By Jonathan Feigen, Houston Chronicle Updated 7:05 pm CST, Saturday, November 10, 2018 PHOTOS: Rockets game-by-game San Antonio Spurs head coach Gregg Popovich watches during the second half of an NBA basketball game against the Miami Heat, Wednesday, Nov. 7, 2018, in Miami. The Heat won 95-88. (AP Photo/Lynne Sladky) Browse through the photos to see how the Rockets have fared in each game this season. less PHOTOS: Rockets game-by-game San Antonio Spurs head coach Gregg Popovich watches during the second half of an NBA basketball game against the Miami Heat, Wednesday, Nov. 7, 2018, in Miami. The Heat won 95-88. ... more Photo: Lynne Sladky/Associated Press Oct. 17: Pelicans 131, Rockets 112 Point leaders Rockets: Eric Gordon (21) Pelicans: Anthony Davis (32) Record: 0-1 Oct. 17: Pelicans 131, Rockets 112 Point leaders Rockets: Eric Gordon (21) … [Read more...] about Spurs’ Gregg Popovich discusses importance of NBA observing Veterans Day
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From start to finish: A Minnesota music hero takes us inside the making of his new album
By Chris Riemenschneider and Photos by Jeff Wheeler Star Tribune March 30, 2018 — 4:02pm It took two years of songwriting, three months of demo-ing, one long weekend in a studio and six more months of home recording and mixing to create Jeremy Messersmith’s new album. After all that, the Minnesota pop/folk craftsman only had to wait two days for his record label to greenlight the release. The folks in New York heard it and loved it. “Things are gonna get real busy next year,” Messersmith said with equal parts elation, trepidation and (it turned out) naiveté. That was on Aug. 30, 2016. “Next year” became the year after that. The record’s spring release became a fall release, then spring again, delayed by two very unforeseeable developments: an impromptu ukulele album made in response to the presidential election, and a legal hang-up involving none other than Neil Diamond. The Star Tribune was on … [Read more...] about From start to finish: A Minnesota music hero takes us inside the making of his new album
What you need to know about flying with service and emotional support animals
The uproar over emotional support animals in aircraft cabins took wing again with the recent rejection of a peacock as a proper companion. But if a person needs that animal, what’s the big deal?It becomes apparent after reading the regulations in the Americans With Disabilities Act and the Air Carrier Access Act governing such animals, and it becomes even more apparent with expert input.Here’s what you need to consider as a traveler. There is no clear-cut answer, but it has less to do with your thoughts about animals and more to do with conflicting regulations. So to begin:--There’s an important difference between service animals and emotional support animals, said Sandra Barker, director of the Center for Human-Animal Interaction at Virginia Commonwealth University and a professor of psychiatry at VCU’s School of Medicine.“Emotional support animals are not required to be trained, which opens a lot of questions and concerns about public safety,” she … [Read more...] about What you need to know about flying with service and emotional support animals
The Height of Luxury & Culture – The Conservatorium Hotel
Andrew Forbes. ‘Museumplein’ or the museum quarter is one of the most iconic parts of Amsterdam. Here one finds world-class galleries including the Van Gogh Museum, the Rijksmuseum, and the Stedelijk Museum. Other nearby attractions include the city’s historic Royal concert hall, Concertgebouw. This quarter is undoubtedly the cultural hub of Amsterdam. Conservatorium Hotel Amongst theses great cultural institutions is one of the city’s most beautiful landmark buildings, the Conservatorium Hotel. This remarkable property brings its renowned Art Nouveau interiors alive with elegant contemporary design and furnishings. Italian architect Piero Lissoni is the talent and vision behind the building’s transformation and new life as an elite hotel. His signature style of modernist and contemporary chic is found throughout the property. It is an exceptional hotel, home to the smart city cocktail place, Tunes Bar with its designer Lissoni transparent bar… … [Read more...] about The Height of Luxury & Culture – The Conservatorium Hotel