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Has any college football program in history ever fallen as fast as USC has over the past three years? Ya know, besides SMU post-1986.
I know, I know, they are under sanctions too. But they didn't get the death penalty. Unless, of course, Lane Kiffin has earned "death penalty" as a nickname.
Well, the son who never earned anything finally got the ax from USC Sunday morning. He didn't even last the season after an 0-2 start in the Pac-12 following an embarrassing 62-41 loss to Arizona State Saturday night. And college coaches are never fired midseason. The team is 4-7 in their last 11 games.
In 2008, head coach Pete Carroll's second-to-last season, USC didn't give up 62 points until the 10th game of the season COMBINED. And they played three ranked teams in that period.
Five years ago, I had heard of every player on the Trojans — offensive linemen, defensive linemen, everyone. Now, I don't even know their starting quarterback. Cody Kessler? Who?
True story, Kessler wears Mark Sanchez's No. 6. Yeah, he was good at USC, but that number is cursed Cody. Ditch it now.
Kiffin's career is about as mystifying as they come. He had a decent career as offensive coordinator for USC, but he never won a title. Norm Chow was the OC until 2005 and when Kiffin took over he had Matt Leinart, Reggie Bush, LenDale White, Steve Smith and Dwayne Jarrett as the core of an unbelievable offense. They were good, but never won a title.
He parlayed it into a head coaching job with the Raiders. Fine, a bit of a risk, but Al Davis does those kind of things. From that point on though, Kiffin exemplified the Peter Principle as well as anyone this side of Jeff Zucker. He somehow got hired at Tennessee after being unceremoniously — actually technically there was a ceremony — dismissed by Oakland after a 5-15 career. His 7-6 Volunteer career, marked by sparring with other SEC coaches, multiple NCAA violations and media outrage got him the head job at USC after Carroll left.
Why God why?
I'm sure Kiffin will bounce back from his second embarrassing firing soon enough though. Maybe he will become president of CNN.
Follow Metro New York Sports Editor Mark Osborne on Twitter @MetroNYSports. This UConn alum is hoping Paul Pasqualoni is the next midseason firing.
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A silver opportunity in a beaten miner?
Pan American Silver's stock has fallen sharply as the potential negatives have been written into the price. But an informed look reveals the silver lining behind the clouds.
On Tuesday night, Pan American Silver (PAAS) reported earnings. It is a company I know rather well, and one in which I have a decent-sized position, which I added to this week. Thus, I thought I might take the opportunity during an otherwise extremely quiet and boring week on Wall Street to offer a closer look at a single company than I otherwise might.
First, let me be clear that I am biased. I know the people at Pan American quite well, and I am a big fan of theirs. I was a director of the company for almost 15 years, having stepped down from the board in December 2011.
In the past I have not been able to discuss the company in too much detail, for fear of crossing a line and running afoul of securities regulations (even though it is unlikely I would have done that). Now that I have been away from the board for eight months, I feel I am free to say whatever I want.
Mining the data
By way of background, the stock has been pummeled in the past year, as have many miners. But Pan American has been punished more than others, for a variety of reasons, not the least of which is because it has two properties in Argentina -- one that has been quite a success, and the other, Navidad, that can only go forward if the mining laws are changed.
The company, believing the laws would be revised, purchased the asset nearly three years ago, believing the laws would be revised. Now, the government in the state where the mine is located has proposed allowing open-pit mining, except it also proposed taxes that would cause the project not to make economic sense.
My belief is that the Argentinian government is willing to change the law to create jobs. Once the politicians get their heads around the fact that their tax proposal won't fly, they will find a way to compromise. That is my opinion, and I think it is the also the company's, but obviously there can be no guarantee that will actually happen.
Similarly, the company has a mine in Bolivia and, for those who don't know, that country is a bit of a mess. But what many people may not know is that in Bolivia it matters where you are, and in the area where Pan American mines, the company has pretty strong local support. The majority of the crazy threats and pernicious actions by the government have been thwarted by the locals, who have been treated right and like their jobs in Bolivia.
This is not to say that the state mining agency, Corporación Minera de Bolivia, hasn't taken more than its fair share. It has. But Pan American's operations in Bolivia are not an unmitigated disaster, as people may assume.
Buy the way
In short, the macro "taint" associated with Argentina and Bolivia has, I believe, been more than discounted in the stock price, and no potential positive developments there (or anywhere else) have been taken into consideration. The stock is so cheap that Pan American has completed a 5.4-million-share buyback, and plans to apply for approval to purchase 7.6 million more shares.
(Pan American is based in Canada, where the process of buying back stock is stupidly cumbersome. In this case, the company must wait until 12 months from the approval of the most recent program -- i.e., Sept. 1 -- to apply to do the next one. Like many Canadian securities rules, shareholder-friendly procedures are thwarted to "protect" people, while ridiculous policies proliferate.)
If the next buyback is approved and executed, and I believe both will occur, the company will have re-bought just under 9% of its stock. I am not 100% certain of this, but I don't believe a buyback of even 1% has ever been announced, much less completed, in the mining sector. The bottom line is that company insiders, who know the company best, are voting with their wallets in a big way. To wit, Ross Beaty, the founder of Pan American and many other successful mining ventures, recently bought about 300,000 shares, taking his ownership to around 2.1 million.
Turning to this quarter specifically, from a financial perspective it was a bit of a disappointment. But operationally (which to me is more important, because that is where the long-term implications and ramifications are), the results seemed quite acceptable.
Part of the problem with this quarter had to do with the drop in price and some sales adjustments for base metals in prior quarters, as well as a rather sizable buildup in inventory. (In mining, inventories get built because, for various reasons, production doesn't ship. It is just one of the vagaries of the business, but if prices are rising it is a good thing, since it will boost next quarter.)
The silver lining
As for potential positives, the company announced remarkably good drilling results at its La Colorada property, which has been a huge success story. That could mean the mine will become bigger or the mine life will double, depending on additional drilling results. It also reported rather startling success at a long-held property called Waterloo. The bottom line here is that there are positive developments taking place, and that is not even discussing what may happen when drilling really gets under way at the company's recently acquired Dolores mine.
Regarding valuation, as anyone who has looked at the mining sector knows, there are many ways to try to value mines. The most popular is "net present value," which is predicated on expectations of metals prices and reserves. I don't like that approach, but on that basis, according to most "dead fish" analysts (whose views I obviously disdain), it sells at one times NPV, versus 1.6 for its peers. However, one can always look at earnings, and Pan American is trading for nine times earnings.
The way I prefer to look at it is this: If you acquired the whole company and then sold all the gold from its Dolores mine, excluding expenses, you would get all your money back plus a tidy return. And you would get the rest of the company for free.
Folks can calculate valuation any way they want, but the net of it all, in my opinion, is that the company is cheap, insiders are buying, and the bad news has been fully discounted but no potential good news has been. In addition, the company raised its dividend again and is going to review its policy for potentially raising it more.
Pan American has been able to carry out exploration, capital projects, dividend increases and stock buybacks, yet it still has $740 million in working capital (of which nearly half a billion dollars is cash) -- unlike some companies that report wonderful earnings but see their cash levels fall behind said earnings. (A little company called IBM (IBM) is the classic example.)
Start at the top
In any case, for anyone considering owning a miner, you have to be bullish on metals prices. But if you are bullish on silver, gold and -- to some degree -- base metals, it seems to me if those go higher, it will be almost impossible not to make more money owning Pan American silver.
I feel about it sort of like I did regarding Microsoft (MSFT) a couple of years ago when I said if you can't make money in Microsoft, you're not going to make money in anything. That might have been something of an overstretch, although Microsoft has worked out OK. (Microsoft owns MSN Money.)
I have a similar feeling about Pan American: I think the risk has been squeezed out, so if you can't make money owning it, you probably won't make money owning any miner. As I said, I am biased, but I love the people there and I feel comfortable that I understand the assets.
So there you have it: a quick look at one of the companies I know best. It just goes to show you how emotion and sentiment swing around, as for a long time Pan American was regarded as the darling of the industry, and now it's the dog. Perhaps it didn't deserve to be the darling, but I guarantee you it is not the dog.
On the air
Finally, in my latest interview with Eric King, I amplify some of my comments from last week's column regarding my criticism of the Fed. Interested readers can listen to it here.
At the time of publication, Bill Fleckenstein owned or controlled shares of the following companies mentioned in this column: long positions in Pan American Silver and Microsoft.
I would have thought this week's column would have been about Bank of New York Mellon and the judges who sided with them. Sentinel Funds co-mingled customer monies with their own when they borrowed from BoNY. Then they defaulted and BoNY went after the collateral and found out it didn't belong to Sentinel. Three IDIOT judges never asked for the validating diligence that ascertained the collateral was actually theirs to lien before funding (verified that BoNY could take a lien on it). The judges are allowing BoNY to reach into the customer bank accounts and take money they have no legitimate claim to! ANY lender knows that if you don't do your home work on the collateral and fail to perfect it... YOU lose. Apparently not if you are BoNY. BTW... use the keywords: Bank New York Lawsuit... expect to go through SEVERAL pages before getting to the one with the 08/09/12 article on it. The prior pages? ALL contain lawsuits involving BoNY dating back to 2007. Perhaps now you can see why I say:
Close the banks. End the Fed. Get rid of Wall Street. If you aren't 100% invested in job recovery you won't be here by the New Year.
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This article shows how to receive signal from a synchronous request.
Note: This approach works well for test cases, but it is not recommended to use this in real applications. QEventLoop::exec() causes the event loop to recurse, and as such, can cause application code to also recurse. Usually, this recursion is unexpected. If this approach is used often, it's possible to end up with several layers of QEventLoop::exec() which cannot continue due to recursion.
- There may be times when you want to wait synchronously for signal to proceed eg: when implementing test cases.
- QEventLoop can be used to wait for specific event.
- The example below demonstrates how to wait for http response and prints the received response, for simplicity, the example doesn't consider the case when we wait endlessly, timer could be attached to Event loop, so that we end the loop after x time interval.
QNetworkAccessManager *networkMgr = new QNetworkAccessManager(this);
QNetworkReply *reply = networkMgr->get( QNetworkRequest( QUrl( "http://www.google.com" ) ) );
QEventLoop loop;
QObject::connect(reply, SIGNAL(readyRead()), &loop, SLOT(quit()));
// Execute the event loop here, now we will wait here until readyRead() signal is emitted
// which in turn will trigger event loop quit.
// Lets print the HTTP GET response.
qDebug( reply->readAll());
For the above example, it would look something like this:
void Class::startDownloadSlot()
QNetworkAccessManager networkMgr = new QNetworkAccessManager();
QNetworkReply *reply = networkMgr.get( QNetworkRequest( QUrl( "http://www.google.com" ) ) );
connect(reply, SIGNAL(readyRead()), this, SLOT(downloadFinishedSlot()));
// return to the eventloop here, signal will be emitted later, calling the slot below
void Class::downloadFinishedSlot()
// this signal is sent by QNetworkReply
QNetworkReply *reply = qobject_cast<QNetworkReply *>(sender());
// Lets print the HTTP GET response.
qDebug( reply->readAll());


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The Daily Flight to Work
It's cheaper and more convenient for some business people to fly every day instead of drive.
By Genevieve A. AncogIf you eavesdrop on a lunchtime downtown Honolulu conversation, you may hear laments over high mortgage payments, traffic tie-ups and a lack of yard space. But if Susie Thieman is there, you'll probably hear raves of Maui's beauty, the peace and quiet of living 2,000 feet up a green and lush mountain and, oh, yeah, she has quite a yard.
Thieman, the Downtown Planet editor and publisher, hasn't discovered nirvana, although one might think she's awfully close. She is one of Honolulu's daily commuters who rely on airplanes to get them to and from work.
Eleven years ago, Thieman, a co-founder of the publication, believed that she and her partners were going to sell the Planet. Then a Kailua resident, Thieman ventured to Maui and fell in love with inviting Kula.
"There just aren't that many places over here (on Oahu) that someone like me can afford," says Thieman, who jumped at the purchase of her own piece of paradise. Meanwhile, the Planet sale fell through and Thieman found herself with a beautiful piece of property on one island and a full-time job on another. For five years, she returned to Kula only on weekends and rented an Executive Centre apartment during the week. But due to constant rent increases, Thieman decided that it was actually cheaper to commute every day from Maui, even after adding up the costs of monthly airline passes and airport parking.
Thieman has a truck in Kula and a Cherokee Jeep in Honolulu, which means buying two—not just one—monthly airport parking passes. Monthly parking at Honolulu International Airport is $100 with an initial deposit fee of $25, and Maui's parking fee is $70 a month. An Aloha Airlines monthly commuter pass runs between $999 and $1,299 while Hawaiian Airlines offers a monthly pass for $1,099. "I sometimes joke that it's like having a kid in private school that will never graduate," Thieman says.
You could say that Thieman gets her money's worth with the much-needed commuter pass, since she's been known to profit off of the commute. "I've sold some ads flying," she says laughing. Not to mention the story ideas that fellow commuters have generated.
Thieman isn't the only one saving money with the airlines' commuter passes. "There are a lot of us," she says. Although Hawaii Business asked both Aloha and Hawaiian for an estimated number of commuters as well as sales generated from commuter passes, neither would divulge information for competitive reasons.
In addition to individuals such as Thieman, companies also find it less expensive to purchase passes for employees who have business across the state.
Dan Kuni, a construction foreman with Site Engineering, says the commuter pass has saved his company extra expenses. Kuni has been using Hawaiian Airlines' commuter pass for the last eight years. He lives in Mililani and flies to the neighbor islands everyday to company projects.
"Basically, it saves our company money, because I have to fly everyday," he says. Site Engineering does civil engineering work, including roads and groundwork.
Don't forget what the company saves on food expenses. "You can't beat coming home to your own bed and a home-cooked meal," Kuni says. "The commuter pass allows me to do that."
The commuter pass is the right way to go for busy businesspeople such as Kuni and Thieman, but it isn't necessarily for everyone. In fact, relative to the total resident interisland travelers, the number of individuals who use the commuter pass is relatively small, says Hawaiian Airlines Communications Director Keoni Wagner. Also, commuter passes are not transferable, so if you're not taking at least one round trip a day, it may not be your best bet.
A schedule is important to the commuter whose time really is money. Thieman flies into Honolulu on the 8:10 a.m. plane and gets to work by 9 a.m. She then returns to Maui on the 6:05 p.m. flight, getting her home by 7 p.m.
Kuni usually finds himself flying to two islands in a single day before returning home. He typically works six or seven days a week. He takes the first flight of the day and boomerangs back to Honolulu between 4:00 and 5:00 p.m., in time for dinner. Unlike Thieman, Kuni saves on parking passes by using the Spouse Express. "My wife drops me off and picks me up, so I've got a chauffeur there and back."
An Aloha Airlines Alii Club member, Thieman has utilized both Hawaiian and Aloha airlines' commuter passes. "Last year, there was some price competition and Hawaiian announced their first-class program. I tried it for a few months," she says. It pays to be comfortable when you're flying so often, says Thieman, who has returned to Aloha Airlines and estimates that she uses the airline for 98 percent of her flights.
But price competition works out well for commuters. Says Thieman: "It helped to keep things on an even keel."
With six years under her belt, Thieman can be called a commuting pro. "I don't know about that, but everyone knows me, that's for sure," she says. In fact, some Big Island commuters have gotten to know each other so well that they throw one another birthday parties. Thieman says she and a few fellow Maui-to-Oahu frequent fliers call to check on each other when someone misses a flight.
Kuni's camaraderie extends beyond other commuters to the airline staff.
"It's like driving to work, except I'm flying," Kuni says. "It's real convenient for us. There's a lot of regular commuters and we get to know each other. In fact, we know all the flight attendants, pilots and everybody else.
"It's kind of like a family up there."
Derek Paiva contributed to this story.
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Interview with Stefan Böck, editor in chief at Die Wirtschaft
Stefan Böck
Date: 16/06/2011
FeaturesExec has asked Stefan Böck to tell us more about Die Wirtschaft and himself.
What makes Die Wirtschaft different from other outlets in this sector?
We stand for independent, quality journalism. In this age of media trash culture we provide reading material. Our service part creates benefits for the reader audience of entrepreneurs.
What's the greatest moment in the history of Die Wirtschaft so far?
Die Wirtschaft exists for 65 years now. The foundation immediately after World War II was a strong signal of optimism and faith in democracy and freedom as the basis for economic development and prosperity. There were many highlights! We will thus fill a whole year anniversary edition this year.
Do you produce a features list? If not, why not?
Yes we do, even in great detail and in the form of a newsletter. Advertisers don't buy a pig in a poke from us, but also learn something about the editorial environment.
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Do you work closely with PRs or do you keep them at arm's length?
A polite distance is not bad.
Do you have any advice for PRs?
Working with PR people is particularly useful if they seriously deal with our concept and the needs of our target readers. Them chasing us on the phone for releases and invitations is annoying though.
What information from PRs do you find useful?
When I notice that there are specific, high-quality information and not PR working with the principle of indiscriminate all-round distribution.
What does your job involve?
Everything from journalism to media and publishing management to leadership.
What do you love about your job?
To develop ideas into projects and projects into products with creative people. And of course the classic journalism: design reviews, research and write, that's the icing on the cake.
What lead you to become editor in chief for Contact Management Magazine?
I already was chief editor of another published journal when Die Wirtschaft asked me to work for them.
What was your first job?
My very first job was to help the family business followed by various jobs during my school and college days. My first real full-time job was as a sound engineer in a radio studio.
Which person would you like to meet?
Barack Obama.
If you could choose to be someone else for one day – who would that be?
My seven-year old son.


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How to pay off a big card balance
Because swiping a card is less painful -- and less limiting -- than taking money out of your wallet, it's easy to get into debt. Climbing out is harder, but it can be done.
Credit card debt is a big problem in America today. One recent study found that one in four people have more credit card debt than savings. Households with credit card debt on average have about $15,000 in debt, and that makes it incredibly hard to make ends meet -- let alone pursue dreams for the future.
Do you find yourself in that boat?
If so, don't despair. The best time to start paying off credit card debt is right now. These tips will help you take control of your debt and start your journey to becoming debt free. These are lessons that I've learned through my own personal experience with credit card debt (and from working at ReadyForZero which developed online tools to help people pay off debt). Just remember, paying off debt is not a goal you can achieve immediately -- it will take significant time and perseverance.
1. Understand the risks of credit cards
Why are credit cards risky? For a few reasons: first, they make it easier to spend money you don't have. Research has shown that we feel more pain when we spend actual dollars than when we swipe a credit card to pay for a purchase. In other words, the credit card actually removes the discomfort of seeing hard-earned money leave your wallet. That's why it can be so easy to get caught up in credit card debt.
Another potential problem with credit cards is minimum payments -- which can keep you in debt for a very long time. Many people simply make those minimum payments while their balance barely shrinks (or perhaps continues to grow!) because of further spending and interest charges.
In fact, the third reason credit cards are risky is the interest. Some cards have high interest rates -- up to 25% or even 30%! Even if you have a lower interest rate, like 10%, that still means you're losing money every month when you carry a balance. The interest can accumulate very quickly, which can also keep you in debt for a long time if you're not careful.
For example, consider the story of a woman named Jennifer, who paid off $37,000 in debt, and she said her problem began with a few innocent purchases on a credit card (including a desktop computer). "I pretty much just kept some kind of revolving credit card debt the whole time," she said. Before she knew it, the debt had spiraled. But thankfully she was able to conquer it after learning some important strategies, including the ones below.
2. Make a plan of attack to pay off your credit cards
OK, so now you understand the risks of credit cards. But the question remains: How do you pay off credit card debt? To do that, you'll need a plan. Start by putting all your credit card statements on the table and writing a list of the current balances and interest rates. Make sure you put them in order -- from the one with the highest interest rate to the one with the lowest interest rate.
Then craft your battle plan. You want to pay off the highest interest credit card first because that will save you the most money in the long run. So figure out how much you can pay in total (per month) and then load up all that extra money (after minimum payments) and aim it like a bazooka at the high-interest credit card.
Your plan will need to focus on the first card, and once that first debt is destroyed you'll move onto to the second-highest card, and so on. This way, you'll save yourself as many interest payments as possible.
Jennifer experienced a big change once she created her get-out-of-debt plan. As soon as she had her monthly goal in mind, she became very motivated and started working hard to make those higher payments every month.
3. Treat credit card debt as an emergency
A third important lesson is that you should view credit card debt as an emergency. What this means is doing everything possible to get out of debt faster. A big factor in speeding up the process is to organize. Make a budget and stick to it every month, while learning to save money in new ways. For example, if you spend a lot on food, try shopping at a different grocery store or limiting yourself to one restaurant meal per month. Or if you spend a lot on clothes, vow to stay away from clothing stores until you're debt free.
These small choices will make a big difference in your debt repayment!
Another idea is to earn some extra income on the side, in addition to your main job. There are freelancing websites online now that allow anyone to apply for freelance jobs and you can spend a few hours a week doing things like typing, organizing, designing, writing, etc. and make some extra money to pay off debt faster.
Jennifer said that a key to paying off $37,000 of debt was making some major money-saving decisions. After thinking about ways to cut her expenses, she realized "If I got rid of this car it would help me pay off my debt a lot faster," she said. So that's what she did. She sold her car, and it sped up her progress.
4. Cultivate your motivation
How do you stay motivated? How do you keep plugging along week after week, month after month, even when it's hard? We've found it's important to keep long-term goals in mind and to share your progress with friends and loved ones. You can write down your goal and even add a picture of something that motivates you -- whether it's a new house, a vacation, your retirement -- and put it where you will see it every day. This will help you stick with it until you reach your goal.
And if you tell friends and family about your goal, they will almost always try to help you stay focused.
Jennifer used both of these tactics. She got support from those around her, and she kept her goal at the forefront. "What I really wanted was freedom -- to travel and to be able to grow my business in the way I want to," she told us. We're so glad she reached her goal, and we hope that these tips will help you reach your goals, too.
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- The first thing to do before paying off debt
- Can you really get your credit score for free?
- The ultimate credit report cheat sheet
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Wedding March by Felix Bartholdy Mendelssohn (1809-1847). Arranged by Thomas. For brass quintet. Published by Music Express (MI.5B501).
Instruments: Horn, B-Flat Trumpet, Trombone, Tuba, Brass, Trumpet
Genres: Classical, Wedding, Celebrations
Sicut Cervus by Giovanni Pierluigi da Palestrina (1525-1594). Arranged by Blackwell. For Brass Quartet (2 Bb trumpets, trombone/french horn, trombone). Published by BrassWorks4 (B4.BW062).
Instruments: Horn, B-Flat Trumpet, Trombone, Brass, Trumpet
Genres: Renaissance, Classical
Schule fur Tenor- oder Althorn by Matthias Burger. For tenor or alto horn (baritone or valve trombone in treble clef). This edition: ED 5133. Brass/Wind Music. 72 pages. Published by Schott Music (SD.49005443). ISBN 9790001058506.
Pages: 72
Instruments: Horn, Trombone, Baritone Horn TC, Brass, Baritone Horn
Blue Rondo A La Turk by Dave Brubeck. Arranged by Carpenter. For Brass Quintet (2 Bb Trumpets, F Horn, Trombone, Tuba). Published by BrassWorks4 (B4.BW593).
Instruments: Horn, B-Flat Trumpet, Trombone, Tuba, Brass, Trumpet
Genres: Jazz & Blues
American Popular Songs (in leichten Satzen). Arranged by Heinz Cammin. For 4 brass (trumpets, trombones). This edition: ED 6362. Orchestra Music. Score. 28 pages. Published by Schott Music (SD.49006235). ISBN 9790001067775.
Pages: 28
Instruments: B-Flat Trumpet, Trombone, Trumpet, Brass
Genres: Classical, Americana, Folk
Ode to Joy by Ludwig van Beethoven (1770-1827). Arranged by Thomas. For brass quintet. Published by Music Express (MI.5B505).
Instruments: Horn, B-Flat Trumpet, Trombone, Tuba, Brass, Trumpet
Genres: Classical Period, Classical
Pacific Coast Horns returns in this third volume of greats, performed to perfection in a scintillating reference version. Listen, and then you pick up your instrument and take soloist's duties with the ensemble! 12 songs: Alexander's Ragtime Band
Instruments: Horn, Trombone, Brass
Scored for clarinet, saxophone, bassoon, three horns, trombone, and men's choir. New product for the week of Sept 10th, 2012.
Instruments: Choir, Clarinet, Saxophone, Bassoon, Horn, Trombone, Bass Guitar, Vocal, Woodwinds, Brass, Guitar
Wedding March by Felix Bartholdy Mendelssohn (1809-1847). Arranged by Lewis Waldeck. Brass Quintet. For 2 trumpets, horn, trombone and tuba. Parts. Published by Wiltshire Music/Cor Publishing Co. (WS.BE85).
Instruments: Horn, B-Flat Trumpet, Trombone, Tuba, Brass, Trumpet
Genres: Classical, Wedding, Celebrations
Espana Cani by P. Marquina. Arranged by Albert Ligotti. Brass Quintet. For 2 trumpets, horn, trombone and tuba. Score and Parts. Published by Wiltshire Music/Cor Publishing Co. (WS.BE135).
Instruments: Horn, B-Flat Trumpet, Trombone, Tuba, Brass, Trumpet
Play the Duke. (11 Ellington Jazz Classics for Trombone). By Duke Ellington. By Various. Trombone. Instrumental Folio. Softcover with CD. 16 pages. Published by Hal Leonard (HL.841521). ISBN 0634014129. 9x12 inches. Features 11 classics from Duke Ellington's stellar career: Caravan • Don't Get Around Much Anymore • I Got It Bad and That Ain't Good • I'm Beginning to See the Light • In a Sentimental Mood • It Don't Mean a Thing (If It Ain't Got That Swing) • Mood Indigo • Satin Doll • Solitude • Sophisticated Lady • Take the "A" Train.
Pages: 16
Instruments: Trombone, Brass
Genres: Jazz & Blues, Standards, Swing
Das Buch der Weihnachtslieder (151 deutsche Advents- und Weihnachtslieder - Kulturgeschichte, Noten, Texte, Bilder). Edited by Hilger Schallehn / Ingeborg Weber-Kellermann. For variable ensemble (4th part in C (bass clef): bass recorder, bassoon, trombone, tuba, cello, double bass, bass accordion, bass mallet percussion, keyboard). This edition: ED 7061-16. Vocal Music. Individual part. 54 pages. Published by Schott Music (SD.49006927). ISBN 9790001074179.
Pages: 54
Instruments: Piano, Voice, Organ, Bassoon, Cello, Double Bass, Trombone, Percussion, Accordion, Tuba, Bass Recorder, Piano and Keyboard, Vocal, Woodwinds, Strings, Brass, Folk, Recorder
Genres: Christmas, Miscellaneous
(13 Lennon & McCartney Classics Tuba). By The Canadian Brass. By John Lennon and Paul McCartney. Arranged by Christopher Dedrick. Brass quintet - tuba part. Brass Ensemble. 32 pages. Published by Hal Leonard
Pages: 32
Instruments: Horn, Trombone, Tuba, Brass
Genres: Rock, Pop, Classic Rock
This is an exclusive arrangements for trombone & piano of MEDIUM/HIGH skill level from the original composition by Miscellaneous. This title is available as instant sheet music download. Contents: halloween night, the witches and the pupmkins, the goblins, the ghosts, the end of the night, toccata and fugue, funeral march, in the hall of the mountain king, danse macabre, hungarian dance, totentanz, nordraak's funeral march, a night on bald mountain, lullaby of the spirits
Instruments: Piano, Trombone, Piano and Keyboard, Brass
Genres: Classical, Halloween, Celebrations
Pirates of the Caribbean (Trombone). (for Trombone). By Klaus Badelt. For trombone solo (Trombone). Hal Leonard Instrumental Play-Along. Play Along and Movies. Instrumental solo book and accompaniment CD. 24 pages. Published by Hal Leonard (HL.842189). ISBN 1423422015. Play Along and Movies. 9x12 inches. 16 pieces from the swashbuckling blockbusters, including: The Black Pearl * Davy Jones * He's a Pirate * I've Got My Eye on You * Jack Sparrow * To the Pirate's Cave! * Wheel of Fortune * and more.
Pages: 24
Instruments: Trombone, Brass
Genres: Film & TV
Bugler's Holiday by Leroy Anderson (1908-1975). Arranged by Baldwin. For Brass Quintet. Brass Ensemble - Quintet. Grade 3. 36 pages. Published by Alfred Music Publishing (AP.87802). ISBN 0769264700.
Pages: 36
Instruments: Horn, B-Flat Trumpet, Trombone, Tuba, Brass, Trumpet
Genres: Pop
All You Need Is Love (13 Lennon & McCartney Classics French Horn). By The Canadian Brass. By John Lennon and Paul McCartney. Arranged by Christopher Dedrick. Brass quintet - horn part. Brass Ensemble. 32 pages. Published by Hal Leonard (HL.50482702). ISBN 0634001329. 9x12 inches. This brass quintet collection matches The Canadian Brass' album All You Need Is Love, released by RCA/BMG. Includes masterful arrangements by Chris Dedrick of 13 Lennon & McCartney classics: All You Need Is Love • Blackbird • Come Together • Eleanor Rigby • I Am the Walrus • I Want to Hold Your Hand • Michelle • Penny Lane • She's Leaving Home • When I'm Sixty-Four • With a Little Help from My Friends • Yesterday • You Never Give Me Your Money.
Pages: 32
Instruments: Horn, Trombone, Tuba, Brass
Genres: Rock, Pop, Classic Rock
(Trombone and Piano). By Paul Hindemith (1895-1963). Schott. 36 pages. Schott Music #ED3673. Published by Schott Music
Pages: 36
Instruments: Piano, Trombone, Piano and Keyboard, Brass
Genres: Classical, 20th Century
American Patrol arranged by Jerome Naulais. For trombone and keyboard (piano) with optional drums. Swiss import. Grade 3. Score and parts. Published by Editions Marc Reift (MA.EMR-2367).
Instruments: Piano, Organ, Trombone, Percussion, Drums, Piano and Keyboard, Brass
Genres: Americana, Folk
Gute Nacht, German lullaby by Traditional. Arranged by Wesley Hanson. Trombone Quartet. For 3 tenor trombones and 1 bass trombone. German Folk song. Intermediate. Full score & set of parts. Published by Cherry Classics (CY.CC2185). Gute Nacht (Good Night) is a wonderful gentle German lullaby for "Posaunchor" of 4 parts, but sounds even better with a Choir of many players. The work is all in bass clef and is not difficult, making it perfect for younger players as well as experienced. Length of about 3 minutes this work will add a nice touch to a concert or recital.
Instruments: Bass Trombone, Trombone, Brass
Genres: Folk Songs, German, Folk, World
Sonata Pathetique (Op. 13) by Ludwig van Beethoven (1770-1827). Arranged by David G. Stout. For Trombone Quartets. Medium. Parts. Published by Walrus Music Publishing (WA.64015).
Instruments: Trombone, Brass
Genres: Classical, Classical Period
Just for Two (Christmas) by Various. Arranged by David Marlatt. For 2 Trombones. Duet or Duo; Mixed Instruments - Flexible Instrumentation; Part(s). Eighth Note Publications. Renaissance. Duration 00:20:12. Published by Eighth Note Publications (AP.81-TT2715). ISBN 1554731992. Renaissance. This is a collection of arrangements of well-loved Christmas music set for 2 like-instruments. The arrangements are suitable for a variety of performance situations such as school concerts, at church or on Christmas gigs in a community. Pieces included are Joy to the World, I Saw Three Ships, Silent Night, We Three Kings, Pat-a-Pan, Gesu Bambino, O Come, O Come Emanuel, Ye Merry Gents, Still, Still, Still and Riu, Riu, Chiu.
Instruments: Trombone, Flexible Instrument, Brass, Other
Genres: Christmas, Renaissance, Miscellaneous, Classical
Six Jazz Duets, Volume 1 by Lennie Niehaus. For Trumpet And Tenor Trombone (Baritone). Brass Duet. Jazz. Grade 3+. Published by Kendor Music Inc (KN.18255).
Instruments: B-Flat Trumpet, Trombone, Baritone Horn, Trumpet, Brass
Genres: Jazz & Blues
World Famous Folksongs (for Trombone/Euphonium BC/TC). Arranged by Andrew Watkin. Fentone Instrumental Books. Play Along. Softcover with CD. 44 pages. Fentone Music #F908. Published by Fentone Music (HL.44006652). These book/CD packs contain 22 folksongs from all over the world, including: Alouette • Dielito Lindo • Kalinka • Kumbayah • Mexican Hat Dance • De saturre su forti • Skye Boat Song • and more. The CD includes piano accompaniments as well as full performances of each tune.
Pages: 44
Instruments: Trombone, Brass
Genres: Folk Songs, Folk


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Ninth Meeting: February 23, 2009
Dr. Jonathan Fielding, Chair of the Secretary's Advisory Committee on Health Promotion and Disease Prevention Objectives for 2020, welcomed participants to the Committee's ninth meeting. He explained that the agenda would begin with a presentation by Dr. Patrick Remington, Chair of the Subcommittee on Topic Areas, as Dr. Remington needed to leave the meeting early. The Office of Disease Prevention and Health Promotion (ODPHP) had asked for feedback by March on the Committee's recommendations for "topic areas" to organize the Healthy People 2020 objectives, so there was a need for timely discussion on this issue. After the presentation, the meeting would follow the stated agenda.
Dr. Patrick Remington said that there had been strong participation in the discussions of the Subcommittee on Topic Areas. The Subcommittee had explored possible approaches to developing topic areas, which are organizing categories for objectives. He showed how the organizing categories for Healthy People had evolved over the decades. The 15 "priority areas" of the 1990 Health Objectives were clumped within the broad categories of health protection, health promotion, and preventive services; the 22 priority areas of Healthy People 2000 were organized within four categories (including the three from the previous decade, plus "data and surveillance.") There were 28 "focus areas" for Healthy People 2010, and they were not organized within broader categories, but "enabling goals" were articulated.
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Hey Girl
Its been a long long time.
And For Science is finally up on Bandcamp for $10!
*Cute dog not included.
Its been a long long time.
And For Science is finally up on Bandcamp for $10!
*Cute dog not included.
The time has come.
Andy Asteroids is releasing For Science on BandCamp at 6 PM!
heres the link: http://andyasteroids.bandcamp.com/
We are all pretty excited and so glad that we can finally show this to everyone!
So tell your friends, take a listen, and have a good time! :D
Its finally here (almost)
(why is this reversed!)
Im burning copies of it right now then they need to shrink wrapped!
Im so damn excited!
It has been so fun making this album and I really hope everyone who takes a listen will enjoy it!
It will be on our bandcamp page pretty soon (http://www.andyasteroids.bandcamp.com)
We still haven't decided on a date for release but its going to be determined very soon! So keep dem eyes open!
Track Listing!
1. Stuck on You
2. Total Eclipse
3. Feelin' Fine
4. Burn
5. Knuckle
6. Pickle
7. Black
8. What the Heck?
9. Girl
So ready for this!
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This is a huge help.
The winner of this contest will be awarded a $25,000 small business grant and I would like nothing more than to give something like this to my local bands. Please help.
Ok everyone! Let's do it again! We're ranked 89 right now, by tonight, I think we can be in the top ten! YOU CAN VOTE ONCE A DAY!!
Comrades, Giants and Toys, Andreza, Shy, Low & street artist Jason Roberts
I highly suggest you come to this event at Planet Avalon (221 E. Moulton St. Decatur, AL)
Comrades (Richmond, VA) return to Planet Avalon with their brand of personalized instrumental rock with friends, Shy, Low (Richmond, VA). Featuring indie blues rock by Giants and Toys (Montevallo, AL) the downtempo beats of Fat Mouth (Eli Long, Decatur, AL) and local post-rock favorites, Andreza (Decatur, AL).
Street Artist, Jason Roberts (Birmingham, AL) will be doing a macro art piece during the show for your visual pleasure!
$6.00 at the door. Doors open at 6pm, the show begins at 7pm.
Here is a link to a video of a performance of Comrades: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IzWhMWwIfIY
Kenny Magnolia at Planet Avalon
I hate how im missing everything!
Carridale - How Did I End Up Here?
Andy Asteroids - Feeling Fine
I dont know if you can see it, but this is the song where i did that crazy stick flip near the end.
Carridale - One Girl's Trash Is Another Girl's Trash
Carridale - River City Pop-Punk - www.carridale.com
Andy Asteroids - River City Pop-Funk - www.facebook.com/AndyAsteroidsMusic
All Day All Night - Indie pop influenced Rock - www.facebook.com/AllDayAllNightMusic
Ocean Arms - Tupelo, Mississippi Pop Punk
Lance McLaughlin - Alternative Country Singer/Songwriter - http://www.facebook.com/pages/Lance-McLaughlin/127761527286058
Come out to Planet Avalon at 6:30 PM to see all of these great bands and have a great time! Bring all your friends and tell everyone! Its only $6 at the door!


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Bookmarks help to make myWKU more useful. Unlike standard internet browser favorites that can only be accessed at one area, myWKU makes your favorite websites available anywhere. Never worry about losing your bookmarks when you switch machines because myWKU bookmarks stays with the application as long as you have a myWKU account. The original location of Bookmarks is on the Campus Info page middle column first position. You may add Folders and sub-folders to your portlet enter any favorites that you want, edit the information as needed, cut and paste, refresh the portlet and delete information from the portlet, and you will have the drag and drop functionality in that portlet.
Add and Delete Bookmarks and Folders in myWKU Bookmarks portlet:
Adding Folders
- Right click and the dropdown menu box will open select New function and then select
Folder – Example Folder creation here will be a Demo folder:
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- Naming folder - Demo - just type name and hit enter. Folder has been created and named.
Deleting Folders
- Right click on the folder name to be removed and the drop down menu will appear. Then
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- The Folder will now be removed from the possible folders in the portlet
Add Bookmark
- Add Bookmark – Once again right click the Folder where you want the bookmark and select
New and then Bookmark from the list
- Bookmark Edit box will appear and all you need to so is enter the Name of the Bookmark,
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Check out Jim Cramer's latest trading recommendations on "Action Alerts Plus".
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NEW YORK ( TheStreet) -- Here's what Jim Cramer had to say on CNBC's "Squawk On The Street" Monday.
American International Group (AIG) is a hedge fund favorite, and many believe it's going to $60. Cramer agreed, predicting that "this one's going higher." AIG fell 1% to close at $44.89.
Michael Kors (KORS ) will report better-than-expected earnings, according to Canaccord. Even after the big secondary, Cramer said he still likes the name. KORS was unchangd at $60.58.Red Hat (RHT) is a great play on the cloud, but received a downgrade from BMO. Cramer disagreed, stating, "I think it's going to be a great quarter." RHT fell 4.3% to $52.65. Accenture (ACN) gets an upgrade from Goldman Sachs, which confuses Cramer because "this thing has been just a horse," all year, indicating it's a late call. ACN was flat at $82.53. Brinker International (EAT) received a downgrade from Wells Fargo. Cramer disagreed. "I wouldn't go against this group," referring to the restaurant industry. EAT was flat at $41.28. Carmax (KMX) also received a downgrade this morning. Again, Cramer thinks this is ridiculous, stating, "a lot of guys are downgrading stocks, frankly, because of the big run. I don't like that." KMX closed at $47.84, down 1.7% Monday. To sign up for Jim Cramer's free Booyah! newsletter, with all of his latest articles and videos, please click here. -- Written by Bret Kenwell in New York..
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By Lindsey DiMattina, Hollywood.com Staff
The number one rule when you get spray tanned is that you aren't supposed to get wet for hours after they apply the spray. If you don't follow that rule, you face the horrible and unattractive result: streaking. No one who is an ardent spray tanner ever wants to deal with this, so that's why you sit all day feeling sticky and oily counting down the minutes until you get in the shower and scrub the goo off. Unfortunately, after a recent spray tan session, the unthinkable happened to Glee star Lea Michele. She revealed to Jay Leno Monday night that she wasn't able to make the suggested eight hour wait period before her skin came into contact with liquid. A dog peed on her lap and left her with bizarre streak marks across her legs.
Here's what you missed last night on late night TV:
Late Night With Jimmy Fallon
Chelsea Handler complained to Fallon about his studio lacking amenities. ""You guys don't have bathrooms in the dressing rooms and there's like an air conditioning situation,"" she said. ""Very hot, and there's nowhere to relieve myself."" And then she bragged about her awesome studio for Chelsea Lately. ""I drove in the first day, and I couldn't even believe my eyes that anyone would spend that kind of money on someone who doesn't even like to work,"" she said. Fallon cleared the air and said that the studio was actually built for Conan O'Brien. Besides that, Fallon played a clip of Will Ferrell riding around in a golf cart on the set of Handler's show. What a weird promo twist!
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Jimmy Kimmel LIVE!
Jessica Lange talked about life before her movie role as Dawn in the 1976 hit, King Kong. ""I studied mime,"" she said. ""I lived in Paris. And then at a certain point, I decided there wasn't a great future in mime."" Then she moved back to NYC, started acting classes, and one day got a call out of the blue to audition for King Kong. The rest is history. Now, she's the star of American Horror Story.
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The Tonight Show With Jay Leno
Poor Lea Michele has no clue what to do during an earthquake. She doesn't even have a flashlight. But when it comes to her safety, Michele is more worried about rescuing her cat. ""I would just have to find my cat at home,"" she told Leno. ""That would be my number one priority."" Work wise, Michele is recording a new album that won't be including cover songs. ""It's all original pop music,"" she said. She also shared an unfortunate incident of a spray tan experience that had gone wrong. ""You can't wash it off for eight hours,"" she said. ""I put my feet up to take a nice little lunch break and one of the managers had their dog, and the dog jumped on my lap. He went over to pick up the dog, and the dog peed all over me. Because I didn't wipe off the spray tan yet, it left pee streaks all over my leg."" She also cleared up that she's not pregnant: ""I really felt like I'd finally made it. Having your first fake pregnancy rumor, it was really awesome.""
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Mad Men star Jon Hamm has threatened to kick Breaking Bad actor Bryan Cranston's butt if Cranston wins one more Emmy. ""He said that after my second one and then I won a third,"" Cranston told O'Brien. ""He did nothing. I have more resistance to him than a Hasidic Jew.""
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Northern Lakes Lightning Youth Hockey Hairball concert Saturday
The Northern Lakes Lightning Youth Hockey Association Hairball concert on Saturday, Aug. 31, will be held inside the arena in the event of rain. Otherwise it will be the same great outside concert it was last year in the Breezy Point Ice Arena parking lot. Gates will open at 5 p.m. with a local favorite, Decade 7, and the opening band, Arena. Hairball will take the main stage at 8 p.m.
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The Audi R8 V10 is simply spectacular, but after what we saw Wheelsandmore do with the V8 powered R8 , we were absolutely ecstatic to see that they had decided to try their hand at the R8 V10. Already a powerful vehicle with 525hp, Wheelsandmore took this sports car to a completely different and exclusive level.
The German tuning company began the transformation with a handcrafted special stainless steel and a valve controlled exhaust system combined with an ECU upgrade. The result is an impressive 600 HP and 590 lb of torque. All this power is combined with new 20" 3-piece wheels, available with unlimited color and surface combination. The tuner is also offering a KW race established special coilover with adjustable rebound and compression, hydraulically liftable around 1.77 inches.
There aren't any words yet on how this 75 horsepower jump will affect the Audi R8's performance numbers, but expect to see more than 197mph. No words yet on how the extra 75 HP will increase the R8's performances, but expect to see a top speed higher than the standard R8's 197 MPH.
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Wheelsandmore from Germany, individual luxury tuner for sports- and supersportscars presents their latest conversion with the inconspicuous code v10 .6
To increase serial power of the V10 engine they handcrafted a special stainless steel, valve controlled exhaustsystem, combined with an ECU upgrade obtaining enormous 600 hp and 590 lb of torque.
Wheelsandmore achieved even more agility by installing their new 3-piece wheels, available with unlimited colour and surface combinations. For the perfect visual appearance and handling they customized their "C-Sport" model sizing 9,0x20" with Continental Sport Contact III tyres 235/30/20 in the front and a 11,0x20" with 295/25/20" tyres in the rear.
To lent the german sportscar a sportier performance, combined with more aggressive occurrence, the tuner adapted a KW race established special coilover with adjustable rebound and compression, hydraulically liftable around 1.77 inch.


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Leo's Bistro and Lounge is an elegant restaurant in Walmer, Port Elizabeth, which has become quite the popular function and wedding venue. The carefully created menu features simple meals cooked with individual flair and taste – excellently prepared. On the menu one can choose from delectable tapas, perfect steaks, delicious pastas and devilishly good desserts. Guests can dine indoors or outdoors while sipping on one of the well-selected wines or malts.
Trading hours:
Monday: 7 am – 3 pm;
Tuesday to Friday: 7 am – 10 pm;
Saturday: 6 pm – 10 pm.
Exuding an upmarket ambiance and fine dining recognition, Two Dogs Bistro invites lavish cuisine freshly prepared in the open kitchen.
Dine alfresco soaking up balmy summer days or relish in the unique night time ambiance sipping on selections from the tight, well selected wine list.
For starters, try the black pepper crusted beef carpaccio with rocket salad and shaved parmesan and for mains lamb fusion curry served with basmati rice and sambals.
Two Dogs Bistro is a funky offbeat restaurant boasting excellent food and ambiance, perfect for lunch and dinners.
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There are over 237 local Spur steak branches and 28 international ones. Spur offers hearty and satisfying meals with great value for money. The steak ranch is famous for their classic burgers made from AAA-grade beef, served with the crispiest chips and Spur's own recipe for the tastiest onion rings.
Every branch is lively, vibrant and incredibly family friendly. There is a kiddies menu and a lovely entertainment area for children. The food is generously portioned, extremely tasty and brilliantly priced.
Boasting a prime wharf side location offering simple seafood fare, Ballyhoo Bistro embraces a cosy nautical feel complimented by efficient service and outstanding food.
Graced by a beautiful view diners can sit back, relax and enjoy freshly prepared cuisine with a touch of classic elegance.
Try baskets of calamari, pots of mussels or succulent grilled line fish with a salad. Steaks, wraps, burgers and breakfasts wet the appetite, while the eat-as-many-prawns- as-you-like special beacons loyal followers back every time.
Ballyhoo Bistro provided the perfect wharf side setting bursting with simple seafood and beautiful views.
Bluez Rock Café is a curry-of-all-types restaurant in Vincent, East London. This friendly and fun establishment ensures all its customers are happy and satisfied. Try anything from fire-breathing-dragon dishes to your mild and tasty dishes. Vegetarian and meat options are available. Please call for trading times and further information.
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Blackberry Cafe
Connemara smoked salmon, chunky chowder, hot-smoked trout and rhubarb tarts are some of the treats on offer all day at this gem of a cafe in the centre of Leenane. At night, dinners are more elaborate affairs.
Connemara smoked salmon, chunky chowder, hot-smoked trout and rhubarb tarts are some of the treats on offer all day at this gem of a cafe in the centre of Leenane. At night, dinners are more elaborate affairs.
Dating from 1734, this traditional thatched pub is worth a trip for its live music sessions (Wednesday, Friday and Saturday), old-world atmosphere and country charm. Take the R368 south from town for about 4km.
A civic treasure with a brilliant collection of new, secondhand and discounted books (many €1) in a succession of rambling rooms. Staff can ferret out that obscure Aran Islands title you were seeking.
Not to be missed, Eugene's is a classic pub that defines craic. It's intimate and cosy and has a trademark collection of visiting cards covering its walls, along with a great whiskey collection.
The heart of Mayo's slow food movement is found here at this narrow little storefront. The kitchen has huge talent as the changing menu shows, with dishes sourced from local and organic producers.
There's sawdust on the floor and peat on the fire in the cosy front bar of this wonderful old pub. Out back is a vast covered drinking zone that often features live music or televised matches.
Fittingly held at the old Potato Market – look out for Elizabeth Bradley's cheese, home-made pesto at the olive stall, plus handcrafted chocolates, organic vegetables, ready prepared meals, and more.
Astride the eastwards extension of the town's main street is St Laurence's Gate, the finest surviving portion of the city walls (which originally extended for 3km) dating from the 13th century.
Top-end Irish crafts and artwork for sale include items by artisans county-wide. Look for John Hanly wool blankets, Cushendale woollen goods, Foxford scarves and Bunbury cutting boards.
A marvellous atmosphere, walls splattered with photos, press cuttings, masks and musical instruments, plus the cream of live music, particularly folk, from around 9.30pm make this a busy pub.
A great little pastry shop just up the hill from the Doolin crossroads. The French owner makes the desserts for all the best local restaurants and when you sample her tarts, you'll see why.
Fabio is a local hero for making Ireland's best Italian gelato and sorbets. He uses mostly local ingrediants for his changing line-up of flavours. His coffee is good, too.
Tide pools, fascinating rocks and sheltered sand are just some of the appeals of this beautiful beach. It's 1km off the R673, 4km northeast of Ardmore. Look for the small sign.
The upscale surrounds attract a fab collection of vendors including Dungarvan's Naked Lunch, whose tasty sandwiches you can enjoy in the park or at tables set up on the gravel path.
Yes you can get Yeats at this fabulous bookshop that has been run by the same family for over 80 years. It's also the place to get recommendatiuons on the best local authors.
The jolly ladies here will gladly package up a chicken and leak pie or other savoury treat for your picnic. There's a wide range of prepared foods and fresh breads.


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As reported by the Oregonian:
A jury awarded an Oregon woman $18.6 million after she spent two years unsuccessfully trying to get Equifax Information Services to fix major mistakes on her credit report.
Julie Miller, who was awarded $18.4 million in punitive and $180,000 in compensatory damages, contacted Equifax seven times between 2009 and 2011 in an effort to correct inaccuracies, including erroneous accounts and collection attempts, as well as a wrong Social Security number and birthday. Yet over and over, the lawsuit alleged, the Atlanta-based company failed to correct its mistakes.
"There was damage to her reputation, a breach of her privacy and the lost opportunity to seek credit," said Justin Baxter, the Portland attorney who teamed on the case with his father and law partner, Michael Baxter. "She has a brother who is disabled and who can't get credit on his own and she wasn't able to help him."
* Verdicts not intended to be representative.
On November, 4, 2010, a Multnomah County jury returned a $100,000 verdict for violations of the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act and invasion of privacy. The lawsuit alleged that the defendants sued the plaintiff, Linda West of Bend, Oregon, for a delinquent Chase credit card account which did not belong to her. The suit claimed that defendants obtained a judgment against Ms. West and sent her collection letters even after Ms. West had notified the defendants that she was not the correct account holder. Ms. West's attorneys were Michael Baxter and Justin Baxter of Baxter & Baxter, LLP.
Portland, Oregon. A Multnomah County jury returned a verdict of $95,000 against TRS Home Furnishings on August 26, 2010.
Ms. Edwards obtained furniture from TRS Home Furnishings, an assumed business name for The Rental Store. TRS partners with furniture stores across the country, including Ashley Furniture, and Mor Furniture in Oregon, and provides financing for lease purchase or rent-to-own transactions. In June of 2008, TRS agreed to a temporary reduction of the monthly payment. Before the next payment came due, TRS began harassing Ms. Edwards with a multitude of calls to her cell phone and workplace. The credit manager left menacing voicemails threatening to have Ms. Edwards jailed and prosecuted for a felony. Ms. Edwards borrowed money and attempted to pay off the entire balance, however, her letters were returned. TRS swore out false charges to have her arrested by the Springfield police, and charged by the Lane County DA. Those charges were subsequently dismissed.
Ms. Edwards attorney was Justin Baxter of Baxter & Baxter, LLP.
Portland, Oregon. A Multnomah County jury has returned a verdict of $107,000 in a MVA case today. The case was Hunter v. Boyson. Plaintiff's lawyer was Mike Baxter. Ms. Hunter was a passenger that was rear ended while stopped in traffic. Plaintiff alleged that the impact aggravated a pre-existing injury, causing continuing pain in the low back.
* Verdicts not intended to be representative
Portland, Oregon.
A jury in Portland, Oregon has returned a verdict of $200,000 against Equifax Information Services, LLC, for violations of the Fair Credit Reporting Act. Plaintiff's counsel were Portland attorneys Mike Baxter and Justin Baxter.
Ms. Valentine, a high school librarian from Portland, has been disputing fraudulent accounts and information on her Equifax credit reports since 1987, including false and derogatory medical bills and collection accounts. The bills were incurred by a woman in Texas fraudulently using Ms. Valentine's identity. Ms. Valentine sent Equifax police reports, letters from creditors, and detailed correspondence, but Equifax refused to delete false accounts and other false information. Even when accounts were deleted, they would subsequently reappear months or years later. As a result of Equifax's false reporting, Ms. Valentine had to be removed from the deed to her family's home, and endured years of futile attempts to have her otherwise perfect credit restored.
A jury in Portland, Oregon returned a $210,000 verdict against Equifax Information Services, LLC, today in a Fair Credit Reporting Act case. Plaintiff's counsel were Portland attorneys Mike Baxter and Robert Sola.
In 2000, Matt Kirkpatrick learned that he was the victim of identity theft. Some thirty false credit lines showing collections, charge offs, and delinquencies appeared on his Equifax credit reports. Equifax repeatedly lost or failed to acknowledge receipt of Mr. Kirkpatrick's dispute letters, which contained copies of police reports, letters from creditors, and copies of his driver's license and social security number. Mr. Kirkpatrick continued to receive inaccurate credit reports for over four years. He was denied home improvement loans to complete an addition to his home and spent incalculable time attempting to get Equifax to remove false and derogatory information from his credit report.
A jury in Portland, Oregon returned a $5.3 million verdict against Trans Union, LLC, in a Fair Credit Reporting Act case. Plaintiff's counsel were Portland attorneys Mike Baxter, of Baxter & Baxter, LLP, and Robert Sola.
Judy Thomas of Klamath Falls battled for years with Trans Union in a futile attempt to Judith Upton remove the derogatory credit accounts of another person from her credit reports. Thomas' attorney, Michael Baxter noted, "It came out that the head of TransUnion's dispute department did not know the law or was [not] requiring that Trans Union employees follow the law."
The jury's verdict included $300,000 in compensatory damages, and $5 million in punitive damages.
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Get ready to be blown away by the layers of flavors packed into Double-Glazed Stuffed Pork Roast. Whether you make this main dish for the holidays or any night of the year, you're sure to get tons of "oohs and aahs" from your gang!
Serves: 8
Cooking Time: 50 min
What You'll Need:
1 (6-ounce) package pork stuffing mix
1/4 cup dried cranberries
2 pounds boneless pork loin
Salt to taste
Black pepper to taste
1 (14-ounce) can whole berry cranberry sauce
1/4 cup orange marmalade
1 tablespoon chopped fresh parsley
What To Do:
1. Preheat oven to 350 degrees F. Coat a 9- x 13-inch baking dish with cooking spray.
2. Prepare stuffing mix according to package directions. Stir in cranberries and let cool slightly.
3. Cut 7 slits evenly 3/4 way through pork. Sprinkle with salt and pepper. Evenly place stuffing in all slits. (You may have extra stuffing.)
4. In a medium bowl, combine cranberry sauce, orange marmalade, and parsley; mix well. Pour glaze evenly over pork.
5. Bake 50 to 55 minutes, or until heated through in center.
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