Miley has allowed a 4.82 ERA over his last three starts, largely thanks to four home runs. Miley has a surprisingly low 7.5% HR/FB rate given the desert air of Arizona, and that should be expected to rise as the season goes on. Again, think of Miley as a roughly 4.00 ERA guy rather than as an All-Star level pitcher.
3. Brian Roberts, 2B, BAL: For so long, Roberts was the face of the Orioles, shining through the film of mediocrity (or worse) that covered the team. Unfortunately, just as Baltimore is starting to break out, it appears Roberts could be done. He hasn't a single extra-base hit in his 17 games since returning from concussion issues and is striking out more than he ever has before. His batting average is .182 and the bat just doesn't seem to have any pop left.
4. Michael Cuddyer, OF, COL: Cuddyer's overall line isn't horrible – .256/.311/.484, 12 HR, 41 R, 49 RBI, 8 SB. It's actually pretty good. But he has Coors Field to thank for nearly all of that – at home he's hitting .283 with 7 HR, 33 R, 29 RBI, and 4 SB in 42 games (33 on the road). He's hitting .233 with wholly mediocre (or poor) counting stats on the road. Turn this into an advantage – find a suitable replacement and use Cuddyer as one of the best platoon outfielders in fantasy (starting at home). The combination will almost certainly be far better than what Cuddyer presents as a whole.
5. Alejandro De Aza, OF, CWS: De Aza is hitting just .264 over the past two weeks as opposed to .294 for the whole season. What's different? His BABIP is down to .317 (still well above the league average) as opposed to .359 on the season. De Aza strikes out far too much (19.0% of plate appearances) to be a traditional high-average hitter. He's still worth holding onto for speed and runs scored, but if somebody is offering value based on that high batting average, it's probably time to cut and run.
Jack Moore is a graduate of the University of Wisconsin-Madison with degrees in Mathematics and Economics. His work can also be found at FanGraphs.com, DisciplesOfUecker.com, RotoWire.com, AdvancedNFLStats.com and ESPN. Follow him on twitter at @jh_moore.


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UNION, N.J. (AP) — A naked, malnourished 4-year-old boy found inside an apartment with the body of his mother, dead for days, had resorted to eating from a bag of sugar and weighed only 26 pounds, well below normal, police said Wednesday as adoption offers poured in from around the world.
The boy's first request after being examined, police said, was a grilled cheese sandwich and a juice.
His mother, identified Wednesday as Kiana Workman, 38, of New York City's Brooklyn borough, was discovered dead Tuesday on the floor of her bedroom after maintenance workers at the apartment complex in northern New Jersey reported a foul odor. Because the chain lock was on, police said, the toddler couldn't get out.
Officer Joseph Sauer said the boy was naked but coherent and not crying when he kicked in the door and his partner lifted the youngster up by the arms and pulled him out of the overheated apartment.
"The only way to describe the little boy was it was like a scene from World War II, from a concentration camp, he was that skinny. I mean, you could see all his bones," Sauer told The Associated Press.
The apartment in this city 15 miles west of New York belongs to Workman's mother, who is recuperating from surgery at a nursing center, said police, who could not track down any other relatives.
The boy, now in state custody, remained in a hospital where he was being treated for malnourishment and dehydration, police said.
"Physically, he's fine. Whether there are any mental problems later on ... I'm not a child expert," Police Director Daniel Zieser said.
The boy was not strong enough to open the refrigerator and was unable to open a can of soup. Police said he told them he had been eating from a bag of sugar.
The boy could not say how long his mother had been dead.
Police said he put lotion on his mother, leaving behind handprints, in an attempt to help her.
Officer Sylvia Dimenna, who traveled in the ambulance with the boy and stayed with him at the hospital, said he was very bright and articulate but tired.
"He said he missed his mommy," she said.
Police initially estimated she had been dead five days before the discovery was made, but Zieser said Wednesday it may have been two to three. Nobody had talked to her for about a week.
The boy weighed 26 pounds, but at the age of 4½ should have weighed 40 pounds or more, Zieser said.
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26 December 2011
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- 30s wool coat
- ASOS dress
- Rachel Comey boots
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- vintage belt
Merry Christmas everyone! I know it's a bit belated but it's better late than never, right? Or at this point, I guess I should go ahead and say Happy Boxing Day! I hope everyone had a lovely holiday spent with friends and family. We had a very quiet weekend, mostly spent at home watching football (Tom) and old movies (me) and eating treats. Last night I cooked a Christmas dinner of vegan Field Roast, Brussels sprouts and sweet potatoes that were grown on my parents' farm. Yum!
So... I've successfully avoided doing any outfit posts for the entire month of December and I have to admit I did enjoy the break. I'm sure I'll get back into the routine after the beginning of the year, but for now I'm still reveling in not taking any photos. Instead, I thought I would wrap up the end of the year featuring the photographs Tom took during one of our favorite projects of the year; our trip to Beekman Place in NYC. If you looked through the flip book when I posted it, you've seen some but not all of these shots. Each day this week, I'll spotlight a different set of photos from the project here on the blog. I hope you enjoy!
15 comments:
- BaronessVonVintage said...
Oh, your COAT! How glorious! Happy holidays. I LOVE that pic of you peering through the broken glass. Exquisite
- December 26, 2011
- uchie suci utami apsari said...
merry christmas
may god blesses you:)
- December 26, 2011
- ellakii sedgwick said...
so lovely photos i just love you sence of style,
merry christmas and many kisses from,
- December 26, 2011
- Jo - Lost in the Haze said...
The swallow print is truly amazing! <3 and I love the shape of your coat! Such a truly gorgeous outfit!
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- December 26, 2011
- Rae said...
I love your red coat! It's so cute. xo, rv
- December 26, 2011
- Unknown said...
Simply STUNNING!
- December 26, 2011
- Unknown said...
Simply STUNNING!
- December 26, 2011
- Unknown said...
The atmosphere created by the damaged building is so beautiful. you really look great!
- December 26, 2011
- Two Happy Hearts said...
beautiful dress & such an amazing coat!
- December 26, 2011
- Joy said...
So glad you went back there to take some photos! You look stunning in red!
- December 27, 2011
- Rebeccak said...
These photos are stunning as ever! And I was eyeing off that ASOS dress myself :)
Hope it was a great weekend and best wishes for the new year!
- December 27, 2011
- Rosaspina Vintage said...
This is what I call an absolutely impeccable mix of vintage and modern, you made the 30s coat and the asos dress work amazingly together, it's perfect.
Not to mention the beautiful shade of red...
I always admire Tom's photos, this set must be one of my favorite this year!
Happy belated Christmas to you both too :)
- December 27, 2011
- Anonymous said...
Thats a pretty amazing red coat! :) Love.
- December 27, 2011
- Unknown said...
Your dress is awesome! I really love the print on it. Your coat is perfect too. Merry late Christmas!
- December 28, 2011
- Inroll said...
Such a nice dress! I love it!
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In a statement, Shuttleworth reckoned Ceph will help enterprise-grade cloud service providers scale to meet demand effectively.
"I'm delighted to support the team behind Ceph in their goal of building a commercial success story around this tremendous technology, as an investor in Inktank," Shuttleworth said.
The Ceph source code is available under the GNU Lesser General Public License and is POSIX compatible, and its developers reckon their software can deliver virtually unlimited storage. According to the project's website:
Ceph's file system runs on top of the same object storage system that provides object storage and block device interfaces. The Ceph metadata server cluster provides a service that maps the directories and file names of the file system to objects stored within RADOS clusters. The metadata server cluster can expand or contract, and it can rebalance the file system dynamically to distribute data evenly among cluster hosts. This ensures high performance and prevents heavy loads on specific hosts within the cluster.
Inktank offers consulting and support for Ceph, and it targets enterprises, service providers, startups and organisations needing high-performance computing. The startup's president and chief operating officer Bryan Bogensberger claimed demand for Ceph has been extraordinary. ®
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Online searchable database of over 5 million soldiers from 30 states and territories. Rosters, regiments, cemeteries, battles, prisoners, Medals of Honor.
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From the St. Louis County Library. Information about this microfilm set which records the recruitment of 5,000+ African Americans who enlisted in Missouri Colored Volunteers during 1863-1865.
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New images and storyboards from Ryan Reynolds' Green Lantern movie have us scratching our heads. We already know of two super villains in the film, but could there be a third? Check out the spoilery images and speculate with us.
The images (which come from Comic Book Movie) seem to imply a few things. The captain to the story board seems to imply that Green Lantern villain Krona is somehow connected to Parallax (an evil beast we already know is in the movie). Krona is an Oan scientist whose desire to witness the creation of the universe accidentally created the DC "multiverse." In the storyboards it appears that Krona is emerging from the Parallax. And this isn't the first time we've heard this rumor, so maybe it's true! Or maybe someone is just messing with us fans.
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A roundup of Kansas Jayhawks and Kansas State players taken in the NBA Draft.
It was a very busy Thursday night for Chris Thiesen, the Kansas Jayhawks assistant athletic director for media relations, as he was trying to get in touch with players selected in the 2008 National Basketball Association draft. Of course, when you're trying to find five different players after 11 p.m. for reporters on deadline, you could understand if he was a little tired of hitting cell phone numbers and automatically getting recordings to leave messages. Two Jayhawks were taken in the first round, while three more were taken in the second -- the most ever from the school for one draft. Shooting guard Brandon Rush and power forward Darrell Arthur were taken in the first round; point guard Mario Chalmers, power forward Darnell Jackson and center Sasha Kaun were all chosen in the second round. "I thought we'd get five drafted," said Kansas men's basketball head coach Bill Self. "I was happy for our guys, but I was a little disappointed that a couple of them fell past what they were told they would go, and that's disappointing to me. "Those pre-draft things, all they are, are rumors. The whole deal is that you have to talk to people who are calling the shots, and you have to get accurate information. We cheered when Brandon went at (No.) 13, and held our breaths when the other guys didn't go as high as we thought they would." Kansas State's top two scorers from last year — freshmen Michael Beasley and Bill Walker — also were taken in the draft. As expected, Kansas State power forward Michael Beasley went second in the draft to the Miami Heat after the Chicago Bulls selected point guard Derrick Rose of Memphis with the first pick. Although Beasley was thought of to be the No. 1 pick for most of the collegiate season, Rose was able to persuade the Bulls to take a chance on the hometown player. "I knew anything could happen," Beasley said on ESPN after being drafted. "I am just glad it's over with. Miami is getting a great player who is going to work hard, (be) a good rebounder and just an all-around fun-loving guy. I think every team needs one of those." Beasley averaged 26.2 points and 12.4 rebounds a game in his only season for the Wildcats. The freshman from Washington, D.C., also led the team in blocked shots (54) and steals (42). He is the first K-State player to be picked in the first round since Mitch Richmond in 1988 and the last Wildcat to be drafted since Steve Henson in 1990. He was named as one of 10 on the John Wooden All-American team and also was named first team to the National Basketball Coaches Association and Associated Press All-American squads. Beasley also received player of the year awards from CBSSportsline.com and rivals.com; and freshman of the year honors from five organizations. "I'm ecstatic," said K-State head coach Frank Martin on the Wildcats' Web site. "I'm ecstatic for Mike. I'm ecstatic for the Heat. They went through a troubled year last season, but they have good personnel. They are all about working and competing and that's what Mike is about. I think it's a perfect marriage." The Portland Trailblazers took Rush with the 13th pick, and then traded him to the Indiana Pacers in a deal which included Arizona's Jerryd Bayless, the 11th pick in the draft. The trade will give Rush a chance to play with his brother Kareem, who played with the Pacers last year. Rush had declared for the draft as a sophomore but returned for his junior season after surgery on his anterior cruciate ligament. He declared again after a couple of weeks after Kansas beat Memphis in the national championship game. Rush, from Kansas City, Mo., was a two-time Wooden All-American member and a three-time Big 12 player first-team selection during his time with the national champions. He led the Jayhawks with 13.3 points a game last season, and also averaged 5.1 rebounds a game. Arthur was drafted at No. 27 by the New Orleans Hornets, who immediately traded the pick to Portland for cash. He was traded again to the Memphis Grizzlies for Syracuse's Donte Greene, the 28th pick in the draft. Arthur left the Jayhawks after his sophomore season and was predicted to be picked near the middle of the round but fell to the Hornets before the trade, partially on rumors of a possible kidney ailment. Arthur, from Dallas, averaged 12.8 points and 6.3 rebounds a game for Kansas last season. He led the Jayhawks in blocks with 53 and was a Big 12 first team member. "Darrell told me (the) Washington (Wizards) did some blood work on him and that it came back normal," Self said. "The appearance that I got was that word did not get down to other teams; that they were going on a previous test that was done. If that's the case, then somebody dropped the ball and that will cost him a lot of money." Chalmers was the first college player from the Sunflower State taken in the second round with the fourth pick of the second round by the Minnesota Timberwolves. He was later traded to the Miami Heat for two future second round picks and cash. Chalmers, a junior from Anchorage, Alaska, averaged 12.8 points — including 46.8 percent shooting from three-point range — and led the team in assists (4.3 a game) and steals (97). "I am surprised considering the feedback Mario gave us," Self said. "I talked to numerous teams and they said he was on their board. It's very disappointing that a player with eligibility left would fall to the second round. I think he went to a great team where he can make an immediate impact. In the long run, it could turn out to be OK for him." Walker was taken by the Washington Wizards with the 47th overall pick, then traded to the NBA champion Boston Celtics for cash. Walker, who came to the Wildcats from Cincinnati, averaged 16.1 points and 6.3 rebounds a game for Kansas State this season. He was a third-team All-Big 12 selection by the league's coaches and the Associated Press. Jackson went to the Heat with the 52nd overall choice. He averaged 11.2 points and led the team in rebounding with a 6.7 average. The senior from Oklahoma City was a member of the Big 12's all-improved team and a third-team All-Big 12 selection this past season. Center Sasha Kaun was the final player with Kansas ties picked at No. 56 by the Seattle Supersonics; then was traded to the Cleveland Cavaliers. Kaun, who announced earlier this week he signed a three-year contract to play for current EuroLeague champion CSKA Moscow and was born in Russia before attending high school in Florida, averaged 7.1 points and 3.9 rebounds in his senior season for the Jayhawks. "I thought Darnell and Sasha would go mid-second (round)," Self said. "I wasn't surprised that Sasha went low because he already signed that contract to go to Russia, but a team that drafted him would still hold his rights. I could see him going there for a couple of years and maybe come back." A former Kansas Jayhawk was taken with the last pick of the first round as J.R. Giddens was the choice of the Celtics. D.J. Augustin of Texas was the only other Big 12 player taken in the firs round (ninth pick with the Charlotte Hornets). DeAndre Jordan of Texas A&M was picked 35th overall by the Los Angeles Clippers, while Iowa State's Mike Taylor was picked 55th overall by the Trailblazers. Augusta Gazette


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On Our Radar: Your Car is the New Office
Does your job require that you make lots of cool – or at least readable – charts and graphics? Business Insider links to a slideshow by "stats legend" Andrew Gelman, showing common mistakes and tips on how to present information smartly. — Lauren Weber
The latest workplace frontier: Your car. Trucks and cars are getting new bells and whistles, such as wi-fi hotspots and mobile printers for invoices, so that people can get more work done on the go, according to NPR. — Rachel Emma Silverman
You may have always suspected it, but now new research shows that bosses tend to hire people they like – such as drinking buddies – over more technically qualified candidates, according to Forbes. –Leslie Kwoh
20% of the work you do yields 80% of the results you get. But how do you figure out which 20%? Fast Company suggests five steps for evaluating the tasks that can be delegated and those a manager should keep for themselves. — Allison Lichter
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Staff and members at a 24 Hour Fitness club in the Seattle suburb of Bellevue, WA, saved the lives of two members in consecutive days last week with the aid of the club's automatic external defibrillator (AED).
The saves occurred last Wednesday and Thursday at the club, according to the Bellevue Reporter. A 79-year-old man was revived on Wednesday after he collapsed while playing racquetball, and a 66-year-old man was revived on Thursday after he collapsed during a Zumba class, according to the newspaper.
A staff member used the AED on the 79-year-old man, and a local physician used the AED on the 66-year-old man. In both cases, staff immediately called 911, and after each man was revived, paramedics transported them to a nearby hospital. One of the men was reportedly conscious and alert at the hospital. The other man was in stable condition.
In a Facebook post, the Bellevue Fire Department said it intends to recognize the 24 Hour staff for their efforts in the coming week.
In other 24 Hour news, the San Ramon, CA-based company recently announced plans to invest about $25 million for new clubs in the San Francisco Bay Area over the next six months. Clubs in Livermore, CA, and Fremont, CA, will be relocated and expanded, and a new club will be built in Walnut Creek, CA.
"The Bay Area has been home to our brand for more than 30 years, and we take pride in investing dollars toward improving the workout experience for those members who have been with us since the beginning," Carl Liebert, president and CEO of 24 Hour Fitness, said in a statement.
The investment comes about a year after 24 Hour announced plans to invest $20 million in three San Diego-area club relocations.
24 Hour also announced last week that in honor of Veterans Day, the company is inviting all active, reserve and retired military members and guests for complimentary workouts at any of its clubs from Nov. 11 through Nov. 17.
Last month, Liebert and Randy Hetrick, the founder and CEO of TRX, San Francisco, took part in the TRX 40/40 Challenge as part of Fleet Week events in San Francisco to support military servicemen and servicewomen. Liebert, a former Naval officer, and Hetrick, a former Navy SEAL, competed on the TRX Suspension Trainer along with commanding officers from the U.S. military. A total of $6,600 was raised for the Semper Fi Fund to help wounded Marines and their families.
24 Hour is ranked No. 74 on the 2013 Top 100 Military Friendly Employers list by G.I. Jobs magazine. It is the second consecutive year that 24 Hour has been cited by the magazine for its strong military recruitment efforts, percentage of new hires with prior military service, retention programs and policies on National Guard and Reserve service.


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Bravo can't resist a "Real Housewives" wedding.
The cable network has just given "The Real Housewives of Orange County" star Tamra Barney her own spinoff series," a Bravo insider told TheWrap.
The network's camera crew was shooting the 45-year-old's joint bachelor/bachelorette party with fiancé Eddie Judge, 40, in Las Vegas for the new series. Heather Dubrow and husband Terry Dubrow were the only O.C. co-stars who attended the event.
Also read: 'Real Housewives of O.C.'s' Lydia McLaughlin on Alexis Bellino: We Aren't 'a Package Deal'
The show will follow the couple's road to their summer wedding, which would be Barney's third time walking down the aisle. The couple were engaged in February 2012 after dating for two years.
The series is the latest example of Bravo's penchant for greenlighting series capturing their "Real Housewives" stars' new relationships and marriages. They've previously awarded wedding spinoffs to New York's Bethenny Frankel and Atlanta's Kim Zolciak.
Also read: Inside Bravo's 'Real Housewives of New York' Standoff: What Went Wrong?
Last month, the network announced a new spinoff series for ATL's NeNe Leakes that would capture her road to re-marrying ex-husband Gregg Leakes.
Bravo has yet to set a premiere date for Barney's show.