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The robots from Daft Punk are back after an eight year break with a new record released today and all of the new tracks are available NOW, for KPL patrons to download for free through our Freegal service. Random Access Memories is unmistakably a Daft Punk record, with the familiar vocoder and synth aesthetic, but breaks new territory with some live instrumentation thrown into the mix. The robots have collaborated with a bevy of their human musical heroes on the record and the results are often sublime, especially on THE summer jam of 2013 imo 'Get Lucky' featuring Pharrell Williams and Nile Rodgers. If this track doesn't entice you to check out Freegal and all of the great free music available with your KPL card, and get you dancing at the same time, nothing will.
Master musician and composer Ravi Shankar died yesterday at the age of 92. The iconic sitar player achieved worldwide fame during his long musical career, but remained a humble and dedicated student of music throughout his long life. Remember the life and music of Ravi Shankar through these KPL titles:
Ravi Shankar in portrait – DVD
The Very Best of Ravi Shankar – CD
Rare and Glorious – CD
Chants of India - CD
Raga @ fast track - CD
My Music, My Life by Ravi Shankar
If you do one thing this Wednesday night, that thing should be coming to see The Relations play the KPL Concert Series at 7 p.m. at the Central Library. But if by chance to have the ability to split yourself in two and be in two places at once, be aware that the Rave City Place 14 Theater will be one of the select theaters nationwide to screen Shut Up And Play The Hits a documentary and concert film about LCD Soundsystem's final show at Madison Square Garden.
The scenes in the film that show the end of the final show in which members of the audience and band are standing around in a wierd kind of dispair absolutely reek of first world problems to me (see minute 1:50 in the trailer), but I did love LCD Soundsystemand will want to see the film when it comes to the library's collection after it is released on DVD. So come see local live music at KPL from The Relations on Wednesday night...the movie theater would probably be freezing cold anyway, and those seats are not THAT comfortable, and popcorn costs so much...
When the summer comes around and the weather turns hot, it just feels right to listen to music from a sultry part of the world. For me the music of Cuba just sounds perfect on a hot and humid summer day, and I can be instantly transported to Havana where the sweltering heat is perfectly normal; but really, I just love it any time of year and KPL has a great selection of Cuban music to choose from. If you are new to the music of Cuba or a fan wishing to expand your knowledge, KPL is sure to have something that will interest you. A great place to start is with The Rough Guide to the Music of Cuba which offers a good sampling of the various flavors of Cuban music. For many, myself included, their first real exposure to the rich history of Cuban music came in 1997 from Ry Cooder and the Buena Vista Social Club and it remains one of my favorites and a fantastic collection of musicians and tunes. Check out the group live at Carnegie Hall! A Buena Vista Social Club member and one of the giants of Cuban music is Ibrahim Ferrer and KPL has a good selection of his recordings that any fan of Cuban music should check out. Another standout of the KPL collection is the album Afrocubism that highlights the African influences on the music. Explore Cuban music even further with Cuban Counterpoint: history of the son montuno or Machito & his Afro Cuban Orchestra and discover even more with a music search for word or phrase = Cuba.
Stripping away all of the electric guitar distortion and big rock sound that has defined the majority of his substantial body of creative work, J. Masic's new solo album Several Shades of Why showcases the immense talent that is cloaked within one of rock musics ultimate slacker personas. I've always considered Mascis (best known as lead singer of the mighty alt rock band Dinosaur Jr.) stylistically to be a sort of Neil Young of Generation X. And like Young's singing, you either enjoy J.'s twangy rasp or it grates on your nerves after a matter of seconds. I happen to be in the first camp, so I was pleased to hear his vocals front and center on this his first solo effort. Mainly acoustic guitar driven and stripped to a bare minimum of added instruments, Several Shades of Why is beautiful in its simplicity and allows the quality of the songs and the talent of the performers to really shine.
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I am certain that friends, colleagues, and assuredly my own family have grown tired of my consistent response when the conversation turns to music and the inevitable "what are you listening to" question pops up. My answer, since its early May release, has been that I can't get enough of the latest by the Akron, Ohio blues rock duo The Black Keys. In the interest of full disclosure, I must admit that I am a real fan of the band and I have loved and continue to listen to everything that they have put out, but their latest record Brothers is just so good that I have found myself listening to it almost daily. The Black Keys music continues to be a perfect mix of the elemental power of traditional guitar blues with cool indie rock sensibilities and, on Brothers, bits of soul thrown in for good measure. From my perspective the band, six albums in, has matured in all the right ways, adding a bit more production and instrumentation on its last two records, Brothers and 2008's Danger Mouse produced Attack & Release, and singer Dan Auerbach tests out a falsetto on a couple tracks on Brothers, including the great Everlasting Light - great live version posted below, that I never saw coming and weirdly comes close to sounding Antony and the Johnsons like, but the band never takes this experimentation too far, always keeping the song structure tight and holding firm to what makes them such a great band in the first place.
I am always surprised when I "discover" a new, at least to me, musical artist whose talent is so great and whose music is so amazing that they beg to have the word genius attached to their work, yet I have been completely unaware of their music until that point. I suppose it should not be so shocking given the time I have available to devote to searching out great music and the vast number of artists out there in the world working in a wide range of genre's that I have interest in. But with very little effort, I consistently find new and shockingly great artists to check out. I believe this to be a very positive result of the increasing interconnectedness of the world. I also believe that these discoveries have been helped along and often facilitated by the KPL music collection's fantastic breadth and depth. Listening to Michigan Radio on Sunday evening I had such an experience when I first heard the music of Japanese jazz composer and pianist Hiromi Uehara. Not only a virtuosic technical player, Hiromi's passionate and genre bending style is truly unique as witnessed in the video below.
The Malian duo Amadou & Mariam have been in nearly constant rotation on my ipod and home stereo since I became aware of their music with the 2005 release of Dimanche a Bamako. I knew little of the couple's inspiring story then, but responded immediately to the music they create. Singer Mariam Doumbia and guitarist/vocalist Amadou Bagayokothan, who are both blind, met at the Institute for Young Blind People in Bamako, the capital of Mali, 30 years ago and have been making amazing and infectious music ever since. Already huge stars in West Africa and Europe; in recent years Amadou & Mariam have gained a large following in the indie rock world where they have become a show stealing staple at large festivals, which has helped spread their popularity across the glode. The duo's latest title, Welcome to Mali, has received almost universal, and I would say very well deserved, critical acclaim and I can't stop listening to it. Even without the faintest clue as to what the lyrics of the songs are saying (the couple sings primarily in French), it is easy to hear why the global spread of Amadou & Mariam's hypnotic sound cannot be stopped.
The sad news came yesterday that Ron Asheton, founding member of the seminal proto-punk rock band The Stooges and Michigan native, had been found dead in his Ann Arbor home. Asheton, along with his brother Scott and enigmatic singer Iggy Pop, formed The Stooges in the late 1960's as an aggressive reaction to the flowery psychedelic rock that was popular at the time. Their sound was brash and raw and would help pave the way for the entire punk rock movement to happen later in the 1970's. The Stooges would break up in 1973-74 after recording the seminal album Raw Power, but thrilled fans when they reunited in 2003. Sadly, with Asheton's death, that reunion has now come to an end.
Even though I didn't really get to listen to it until the first day of 2009 and although our taste in music usually aligns pretty well, I have to respectfully disagree with my colleague's assessment and say that the record that tops my "best of 2008" list is Dear Science, by the amazing TV on the Radio. Dear Science, is catchier and more accessible on first listen but similar to the bands previous Return to Cookie Mountain, in that TVOTR hide their vast array of influences (I hear some Fela Kuti on "Red Dress", I hear a slight Off The Wall era Michael Jackson influence on "Golden Age", there is an early Elvis Costello thing happening on yet another track, it goes on and on) under rich textures and an inventiveness that reveals more with each subsequent listen.
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Newburyport, MA — Norman K. Colby, age 92, lifelong Newburyport resident, died Thursday evening at Anna Jaques Hospital in Newburyport, with his loving family by his side.
Born in Newburyport, Sept. 12, 1920, he was one of four children of the late Henry and Mildred (Kennett) Colby and had attended Newburyport schools.
A veteran of World War II and the Korean War, Mr. Colby served with the United States Army.
He was a foreman with the Massachusetts Department of Public Works, retiring with more than 40 years of service.
He is survived by his beloved wife of 71 years, Alicia O. (Beckman) Colby; one daughter, Sally Pearson; one son, Norman K. Colby Jr. and wife Stephanie, all of Newburyport; two grandchildren, Lori Pearson Hay and husband Timothy of Newburyport and Kennett Colby and wife Deanna of Sandown, N.H.; three great-grandchildren, Bianca Hay, Natasha Hay Sanborn and husband Brendan and Sophia Colby; one sister, Miriam "Betty" Ayers of Spokane, Wash., along with several generations of nieces and nephews. He was predeceased by a grandson, Joseph Colby Pearson, and two brothers, William and Calvin Colby.
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Born in Los Angeles in 1987, Lynch moved to New York in 2006, where he has shown in numerous group shows across the United States. He opens his first solo exhibition on July 12th at Still House in Red Hook, Brooklyn. In this exhibition, Lynch's personal gesture reveals itself as a balancing act of ready-made objects. Tilted and stacked on top of one another, Lynch arranges ordinary objects into a polished display of form and color.
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Favorite Chinatown restaurant?
Boyfriend and I went to Amazing 66 on Sunday. Food was good (though a little salty), the place was busy (in a good way - full but we didn't have to wait for a table), and it seemed clean. Thoughts on the place? Others you'd recommend?
Take a look at this post on Amazing 66. I don't think I have ever scene so many comments on 1 Chinese restaurant. I've been there 2x's, thought it was fine. As for other places, while it's not a new place, I still enjoy the soup dumplings at Joe's Shanghai a lot.
I'm baffled by the positive reviews that Joe's Shanghai continues to get from people. I think it's just plain bad. i work with all chinese people and we went there a couple times out of convenience, and the last time we decided it was just too awful and not worth returning to ever again. i guess their versions of american chinese food is okay, but the authentic stuff is terrible.
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We went on Friday night. The soup dumplings were really good, we even ordered an extra order. We had the turnip cake which I liked, the braised shrimp were just so so, the shanghai noodles were good, moo shoo vegetable was ok, the only stand out were the dumplings. Overall is was just ok, for my dad and his girlfriend up from FL it was great, they only have really really crumby Chinese were they live. Service was good.
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Hi Miss Needle and MC,
I think Reguin's comment was really relative. If someone has tried the true soup dumplings in Shanghai, Hong Kong, or Taiwan, there is really no comparison on what Joe's Shanghai offers - it is simply average at best (and sometimes I will also consider the dumplings as bad). Just because their soup dumplings are the best in Manhattan Chinatown (which I sort of agree) doesn't necessary mean that it is good in other people's standard. That may be the reason why Reguin was a bit harsh on Joe's.
The principle sort of applies to most Cantonese or Shanghaiese restaurants in Manhattan Chinatown. The best among the breed here does not necessary apply to good food to some people. (sort of like my sentiments when I enjoy burgers or steaks in Hong Kong...)
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I can totally see your point about NY not being good for soup dumplings compared to Shanghai, Toronto, etc. You're right, there are better examples out there in the world. My comment wasn't really about Renguin's comment. In contrast to his comment where he says he reads a lot of positive reviews of Joe's, I've read a whole bunch of negative ones. I've seen a lot of reviews from people that say that the soup dumplings at Joe's Shanghai is crap and offer alternatives in NYC saying it's much better when in fact, I don't think it's too much different from Joe's. I think sometimes people like to bash things because -- dare I say it -- it's "trendy" to bash the place?
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I've had soup dumplings in China (Shanghai and Dalian) and Taipei and there is a wide variety and differences in taste and texture. I guess I am more interested (as I think most hounds are) in what is delicious and less so in what is considered "true" or "authentic" no? There at least six restos in Chinatown serving them up daily. Personally my preference is the soup dumplings at the Shanghai Cafe - especially now that Goody's is gone. Joes Shanghai or Joes Ginger will do in a pinch.
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agree w/ u scoopG about delicious vs "authentic" as I think usually the reason I'm looking for "authentic" is b/c it is delicious
that said, i dont really like the soup dumplings from any of the places, i mean there fine and if im craving them i'll go to one of those places...but they're fairly weak compared to what ive had at home in LA or especially what ive had in asia
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Hi scoopG,
Sorry that I guess my English has confused you. When I said "true" all I meant was "truly good" or "really delicious". It has no reference to authenticity at all.
I was comparing strictly on taste. I completely agree with what Lau said. I have tried Shanghai Cafe and the soup dumplings were fine, though I wouldn't call them great or excellent. Of course not every place in Hong Kong or Taiwan serves excellent soup dumplings, and you will find some perhaps worse than Shanghai Cafe. But if I were to compare the better ones (hence "truly delicious") soup dumplings, Joe's is still far behind - I think the skin is thin but the meat is not "fluffy" enough and the soup is not flavorful enough (lacks the sweetness of the meat juice). The crab soup dumplings totally lacked crab flavor and even tasted fishy.
Most of the other restaurants' soup dumplings suffer similar problems, with the skin even thicker and unpleasant.
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I voted for Yogee last month.
I love the Cantonese family-style Amazing 66. I think it was Brian S. who warned us that it was still in its heyday and I think that holds. I love their sixty-eight $5.25 lunch specials that include tea, a cup of soup, a giant hot plate of deliciousness and rice. Is there a Manhattan CH thread with more replies than this one?
What makes Manhattan's Chinatown unique is our abundance of Fujian immigrants and the great cuisine they've brought with them: from delicately flavored, boiling hot soups and rich stocks to steaming seafood casseroles and stir-fries. My favorite is Best Fuzhou at 71 Eldridge Street. I'm also am fond of Best Fuzhou at 68 Forsyth Street.
These Fujian immigrants have also opened up 5-6 homemade hand-pulled noodle soup shops where you can replenish your soul for $5.
Other favorites, in alphabetical order include:
Big Wong King at 67 Mott Street, 10013.
Fuleen Seafood at 11 Division Street, 10002.
New Chao Chao at 111 Mott Street, 10013.
Shanghai Café at 100 Mott Street, 10013.
Yogee Restaurant at 85 Chrystie Street, 10002.
Yummy Noodles at 44 Bowery, 10013.
There's more of course but full disclosure has its limits!
I have always been a bit surprised by the raves that New Green Bo has received. Frankly, it struck me as a place that you'd take people to for an "authentic Chinatown experience"--in that people will be suitably impressed by the sketchy tablecloths, abrupt service and the images of what they expect a 'Chinatown' restaurant to be. But the food and the menu doesn't stand up to scrutiny. Just a few warning signs--mushrooms are out of a can, sweet and sour (糖醋) sauce is out of a mix packet and my clams were definitely not that fresh. The menu is a bit more 'American Chinese' than I would be comfortable with. I would not take Chinese people there, but that doesn't mean there aren't people who would not like it.
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i agree with you that new green bo (now nice green bo) kind of sucks...in fact i just posted about it, i keep giving it tries b/c people claim its great, but i've yet to have a good dish there
that said, i mean you have to order the right dishes at a place and this is a shanghainese restaurant....ordering sweet and sour dishes and other americanized dishes will clearly not get you what you want. I mean almost any full service restaurant in chinatown serves americanized dishes b/c there is usually some sort of demand for it from tourists or people who don't really know much about chinese food...if u order that u will usually get gloppy crap. Although canned mushrooms and bad clams are definitely unacceptable
Manhattan Chinatown: Golden Unicorn for dim sum and dinner. Grand Szechuan for hot pot, 17 Mott ( downstairs) for lo mein or chow fun.
Queens: Joe Shanghai, Sweet Tart, No. 1, Shabu Shabu ( next door to Sweet Tart)
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Yeah.. the one in Manhattan had closed down but the one in Flushing is still open. I think the food is similar but the menu is not identical. I know the one in Flushing doesn't sell Malay Cake because I tried to order it there once and they didn't have it. But the other basic items are similar (although not identical): noodle dishes, congee, etc.. and rice plates.
I like Peking Duck House on Mott Street. The menu can be a little Americanized but the food is good. I was there a while ago with some friends and we ordered the pre-fix group meal. The Lamb Chop was very good and the Grand Marnier shrimp too. Of course, their Peking Duck is good too.. nice and hot and crispy. The restaurant is relatively comfortable and clean, compare to other Chinatown restaurants. If you order a full prefix dinner it will be about $35 to $45 if you order drinks and include tips.
Another restaurant I like is Oriental Garden. It's sort of on the expensive side but the food is decent. Some of the menu items can be a little more Americanized too but their seafood dishes were very good. This place is relatively clean and a little on the upscale side. About the same price as Peking Duck House, but price can be higher if you order special seafood dishes such as King Crab or other delicacies.
A third place I like is Cantoon Garden (on Elizabeth Street), not far from Oriental Garden. It's more authentic than the other two places and the price is good. I think they have a lot of specials posted on the wall too (but written only in Chinese). I would consider this place more of a "Chinese family style" restaurant because it's not as fancy as the other places and is much affordable.
Lastly, like some of the folks here, I also like Shanghai Cafe. Joe's Shanghai's soup dumpling is good too but I don't like their other dishes. I really like Shanghai Cafe's salt and pepper pork chop and stir-fried Shanghai noodles. Price at Shanghai Cafe is relatively cheap, less than $20 a person if you order a lot and around $15 or even less if you don't order too many dishes.


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The announcement was made on the occasion of the 1st SME Assembly, organised by the European Commission (DG ENTR) and hosted under the Cyprus EU Presidency. This new important event aims to further stimulate SME growth and support new start-ups at all levels of governance. The CoR strongly supports these objectives and stresses the role of the European Entrepreneurial Region (EER) award label in order to mainstream the implementation of the Small Business Act for Europe (SBA) at regional level and encourage regions to develop an entrepreneurial vision for their territory.
EU regions and local authorities can apply by submitting their policy strategies which focus on their entrepreneurial vision for their region. A jury will then award up to three EU regions, irrespective of their size, wealth and competences, the label: "Entrepreneurial Region of the Year 2014".
Mr. Ramón Luis Valcárcel Siso (ES/EPP), President of the CoR, President of the region of Murcia and EER Jury Chair stated: "It is paramount to deliver on growth and jobs through entrepreneurship-friendly measures. The European Entrepreneurial Region label can certainly serve as a starting point to develop an integrated action plan supporting all SMEs within your region. This is why I call upon all regional representatives to submit their applications for the 2014 European Entrepreneurial Region label until 28 February 2013."


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CLARKSVILLE, Tenn. - A Massachusetts-based company is looking to bring more than 500-jobs to the mid-state but their decision relies on the success of a job fair.
Agero has planned a job fair for Tuesday and Wednesday at the Hilton Garden Inn in Clarksville. They said it will help them decide whether or not to open their new call center in Montgomery County.
The other location in the running is Florence, South Carolina.The company is holding job fairs in both cities so they can check out what each workforce has to offer.
Clarksville officials said being a military town will hopefully help them edge out the competition.
"One of the key factors they are looking for are people with empathy. Someone who can be very calm on the other end of a phone when you have somebody who is in a dire situation or an emergency situation. That's our people. Think about what they have been dealing with for the last decade. To be able to calmly work through a problem or help someone work through a problem I think is going to be key," said one Clarksville leader.
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Most Influential person(s) in your sporting career: My Lord and Savior Jesus Christ, Monica Lockett (mother), Kyle Pierce (coach/pops), my family and friends
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Colony to reorganize in bankruptcy court
Date: October 5, 2009
by: Kurt Schultheis | City Editor
The Colony Beach & Tennis Resort's hotel operating corporation will file for Chapter 11 bankruptcy in the Tampa-based U.S. Bankruptcy Court's Middle District of Florida, according to Colony President and General Manager Katie Moulton.
In a press release issued late Monday, Moulton said the hotel corporation, Colony Beach & Tennis Club Ltd., would reorganize its limited partnership in bankruptcy court "to protect the long-term viability of the resort."
The resort, the press release states, is a condominium-hotel operated by a limited partnership and is dependent on the cooperation and funding of certain expenses of the condominium buildings and common areas by its condominium association.
Moulton blames the association's board of directors for "crippling operations of the resort" by not paying and funding certain expenses in an attempt to force the general partner to surrender the resort to the association.
In a released statement, Colony Chairman and owner Dr. Murray "Murf" Klauber, who is also the general partner of the resort, explained his reasoning for the bankruptcy filing.
"This was an extremely difficult and challenging decision to make; however, with the compelling counsel from our experts we feel this step is essential in allowing The Colony to recover from the financial distress the association has forced upon the resort," Klauber said.
The news comes two weeks after The Colony, in its 40th year in business, closed the doors to its hotel operations until further notice.
The shuttering of the hotel was made two months after a federal bankruptcy judge ruled the association's board does not have to assess unit owners $14.1 million in resort repair costs. Moulton said the Colony is appealing the judge's rulings.
Foreclosure proceedings are also ongoing in Sarasota County against Klauber and seven of his resort corporations, alleging they have defaulted on three loans whose outstanding amounts total $8.02 million.
On Friday, Oct. 2, Klauber withdrew his appeal of the foreclosure proceedings.
For the complete story, including how Klauber's decision to file for bankruptcy affects the foreclosure proceedings, pick up a copy of the Thursday, Oct. 8 Longboat Observer.
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Carrington Fox put together a career performance to lead the Northeastern State women's basketball team to a decisive 79-41 win over the University of Arkansas at Monticello Tuesday night at Jack Dobbins Field House.
The junior forward notched career bests in both rebounds and assists as she finished with 11 points, nine boards, six assists, and four blocks.
"It was just all in the cards tonight," Fox said. "My teammates got me the ball, we had good high-low posts, and we had good offense all around."
NSU senior guard Taylor Lewis hit a season-high six three-point shots to lead all scorers with 18 points, and fellow senior guard Tosha Tyler added 10 points for the home team. All 10 members of the team played at least 15 minutes and scored at least four points.
NSU shot a blistering 56 percent from the field (33-for-59), and the team hit its first six three's en route to a 52 percent night from downtown (11-for-21). The RiverHawks also recorded a season-high 26 assists and a season-low eight turnovers.
"This was a good performance by our team on both ends of the floor," NSU coach Randy Gipson said. "We came out and hit some three's to get started after they zoned us early. We were alert and into the game, just like we'd hope they'd be. The team played together on both ends of the floor."
The Cotton Blossoms were held to just 35 percent shooting (17-for-48) and 14 percent (2-for-14) from behind the arc. Demetra Howlingwolf led the visitors with 12 points.
The 38-point victory was the largest margin since Nov. 7, 2009, and the RiverHawks have now won their last two games by a total of 58 points.
"We're playing with better energy and more alertly on both ends," Gipson said. "Our defense was solid and the stats reflect that. The assist-to-turnover ratio also showed that we managed the ball well. We shared it and moved it to the open person."
HOWLINGWOLF, Demetra 4-10 3-4 12; MCWRIGHT, Raija 4-6 0-2 8; PUCKETT, Catherine 3-8 0-0 7; VIRGADAMO, Candace 3-7 0-0 6; JAMES, Donlicia 2-7 0-0 4; QUALLS, Ashley 0-4 2-2 2; GOFORTH, Jordan 1-2 0-0 2; MULLEN, Nikki 0-3 0-0 0; LINNEAR, Cinderella 0-1 0-0 0. Totals 17-48 5-8 41.
Lewis,Taylor 6-9 0-0 18; Fox,Carrington 5-10 1-2 11; Tyler,Tosha 4-5 0-0 10; Green,Sarah 4-6 1-1 9; Tate,Fontana 3-5 0-0 7; Stricklen,Chelsey 3-8 0-0 7; Bellamy,Kate 2-3 0-0 5; Reel,Laura 2-5 0-0 4; Jones,Melissa 2-4 0-0 4; Collins,Taylor 2-4 0-0 4. Totals 33-59 2-3 79.
UA at Monticello.............. 21 20 - 41
Northeastern State............ 38 41 - 79
3-point goals--UA at Monticello 2-14 (HOWLINGWOLF, Demetra 1-4; PUCKETT,
Catherine 1-2; VIRGADAMO, Candace 0-1; JAMES, Donlicia 0-2; QUALLS, Ashley
0-1; GOFORTH, Jordan 0-1; MULLEN, Nikki 0-3), Northeastern State 11-21
(Lewis,Taylor 6-8; Tyler,Tosha 2-2; Tate,Fontana 1-2; Stricklen,Chelsey 1-5;
Bellamy,Kate 1-2; Collins,Taylor 0-2). Fouled out--UA at Monticello-None,
Northeastern State-None. Rebounds--UA at Monticello 21 (QUALLS, Ashley 4),
Northeastern State 39 (Fox,Carrington 9). Assists--UA at Monticello 7
(MCWRIGHT, Raija 3), Northeastern State 26 (Fox,Carrington 6). Total
fouls--UA at Monticello 10, Northeastern State 9. Technical fouls--UA at
Monticello-None, Northeastern State-None. A-264
NSU 96, Ohio Valley 53 (men)
QUINCY, Ill. — The Northeastern State men's basketball team dispatched of Ohio Valley University 96-53 Tuesday night inside Pepsi Arena on the opening day of the QU Holiday Tournament.
The RiverHawks (8-1) will now face Truman State (4-4) in the championship match at 7:30 p.m. Dec. 19.
Five different members of the squad reached double figures, led by senior guard Jon Miller's 16 points. Fellow senior guard Ethan Anderson added 15, and junior guard Bryton Hobbs recorded his first-career double-double with 12 points and a career-high 10 rebounds. He also had time to dish out six assists.
Senior forward Jermaine Bransford and junior forward Marcus Sheppard each added 10 points. NSU received 40 points from its bench and outrebounded Ohio Valley 36-31.
The 96-point explosion was the most scored by a RiverHawk squad in more than three years. NSU recorded 99 against Hillsdale College on Dec. 8, 2009.
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District wins have been few and far between for Locust Grove since 2006. So escaping with a 38-34 victory over Sequoyah on Friday night at Thompson Field will be just fine by the Pirates.
"A win is a win," Locust Grove head coach Matt Hennesy said. "We're 4-0, and I can't tell you the last time Locust Grove was 4-0. Who knows when that was?"
Mason Fine completed 25 of 37 passes for 271 yards and three touchdowns to lead the Pirates to a perfect start through four games. Jason Pirtle was Fine's favorite target, hauling in seven passes for 139 yards and a touchdown as Locust Grove remained unbeaten through four games while also winning the District 3A-7 opener for both teams.
Despite trailing throughout the game, Sequoyah (1-3, 0-1) nearly foiled the Pirates' unblemished record.
The Indians, trailing 38-18 early in the fourth quarter, worked their way back to a four-point deficit with 3:44 left. Sequoyah's defense forced Locust Grove into a punting situation with under two minutes to play, so Fine punted the ball away from the Pirates' 40-yard line. The ball landed near the 25-yard line and rolled down to the Indians' 9-yard line.
Suddenly, Sequoyah had to go 91 yards if it wanted to lead for the first time in the contest.
"That was huge," Hennesy said of Fine's 51-yard punt. "That was a tough call, because the fake punt is a big part of our package. ...We went ahead and punted — which I don't like to do — but we did and that was a great punt."
Sequoyah head coach Shane Richardson knew it was a big blow to have the field flip on his team.
"We just had to take the ball where he got it," Richardson said, "and try to take it down and score."
The Indians picked up one first down on their final drive, courtesy of quarterback Zach Parish's 19-yard scramble. But after Parish hit Billy Sunday for an 8-yard strike, a false start penalty set the stage for three straight incompletions, which would soon follow.
One incompletion was more costly than the others, though. On second down, Parish overthrew Kyle Sanders, who had raced past Locust Grove's secondary and was wide open up the middle of the field.
"You've got to take advantage of plays that are touchdown plays, and that, potentially, was a touchdown play," Richardson said of Parish, who was 15 of 33 for 211 yards, two touchdowns and two interceptions.
"But I can't complain about Zach. Zach battled and he made plays for us. He played out there while he was cramping, and he fought to the very end."
The Indians would turn the ball over on downs, and Locust Grove would soon erase the remaining time on the clock.
Getting off to a fast start, Locust Grove opened up to a 24-0 lead by the 9:45 mark in the second quarter. The Pirates scored two touchdowns in the first quarter — a 1-yard run by Fine and a 5-yard touchdown pass from Fine to Calin Witt — and added another one early in the second quarter on Fine's 32-yard strike to Pirtle.
Sequoyah's first score came on Justin Hooper's 5-yard touchdowns run with 6:32 left before halftime, narrowing Locust Grove's lead to 24-6 after a failed two-point conversion.
Also in the second quarter, Fine would connect with Cameron McIntire on a 34-yard touchdown, and Tiron RattlingGourd would provide a 1-yard touchdown run for Sequoyah.
The Indians trailed 32-12 at halftime.
Hooper — who rushed for 240 yards on 36 carries — scored again early in the third quarter on a 1-yard touchdown run to get Sequoyah to within 32-18. And the Indians appeared poised to get even closer early in the fourth quarter.
Marching down to Locust Grove's 5-yard line, Sequoyah was faced with a fourth-and-3 to try and extend the drive inside the red zone. But Hooper was stopped at the line of scrimmage, resulting in a fruitless drive for the Indians.
And in an instant, McIntire reeled off a 95-yard touchdown run on the very next play from scrimmage. The longest play of the night put the Pirates up 38-18 with 8:42 left.
McIntire rushed for 101 yards on four carries.
Rather than shifting its focus to next week's game against Keys, Sequoyah started chipping away at Locust Grove's lead. Within a span of one minutes, 31 seconds, Parish tossed two touchdown passes to Caisen Green — one for 24 yards and another for 31 yards (on a catch that Green tipped to himself while falling out of bounds in the back of the end zone).
But the four-point deficit would be as close as Sequoyah would get.
"Our kids showed a lot of heart in the way they fought back," Richardson said. "We were down and could have been out, but we asked (the players) to respond and they came out and they responded and they fought hard every snap in the second half. We just came up a little bit short."
As for Hooper's performance, Richardson knew a dominant showing was rapidly approaching.
"That kid keeps getting better and better and better," Richardson said of Hooper, who averaged 6.7 yards per carry. "He's a sophomore and he's got a big-time future."


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It's time for EMS to take a closer look at telemedicine to determine what's best for patient care
What is telemedicine, and what might it mean to the future of EMS? This three-part series will discuss potential benefits and offer thoughts on approaching this emerging technology. Part 1 outlined its basics and history. Part 2 discussed potential applications and essential steps.
There have been two new EMS telemedicine effort launched in the past four years: Tucson's ER-Link and Baton Rouge's BR Med-Connect.
In 2006, the University Medical Center in Tucson, AZ, the Tucson Fire Department and the Tucson Department of Transportation (DOT) teamed up to initiate ER-Link, the nation's first citywide EMS telemedicine system.1 This system, built around Tucson DOT's new mesh broadband wireless network, promised two-way telemedicine from a moving ambulance. Funded through a federal DOT grant and using General Devices' e-Bridge EMS telemedicine technology, the system was to be deployed throughout the Tucson Fire Department.2 The initial goals of the system were to address: 1) a set of special trauma needs identified by Dr. Rifat Latifi, a recognized leader in telemedicine; and 2) all other (day-to-day) non-telemedicine needs of EMS.
The hospital side of the system was located in both the ED and the telemedicine room on the trauma floor of the University Medical Center in Tucson. The ED workstation was fully integrated with day-to-day EMS activities to ensure ease of use when the telemedicine elements were used in trauma-related applications. The mobile side was installed in all 19 of the city's ambulances, with interior and exterior remotely controlled cameras. A 19-inch touch-screen monitor located on the cabin's rear wall provided user controls and allowed the patient to fully interact with the distant physician. The interior camera was located above and to the rear of the cot, allowing the physician to fully visualize the patient. An optional exterior camera provided 360-degree visualization of the scene, a feature valued by the fire department.
The mesh system employed by ER-Link was designed primarily for DOT use and, because of budgetary constraints, followed the city's major transportation corridors. Because this provided only limited coverage for ER-Link, plans were made, pending additional funding, to implement a larger mesh network that would extend ER-Link's range of coverage throughout the city.
By any measure this was a large project, as it involved the entire Tucson FD/EMS organization. As with any pioneering effort, there were many initial technical and operational problems; however, in October 2007, after passing acceptance testing, the system, with full two-way telemedicine capability, was placed into use.
The limited coverage provided by the mesh system proved to be the system's main shortcoming. Where the mesh system had coverage, ER-Link worked, and where it didn't, it didn't work. From the medic's point of view, the system was unreliable because it could not work where and when it was needed. In 2008, a comprehensive one-year study was conducted on all aspects of the project and the results proved that the system worked within its operation limits and most, though not all, of the medics thought the system was worthwhile. To date, this study has not been released for publication. The system is described in a 2011 paper discussing its value for providing assistance in intubation.3
Unfortunately, the economic downturn hit the city of Tucson and the second round of funding to complete the coverage of the wireless network did not materialize, severely limiting ER-Link's usefulness. In February 2011, the telemedicine part of the system was formally discontinued. The workstation in the ED remains in use, supporting the day-to-day EMS activities of the Tucson Fire Department.
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Ricardo Lockette couldnt believe his good fortune.
The speedy receiver was leading the sprint downfield for the Seattle Seahawks punt coverage team Sunday when he noticed how St. Louis Rams return man Justin Veltung was focused on the ball, the whole ball, and nothing but the ball.
A return specialist preparing to field a punt also must be aware if there are tacklers in the area, but Veltung was concerned with the spiral above him instead of the menace in front of him. Had he taken a moment to glance ahead, hed have called a fair catch.
I just watched his eyes, Lockette said after the Seahawks 27-9 victory at CenturyLink Field. He never looked down. As I got closer, I started thinking, OK, all right, if this is the way he wants to do this ...
Lockette simulated the sound of his full-speed collision with the Rams stationary return man.
The Lockette blast, delivered on the final play of the first quarter, was symbolic of a game that produced some of the greatest hits of the 2013 season. Seahawks wide receiver Golden Tate contributed some juke-move artistry with a late 47-yard touchdown catch, but otherwise the division-clinching victory was a brutal, 3-hour scrum against a familiar NFC West opponent.
We understand the St. Louis Rams, fullback Michael Robinson said. They are a physical front seven, and you have to put your big boy pads on when you go against them. Its a bar fight, and you like that. Thats football.
Well, some of it was a football game, and some of it was a mind game gone awry. The Rams tactic was to compete until they heard a whistle, which became their cue to exchange yaps and gibes until they heard another whistle.
CenturyLink Field was its usual bastion of boisterousness, but Sunday was a rare case of 68,264 fans making less noise than the 53 visitors in white uniforms.
We knew that after the game, those guys would be going home with no more football to play, Seattle linebacker Bobby Wagner said. We knew they wanted to spoil our plans.
Clearly determined to get under the Seahawks skin, it was St. Louis that unraveled. Penalty flags were dropped on the Rams seven times in the first quarter, four times in the second and six times in the third, but only twice in the fourth quarter, suggesting the visitors either gave up their attempt to irritate the Hawks or the officials were too exhausted to pick up many more flags.
A first-quarter sequence was typical of St. Louis afternoon.
After the Rams Chase Reynolds was flagged for running into Jon Ryan on a punt, Reynolds was penalized again for unnecessary roughness just after Seattles Mike Morgan was penalized for unsportsmanlike conduct. Meanwhile, a few yards away, officials determined the Rams William Hayes guilty of holding.
Four penalties on one play, three on the Rams, and all of them wiped out by an NFL rule that calls for a do-over if flags are dropped on both teams.
Ryans second punt attempt went a little more according to form, with only the Rams Ray-Ray Armstrong called for unnecessary roughness.
In the third quarter, St. Louis penalties accounted for 20 of the last 22 yards of an 80-yard Seahawks touchdown drive made memorable by the helmet-throwing meltdown of Rams defensive tackle Kendall Langford. He was ejected after he pointed his finger and accidentally knocked a cap off an officials head.
To throw three or four flags on one play, you dont see that happen, said Hawks offensive tackle Breno Giacomini, something of an expert on the topic of penalties.
Four flags on one play? If Giacomini hasnt seen it happen, it hasnt happened.
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JOPLIN, Mo. —
When Tess Harmon recently interviewed a 92-year-old family friend about quilting, she realized that the past can be valuable.
"I think sometimes we take for granted all the things we have now, and we forget that back then it wasn't as easy as now," said Harmon, a sophomore at Joplin High School. "We don't realize that the past can give us just as much information. I think we can use the past to influence and help us in the future, and I think sometimes we don't realize that."
The article resulting from Harmon's interview is one of about a dozen stories — plus several still scheduled to be published — on Ozarkapedia.org, an online magazine that features information and perspectives from residents who are elderly or who are knowledgeable about the Joplin area. Content for the website is written, researched and photographed by 141 Joplin High School sophomores who are in advanced English classes.
As part of the project, students selected a topic, arranged an interview with a source knowledgeable on the subject and wrote a story based on the interview. The stories went through a peer-revision process, in which they were edited by four or five other students, before going to designated "student editors" as well as teachers for review and publication online.
The instructors behind the project said they had several skills, in addition to writing and editing practice, that they wanted their students to learn, including how to write for an authentic audience, how to conduct a professional interview and how to cooperate with peers to work toward a larger goal.
Justin Crawford, an instructor at the high school who handled the technology side of the project, said students also used programs such as Google Docs and the WordPress blogging site to produce their content.
"I really do think this is something that prepares them for the real world," he said.
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When she pitched the project to her students, communication arts instructor Kathleen Reiboldt wasn't sure how they would respond — but she was pleasantly surprised by their reaction.
"When I first proposed it, they were sitting there with this look on their faces like, 'You're kidding me,'" she said. "But then their eyes started lighting up. As the class ended, I had students coming up to me saying, 'Mrs. Reiboldt, can I do this? Can I interview this person?' Their enthusiasm blew me away."
Students in one of Reiboldt's classes last week reviewed their efforts toward Ozarkapedia with their teachers. During the discussion, they talked about what they had learned, such as:
• Knowing their work would be published, students worked harder on the stories than they would have on a regular class project, and they thought they had been pushed to a "higher level" of writing.
• Telling other people's stories, particularly those of people who previously had never shared their stories, was motivation to do the project well.
• They picked up editing techniques, including how to self-edit.
• They learned how to write for an audience broader than their teachers.
• The project forced students to stay organized and work efficiently with one another.
• They are learning writing and researching skills that will help them prepare for college and the work force.
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In addition to interviewing her source and writing her story, Harmon also was recruited to be a student editor, which meant that she reviewed and edited a share of her classmates' stories. She said the experience helped make her a better editor of her own work.
Harmon said it was "really, really exciting" when all the involved classes got together for the official launching of the website last month.
"It was kind of like a big thing for everyone to come together and see it go live," she said.
Like her classmates, Harmon said she was surprised — and a little proud — to hear that hits on the Ozarkapedia site were coming from outside the Four-State Area and from as far away as New York, according to Google Analytics, which tracks website data.
"Out of all the websites out there, who's going to find this little website done as a project from Joplin, Mo.?" she said. "It was really cool to see it had reached such a broad spectrum."
Joseph Blank, another student involved in the project, interviewed his stepgrandfather about the significance of gardening, particularly as a food source. He wrote a story that late last week was on the docket to be published.
He said the assignment forced him to brush up on both his writing and editing skills. He said he became a better interviewer as he learned to ask his stepgrandfather more involved questions about why things were a certain way, rather than basic questions that resulted in precise, factual answers.
"I thought it was hard work, but I actually think it's much bigger than I thought it would be," Blank said of the project. "I thought it was another school project, but the idea that it's receiving attention is even more rewarding."
Ozarkapedia is currently a pilot project, and Crawford said he hopes to broaden it in future years to include content from other Joplin students, such as those from history or multimedia classes.
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Orientation is a crucial component of the internship process. An intensive orientation period occurs prior to the beginning of the Fall semester. Due to the Center's commitment in the area of community building, the interns' orientation is integrated into that of the Graduate Assistants of Student Services. Interns will be a part of this training program which will familiarize them with the members of the Grand Valley community, help them develop a greater understanding of the role of Student Affairs and student development, and provide a support network with other graduate students. During the Center's orientation, interns are given information on policies and procedures, physical facilities and equipment, programs, supervisory arrangements, and staffing. Orientation also addresses the areas of consultation and outreach, assessment, crisis intervention and cultural and lifestyle differences.
2. Clinical Seminar
A bi-weekly seminar entitled Clinical Seminar is facilitated by the Director of Clinical Services and the Training Director. This seminar uses a group / peer supervision model and focuses on case conceptualization, therapy process, possible therapeutic interventions, and clinical issues.
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This seminar alternates with clinical seminar and focuses on video review and discussion of intern's provision of group therapy, group process, dynamics and intervention.
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Intern Seminar meets once a week during the internship year. The seminar focuses on applying information from the various seminars and workshops, discussing issues which arise during the internship, and providing contact with the Training Director.
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The Counseling Center provides training and seminar opportunities for interns in the theoretical and philosophical basis of common issues faced by students in making career decisions, career counseling and assessment. Seminar includes focus on application to current clients. Cultural and lifestyle differences impacting career decision-making and choices are examined in context with the university population.
7. Multicultural / Diversity Seminar
This seminar is designed to expose interns to a variety of cultures and diversities as well as integrate their knowledge into culturally appropriate interventions and treatment. Interns will develop awareness, sensitivity and skills for working professionally with diverse individuals, groups and communities of various cultural and personal background and characteristics defined as cultural, individual, role differences, including those based on age and gender, gender identity, race, ethnicity, cultural, national origin, religion, sexual orientation, disability, language, socioeconomic status and impact of social justice systems. Interns will also integrate self-reflection on their own privilege, culture and identities.
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The assessment component includes sessions on conducting an intake interview, crisis intervention, assessment of potential harm to self and others, case conceptualization, assessment of mood disorder, and assessment of interpersonal style. In addition, the assessment component includes information on administration and interpretations of a variety of assessment instruments currently used at the Center with an emphasis on therapeutic use of assessment with clients. These instruments include the MMPI-2, the 16 PF, the MCMI-II, PAI, and the TAT. The seminar also includes sessions on assessment of ethnic and special populations.
9. Consultation/Research Seminar
This seminar provides interns with an opportunity to explore consultation research interests and to develop a project related to Counseling Center issues. Upon completion of the project, interns will prepare an executive summary and orally present their findings to CCDC staff and the Division.
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Interns will receive additional training on a variety of topics including:
Interns: The Center views on-going evaluation as another primary component of the internship program. In addition to the informal feedback provided during supervision and training seminars, interns receive formal written feedback regarding their progress in competency development three times over the year (baseline, mid-year, and final). Training expectations and evaluation criteria are specified in the training manual interns receive at the start of the internship. The evaluated competencies align with the program goals and objectives delineated in Part 1. Interns are expected to achieve intermediate to advanced levels of competency. The competency evaluations are quite comprehensive and therefore, we do not complete additional training contracts and/or evaluations for individual academic programs (programs are sent copies of the mid-year and final evaluations).
Specific expectations, exit standards, and competency evaluation forms along with other administrative policies are contained in the Doctoral Internship Manual provided the first day of internship (or available upon request).
Training Program: Interns provide feedback to the program throughout their experience, but also have regularly scheduled meetings for such purpose along with a written program evaluation at the end of the internship and again two years post-internship.
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---- — The Solid Rock Church of God congregation welcomes a new pastor and his wife to the Centerville area. Pastor Tony Angran and his wife, Diana, have been chosen to pastor the church located at 1220 Rock Valley Road in Centerville.
Pastor Angran, who is originally from Albia, comes to the church from La Salle, Ill. Feeling called to pastor and preach at a young age, Angran started out with the Klingensmiths, a local gospel group, with whom he sang, played drums and evangelized. In fact, Pastor Angran met his wife at her uncle's church during one of these events. Together they have worked at every level of the church and have an experienced understanding of the needs of the congregation. He and Diana have served as laymen in the church and were mentored by a pastor that modeled having a heart for people. As a result, Angran feels especially called to help people draw close to God.
His goals for the Solid Rock church are to bring church members into the work of reaching people, bringing in families, and bringing in communities of the area into a relationship with God. Diana summed it up when she said, "Our goal is to reach outside our denomination to help people realize there is hope, that there is abundant life in the Lord."
"Baptism in the Holy Ghost is second only to salvation," said Pastor Angran when asked about being Pentecostal. "It is the opportunity to experience the fullness of God. Everything God has for us is in the Holy Spirit and we are able to experience all God has for us only through baptism in the Holy Ghost."
Pastor and Diana came to the Solid Rock Church of God "with some zeal to help others draw close to God."
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It's already the 100th day of school in Gwinnett County!
Multiple schools across the county are celebrating the day with special displays and projects. In Snellville, Norton Elementary is celebrating with quilts and a host of fun activities for the students.
- The art students are making a 100 day quilt.
- The media center is having students vote of 100 of their favorite books.
- Ms. Ricker and Dr. Bulau have planned activities which center on the number 100 for each of the core subjects. They will have rotations all day.
- The first grade will also have rotation activities.
- Ms. Boone's class will make trail mix by counting out 100 pieces of cereal that go into the trail mix.
- Ms. Bradley's class will relate 100 activities to Literature.
- Ms. D. Smith's class is making 100 day T-shirts and posters with 100 items.
- On Norton Live, all Norton ES students will be following the Coaches and doing 10 exercises for 10 times each.
- On Norton Live, all Norton Live students will sing a song about the 100th day of school and then count to 100.
If your child comes home with a project, artwork or T-shirt in honor of the 100th day of school, upload a picture or tell us in the comments!


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