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I thought the unraveling of the "Wrecks Ryan Error" would have taken a tad longer. I really did. I thought we'd be at least into November before having heated discussions about who should replace Buffalo Bills head coach Rex Ryan. But after just two games, that topic has picked up steam on the talk shows and social media.
The season already is in peril. A 0-4 start seems a real possibility following two sloppy defeats and upcoming games against Super Bowl-contending Arizona at home and the division-dominating Patriots in New England. A 17th-consecutive season without a playoff appearance appears inevitable.
And poor Bills fans, who have shown the patience of Job, are supposed to believe that everything is going to be hunky-dory now that Ryan has been allowed to offer up offensive coordinator Greg Roman as a sacrificial lamb. So much for the new era at New Era Field. More like Same Old Bills.
If novice owners Terry and Kim Pegula really wanted to solve the problem afflicting their dysfunctional National Football League team, they would have made the tough call. They would have eaten the four years remaining on Rex's contract and told him and his twin brother, Rob, to hop on their tandem bicycle and pedal away from One Bills Drive as fast as they could. They would have hired Tom Coughlin.
Instead, they've allowed Rex to make Roman the scapegoat—as if that will solve the problem. A day after the Bills' supposedly repaired defense turned journeyman quarterback Ryan Fitzpatrick into Tom Brady in a 37-31 loss to the New York Jets, they fired their offensive coordinator. Makes perfect sense, right? Defense stinks up the joint, so fire the offensive coordinator.
Now, I'm not saying Roman wasn't part of the problem. The offense, despite scoring 24 of the team's 31 points, appears to have regressed this season. And there have been numerous occasions these past 18 games when I've second-guessed Roman's play-calling, particularly his decisions not to target wide receiver Sammy Watkins more. But he did follow his boss's edict of establishing a "ground-and-pound" attack that led the NFL in rushing last season. And he did help quarterback Tyrod Taylor make a decent transition from understudy to starter.
I'm not naïve enough to think that a head coach is going to fire himself. Certainly not a head coach with a stadium-sized ego. That's where the owner has to step in. But I wonder how good a read the Bills ownership has on its fans, particularly after Terry Pegula went on radio a few weeks ago and said he didn't believe anybody was thinking about the team's 16-season playoff drought. "In my mind," he said, "the team hasn't been to the playoffs in one year." Yikes. The reality is I don't know of anyone who follows the Bills who isn't thinking about the post-season famine. And even though Pegula wasn't around it for the first 14 seasons, he inherited this futility streak when he purchased the team.
The owners, fans and majority of my Western New York media peers were seduced by Sexy Rexy from the start. And I understand why. They were sick and tired of dealing with the losing narrative and the flimsy excuses offered by bland Bills coaches and general managers. Most Western New Yorkers were immediately smitten with Rex's larger-than-life persona and his bold, profanity-laced proclamations that he wouldn't be kissing Bill Belichick's Super Bowl rings and that the Bills would be going to the playoffs right away.
But his shtick has gotten as old as a Chris Berman catchphrase. And so has the losing. After two fluky seasons in which he guided the Jets to AFC Championship games, Rex's teams have not made the playoffs for five straight years and have gone 24-40. His squads have been undisciplined on and off the field, as evidenced by the rash of penalties and suspensions. To think working with his fifth different offensive coordinator in six seasons is going to dramatically change things is folly.
We were reminded again in the loss to the Jets that Rex is a mediocre game-day coach. With seven minutes remaining and the outcome still in doubt, he attempted to draw the Jets offside on a fourth-and-one at the New York 45. After the strategy failed, he spent a time out they could have used later, and went for it with an off-tackle play that was stuffed. The Jets then marched down the field for the touchdown that put the game out of reach.
I could provide more examples, but what's the point? Nothing's going to get better until he is gone.
As mentioned, I would hire Coughlin. I know he just turned 70, but I don't care. The Waterloo native has the energy of someone 20 years his junior. He also owns three Super Bowl rings, knows how to beat Brady and Belichick, and knows how to instill discipline and organization. Yes, I'm aware the Giants finished out of the playoffs the past three seasons before politely asking Coughlin to step down. But that was more a case of General Manager Jerry Reese not doing his job, as well as some unfortunate circumstances, such as the Giants losing their only legitimate pass rusher, Jason Pierre-Paul, to that off-season fireworks injury.
Coughlin boasts a resume worthy of a Hall of Fame bust in Canton, Ohio. The Syracuse University alum and onetime Rochester Institute of Technology football coach is the 11th- winningest coach in NFL history. And the job he did building the Jacksonville Jaguars from scratch might be even more impressive than what he accomplished in 12 seasons with the Giants. In just the Jags' second year of existence, he had them in the AFC Championship game.
Coughlin also would bring one other thing to the Bills: a sense of dignity. That's been lost with the f-bomb dropping Ryan, whose lack of class was again laid bare in that cringe-inducing, team-produced documentary, "Rex and Rob Reunited."
Bills fans have every right to be angry and impatient. They deserve better than a coach whose performance has often been obscene.
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I need help with this question: in "The Crucible," act 4. Describe what Proctor appears to value at the end of the play.I dont understand that question.
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At the end of "The Crucible," what John Proctor appears to value more than anything is his own integrity. He decides that his integrity is more important to him than his life.
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Jacco Muller and Victor Ghannam
Jacco Muller - flamenco guitar & Victor Ghannam -oud.
Combining a unique blend of flamenco and Middle Eastern music.
Since 2009 Victor and Jacco are performing and recording
their unique blend of flamenco and Middle Eastern music.
Bio Victor Ghannam:
Victor Ghannam is a self taught musician who has performed throughout North, Central, and South America on a variety of instruments, mainly the Oud and Qanun. He began his musical life at the age of 4 and was soon brought along to display his skills at many local events. A veteran of the stage, he has toured with many of the leading recording artists of the Middle East and is most recognized for his dazzling improvisational taqasim which can be romantic passion, technical brilliance, creative adventure, and intense emotion.
With a variety of performing experience and involvement in projects as diverse as Jazz fusion, Rock and Roll, Flamenco/Belly Dance choreography, among many, his versatality and ease of crossing musical genres is proven. As a session musician, he was a featured artist on many episodes of Xena, Warrior Princess and Hercules, Legendary Journeys, among the most successful syndicated programs in television history.
Victor continues to perform and strives to grow as a messenger of peace and goodwill through musical interpretation. Born in America to Palestinian immigrants, Victor happily resides with his wife Sultana in the state of Michigan and lives his life with an appreciation of all things bestowed upon humanity.
Bio Jacco Muller:
Jacco Müller began training in classical, jazz and pop guitar at the age of 11 in the Netherlands, his homeland. In 1995 he completed his degree at the Rotterdam Conservatory of Music specializing in flamenco guitar under the direction of Paco Peña.
In 1998 Jacco produced his debut solo album,
"Imagenes de la Luz". As composer for flamenco guitar, cello, violin and piano he then produced 2 albums of original works (and scores): "Laberinto" (2000), "Silueta" (Centaur Records, 2002).
Performing, teaching and accompanying flamenco dance has sent him to France, Belgium, Germany, Venezuela, South Africa, Curacao, Canada and the United States.
Two of Jacco's compositions "Shadow of a Dancer" and "Mirage", composed for symphony orchestra and chamber music ensemble, were awarded with the Masterworks Prize and included in CD volume one and four of ERM Media's compact disc series "Masterworks of the New Era" - Recorded by the Bulgarian National Orchestra (2003) and the Kiev Philharmonic (2004), conducted by Robert Ian Winstin.
In January 2009 the double cd:
"Orchestral Music of Jacco Müller" was released
by ERM Media, 8 orchestral works recorded by:
the Czech Philharmonic, Kiev Philharmonic, Prague Radio Symphony, Philharmonia Bulgarica and the Kiev Chamber Choir.
In September 2007 Jacco was awarded Honorable Mention for his composition "Sagrada Familia" in the 2007 JoAnn Falleta Composition Competition (Buffalo, New York) for Classical Guitar.
In the summer of 2009, Jacco produced/recorded and composed eight new works to bring together the Spanish world of Flamenco Guitar and the Middle-Eastern Oud (performed by Victor Ghannam), resulting in his 2009 release, Viento del Desierto. The song "Libertad" (from the "Viento del Desierto"album) has won an Honorable Mention in the World
Music Category in the 2010 International Songwriting Competition (ISC).
Jacco divides most of his time between Chicago and Amsterdam with his wife,Flamencodancer/teacher/choreographer Vida Peral.
"Viento del Desierto" - Jacco Müller & Victor Ghannam
2009 - Mihrab Records
01. Viento del Desierto (tangos) - 10:18
02. Vida & Sultana (zambra) - 10:37
03. Ziryab (bulerias) - 9:32
04. Oscuridad (taranta) - 10:41
05. Luna Llena (tientos) - 5:15
06. Caravana (tangos) - 8:49
07. Oasis (alegrias) - 7:23
08. Libertad - 6:20
Featured Artists:
Jacco Müller: Flamenco Guitar -- Victor Ghannam: Oud -- Doris Farhat: Vocals -- Omar Al Musfi: Darbuka, Frame Drum, Riq -- Timo Lozano: Cajon -- Vida Peral: Palmas -- Doug Brush: Drums, Udu, Surdo, Caxixi
" Palace of Dreams" - Jacco Müller & Victor Ghannam
2012 - Mihrab Records
1 Angel Azul
2.Patio de los Leones
3.Palace of Dreams
4.Wandering Nomads
5.Velvet Moonlight
7.Spirits of the Night
9.Old Snake Boots
10.Turquoise Sky
11.Raq's Al Sultan .
12.Mirador de Daraxa
13.Dusty roads
15.Silver Moon
Featured Artists:
Jacco Müller: flamenco & electric guitar
Victor Ghannam: oud, qanoun & electric oud
Omar Al Musfi- darbuka, drums, riq & frame drum
Usama Baalbaki- vocals (track 15)
Chiara Mangiameli- vocals (track 1,3 & 15)
Vida Peral- palmas (track 1,2,3 & 11), vocals (track3)
Nidal Ibourk- vocals (track 3 & 5)
Timo Lozano- cajón (track 1)
Gursharan Yash Sandhu- Indian tablas (track 15)
Set List
Jacco and Victor perform compositions from
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Preexisting-conditions insurance - called PA Fair Care in Pennsylvania - started in 2010 and was one of the first parts of the Affordable Care Act to roll out. It was supported nationally by $5 billion in federal money.
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DEAR HELOISE: "Wall warts" are those little black boxes (on the plug end of a power cord - HELOISE) that come with some electronics you buy.
Why can't the manufacturers include a sticker with the electronic appliance so that you know which wall wart goes with which appliance?
I have a drawerful, and matching them up is very difficult. If you get the wrong one, you could ruin something.
To help with this situation, I now keep a silver permanent marker available, and every time I get a wall wart, I label it with the electronic it belongs to and the date I bought it.
Since I am a computer consultant, I really wish my clients would do this.
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How much easier it would be if they were just labeled correctly in the first place. - DEBORAH BLISS, VIA E-MAIL
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To really talk about Jonathan Richman would require much more than a paragraph or two.
I assume, though, that the cliff notes would mention his founding the pioneer punk-folk group The Modern Lovers in 1970, and how he hung out with Velvet Underground and the Talking Heads.
It would also probably detail how his music has been covered by the Sex Pistols and David Bowie, and influenced an endless list of big-name bands that have succeeded him.
There also would be the years when Richman went into relative seclusion in Maine during the late '70s, following the disbandment of The Modern Lovers, playing only in local bars.
Ultimately, the singer and songwriter launched an official solo career (having dropped "The Modern Lovers" from his title) in the late '80s, emerging with a folksy country sound with hints of Spanish inspiration.
Richman's latest recording, "O Moon, Queen of Night on Earth," was released in 2010, and the musician continues to produce for others and perform a handful of shows throughout the years.
Jonathan Richman, featuring drummer Tommy Larkins, will perform Sunday at The Pour House, 1977 Maybank Highway. Tickets are $12 in advance, $15 the day of the show, and are available at the door or online at CharlestonPourHouse.StrangerTickets.com. Doors open at 8:30 p.m. with the show starting at 9:30 p.m.
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Los Angeles-based quintet Grizfolk's story sounds pretty unsurprising on the surface: five dudes in tight pants, buttoned-up dress shirts or V-necks, pointed shiny kicks with beards playing indie music.
It's something of the standard nowadays to associate "indie" with "hipster" and imagine a group of smart kids with big egos and even bigger self-perceived depth playing ironically bad music amid the rubble of coffee cups and cigarette butts. But there's something to Grizfolk that excuses some of the pretension indie music typically dusts up.
Perhaps it's the story of how they came into existence: Three musicians from Sweden deciding to pack up and leave it all behind to start anew in Venice Beach, a place they had only ever heard of. The three become five, the music catches and a big record label steps in to snag the fresh faces.
Or maybe the indie curse was lifted because of the music. It has depth, but it's not indulgently complex. The synth-pop makes sense and isn't overdone, probably not unrelated to the Swedish origins. And the music maintains a soul with catchy melodies and prominent bass and drums collaborations.
Whatever it is, it seems to be working. Grizfolk's new EP, "From the Spark," was just released on Virgin Records and the band is on tour with ZZ Ward (see Pages 18-19 for more on Ward).
Grizfolk will perform at the Music Farm, 32 Ann St., Thursday with ZZ Ward and The O' My's. Tickets are $18-$100 and are available at the Music Farm box office, the door or online at TicketFly.com. Doors open at 6:30 p.m. with the show slated to start at 7:30 p.m.
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Jordan Brand releases on Nikestore have been somewhat unpredictable over the last few weekends, with major items like the Air Jordan IV "Military", Jordan CP3.V 'Jekyll & Hyde' Pack', and the Air Jordan 1 KO Quickstrike releases getting delayed beyond the typical Saturday release dates. However, for this upcoming weekend's drop of the 'Obsidian' Air Jordan XII, Nikestore has been clear about its release – it's not going down at all. You'll have to depend on other Jordan Brand locations to cop your Obsidians, so be sure to follow your local NikeTown Twitter or check with your local retailer. Again, Nikestore has confirmed that it will not release the Obsidian XII!
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so are they releasing in stores ?
got mine and my girls pair already ....the Nike store is not a big deal there so much other store that will have them ...good luck everyone ..
no love for the military cats overseas right now, guess my girl might have to be getting up early for me (fingers crossed)
why are ppl crying about nikestore not having them, hello go to eastbay, footlocker,foot action,champs
Stop complaining and u still gonna buy them anyway. Smh. once they're on ur feet u wont even care anymore.
I never fuc wit Nike store and never wanted 2. So dis shit dnt phase and doesnt surprise me either. Look wat ppl went threw to get those air yeezy. Rest my case
so does this mean they wont be restocking every week like the playoff and the cool greys???
Trying to create hype. Smh
No surprise here!!! Pretty lame... They might being doing all those who want it a favor any way... Site will probably crash anyway, so in essence you can thank Nike!
Makes me wanna say "how can they do that?" but really they can do anything they want lol oh well
who cares? they are so ugly anyway. there are thousands stocked in my city
eff nikestore.com
Nike strikes again smh
well thats stupid!!
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Small and not luxurious, but definitely a great location. Breakfast is looking out over the beach across the street. Great access to restaurants and the trails for hiking too.
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Historical Traveler Reviews Hotel Baia Monterosso
Can't beat the location and price
Two couples stayed for 2 nights at the Baia and we found the hotel comfortable and convenient. The staff was competent and helpful, if not effusive and outgoing. The view from our balcony room was unreal---the sound of the waves all night making up for the noise from the street at 7 am. Morning breakfast was quite good. The price of the room was exactly as promised.
All in all, we found this to be a good hotel, in an excellent location at a very reasonable price. I am just glad we had none of the bad experiences of other travelers.
Fabulous Views
We had a beautiful room overlooking the beach in early October. Our room was recently renovated and had a balcony from which you could throw a rock and hit the sea. My wife loved the waves lapping the beach at night and she slept like a baby. There is a great wine bar to the side of the hotel. Everyone was nice and the breakfast was typical European. The location is great, one of the closest hotel to the parking facility. The weather was beautiful, but I wondered about air-conditioning in the summer. We were on the first floor (really the second) and our room was not air-conditioned. I was informed the second and third floor rooms were air-conditioned. I would highly recommend this hotel and Monterosso as the place to stay in the Cinque Terre. The only drawback is that it gets pretty noisy around 7am. If that bothers you, you may want to be away from the front of the hotel.
In one word, fantastic
Forget the stories about thieves and betrayal. The Baia simply is a fine place to stay. It's situated right at the beach and only a few steps away from the railway station. You fall asleep with the sound of the waves. What more could you wish? Well, perhaps a good breakfast buffet included in the price. You get this at the Baia Hotel. And... the Baia is the only place I've ever seen that gives you 5 % discount when you pay cash. And if you're looking for a fine restaurant, avoid the Moretto and go to L'Alta Marea.
I guess everyone's experience is a bit subjective, however after staying in 5 hotels across Italy, the Baia is the ONLY one I have negative thoughts about.
First, the positives, just so that I don't appear like a complaining American from New York. The location is awesome, right on the beach, steps from the train station. The website is not misleading, the views are beautiful. Use of the beach was free as along as you didn't want to use a beach chair or umbrella. Our reservation process went smoothly and politely, and the room was as promised.
Now to the complaints. The staff was rude, bottomline. EVERYONE (four different people I think) whom worked their was rude to us. It was as if they were pissed off that we were staying at their hotel. Their elevator (actually its more of a lift) is ridiculous, so hard to use they have instructions posted allover the place saying how to use it and what to do if something goes wrong. We called down one afternoon for the hotel to secure us a dinner reservation at Miki Restaurant. They never did. Only after checking with them a few hours later did I find this out and make them call the restaurant in front of me. Unfortunately, due to the nature of the area, there are always people walking in looking for a room for the night, so their terrible service will not hurt them, they have the prime location.
Upon checkout, I had a simple question about my bill that was met with rudeness and sarcasm. When I replied that "I had simple question, there's no need to be rude," she started to call me names in Italian under her breath. Luckily, I understand Italian, so I gave her a piece of my mind, threw the signed credit card slip on the desk and left. It hurts me to even think that those people received ANY of my money. Nice hotel, terribly run. I am going to write to Rick Steves and tell him to remove it from his list of recommendations in the Cinque Terre. WOULD NEVER STAY HERE AGAIN. There's plenty of other choices in Monterosso.
We'll be back!
This is a lovely, clean, spacious, and fairly quiet hotel ideally situated in Monterosso. It is close both to the car park and the train station; some other hotels require quite a trek. Access to the beach is right across the street. The breakfast is good and the air conditioning is very effective. We had adjoining rooms overlooking the ocean, which were ideal for our family of four. The more senior staff can indeed be quite grumpy to deal with but we found the younger ones quite pleasant. (For us, it just added to the ambience!) We wouldn't hesitate to stay here again.
Loved Baia
My husband and I have stayed at the Baia Hotel four times in 2002 and 2003 and had a wonderful time each time. The location on the beach is superb, the breakfast is very good and the rooms are clean and pleasant. The people at the desk can be brusque, and are not particularly friendly or indulgent, but, for example, when I asked for another cup of cappucino at breakfast, they were happy to serve it. Our bill was always what we expected. (There are cheaper hotels in Monterosso, not as well located, noisy, so not real bargains.) The Baia staff were honest in our experience. We love Cinque Terre and plan to return to the Baia.
Horrible Customer Service
We stayed at the Baia for three nights. Every person at the front desk we came in contact with was rude and obnoxious. They could have cared less that we were there. (They became irate when we did not understand the elevator mechanism among many other things.) Then to top it off, we inadvertenly left a bag in the lobby. We had two hotels attempt to get them to help us have the bag sent. Both hotel personnel indicated the Baia contact was rude and basically said they would be of no help. We were finally able to get a courier service to go by and retrieve the bag. The rooms were adequate right on the beach, but that is the only positive thing we can say.
Pleasant stay
We enjoyed our short stay at the Hotel Baia. It was clean and comfortable, great beach location, and the included breakfast was very good with a wide variety of items. Our bill was exactly what was quoted and the price was quite reasonable.
Thieves and Liars Run the Hotel Baia
After choosing to stay at Hotel Baia based on it's location and appearance, we decided it was the worst mistake on our entire 2.5 weeks in Europe. The staff is extremely rude and stole expensive items from our room. After bringing it up with the lady at the front desk, she proceeded to call us every horrible name in English and Italian and then we were kicked out of the hotel and told that we were not wanted in Italy. She would not return our passports until we signed the credit card slip for over twice the amount initially quoted. We tried to file a police report but soon found that none of the policia spoke any English. DO NOT STAY HERE!!!
Great location, average hotel
The Hotel Baia is one of the larger hotels lining the beach in Monterosso and is generally clean and comfortable. Nearly every wall and piece of room furniture is whitewashed. It is located in the "new town" section of Monterosso a few hundred yards from the train station (to the right when you exit). The old and new sections of the town are generally divided by the railroad and you must walk through the large railroad underpass to go from one to the other. The largest beach is located in the new town section; at one end is a large car park used primarily by day-trippers to the Cinque Terre. Beach loungers, umbrellas and chairs are available for rent on the section of beach immediately in front of the Baia. Continental breakfast is included with the room. We have stayed twice at the Baia, the last time experiencing a little difference in what we thought was the quoted rate and what was actually billed. I presented the desk clerk a copy of the faxed (to us) reservation confirmation, and the bill was then corrected, so watch your billing when checking out and bring a copy of your reservation. The hike between the five small villages in the Cinque Terre is arduous and takes the better part of a day. If you're not in great shape or visit in mid-summer heat, it's probably prudent to take the local train between the villages and then take short hikes to viewpoints above each of the villages. For dining, I would recommend either the Trattotia del Capitano or Trattoria Franzi on either side of the harborfront in Vernazza. We were served at the del Capitano by a fluent English speaking waiter who told us he had retired to the Cinque Terre after 20 plus years as a steward for Costa cruise line. Make sure to order pesto; it was invented in Cinque Terre and watch the sunset from your alfresco table. la dolce vita
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Can people in bad, poor areas break out of the cycle of family instability that puts children at risk academically, economically, socially, and emotionally—a cycle currently working its way through the working class? As we describe in our 2014 report for the National Marriage Project, "Facilitating Forever," community organizations receiving federal funding approved by both Democrat and Republican administrations have attempted to foster stable marriages and families in at-risk populations for over a decade. The voluntary educational programs are multi-pronged: They promote wiser relationship and marriage choices among less-educated youth, help engaged couples approach marriage realistically, assist married couples overcome the vicissitudes of life together, and work with cohabitating couples aspiring to marriage to achieve that goal. Continue Reading »
In one of his lesser known comedies, playwright Neil Simon depicts the irrationality of undiluted physical attraction through the love-struck yearnings of Norman. A '60s radical, second in his class at Dartmouth, and writer for a subversive magazine called Fallout, he falls hopelessly in love with the Star-Spangled and athletic Southern girl from Hunnicut who's moved into his San Francisco apartment building. "I've become an animal," he tells his friend Andy. "I've developed senses no man has ever used before. I can smell the shampoo in her hair three city blocks away. I can have my radio turned up full blast and still hear her taking off her stockings!" Continue Reading »
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Extended Stay America Orange County - Anaheim Hills, Anaheim
- Free continental breakfast, free WiFi, and free parking
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- 116 apartments
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Our third-round review:
The Jacksonville Jaguars traded in after the Houston Texans traded out.
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William Rackley, OL, Lehigh
A productive guy who played four seasons, the last three at left tackle. He projects as an interior lineman in the NFL. He was an offensive captain in 2010, which we know Gene Smith loves. Scouts Inc. says Rackley is above average in both pass protection and run blocking and that he shined at the East West Shrine Game.
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Jurrell Casey, DE, USC
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The problems started from the port, where it was obvious Disney wasn't ready for the large increase in headcount from the smaller ships. As we arrived at the cruise terminal, Disney was still working on getting passengers off from the previous trip and the place was a mad house. The wait to get on the ship was over 2 hours and this is something we never experienced before. Once on the ship, Disney began running out of things immediately. They were out of Pizza at the Pizzeria, sandwiches at the sandwich shop. The shows and movies on board were so full, that if you wanted to see any of them, you had to get there 30 minutes early to get a seat at all. We went to see one of the first run movies in the theater on board and arrived 15 minutes before it started to find there were no seats left at all. Some were standing through the whole movie, others where just sitting on the stairs in the theater.
The wonderful piano bar from the Magic and Wonder, doesn't exist on this ship. There is a small cramped place where they have an electric piano, but this is only early after noon and acoustics where awful.
Finally, on a 4 day cruise we arrived in port a little after midnight. With our balcony, we have always loved enjoying the last night out on the water and it was so disappointing to spend the last night, staring at cape Canaveral. During the disembark, lines were as bad as they had been all cruise long and the whole process took well over 1 1/2 hours to get off.
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Von Trier ends its small-plates menu
Von Trier, the decades-old bar at 2235 N. Farwell Ave., has stopped serving its relatively new menu of small plates.
The menu had launched in spring. General manager Chad Prochnow said it was difficult to overcome long-held patron notions of Von Trier as strictly a cocktail lounge. »Read Full Blog Post(10)
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MSO Pops delivers a Gershwin treat
Style, elegance, foot-tapping rhythms and soaring melodies filled Uihlein Hall on Friday evening, thanks to a particularly fine Milwaukee Symphony Pops concert.
The orchestra, under the baton of guest conductor Jeff Tyzik, presented an evening of George Gershwin. It avoided the most often heard of Gershwin's pieces, in favor of lesser-known works, capping the evening with concert excerpts from his quintessentially American opera, "Porgy and Bess." »Read Full Article
Jose's Blue Sombrero proposed in Fox Point
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Citigroup on Tuesday disclosed in its quarterly financial filing that the Monetary Authority of Singapore has launched an inquiry into its practices involving the setting of the London Interbank Offered Rate and other global interest rates.
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Students in the Art program at St. Edward's University have opportunities to explore the world of art while developing a core foundation of knowledge in design, drawing and art history.
Work with professors whose expertise will help you to grow creatively and become a more fine-tuned professional. You'll work one-on-one with a professor to build a portfolio of work which will showcase your ability to employers and graduate schools.
Students have unique opportunities to immerse themselves in visual culture because of the proximity of St. Edward's to Austin's vibrant art scene. Through the programming of the Fine Arts Gallery and unique course offerings, student are exposed to a variety of visiting artists and lecturers, exciting exhibitions on campus and exhibits and events in the local arts community.
Many students select this degree to prepare for a career in the arts or graduate study in studio art, art education, art history and curatorial studies.
Our distinguished faculty members are scholar-practitioners with years of experience and creative passions of their own. They stay active in their fields and bring their expertise to the classroom. The Art program faculty have submitted works of art for exhibition and national awards.
"I teach my students by providing context to the world of art — from the availability of materials to market strategies, from the voice of the individual to the goals of society. I encourage young people to study with these much larger issues in mind. However, I also believe that the study of art must come back to the object itself."
— Mary K. Brantl, PhD, Associate Professor of Art History
"Beyond providing young people with technical know-how, I hope to open their minds to new ideas and successful approaches to problem solving, brainstorming techniques and experimenting without reservation."
— Hollis Hammonds, Associate Professor of Art, Chair of Visual Studies
"I encourage them to seek opportunities that challenge them artistically, both in and outside of the classroom. This reinforcement of their talent makes a precious connection between theory and practice."
— Alexandra Robinson, Assistant Professor of Art, Director of Fine Arts Gallery
"I view myself as a facilitator, guiding students through paths that will lead to a lifetime of creative expression and critical response. My goal is that each student leaves my class with increased understanding of how to express their ideas clearly in three-dimensional forms, using technical skills, cogent thought processes, and an awareness of context. Ultimately, I want to provide students with a solid framework where they develop skill, engage, reflect, expand, and examine their understanding of art."
— Tammie Rubin, Assistant Professor of Art, Sculpture and Ceramics
With a Bachelor of Arts in Art, you'll have the practical and professional experience needed for many creative fields. Recent graduates have also earned grants for artistic projects and been accepted to studio residency programs.
Students may also participate in art projects on campus. For example, six students in an installation art class with professor Alexandra Robinson created an interactive art installation for high-school students visiting campus.
St. Edward's University brings in artists to further enhance students' experience by exposing them to high-quality art and individuals who are active in the field.
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Our internship program acquaints junior and senior-level students with the practical experience of engaging with artists who work in studios and art professionals, gallerists and curators in the workplace.
Students who wish to earn an Art minor must take the following coursework, totaling 24 hours, with at least 9 hours of upper-division coursework.
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About Winter Tires
Cypress Bowl Road is a Class A Provincial Highway. The following information is from the BC Ministry of Transportation.
Drivers must obey winter tire and chain signs throughout the province from October 1 to March 31.
Winter road conditions across most of B.C. often include snow and ice. We recommend drivers install mountain/snowflake tires for cold weather driving and, for extreme conditions, carry chains.
It is the responsibility for the operator of a vehicle to understand the conditions on the roads they regularly drive and equip their vehicle for those conditions.
British Columbia accepts tires displaying the 3-peaked mountain and snowflake symbol OR the M+S (mud and snow) symbol, with at least 3.5 mm tread as winter tires. Some tire manufacturers choose to mark their tires with both designations.
The 3-peaked mountain and snowflake symbol on the side of the tire
These winter tires offer the best traction on snow and ice, and in cold weather. Also known as mountain/snowflake or alpine.
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Tires must have 3.5 mm of tread remaining to be considered winter tires. Tires that are worn have reduced traction and should not be used in winter weather.
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In this video, veteran technology journalist Steven J. Vaughan-Nichols tells us precisely how a self-proclaimed "English and history guy" makes a career writing about Linux.
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In this week's edition of our open source news roundup, we take a look at KDE Plasma Mobile, Spreedbox secure video conferencing platform, NPR's open source newsroom tools, and more.
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Open source tools give journalism organizations and journalists on a limited budget the ability to get the information that they need.
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In February of this year, I reported that the Raleigh Public Record—a local, online news publication in Raleigh, NC—was in the process of creating an open source solution to extract data from PDFs. The problem many news journalists have is easily and quickly (which is very important given the... Read more
Churnalism US is a new web tool and browser extension that allows anyone to compare the news you read against existing content to uncover possible instances of plagiarism. It is a joint project with the Media Standards Trust.
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SOUTH BELOIT — Everett's Wine, Spirits and Beer, 426 Gardner St., will hold a Holiday Beer Festival from 1 to 4 p.m. Dec. 14.
Donations will be accepted at the door to benefit Wimpy's Fund. More than ten brewery representatives will be on hand to provide tastings and answer questions.
For information: 815-389-3606.
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