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Katherine Grable thought her chance at winning an NCAA Division I national gymnastic title had disappeared.
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Through the first 68 minutes of the game, the Winneconne girls soccer team had dominated every aspect of its game against Menasha except on the scoreboard.
There was an Easter Sunday brawl, the cover literally being hit off a baseball and pitchers rocking out to '80s band Wang Chung.
Nathanial Jackson tied for medalist honors with a 44 and Lourdes Academy pulled out a victory at the Trailways North mini-meet at White Lake Golf Course on Thursday.
Oshkosh North 172, Menasha 186: Nick Bauer took medalist honors with a 39, one shot better than teammate Paul Christman as the Spartans collected the victory at Westridge Golf Course.
Berlin 1, Little Chute 0: Marlee MacAllister scored the game's lone goal in the 12th minute off a pass from Payton DeMaster as the Indians collected the win.
Appleton West 164, Oshkosh West 169: Logan Handy earned medalist honors for the Wildcats with a 36 at Lakeshore Golf Course, but the Terrors pulled out the team win.
Winnebago Lutheran 7, Omro 1: Sara Jeffers scored Omro's only goal early in the second half as the Foxes fell to the Vikings.
Leadership can be shown in many different ways.
Jean Segura hit a three-run homer, and the Milwaukee Brewers broke out of an offensive slumber at home to support Kyle Lohse in a 5-2 win over the San Diego Padres on Wednesday night.
The Packers will open their season at defending Super Bowl champion Seattle on Thursday, Sept. 4, in the nationally televised kickoff to the season.
The NCAA placed Wisconsin-River Falls on probation for one year Wednesday, saying the Division III school failed to monitor the scholarship process and also allowed a former head football coach to be involved in arranging financial aid packages.
UW-Oshkosh softball lost a pair of tight contests in entirely different fashions Wednesday afternoon, losing the opener 2-1 before falling in the twinbill 14-11.
The Oshkosh West girls soccer team is playing at an extremely high level to start the season, and they're leaving a path of destruction in their wake.
Major League Baseball has suspended four players involved in last Sunday's brawl between the Pittsburgh Pirates and the Milwaukee Brewers.
Yovani Gallardo made it a point to be aggressive on the mound and get hitters to chase pitches that could be turned into easy outs.
Oshkosh North is announcing itself as a player in the Fox Valley Association softball race.
The only difference between the boys and girls results at the Oshkosh West triangular was the final totals.
Henry Aaron, whose career and life are symbolized by understated greatness and sustained graciousness, will add another chapter to his legacy in August.
Lourdes Academy 18, Cambria-Friesland 8 (5 inn.): Brooklyn Berenz went 4-for-5 and drove in five runs to lead the Knights' offensive barrage.
Appleton East 3, Oshkosh West 1: Errors proved costly for the Wildcats as the Patriots took advantage of three West miscues to collect the win.
Menasha 10, Oshkosh West 5 (completion of susp. game): The Wildcats took a 4-3 lead after five innings but the Bluejays answered with five runs in the sixth and two in the seventh to collect the win in a game that was started on April 8.
Winneconne 2, Waupaca 1: Amanda Bach and Courtney Swanlund each scored goals as the Wolves picked up the win over the Comets.
Winneconne 10-4, Ripon 0-0: Annika Gereau pitched a pair of shutouts, allowing just six hits over 12 innings between the two games, while totaling 16 strikeouts and just two walks.
Ripon 7, Fox Valley Lutheran 6: Carter Meyer had a two-out single in the seventh inning to tie the game and Alex Goyette drove in the winning run as the Tigers rallied in the bottom of the seventh for the victory.
Cambria-Friesland 14, Lourdes Academy 4 (5 inn): A rough first inning was too much for Lourdes Academy to overcome as they fell on the road.
Freedom 8, Winneconne 4: The Wolves committed seven errors which led to four unearned runs as they fell to the Irish.
Trailways Mini-Meet: Lourdes Academy finished in second place in a tight race for the top spot at Lawsonia Links Golf Course.
Fond du Lac 2, Oshkosh North 0: Michaela Derenne made a whopping 19 saves but the Spartans came up short in the FVA contest.
Kettle Moraine Lutheran 3, Omro 1: Cody Albright allowed just five hits over six innings but the Chargers squeaked out enough runs to nip the Foxes.
Deerfield Invitational: Nora Keller led an impressive showing in the 800 meters for Lourdes Academy as the Knights finished third overall.
Fox Valley Lutheran Triangular: The Winneconne boys won a close race for the title, while the girls finished second to Fox Valley Lutheran in a meet that included Clintonville.
Ripon Triangular: Trevor Robichaud took first place in the shot put and the discus and Evan Long took first place in the 800 meters to lead the Ripon boys track and field team at the Ripon Triangular featuring Waupaca and Freedom.
Omro Flyway Quad: Brother's Chris and Matt Hess finished first and second in the 200 meters and both added second place finishes to lead the Foxes to a second place finish with 71 points in the quad.
Xavier 7, Berlin 3: The Hawks jumped out to a 4-0 lead and then held off the Indians.
Ripon 188, Fox Valley Lutheran 194: Alex Kranz earned medalist honors with a 43 to lead the Tigers to a victory at Lawsonia Links Golf Course.
West De Pere 7, Ripon 0: The powerhouse Phantoms proved too much for the Tigers as Ripon fell in the WCTC dual meet.
Max Bossert and Ryan Penzenstadler both won in straight sets in No. 2 and No. 3 singles and Jack Hoffman rallied after dropping the first set to win in three sets in No. 4 singles as the Spartans defeated Appleton East 6-1.
American Meb Keflezighi has won the Boston Marathon, a year after a bombing at the finish line left three dead and more than 260 people injured.
It's been a trying and sometimes downright frustrating time for Oshkosh North's Robert Phillips over the past five months.
Aramis Ramirez homered, Ryan Braun drove in two runs and the Milwaukee Brewers beat the San Diego Padres 4-3 Monday night.
After a scoreless first two innings, the Wildcats exploded for six runs in the third inning highlighted by Meg Krautsch' three-run home run as Oshkosh West went on to defeat Menasha 12-0 in five innings in a FVA softball matchup Monday afternoon.
Nora Keller, Abby Moore and Maeve McDonald finished first, second and third respectively in the 1,600 meters and Keller, McDonald and Katie VanScyoc finished 1-2-3 in the 800 to lead the Lourdes Academy girls track and field team at the Trailways Conferen
Omro 1, Ripon 1: Erin Okray scored the game-tying goal for Omro in the 57th minute and the game was called in overtime due to unplayable conditions.
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (AP) Arkansas Katherine Grable, an Oshkosh West alum, captured two titles on the final day of the NCAA womens gymnastics championships.
Khris Davis delivered the biggest hit in a game interrupted by a punch-filled brawl, homering in the 14th inning to lift the Milwaukee Brewers over the Pittsburgh Pirates 3-2 Sunday.
Oshkosh West 1, De Pere 0: Olivia Angle and Jenna Weber combined on the shutout as the Wildcats knocked off the fourth-ranked Redbirds.
The Oshkosh West tennis team finished second at the Manitowoc Invitational on Saturday, falling to Verona, 4-3, in the title match.
Ryan Braun hit a pair of late home runs, including a two-run blast with two out in the ninth to lift the Brewers past the Pirates to an 8-7 victory Saturday at PNC Park in Pittsburgh.
Beaver Dam Tournament: Lourdes Academy had its No. 1 and No. 2 doubles teams each finish with 3-0 records as the Knights placed second overall at the tournament.
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Even though she performs James Bond songs for audiences all the time, Debbie Gravitte loves it when the guitar riff to the original "James Bond Theme" starts playing.
"I just get all tickled," said Gravitte, who will perform with the Omaha Symphony at Saturday's "James Bond and Beyond" concert. "I think that's so cool."
Gravitte, an actress and singer, will perform with the symphony under the direction of Michael Krajewski, the principal pops conductor of the Houston, Atlanta, and Jacksonville Symphony orchestras.
Gravitte is especially excited to sing "Skyfall," the theme sung by Adele from the most recent Bond film of the same name. "To do it live, it's challenging," she told us over the phone from her home in Connecticut. "You can tell when I did it, people were like, 'Yay!' It's something new."
Later this year, Gravitte and Krajewski will perform the concert with orchestras all over the country as well as in Malaysia and Canada. Performing the songs, which so many people know well, is really fun, Gravitte said.
"I keep saying this, but they're so iconic... and they're so goofy," she said. "There's so much history, and I really honestly do love all the James Bond movies."
We talked to fans of Bond about their favorite songs from the franchise. Here's what they had to say:
1. Carly Simon's "Nobody Does It Better;" 2. Adele's "Skyfall;" 3. Shirley Bassey's "Diamonds Are Forever"
— Bill Grennan of Omaha
"We Have All Time In The World" (by Louis Armstrong from "On Her Majesty's Secret Service") is the best Bond song, though it avoids the typical trappings of other Bond themes. It doesn't necessarily fit in with the others and has little tie-in to the theme of the movie. It's just a beautiful, beautiful song with a one-of-a-kind performance.
— Vic Padios of Omaha
"View To A Kill" by Duran Duran
— Marq Manner of Omaha
"For Your Eyes Only" by Sheena Easton
— Shannon Tarvin of Omaha
"Live and Let Die" by Paul McCartney — for some reason, that song scared ... me when I was a kid.
— Jeri Studt of Underwood, Iowa
"Thunderball" by Tom Jones, right? Sneaky strings everywhere. If James Bond had a career as a vocalist, he'd be Tom Jones. For the overall soundtrack, I'd go with "Live and Let Die." There are some (great) tunes on there. Plus the inner gate-fold cover is worthy of framing.
— Chris Klemmensen of Omaha
"For Your Eyes Only." Actually had that 45 when I was younger. Not sure why, but I did.
— Wayne Brekke of Omaha
Those are weird ways to spell "Skyfall."
— Michael Bell of Papillion
I'm a big fan of "Another Way to Die." Also "GoldenEye." Because of Tina Turner.
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They pick on each other like family. Guitarist Matt Haven and bassist Jake Gilliam spit one-liners back and forth, but the more they joke the more lead singer Mark Forman focuses. He's the serious one.
"We're all pretty much the same misfits," Haven says about the four guys that make up the Sparks metal band Sinister Scene. "We mesh together really well."
Meshing well doesn't begin to tell their story. The band has been together for a short six months and recorded its first songs after only three months. The two recorded songs, "Destination Kill" and "Carnivale" (which can be found on the band's MySpace page by music searching "Sinister Scene") are smooth, well balanced and, as Forman explains, recorded on the first take.
"The creative process is quick," Forman says with a smile. "That's how you know you're in a good band, when it just flows."
Forman explains that he takes influences from metal group Lamb of God and alt-rock band Alice in Chains into consideration when he sits down with Haven to write new material.
"Most of the lyrics are very positive; they're based on personal experiences," Forman adds. "It all comes together. We add elements of hardcore, punk, metal and rock together. You can play aggressive, fast music and be positive."
While the members are adamant about their music having a unique sound, Haven explains the hardcore music scene is about progression and Sinister Scene is trying to push heavy metal rock to the next level. Haven said bands like Atreyu and Avenged Sevenfold are at the top of the metal rock food chain, but something new and more progressive is always a few steps behind waiting for their big break.
"We don't want to sound like something you've already heard," Haven said.
Sinister Scene is trying hard to become the next big metal band. Haven explained that the Sparks band has received a few offers from local independent labels, but is holding out to sign with a larger indie label that has roots with a large corporate label. In the meantime, Sinister Scene is playing local shows and gaining a much-needed and devoted fan base.
"This is home for me," Gilliam said. "Anything we can do locally is what we want to do."
"Most of the shows we play are free," Forman adds.
"We do it to put our name out there and play just to play," Gilliam chimes in.
The band, which jokes about the drunken raucous at last Friday's show, understands that rock and roll stardom doesn't always mean a rock star life. Haven explained that the band's name comes from the acknowledgment that the record industry can be cruel.
Luckily for the band, they are getting support from sponsor Sparks Music and Learning Center, located on the corner of Baring and Vista boulevards.
Owner Mike Manning said that he has known Haven for four years and is happy to see him playing with a band that creates all its own music. Manning provides practice space and equipment for the band and believes that community support for the arts is a positive thing.
"They're art for the community and they're a voice for the younger generations," Manning said as he explained how art programs help keep kids out of trouble.
Misfits they may be, but the band members are grateful for Manning's help.
"He is a very selfless person," Forman said. "(Without Manning) we wouldn't be where we are now. It's a huge help."
And while there are still day jobs, bills to pay and dreams of the big time, members of Sinister Scene believe their day in the spotlight will come.
"I'm waiting for the day I can quit my job," Gilliam said with a grin. "I don't hate my job but I like being in the band because there is a hope that one day I can just play music."
A calendar of events is posted on the band's MySpace page. Sinister Scene will play at Decades bar in Carson City on March 9 and 15, and will play at Knuckleheads in Reno on April 19 and the Loose Moose on April 25.


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That's the difference between us then. I tend to blunder in and post anyway. I guess that's why my posts are full of corrections.
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You might have a hard time proving that because I have been playing with trapeziums in geogebra and I can not find a single one where that is true.
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This is a very cool mashup application using time lapsed "tweets" created by the New York Times to track what was capturing the people's attention during the Super Bowl. The tweets are shown on a map of the US to show where they originated, and like a tag cloud, the size denotes how many people are tweeting those words. The NYTimes folks put together several fun cuts of the data. My favorites are below, but to really capture the coolness of this mashup, be sure to "play" each tweet stream. The … [Read more...]
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Gardner's Dalton Kirk is a rookie, at Heartland Park anyway, but the 16-year-old is performing like a veteran.
Kirk is in his first season in the Super Saturday Showdown Series and has already established himself as one of the drivers to beat in the B-Modified class.
"This is my first year running at Topeka,'' Kirk said. "I ran at Humboldt and Warrensburg (Mo.) last year and we just wanted to try different tracks.
"I like the way the track's set up, and we're fast.''
Kirk didn't know what to expect when he decided to compete at HPT, but finds himself in the points lead heading into the summer.
"I'm very surprised I'm leading the points,'' Kirk said. "Coming over here I had no idea what to expect.''
Kirk said that the key has been "just finishing, finishing the race.''
Kirk got the racing bug from other family members and got his start in go-karts.
"My uncle and cousin were racing way back when I was three,'' he said. "I started racing go-karts and then at the age of 13 I got to B-Mods.''
While happy in his current class, Kirk hopes to make the next career jump as soon as possible.
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My husband eats these by the dozen when I bring them home, so I tend not to do that too often. Thanks for giving me an idea for his socking!
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Great food, Great service, Great value – Our daughter was in town - had not seen her since Christmas - so we celebrated with a special dinner at Sperry's. Wonderful meal and service. Though we had made a reservation for the dining room, we decided we'd rather eat in the lively bar area when we got there, and the hostess most graciously made this happen for us with a minimum wait. Got a great table and ordered a bottle of fantastic wine: Lucente Super Tuscan. Best deal on the wine list ($65 and tastes like a $150 wine), and Sperry's is the only restaurant in town where I've seen it on the list.
My daughter has been on a vegetarian diet, so she ordered the big 16 oz NY Strip - and said it was the best thing she had eaten in months. My wife ordered the stuffed sole special and found it tantalizingly good. I had an "Oscarized" rib eye - which means it is topped with crab meat and Bernaise sauce. This is not on the menu, but any steak at Sperry's can be Oscarized, and I highly recommend it. Made a great steak even better.
Service was unfailingly good throughout our meal. All in all, a wonderful evening.
If You Don't Have a Man With You, Prepare for Rude Treatment – This place is really almost comically unbelievable! It is a caricature of the Good Old Boy southern system of pompous and condescending servers coupled with truly average yet temendously overpriced food.
This is the second time I've eaten here, and my experience was identical both times. Several years ago, I decided to take my mother here during the holidays. We made reservations and showed up on time. Although there were empty tables in the dining room, we were asked if we'd be okay sitting in the bar (smoky, TVs blaring, crowded). I wasn't happy with this, but my mom said it was fine, so we sat there. We both discussed how it was a shame that some restaurants STILL treat women poorly when there is no man in the party. (i.e., poor tables, bad service, etc.).
I made a mental note never to waste my money at Sperry's again.
However, a female friend received a gift certificate and asked me to dine with her at Sperry's. She made a reservation, we showed up on time. The host was laughably rude to us the minute we walked in. He looked us up and down and just sort of sneered and said nothing. My friend seemed a little confused by his behavior, but smiled and said we had a reservation at 6:30 for 2. His response? Nothing. Just more condescending sneering and finally a bored and exhausted-sounding, "Last name?"
Again, there were empty tables in the dining room, but the host claimed there were no tables available and asked if we would eat in the bar. This time, I said no. He looked a bit shocked and told us to wait at the bar then. 30 minutes later, we had watched him seat at least a dozen parties in the dining room. My friend finally got up to ask him what was going on, and he turned his back on her and walked away! Finally, a waiter seated us, walking over to the host after we were seated to point us out while they both snickered and laughed about it.
I can only assume, this treatment is encouraged by the ownership since it is so blatant. Granted, this is a restaurant that caters to old money, old people, in Belle Meade, so it shouldn't come as much of a surprise. Still, it is discouraging to experience 1950s Old South treatment in a 2011 New South. Nashville is typically pretty progressive, fair, and forward-thinking. Not so at this stronghold of Good Old Boyism.
I can only shudder to think of how black patrons might be treated. Shame on you, Sperrys!
We had a great time, There were four of us. The servers were attentive to our needs and wants. The wait for our reservation was a short wait. We sat down and had a wonderful dinner and conversation. The restaurant looked great. I was a little concerned about how the flood would affect the reopening. It was handled very well. It looked fantastic. Thanks for a great evening and great service for our friends who were from out of State. They too complimented every thing. The filets, were perfection, Twice baked potatoes Awesome as usual. Keep up the good work.
Never a letdown!!! – It had been a while since my last visit to the Belle Meade Sperry's. As soon as I entered I remembered why I loved going here. We were greeted by a friendly hostess that hated to tell us that since we didn't have a reservation, we would be waiting a while. However, she informed us that we could sit at the bar and eat right away if we would like. I'm not a fan of sitting at a bar and eating, but thought we could have a drink or two while waiting for a table in the main dining room. We took a seat at the bar and were acknowledged right away by the bartender, Hillary. I asked for a wine list, but also asked if there was one that she recommended. She had me try one and gosh it was just what I was looking! We sat there talking to Hillary and a few people around us and decided that since we were having such a great time at the bar we wanted to stay there and eat. Hillary walked us through the specials as she set up a setting at the bar, which I was totally impressed by. It was treatment I've only known to get at the main table!! The special sounded great, but I decided to go with what I used to get…the filet (medium rare) Oskar style and sweet potato fries. Then, one friend ordered the salmon with creamed spinach and the other ordered a filet with a twice baked potato. We were all eating off each other's plates. Everything was done to perfection and SO yummy!!! We were completely stuffed, but we can never pass up dessert. We ordered two sticky toffees because a guy beside us at the bar said we had to try it…OH WOW!!! Hillary poured something over it and it just melts in your mouth…we called it ooey gooey heaven! It was meant that we were to stay at the bar…fabulous service from Hillary, fantastic food and wonderful crowd to hang out with (no wonder this restaurant is always packed when I drive by and completely crowded when we got there!!), such a wonderful time that we stayed til almost closing!!!! Thank you Sperry's…we WILL be back more often :)
What's the fuss? – Sperry's has a very old reputation in Nashville, but I think it may be time to hang up the spurs. I very much liked the idea of going to a classic 70's style steak house, with copious amounts of great meat and rich sauces and whatever else, but I'm afraid the food is terrible. I felt like I was eating at a restaurant featured on an episode of "Kitchen Nightmares". The salad bar is right in front of the cooking area, but instead of seeing a busy kitchen, all you see is a guy throwing stuff in the microwave and another guy slapping steaks on a grill. They microwave everything: soup, sides, anything that needs to be heated. For an appetizer I got the Calimari. 13.95 and the bits of calamari were not even fried correctly. They were soggy, and it was what I would call a half portion. Carraba's has better calimari that is properly fried to a crisp for cheaper.
The salad bar was OK, but hardly worth the 10.95 it costs on the menu. I should also mention that while this is a high end establishment, there were several little children running roughshod over the salad bar. They took an extremely long time, and one of the mothers forced one of her children to spit up something IN HER HAND, which she wiped on her plate, and then used that SAME HAND to get more stuff from the salad bar. Disgusting.
The steaks are aged and cooked properly, but my NY Strip was very gristly and lacked seasoning. Certainly not worth 27 dollars. I very much doubt that it was a prime cut of beef. I ended up asking for A1, which I never do with a quality steak.
The desserts were lackluster and severely overpriced. Avoid the sticky toffee pudding at ALL COSTS. It tasted like an overdone pancake soaked in very cheap maple syrup. I've had better desserts out of the frozen aisle, which is where I imagine this pudding came from.
Also, be mindful of who you're going to be eating around. The place was PACKED with the geriatric white crowd. They probably like the ambiance and can't taste the food so well. I did not see a single non-white face in the establishment.
Cost too much for the quality of food – Found out that they already have fish cooked so you don't get it fresh.I had swordfish for $26. The plate had the swordfish with no condiments or decorations with a few sprinkles of pepper on top! It made the white plate look extremely large and weird to me. I have been to many restaurants and this was like a joke to get fish like this. It was tasteless also. Very tasteless and I was very disappointed.
A Restaurant – Too bad I can't publish my full review of this restaurant here. I have three times too many words than is allowed. This is another one of those "first class" establishments in Nashville that no longer deserves its reputation, if it ever did. As you can tell from the other reviewers here, they are more impressed with the décor, the service, the booze and/or the location, than any honest, educated, worldly critique of the fare served. I suspect that most of those reviewing here are younger than thirty and were brought up on McDonald's and Pizza Hut. Or they are older, devoted patrons from the 'hood, and have had their palettes numbed year after year to the inexorable crashing of the Sperry standards like the proverbial frog in boiling water. I have lived in Nashville for a number of years and whenever I heard of this restaurant, it was always in tones of hushed, almost whispered worship, like a prayer or wishing upon a star.
My Italian friend, born and raised in Italy, and I ended up at this restaurant on Christmas. We had had a perfectly glorious mini repast at 1 808's earlier (check out the reviews of this place. Genuinely superb!) earlier in the day but decided to see if all we'd heard about Sperry's was true.
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We had no liquor and no dessert. I had a hot tea and my companion had only water. Our bill was almost $60. This is too shameful to endure. Somebody needs to fix Sperry's before it deserves its reputation again, if it ever did.
Great classic steak house – Have been in Nashville for 3 years, looking for a good, classic (not a chain) steak house. This place has been around 35 years, is busy, friendly, a little noisy, but the kind of place we've been looking for. Everyone doesn't wear blue jeans (a nashville peeve of mine). Done all the high priced chains, but like this place the most.
Bruce was our waiter and was very friendly, attentive and made our first dining experience first rate (ask for Bruce). Had the filet and twice-baked (as recommended) and the salad bar (first one I've seen in many years, but back in the 70s, everyone had them). Great wine list. It was a little crowded (due to Steeplechase), but that's a good sign of a popular restaurant.
Highly recommended!!
Too expensive for the amount and taste of food – Too expensive for salmon and can find it at Wildwood or J Alexander for much less and get much more food. Sperrys only gives you one piece of salmon for around $22 and nothing else with it. Other places give you so much more and their salad bar is pitiful compared to a salad bar with many more choices. Actually Ruby Tuesdays salad bar is much better.
Expensive, but great steaks. – My wife and I double-dated here on Valentine's and thought the food and the service was wonderful that night. Steaks are definitely excellent and we had an overall great experience. It was a bit pricey but if you want to treat yourself to something good, I would definitely recommend it.
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Elisabetta is FULL OF HERSELF. She keeps saying ALL women are jealous of her!!! Er I think NOT. I certainly would not want to look like her....she has a face like the hard, go-getter, spoilt cow she is!!!!! Clooney is an old, wrinkly sex maniac that lusts after women that dress like hookers and I hope that when they split up (which they will 100% guaranteed) she will take him for every penny he's got.....there's no fool like an old fool!! She will end up like Donatella Versace with all the sunbathing she does....she's already got skin like a woman of 50!!!


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Alderman Library houses collections in the humanities and social sciences. In addition, Government Information Resources (government publications) and the Scholars' Lab are located in Alderman, as are the University Library administration and several Library departments. Alderman also has Greenberry's Cafe for coffee and refreshments. Mailing Address: P.O. Box 400113, Charlottesville, Va 22904-4113.
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Popular with students for abundant, 24-hour study space and media-related materials and services, Clemons is one of the busiest libraries on Grounds. Our large DVD selection and comprehensive collection of books on film, television, drama and dance provide everything a scholar needs. In addition, the Robertson Media Center provides cutting-edge technology and support for media creation of every kind, from 3-D motion capture and animation to podcasting and film editing.
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The Curry Library Innovation Commons (CLIC) is located in Bavaro Hall, room 306. The CLIC provides space to collaborate and study. CLIC librarians support the needs of U.Va. students, faculty or visitors who are researching topics related to education, kinesiology, communication disorders, clinical and counseling psychology or instructional technology. A data consultant provides expertise in social sciences data sets and software. There is a reference collection of 310 handbooks that can be used in the CLIC and scanned without cost.
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The Music Library supports research in the following disciplines: musicology, theory and analysis, composition, performance, jazz, musical theater, ethnic and world music, popular music and folk music. The Music Library has one of the most significant music collections in the southeastern United States and includes more than 135,000 books, scores and sound recordings as well as extensive online collections (including access to more than 500,000 tracks of music). It is the only library located on the Lawn. Use our online reservation system to reserve audio equipment.
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The Physics Library offers access to premiere electronic and print collections in atomic, optical, chemical, condensed matter physics, and other areas. Services include information research assistance, materials for curriculum support, comfortable study spaces, help with Interlibrary Loan, referrals to the Scientific Data Consulting Group, as well as consultations with other research libraries, and other Library services. The entrance to the Physics Library is through Room 326 in the Physics Building.
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The Robertson Media Center (RMC) is located on the third floor of Clemons Library and is adjacent to the Digital Media Lab. The Center also offers U.Va. students and faculty digital media services including digital audio/video/3D capture and editing, desktop publishing and technical instruction, analog and digital media collections and services, and provides expertise, equipment and resources for the use and development of media materials in instruction and research.
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The Albert and Shirley Small Special Collections Library holds more than 16 million objects including manuscripts, archival records, rare books, maps, broadsides, photographs, audio and video recordings and more. Collections are particularly strong in American and British literature, the history of Virginia and the southeastern United States, the history and archives of the University of Virginia, sporting books and manuscripts, World War I, bibliography and book arts (including fine press books, pop-up books, and typography). Occupying 58,000 square feet in two underground floors of the shared Small Special Collections Library and Harrison Institute building, the library features a reading room with seating for 32 researchers. Staff retrieve collections for researchers from 12.82 miles of shelving. While the stacks are not open to the public, the Reading Room is open to anyone with a photo id. The building also hosts exhibits of collection materials on the first and second floors, some created jointly with the Harrison Institute.
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Ph.D. in Urban and Public Affairs
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Doctor of Philosophy in Urban and Public Affairs
The PhD program has Graduate Research Assistantship (GRA) funding available for highly qualified applicants to begin the program in the Fall semester (August). Interested applicants must apply to the program and for the fellowship and graduate research assistantship (GRA) by February 1.
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UPA Program
The Department of Urban and Public Affairs offers a Doctor of Philosophy in Urban and Public Affairs. The Ph.D. in Urban and Public Affairs is an interdisciplinary degree that prepares graduates for careers in teaching and research, policy analysis, public administration, land use and environmental planning, and economic development. A number of fellowships and assistantships for outstanding students are available. Students have the opportunity to conduct research with principal investigators through the Department's Urban Studies Institute.
The Program consists of a core curriculum and areas of specialization. The core provides a broad orientation and the specializations enable students to develop expertise in particular fields. The curriculum includes 48 credits: 18 credits of core courses, 18 credits of specialization courses, and 12 credits of dissertation research. Students qualify for official candidacy to the Ph.D. by satisfactorily completing all coursework and the qualifying examination. The field areas are: Urban Planning and Sustainable Development and Urban Policy and Administration.
Although full-time study is encouraged, a limited number of highly qualified part-time students are admitted. See Program's Student Guide for more details and requirements. The program has placed many of its recent graduates in teaching positions at respected universities across the U.S. and abroad. For brief profiles of some of these recent graduates click here.
Entry to the program requires a master's degree or equivalent. Students without a master's degree may enroll for the Master of Public Administration (MPA) or Master of Urban Planning (MUP) degree and then reapply for admission to the Ph.D. program in the semester prior to completion of the master's degree. The University also offers relevant master's degree programs in Political Science, Sociology, Applied Geography and other fields. A completed application form, all transcripts of previous undergraduate and graduate study, Graduate Record Examination scores (verbal, quantitative, and analytical), at least two letters of recommendation (preferably from former professors), and a SUPPLEMENTAL APPLICATION are required. Minimum GRE scores of 153 verbal, 144 quantitative, and 4.0 analytical (or the equivalent) are (normally) required. Those applicants whose native language is not English and who do not hold a degree from a university where the language of instruction is English must also submit scores from the Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL), with a minimum score of 100 on the internet-based test or the International English Language Testing System (IELTS), with a minimum score of 7.5. A personal interview with members of the Ph.D. Admissions Committee also may be required for applicants not fully satisfying (normal) admissions requirements. Interviews will be conducted in-person when feasible or via internet video when in-person interviews are not feasible.
The Ph.D. in Urban and Public Affairs consists of 48 credit hours of study including 18 hours of core courses, 18 hours in a field specialization, and 12 hours of dissertation research.
Core Courses (18 Credits)
UPA 602 Urban Policy and Governance
UPA 603 Urban Economics
UPA 606 Research Methods
UPA 610 Urban Theory and Public Affairs
SOC 610 Seminar in Statistics II
UPA 632 Independent Study (on Comprehensive Exam Reading Lists/Comprehensive Exam Preparation)
Note: Students with no prior study of statistics are required to take PADM 601/PLAN 602 (Statistics for Public Affairs) and SOC 609 (Seminar in Statistics I) prior to enrolling in SOC 610. These courses do not count toward the 48-semester-hour requirement.
Field Area Courses (18 credits)
Students must pursue one of the two specialty areas, including 9 hours of required courses and 9 hours of elective courses. Elective courses must be compatible with track and must be approved by the Program Director.
Urban Planning and Sustainable Development Option
Required Courses (9 credits)
UPA 623 Comparative Urban Development
UPA 683 Land Use Planning
UPA 684 Planning Theory
Elective Courses (9 Credits)
Urban Policy and Administration Option
Required Courses (9 Credits)
UPA 621 Policy Analysis and Program Evaluation
UPA 630 Politics and Urban Policy
UPA 660 Advanced Organizational Behavior
Elective Courses (9 Credits)
Students must complete workshops satisfactorily. Workshop will be convened by the Ph.D. director and will normally meet 3-5 times a semester. Dissertation Research Workshop. Students who have recently advanced to candidacy will present dissertation proposal ideas to other students and interested faculty. Professional Development Workshop. Topics may include: academic publishing, undergraduate teaching, and the academic job market, among others.
Dissertation (12 credits)
UPA 700 Dissertation Research
Doctoral Candidacy
After completing all required coursework, including 12 credits of dissertation research, and passing the qualifying exam, each student is required to maintain continuous enrollment in DOCT 600 Doctoral Candidacy until he or she graduates.
Financial Aid
The Department of Urban and Public Affairs administers a number of Graduate Research Assistantships (GRAs) that are awarded competitively and are intended to support full-time study. Students in the Ph.D. program may receive a maximum of four years of support as a GRA. The Ph.D. GRAs currently (as of 2012-2013) provide a stipend of $19,000 over 12 months. This also provides for remission of tuition and health insurance. Application by February 1 for the following Fall semester is required. Later applications will be considered if any vacancies remain unfilled.
University Fellowships are also available to exceptional applicants. These fellowships are highly competitive and awarded only to students with exemplary records who are commencing study toward the Ph.D. The fellowships are normally awarded for two years. Support from departmental funds is available for an additional two years. Application by February 1 for the following Fall is required.
Ph.D. Program Faculty
Mark Austin, Ph.D. (Sociology, University of Oklahoma), Associate Professor of Sociology. Community/urban sociology, survey research, neighborhoods, voluntarism, and criminology.
Steven C. Bourassa, Ph.D. (City and Regional Planning, University of Pennsylvania), KHC Real Estate Research Professor, Coordinator, Graduate Certificate Program in Real Estate Development. Housing and land markets and policy.
Carrie G. Donald, J.D. (University of Louisville), Professor of Urban and Public Affairs and Director, Labor-Management Center. Labor law, health care, labor relations, workplace issues of women and minorities.
John I. Gilderbloom, Ph.D. (Sociology, University of California at Santa Barbara), Professor of Urban and Public Affairs and Director, Center for Sustainable Urban Neighborhoods. Research methods, housing, community development, planning and design.
Frank Goetzke, Ph.D. (Economics, West Virginia University), Associate Professor of Urban and Public Affairs. Urban economics, spatial analysis and transportation policy.
David Imbroscio, Ph.D. (Political Science, University of Maryland), Professor of Political Science and Urban and Public Affairs and Director, Ph.D. Program in Urban and Public Affairs. Urban political economy, economic development, antipoverty policy, and urban theory.
Janet Kelly, Ph.D. (Political Science, Wayne State University), Professor and Director, State Data Center and Director, Master of Public Administration Program. Public financial management, performance budgeting, policy analysis, and program evaluation.
Steven G. Koven, Ph.D. (Political Science, University of Florida), Professor of Urban and Public Affairs . Organizational administration, research methods, public budgeting.
Cynthia Negrey, Ph.D. (Sociology, Michigan State University), Associate Professor of Sociology. Political economy, gender and urban labor markets.
H. V. Savitch, Ph.D. (Political Science, New York University), Brown and Williamson Distinguished Research Professor of Urban and Public Affairs. Public management and planning, urban government, comparative urban systems.
David M. Simpson, Ph.D. (City and Regional Planning, University of California at Berkeley), Professor of Urban and Public Affairs and Director, Center for Hazards Research and Policy Development, and Chair, Department of Urban and Public Affairs. Natural hazards, mediation and dispute resolution, land use and environmental planning, qualitative methods.
Wei Song, Ph.D. (Geography, Ohio State University), Associate Professor of Geography and Geosciences. Location analysis, transportation geography, urban issues, quantitative methods, and Geographic Information Systems applications.
Margath Walker, Ph.D. (Geography, University of Kentucky), Assistant Professor of Geography. Urban geography, borderlands and security, cities of the Global South, qualitative research methods.
Sumei Zhang, Ph.D. (City and Regional Planning, Ohio State University). Assistant Professor of Urban and Public Affairs. Location theory, quantitative methods, geographical information systems.
In addition to the faculty members on the preceding list, members of other departments and schools at the University often teach courses and serve on dissertation committees.
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Ph.D. in Urban and Public Affairs Student Guide
Ph.D. Supplemental Application
Graduate Research Assistantship/Fellowship Application
Association of Collegiate Schools of Planning
Urban Affairs Association