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Springfield College keeps on infiltrating the NFL in the world of strength and conditioning. Recently, the New York Jets named Bill Hughan '87 their head strength and conditioning coach. Hughan makes the sixth head strength and conditioning coach from Springfield College currently in the NFL Besides the Jets, they are from the Buffalo Bills, Chicago Bears, Dallas Cowboys, Detroit Lions, and the Indianapolis Colts.
Feit had been named the strength and conditioning coach at Eastern Michigan in March of 2010. Prior to that, Feit had been an assistant coach for athlete development at the University of Louisville (2008-2009).
Feit was a 2006 graduate of Springfield College, from where he graduated with a bachelor's degree in applied exercise science. He was a member of the Dean's list at SC, and graduated Magna Cum Laude.
During his undergraduate years, Feit was captain of the football team. He was also a First Team All-American as an offensive lineman, and a First Team All-Empire Eight lineman in 2006. That same year, his Springfield College team went 10-2 and reached the second round of the NCAA Division III playoffs. He then finished his career by playing in the Division III AFCA All-Star game -- the Aztec Bowl -- for Team USA versus Team Mexico.
While at Louisville, Feit was responsible for the implementation and nutrition education program for all football players. He also developed and implemented a researched-based and NCAA-compliant nutritional supplement program and assisted with all program design and implementation of the Cardinal football strength and conditioning program.
Prior to joining the Louisville staff, Feit served as a coaching assistant for athletic development at The Citadel in 2007. He had also been a sports performance intern at Arizona State.


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Developing P2P Protocols across NAT
Due to their long length, the listings for this article are located on the Linux Journal FTP site at ftp.linuxjournal.com/pub/lj/listings/issue148/9004.tgz. I leave out unnecessary detail and glue code and focus purely on the nontrivial aspects of UDP hole punching.
If you need more information on implementing your own hole punching library, you always can refer to the above design constraints and design a solution appropriately.
Please note that I have consciously left out the rfcs and NAT discovery techniques, such as STUN and frameworks like ICE. UDP hole punching is already complicated, and we don't gain anything by making it even more bloated without adding any real value. So, the technique as it stands works as good or even better than other NAT traversal mechanisms.
First, take a look at the rendezvous code (Listing 1). Note that we use select() to serve multiple sockets. We could as well use kqueue() on *BSD, or better, use the libevent abstraction (see Resources). But, I stuck to select() because performance doesn't matter so much to us. We talk to the mediator server only for establishing peer-to-peer connections, not otherwise.
The hole punching implementation is given in Listing 2 and the P2P client in Listing 3.
Using this method, you should be able to develop your own peer-to-peer protocol. You easily can develop your own instant messaging protocol along with some GUI code. You can transfer files either using nc or using code for that directly. You can develop certain applications, such as transferring voice via a microphone and speaker. In other words, you can develop a hobby VoIP application with this.
Several possibilities exist. You can add some reliability on top of UDP in case you are paranoid about your data reaching you safely.
One very useful tool that helped me immensely in this endeavor is the Network Swiss-Army knife, netcat.
You can see hole punching in action by using this simple command. At each end, type:
$ nc -u -p 17000 <peer public IP> 17000
With only the peer public IP different, you can start communicating if you are lucky, because most NAT devices try to assign the same private port as the public port.
If you want to test TCP hole punching, try this:
$nc -l -p 17000
at one end and this:
$nc -p 17000 <peer public IP> 17000at the other end.
Rather than having one rendezvous server, you can have a few of them for failover and geographical distribution. However, if you are behind two levels of NAT, sometimes this may not work. You also could listen on multiple virtual and real interfaces and attempt hole punching on all of them. You can add TCP hole punching on similar lines and try that first, and then attempt UDP hole punching.
Resources for this article: /article/9072.
Girish Venkatachalam loves to play with open-source operating systems, such as OpenBSD, FreeBSD and Debian GNU/Linux. He also likes to go cycling when not hacking. He can be contacted at email@example.com.
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- Preheat oven to 350 degrees F (175 degrees C). In a medium bowl, combine the flour and butter using a pastry cutter until a ball forms. Press into the bottom of a 9x13 inch baking dish.
- Bake for 25 minutes in the preheated oven, or until lightly golden. Remove from oven and allow to cool completely.
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Five stars for concept, but sadly only two stars for ingredients. If made as written the crust would be flat, tasteless - just flour and butter? I added 1/2 cup of confectioners' sugar and that was all it needed. Instant lemon pudding would not taste like lemon to me, it would taste artificial, because it is. So I skipped that and used a fresh, homemade lemon curd instead, "Microwave Lemon Curd," also from this site. Finally, I used real whipped cream rather than the Cool Whip. My tastebuds were in heaven - this was goooood. Creamy, lemony, buttery good. Even Hubs loved it - and the only thing he likes lemon with is fish!
OK-This recipe has such potential to be better than a five-with slight modifications. I must agree with the rest - the lemon pudding itself was fake tasting and I too had to add lemon juice and lemon rind to kick it up to a nice lemon taste. Now in doing that my lemon pudding got a little too runny and didn't set up as nice. Next time I will add a little less liquid(in the milk/heavy cream) to compensate for the lemon juice. To make the pudding mix layer itself I did use half heavy cream and half milk-because it makes the pudding soo much more rich and tasty. I also used fresh whipped cream (2cups heavy cream, 3/4 cup sifted confectioners sugar and a squirt of vanilla-whip in chilled bowl with chilled wisk or paddles) instead of cool whip and it was awesome. This really is such a great little recipe that is soo easy to make with such a nice combination of flavors-cream cheese,lemon and fresh whipped cream. YUMMY!! Don't pass it up-just make sure to add either the lemon juice or lemon extract if you have it.
I subbed in 2-15oz cans of lemon pie filling for the lemon pudding and this was awesome. My Easter guests loved it-it's cool and refreshing.
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- 591 cal
- 30%
- Fat
- 37.2 g
- 57%
- Carbs
- 58.5 g
- 19%
- Protein
- 7.8 g
- 16%
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- 87 mg
- 29%
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Date Read: 21/07/12
What does choice really mean? How important is it? And what about freedom? Should we always have the free reign to do what we think is best? Lowry explores these and many more issues in the final installment in her Giver quartet which includes the previously published books The Giver, Gathering Blue, and The Messenger. In this dystopian world of small communities, each exists to a certain extent self-sufficiently and separate from any other communities. And each community has developed their own routing and ritual for surviving.
The main character, Claire, is a young girl living in a community in which all tasks are chosen and meted out in an orderly fashion. There are many rules and rituals which keep people apart and working as efficiently as possible. When Claire's life changes, she begins to question everything, and ends up doing the only thing she feels she can, which is to take charge of her own life.
Through the book Lowry keeps the reader engaged and explores big topics in a way that never seems heavy-handed. As with many dystopian / utopian books, we see the society where everyone looks the same, or is at least the same proportions. No one exists with any handicaps or different ability levels. While these are shown as actual possibilities, they are also explored as the reader encounters other communities and sees why these aren't necessary and why it in no way contributes to any real advancement. Although extremes are shown, they are usually counteracted through other characters or communities, giving a more well-rounded view of possibilities.
Interesting book, engaging, well-written, and one which will be enjoyed by all who have read and loved the others in the series. The ending lost me a little, but other than that, a great read.
October 1, 2012 10:59 pm
I've only read The Giver, so I'm well behind. I'm glad you have continued to enjoy the books. I think I'd need to go back and reread The Giver before moving on.
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Isnt the main character "Claire" not "Marie"? Who is Marie?


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Shameless self-promotion time. Bionic Antboy is a weekly web comic that originally started out as a video game idea a long time ago. Since The Practical Dead is in an on-again/off-again state of flux, I started working on Antboy when time afforded it. Now, with 4 months worth of pages under my belt, and more pages already in the can, it's probably a good time to share it.
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This post is both a shameless self-promotion and an explanation of sorts. Over the past while, the site has been quieter than usual. While there's still more to come from Fan Expo, and we'll still be writing other pieces, a lot of time has gone into another endeavour – The Practical Dead. It's a new web comic written and drawn by myself and RGB's own Rebel Scum. What is The Practical Dead you ask?
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The Anthology Project has become one of the favourite pieces of comic art amongst the RGB crew. Bucking the online trend, The Anthology Project volume one os presented in a luxurious hardbound edition with vibrant colours. Between the covers are some great shorts from a variety of North American creators, which was nominated for an Eisner Award.
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Ryan talks with Viktor Kalvachev, writer for the Image Comic "Blue Estate", a deliciously lurid pulp comic with some of the best covers I've seen around in a while. Given the twisty nature of the plot, a team of artist take turns drawing different sections of the story. Viktor talks about some of the unique challenges working on a multi-artist book, including supplying maquettes of the main characters so that the artistic team has a similar frame of reference.
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While at the Image booth during Fan Expo, we had a chance to talk with Owen Wiseman and Nam Kim, writer and artist, respectively, of Samurai's Blood, a gorgeously drawn samurai revenge tale. Unlike many tales in the genre, especially in comics, Samurai's lood avoids the more fantasy-based trappings, and weaves a tale more firmly grounded in reality.
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Ken and Alex Steacy were manning a table at Fan Expo, showcasing Alex's project Shards, which highlights the artistic talents of a number of artists. Peter talks with them about the Shards project, as well as a wide range of topics from Ken's Desert Bus stint, the shrinking role of middle men in the industry and what exactly is the best metaphor for Shards: apparatif, canape or hor d'oeuvres…
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It's that time of year again, when nerds and geeks of all stripes descend on Toronto and congregate at the shrine of pop culture known as Fan Expo. To alleviate the major congestion problems of last year, the expo is returning to the larger South Building of the Metro Convention Centre, and has added a fourth day to the event.
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I'm not sure why Paramount would be overly concerned about FASA's work specifically, since the bulk of it was produced under license in an era when very little mainstream Trek was being produced by the studios. And once FASA lost the license after TNG came out, it became very difficult to get ahold of the RPG stuff. I doubt a lot of more recent fans even know who FASA was.
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Wii sales are still soaring.
A video game sequel beats tough sales expectations and helps define the future of gaming platforms. The stock of the game maker climbs.
I'll give you one guess, with this caveat: The game is not Grand Theft Auto IV. The company is not Take-Two Interactive.
It's Mario, and the company is Nintendo.
The Wii is winning. April sales figures showed that sales of Microsoft's Xbox 360 and Sony's PlayStation 3 consoles fell short of some analysts' estimates despite endless hype surrounding the release of GTA IV, which may be the biggest game of 2008.
By contrast, Nintendo sold 714,000 Wiis in the month, way ahead of analysts' estimates of around 600,000, even as manufacturers hustle to make sure demand can be met. Two new titles—Mario Kart Wii and Super Smash Bros. Brawl—posted great sales over the past couple of months, too. Mario Kart hit 1.1 million units in the month with little fanfare.
There could be an even bigger coup coming: Today, Nintendo released Wii Fit in America. The title has sold more than 2 million copies in Japan and comes with a balance board on which you do workouts. It could be the first video game ever to successfully get couch-potato gamers up and moving.
Seeking Alpha's Seth Gilbert helpfully lines up the April results from NPD Group, which put Mario Kart squarely behind GTA IV as the month's No. 2 seller, with Wii console sales blasting past the competition. Here's his chart.
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- Wii: 714,000 (721,000)
- Nintendo DS: 415,000 (698,000)
- PlayStation Portable: 193,000 (297,000)
- Xbox 360: 188,000 (262,000)
- PlayStation 3: 187,000 (257,00)
- PlayStation 2: 124,00 (216,000 )
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Nintendo shares surged to around 72 as the Wii gains more traction, closing in on all-time highs just above 78. They recovered after a scary dip to around 54 in January, when tech shares sank with the rest of the market.
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Command & Conquer Tiberian Sun features an all-new engine and improved controls that will allow field commanders to command their forces with even greater ease. Westwood's MegaVoxel technology is used to create a more realistic battlefield with dynamic 3D terrain, realistic physics, and a fully reactive environment. Explosions leave craters. Lakes and rivers freeze. Ion storms cripple high-tech weapons. Forest fires rage out of control, and winds carry poison gas clouds. Multiple levels allow commanders to cripple opponents from afar or get up close and personal in an all-out ground war. We must be aware that NOD also have access to the same software and similarly have full control of their battlefield from their command centers.
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A good way to protect your NOD base from pesty intruders is to build a few arttilary and set them up in pairs around your base. They are quite effective at taking out infantry, vehicles and harvisters. Also build a SAM near them to keep planes away.
If you capture a plane you can buy an other one. Now you'll get a lot of planes.
When you are NOD and can build a stealth generator, not only is there no use for pavement but it hurts your as well. When you build pavement and a generator the genrator does not put the pavement into stealth. So if your playing against a friend (the computer is stupid so you can do it with them) dont use pavement or they will be able to see where your base is. But if your playing with redeployable mcv's then it wont matter because you can throw them of by moving it and putting pavement somewhere else and then moving your mcv back.
Are NOD lasers annoying you and destroying you GDI units? Here's an easy way to destroy them: Build a few disk throwers, and tell them to Force fire (hold CTRL) in front of the laser. The disks will bounce and should hit the laser. This isn't a quick way, though because they might not hit the laser accurately. But, it still beats losing heavy units!
To destroy a building with one shot this is what you have to do. You have to be GDI to do this though. After you built your power plant, hand of nod, tiberium refineries, radar, war factory, tech centre, helipad, and service depot you will be able to build many units. But what you need to do is to build a Disruptor and a Carryall. After you have them built pick up the Disruptor with your carryall, send them over into your enemy's base. Send your carryall back to your base. Send your disruptor to the corner of a building. Go to the other corner of the building with your curser and hold control. This should make so you can make the disruptor shoot through the building and be shooting the ground at the other corner. Then sit back and watch the building be destroyed. Ahhh what a beautiful site.
When playing as NOD, purchase some subterranean APCs and fill them with engineers and a Cyborg Commando. Take the APCs within their base and pop up next to something important (GDI Upgrade Center, Tiberium Refinery, etc.). Have your engineers pour out and have them take it over. The commando will protect the building that you capture. Should he fail, sell the building for an easy profit.
When playing as NOD, launch a chemical weapon into the enemy base that has a lot of surrounding population. The people will die and turn into adult Visceroids, which will then destroy the base. They are even a threat if the enemy has an Obelisk Of Light.
Order an infantry unit into tiberium until the soldiers die to create baby Visceroids. Note: The Visceroids are not friendly after becoming adults.
Note: This trick requires the ability to build a GDI Firestorm Wall Generator and Firestorm Wall sections. Fortify your base and develop it until you have the option to build a Firestorm Wall and sections. Then, build Firestorm Walls across any sections where an enemy can get into your base. When a Cyborg Commando is over one of those sections, turn on the Firestorm Wall Generator to kill it easily.
Note: Try this trick on the "Destroy Chemical Tanks" GDI mission. Position an engineer next to the NOD ore processor and wait for the mining vehicle to dock with the structure before capturing it. You will get control of the building and the vehicle.
Tiberium veins will damage most vehicles, except for the following: NOD Buggy, Wolverine and Hover MLRS. This makes them excellent units for scouting vein areas. Veins also have no effect on infantry and Harvesters.
For GDI commanders, the Firestorm Wall can be used as protection against NOD ballistic missiles. The walls should be placed above the base and/or in the general direction of the enemy base. They can have spaces in between to save on power and money. The Firestorm building should be fully charged. Turn on the wall when you hear the "missile launch detected" warning. If you have nothing else to do, you can watch the missile dissipate in the Firestorm Wall. Note: This was done with a base at the bottom of the map. It may work differently if your base is elsewhere. Also, do not send your aircraft through the Firestorm Wall while it is activated because they will be automatically be destroyed.
Build a Tiberium Waste Facility and a Missle Silo. Then when your Chemical Missile is ready, wait for your Tiberium Waste Facility to fill up again. When it does, fire your Multi-Missle at your opponent's Construction Yard, which should destroy it. Then, fire your Chemical Missile at the Weapons factory. It may not be destroyed, but you will have another Chemical Missile ready. Also fire that missile at the Weapons Factory, which should finish its destruction. The enemy cannot build any more, or build vehicles. The Chemical Missile should make all surrounding troops Viceroids. The Viceroids will destroy most of the surviving buildings.
The easiest way towards victory using an air assault is to take out the SAM sites. However, when you bomb SAM sites they just re-appear. When playing as NOD, purchase some subterranean APCs and fill them with engineers. Send them to the opposing teams base maker, take over the base maker, and quickly sell it. If the other team is NOD, you will first have to disable their power plants.
Fill a harvester with blue tiberium and send it into opponents base, when they destroy it, it will explode.
Take a Mutant Hijacker into a city, find a car, truck or a bus, and select it. Then you will have control over the vehicle. They can be used as transports.
When you have a mutant commando attacking or defending always make sure he is near tiberium. When the commando stands on tiberium he slowly regains his health. While this may not seem like a lot it could mean the difference if you are attacking between killing 5 buildings or 7. In defending it really just saves you from having to build him over.
During game play: Sell a guard tower, but before the selling animation sequence is over, stop the sell. If you are quick enough the building is not sold but your minigunners that ran out will still be there.
While playing the skirmish mode, press escape (esc). Next click on "game controls." Set the scroll rate on fastest, and the game speed on fastest too. This will make you game faster, and will also make building faster. (note: this will also make the other teams men and speed faster!)
In order to do this you have to be GDI and have an Ion Cannon. Once you have the Ion Cannon ready you wait until one of their Harvesters is unloading in the Refinery. Then you fire the Ion Cannon and hit the Harvester were the Tiberium is held (the back of the Harvester). The Refinery will explode and the Harvester with it.
Alot of people start there base then build a army, but the trick is just build lots of obelisk then you will be unstopable.
When the veiw is not on your construction yard press H and the veiw change to your construction yard.
Fill up a harvester with blue tiberium. Then let your enemies destroy it for a big bang which at times may destroy a few buildings.
This trick allows a fully charged Firestorm Wall to last indefinitely without having to turn it off to recharge. First, fully charge your Firestorm Wall and turn it on. Then before it turns off or runs out of power, sell or turn off your power plants until the message "On Hold" appears in the Firestorm Icon. Your Firestorm Wall will now remain on indefinitely unless you build or turn on your power plants. Note: This trick works with the original, unpatched game. However, this trick does not work in the patched versions of the game.
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Yesterday Section 1 for the Class AA, A, B, and C playoffs.
Assuming the weather doesn't affect the schedule too much the Class AA and A outbracket games will be played tonight and the Class AA, A and B first round games will be played tomorrow with the Championship games being scheduled for June 2 in Nanuet.
Nyack will host Riverside tonight in a Class A Outbracket game tonight. The winner will play Pelham tomorrow.
Fifth-seeded Tappan Zee will begin the Class A playoffs tomorrow against the winner of tonight's Yonkers-Poughkeepsie game.
Yesterday's Results:
Sport: Baseball
Game: Nyack vs. John Jay (CR)
Score: John Jay (CR) Won 14-0
Sport: Baseball
Game: Hen Hud vs. Tappan Zee
Score: Tappan Zee Won 3-2
Today's Schedule:
In baseball, Nyack heads to Yonkers at 4:30 p.m.
In softball, Nyack will host Riverside High School at Upper Nyack Elementary School at 3 p.m.
In baseball, Tappan Zee heads to Ardsely at 4:30 p.m.
College Sports Notebook:
Jaspers set for MAAC Championships:
The Manhattan College baseball team is scheduled to meet Rider University this afternoon as it opens defense of the Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference (MAAC) Championship.
The top-seeded Jaspers (29-24, 18-6 MAAC) and fourth-seeded Broncs (21-32, 13-11) are set to square off at Joe Bruno Stadium in Troy at 3 p.m.
Joe Rock of Carmel, a junior outfielder, is batting .286 with 13 RBI in 35 games for the Jaspers, while freshman right-hander Mike Scarinci of Nanuet is pitching to a 5.12 ERA with a 5-4 record. The Pearl River alum has an outstanding 3-to-1 strikeout-to-walk ratio with 36 Ks and 12 bases on balls.
Senior right-hander Mike Giordano of Bedford is 2-4 with a crisp 3.69 ERA in eight starts. The Fox Lane grad also has shown sharp control, with 25 strikeouts and 10 walks.
Jaspers fans can listen to all of Manhattan's MAAC Tournament games live at www.gojaspers.com.
Manhattan won the program's fourth regular-season championship in the last five seasons under the leadership of first-year head coach Jim Duffy.
The Jaspers will face either No. 2 Canisius or No. 3 Fairfield on day two of the double-elimination tournament.
The MAAC Champion will earn the league's automatic bid to the NCAA Tournament.
Mortarboard musings
- George Mason University southpaw Chris O'Grady of Congers, a junior relief pitcher out of Clarkstown North HS, has been named to the National Collegiate Baseball Writers Association semifinalist list for the Dick Howser Trophy. The award, given to the top player in collegiate baseball, will be presented on June 15 on opening day of the College World Series in Omaha, Nebraska. Earlier this season O'Grady was named to the NCBWA Stopper of the Year Award watch list, given to the top relief pitcher in the country. Appearing in 23 games in relief for the Patriots this season, O'Grady has posted a 0.54 ERA with 14 saves, a mark that ties the school record for single-season saves. In 33.1 innings of work he has struck out 46 while allowing just two earned runs and walking just 16 batters.
- Rutgers University junior third baseman Patrick Kivlehan of West Nyack has been voted the Big East Player of the Year, as determined by the league coaches, who were not allowed to vote for their own player. He joins Darren Fenster (2000) and Todd Frazier (2007) as the third Scarlet Knight to earn the honor. (Ed. Note: read more here about Kivlehan and Rutgers' bid for the Big East championship in Friday's College Sports Notebook.)
- Women's soccer player Rebecca Delphin of Dobbs Ferry, a sophomore, was one of four student-athletes recognized as Award Recipients and another three were inducted into the National Society of Collegiate Scholars (NSCS) at the Mercy College Honors Reception and Awards Dinner. Freshman Danielle Jones (field hockey), sophomore Elizabeth Rjedkin (women's lacrosse) and sophomore Jesse Wood (men's lacrosse) made up the quartet of award recipients, while Delphin, Rjedkin and sophomore Syntia Malicka (volleyball) are the trio of NSCS inductees.
- Junior Nick Sica of Staten Island shot a 71 to help the Manhattanville College golf team finish in 29th place after day two of the NCAA Division III Championships at Mission Inn Resort & Club in Howey-in-the-Hills, FL.
- Junior Anthony Pisano, a graduate of Clarkstown North HS, keyed the pitching staff on the Concordia College baseball team, going 6-4 with a second-best 3.18 ERA as the Clippers went 12-31. Freshman infielder Ryan Romano of Port Chester broke into the lineup and batted .227 in 15 games, while junior infielder Michael Barbetto of New City, a Clarkstown South alum, hit .237 with three stolen bases in 24 games. Senior infielder Yonatan Rodriguez of Tarrytown, who was graduated from Sleepy Hollow HS, batted .266 with 12 RBI in 38 games.
- Iona College's third basemen Christ Burke was named the MAAC Player of the Year yesterday after the senior hit .351 with 11 homer runs and 50 RBI in 53 games this season. Catcher James Beck and Eric Capowski were both named to the All-MAAC Second Team.
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Previous Yoga experience recommended.
Jenna Aviva Lee, E-RYT 500, is an experienced Yoga teacher with an M.A. in Sanskrit. Her style of Hatha, called 'Prana', unites the stength of alignment with the flow of breath.
This summer session begins Monday, July 9 and occurs once a week until Monday, August 20.
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"STEP HIGH STOOP LOW LEAVE YOUR DIGNITY OUTSIDE." That was the sign posted outside Chicago's legendary "Dil Pickle Club," a Bohemian club/speakeasy/cabaret/theater that played host to various radicals, artists, anarchists, authors and socialites throughout the twenties. It was a place for self-styled free thinkers and sexual libertines, one of the few public places in the city where it was okay to be openly homosexual. And while the original club faded into memory in the mid-thirties, its message of political and sexual expression and spirit of meeting high culture with lowbrow is gaining resurgence some ninety years later.
"It was a place where you had hobos next to housewives," says Fred Sasaki, one of the co-founders of the revived Dil Pickle. "You had doctors and lawyers mingling with tramps and prostitutes."
The fifth installment of this incarnation of the group, entitled "LOVE/DEATH," takes place February 10 at The Hideout (1354 West Wabansia). More than just a simple art event, the evening promises live music (with the band weaving in and around the crowd, not on stage), a tattoo artist giving out temps, a Day of the Dead shrine complete with group ritual, a St. Valentine's Day Massacre-themed photo booth, talks on both serial killers and Precious Moments figurines, and algorithm-aided matchmaking. Read the rest of this entry »


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The Liberal Senate Forum
An accomplished educator, Senator Jane Cordy was appointed to the Senate on June 9, 2000, by the Rt. Honourable Jean Chrétien. She represents the province of Nova Scotia.
Honourable senators, a few weeks ago, the Governments of Canada and the Northwest Territories signed an agreement in principle to negotiate devolution. Devolution will transfer authority for the management of land, water and resources on Crown land from Canada to the GNWT. The agreement is a good thing. There are also provisions for resource revenue sharing.
This agreement is historic. Every premier of the NWT has aspired to transfer province-like powers from the federal government to the territorial governments. When negotiations are complete, the Government of the Northwest Territories will have virtually the same control over their resources as any province in southern Canada.
Two regional Aboriginal organizations signed on as parties to these negotiations. The remaining five Aboriginal groups in the North did not sign. They have expressed varying opposition to the agreement. Some feel it will impede their own land claim negotiations. Others feel the financial terms are not sufficient.
It is essential, however, for the Government of the Northwest Territories and all Aboriginal groups in the North to come to terms. I encourage them to be realistic, remembering that politics is the art of the possible.
Devolution of land and resources is not a surprise to anyone in the North. Three of the signed land claim agreements explicitly anticipate devolution. At one time or another, all Aboriginal groups have participated in the current negotiations that have been under way since 2001.
The agreement in principle makes it clear that Aboriginal rights will not be abrogated or derogated by the devolution process. When a conflict exists between a land claim or self-government agreement and the final devolution agreement, the former prevails. Moreover, devolution also impacts the management of Crown lands and not the jurisdiction Aboriginal people have negotiated over their lands.
The devolution process envisions government-to-government negotiations between the Government of the Northwest Territories and Aboriginal governments to coordinate management in their respective jurisdictions to promote economic development and ensure environmental protection. It also includes a process to share in the resource revenues that will come to the North as a result of devolution.
Devolution is not a new issue. It has been ongoing since the territorial governments moved North in 1967. The last major devolution — health services, the administration of justice and the management of forestry — occurred during my time in the Northwest Territories cabinet.
There were those at the time who opposed that devolution for many of the same reasons. Yet, because devolution gives control to the people of the North through time, hard work and made-in-the-North programs, people see the merits of devolution.
We have always said in the North, anything the federal government can do, we can do better in the North.
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How Much Carbohydrate and Protein are Needed for Recovery Drinks and Foods?A review of the research says that one gram of carbohydrates per kilogram of body weight per hour is needed for recovery. For a 150-pound person, that is 68 grams of carbohydrates, or what you would find in two Snickers bars or in 36 ounces of original Gatorade. That is a lot of sugar to take in. Adding protein in a 1:4 ratio allows the body to use the carbohydrates better, so if you don't want to take in that much sugar, the sugar you do take in will be used more effectively to rebuild energy stores in the muscles. That would be 17 grams of protein for a 150 pound person. Many recovery drinks and bars are formulated with the 1:4 ratio. The protein, or amino acids, in some recovery drinks and bars is also used to rebuild and repair muscles.
Recovery DrinksLowfat chocolate milk and recovery drinks such as Accelerade and Endurox provide carbohydrate and protein in a ratio of 4:1. Studies have shown that this combination can boost performance and reduce free radicals and muscle damage, versus those sports drinks that only replace carbohydrates and electrolytes, such as original Gatorade.
Recovery drinks also help restore water to the body after a workout. It is important to replenish the fluids lost through sweat. Endurance walkers should drink immediately after a long walking workout and continue drinking as they feel thirst.
Recovery Foods and SnacksRecovery snacks with a 4:1 ratio of carbohydrate-to-protein can be used in place of recovery drinks, so long as water is replenished too. Many energy bars containing protein are marketed as recovery snacks. Alternatives using regular foods would be a bagel with peanut butter or lowfat cheese.
Karp, Jason R.; Johnston, Jeanne D.; Tecklenburg, Sandy; Mickleborough, Tim; Fly, Alyce; Stager, Joel M. FACSM "The Efficacy of Chocolate Milk as a Recovery Aid," Annual Meeting Abstracts: C-34 - Free Communication/Poster: Post-Exercise Nutrition. Medicine & Science in Sports & Exercise: Volume 36(5) Supplement May 2004 p S126.
Betts JA, Williams C. "Short-term recovery from prolonged exercise: exploring the potential for protein ingestion to accentuate the benefits of carbohydrate supplements." Sports Med. 2010 Nov 1;40(11):941-59.
Beelen M, Burke LM, Gibala MJ, van Loon L JC. "Nutritional strategies to promote postexercise recovery." Int J Sport Nutr Exerc Metab. 2010 Dec;20(6):515-32.


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They're slicing up .
The restaurant space on Mason Avenue has been cut in two. The storefront, which has been vacant since March, will now house a Flame Broiler, specializing in chicken, beef and veggie bowls.
The rest of the space at 10364 Mason Ave. is reported to be reserved for a new Little Caesar's Pizza place.
When they open, these will be the second and third new restaurants planned for Chatsworth in recent months.
The family-owned has been remodeling the former Denny's site at 20419 Devonshire St. since May.
A fourth restaurant is in Chatsworth/Lake Manor. Celebrity chef and caterer Lenny Bent has opened Cookin' With Lenny's Smoke House at 23360 Lake Manor Dr. where he specializes in ribs, steaks and seafood.
The Flame Broiler and Little Caesar's will be adjacent to Mason Park in the wing of a shopping plaza that has a Subway and a Chase bank. Across the way is Kahoots, Smart & Final, and Trader Joe's, plus a host of other shops.
Vincenzo's still operates a Valley restaurant at 11045 Balboa Blvd., Granada Hills.
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Lamp post cache
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What is an LPC?
The Lampost Cache (LPC) is a (typically micro size) cache that is hidden under the plastic or sheet-metal skirts at the bottom of a lampost. These caches are often found in the parking lots of large retail businesses (e.g., Wal*Mart). A derogatory term for this is Skirtlifter. This type of cache is looked down upon by some geocachers, who consider them too simple, easy and unoriginal.


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Geography Colloquia
The Department of Geography organizes an annual colloquium series during the spring semester. Lectures are held weekly during the semester when classes are in session.
Students can attend the series for credit (1 credit) but it is open to any student, the University community and the public.
2014 Colloquiuum Series: Human Environment Interactions from Multiple PerspectivesAll talks to be held on Wednesdays in the Davidson Mathematics and Science Bldg(DMS) Rm 102 at 4pm unless otherwise noted below
2014 Colloquium Schedule - Updated
Human Gegoraphy position candidate ,
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Feb 5
Wendy Baroli, Grow For Me sustainable Farm-GirlFarm, Reno
"The whole hog": Influences of Cultural Geography on Nevada's Developing Local Food Choices
Feb 12 Room Change ---DMS 103
Mervin Wright,Manager, Natural Resources Dept. Fallon Paiute-Shoshone Tribe,
Tribal Land and Water Management
Feb 19
Jon Keeley,USGS Sequoia National Park & UCLA
Using a century of fire history data to parse out the influence of climate and humans on Sierra Nevada fire regimes
Feb 26
Tom Gillespie, UCLA
World's most endangered forest
March 5
Tamara Wall, Western Regional Climate Center, DRI
Getting Past the Loading Dock and Into the Building: Challenges in Applied Climate Science Research
March 12
Mar 19
Alicia Barber, Reno
The 4th Street/Prater Way History Project: Integrating Local History and Transportation Planning
Mar 26
Robert Hijmans, UC Davis
Geographic explorations of the origin, dispersal and diversity of crops
Apr 2
American Association of Geographers Annual Meeting - NO CLASS
Apr 9
M. Kat Anderson,USDA NRCS & UC Davis
The Ethnobiology and Associated Stewardship of Chaparral Ecosystems in the Western Sierra Nevada Foothills of California
Apr 16
Brett Dickson, Conservation Science Partners & Northern AZ Univ.
Beyond landscape ecology; regional modesl to quantify habitat and prioritize conservation opportunities in the western U.S.
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Yolanda Anderson, North Carolina Central University
Are Environmental Sustainability and Environmental Justice Compatible?
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Two years ago, the $168 million referendum was passed to renovate and create new spaces for the college to appeal to both the eye and create a better learning environment.
The focus of that campaign was a grass roots effort as the faculty, staff and community members joined together to educate voters about the referendum.
Initially, President Robert Breuder himself went on a Listening Tour to find out if the referendum would even have legs in an election and to see if it had voter support.
As it turned out, 55 percent of the voters agreed.
Now, unfortunately, it seems that the initial spark to communicate with the public has been diminished.
At the September meeting, the board of trustees approved spending between $175,000 and $250,000 on a 29 foot bronze sculpture to be funded with money from that referendum.
The support of the voting base was there because of the promise that the referendum would help out the community by bettering the educational environment at the college through improved facilities.
Almost exclusively throughout the verbatim wording from the referendum, explicit details about buildings are given including granting the college the rights to renovate, build and alter.
Indications of a parking structure are also included in the referendum, only to be all but shot down shortly after due to high costs, however, there is no mention of any statues, waterfalls or other beautification projects anywhere in the text of the referendum.
Many of the projects and renovations are helping out the campus immensely, but a quarter of a million dollars on a statue is ridiculous.
In the grand scheme of things, it's a small fraction of the budget, but that doesn't make the situation any better.
When the voters went to the polls, they were voting on the Homeland Education Center being built, new roofs for the Physical Education building and the McAninch Arts Center and library renovations, not statues and waterfalls.
The faculty recently talked to the Daily Herald discussing the efficiency and effectiveness of money spent in regards to the high landscaping costs and focus on increasing the curb appeal of the college.
Breuder has said many times that curb appeal is important, and that the first few moments on campus are the deciding factor for most students, but the focus needs to be on education because while the flowers might bring the students, it's the teachers that keep them.
Spending money on
frivolous expenditures only takes away from the taxpayer money that could be used for other construction projects, as it was originally allotted for, that would better education not just aesthetics.


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By MarketWatch
SAN FRANCISCO (MarketWatch) -- Among the companies whose shares are expected to see active trading in Tuesday's session are Brown-Forman Corp., Guess Inc. and Amgen Inc.
American Woodmark Corp. /quotes/zigman/68066/delayed/quotes/nls/amwd AMWD -0.23% is expected to report fourth-quarter earnings of 46 cents a share, according to a survey of analysts by Thomson Financial.
Brown-Forman Corp. /quotes/zigman/220587/delayed/quotes/nls/bf.b BF.B -0.27% is expected to post earnings of 50 cents a share for the fourth quarter.
Copart Inc. /quotes/zigman/56193/delayed/quotes/nls/cprt CPRT -1.79% is expected to report third-quarter earnings of 41 cents a share.
FuelCell Energy Inc. /quotes/zigman/67190/delayed/quotes/nls/fcel FCEL +0.42% is expected to post a loss of 37 cents a share for the second quarter.
Guess /quotes/zigman/166567/delayed/quotes/nls/ges GES -0.11% is expected to report first-quarter earnings of 28 cents a share.
Navarre Corp. is expected to post earnings of 6 cents a share for the fourth quarter.
Plato Learning Inc. is expected to report a second-quarter loss of 19 cents a share.
School Specialty Inc. is expected to post a loss of 48 cents a share for the fourth quarter.
After Monday's closing bell, Amgen /quotes/zigman/19815/delayed/quotes/nls/amgn AMGN +0.54% said it has agreed to buy privately held Ilypsa Inc., whose experimental drug treatments focus on kidney disease, for $420 million in cash. See full story.
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AMR Corp. , the parent company of American Airlines, said that traffic in May fell 2.9% compared with the year-ago period, as capacity decreased 4%. Load factor, or the percentage of the plane filled with passengers, rose 1 percentage point to 81.7%, the Fort Worth, Texas-based carrier said.
AMR Corp.'s American Eagle Airlines said system-wide traffic in May fell 0.9% percent last year, while capacity increased of 1.3%. The Fort Worth, Texas-based airline said its May load factor, or the percentage of its planes filled with passenger, was 75.5%, down 1.7 percentage points from a year ago.
Angelica Corp. reported a first-quarter net loss of $1.14 million, or 12 cents a share, compared with a net loss of $1.5 million, or 16 cents a share, during the year-ago period. The St. Louis-based provider of textile rental and linen management services said revenue rose to $107.8 million from $107 million last year. Additionally, Angelica said it still expects fiscal 2007 earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization of $37 million to $41 million. The company also said it sees revenue of $440 million to $450 million for the year.
Bob Evans Farms Inc.'s /quotes/zigman/71631/delayed/quotes/nls/bobe BOBE +1.99% fiscal fourth-quarter net income fell to $15.3 million, or 42 cents a share, from a year-earlier profit of $20.5 million, or 56 cents a share. Excluding items, income was 42 cents a share, compared with 47 cents a share a year earlier. The Columbus, Ohio, restaurant chain's revenue grew 5% to $418.4 million for the period ended April 30, from $397.3 million a year earlier. Same-store sales at Bob Evans restaurants were up 1% in the quarter, with average menu prices up 2.2%. At Mimi's Cafe, same-store sales increased 1.2%, with average menu prices up 4.9%.
Celanese Corp. /quotes/zigman/364770/delayed/quotes/nls/ce CE -3.94% said it has approved a plan to buy back up to $330 million of its Series A common stock. Celanese is a chemical company based in Dallas.
Chittenden Corp. said it has agreed to acquire Community Bank & Trust Co. for about $124.1 million in a cash-and-stock deal. Under the terms of the agreement, Community shareholders can elect to receive $33.37 a share in cash, with total cash consideration of about $33.4 million, or 1.1293 shares of Chittenden common stock for each share of Community stock they own, Chittenden said. The transaction, which is subject to approval by Community's shareholders as well as various regulatory agencies, is expected to close in the fourth quarter, the Burlington, Vt.-based bank holding company said.


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A memorial service is planned for Mildred "Miggy" Krentel on
February 10, 2013 at 2:00 pm
Melmark Multi-Purpose Center
2600 Wayland Road
Berwyn, PA
Melmark Co-Founder Mildred "Miggy" Krentel passed away Wednesday at age 92. She and her husband coped with Down Syndrome in their daughter by founding Melmark in Berwyn, revolutionizing the care, education, and life for thousands from around the nation, and around the globe.
Editor's Note: Melmark provided Patch with the following obituary information.
An Amazing Life Story
Melmark's co-founder, Mrs. Mildred "Miggy" Krentel, passed away on January 16th. She was 92 years old and leaves behind a legacy that has changed the lives of thousands of children and adults with disabilities and their families, not just at Melmark, but around the world.
Miggy is survived by three sons and two daughters: Dave, Bob, Steve, Diane and Melissa, for whom Melmark was founded. Miggy and her late husband, Paul Krentel, also had a daughter, Martha, who died as an infant. Subsequently, given their loving relationship with Martha, they decided to have a sixth child, Melissa, who was born with Down Syndrome in 1963.
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Israel steps up Gaza ground offensive
Israel steps up Gaza ground offensive and civilian casualties increase.
Letters: Palestine can succeed with right priorities
Re: 'Violent cycle' (Metro, July 14) I agreed with most of what letter writer C. Hanson had to say, but […]
Ukraine extends ceasefire, signs pact with EU
The European Union signed an historic free-trade pact with Ukraine on Friday.
Pope meets Middle East leaders with no political agenda
Pope Francis hopes an unprecedented meeting of the Israeli and Palestinian presidents at the Vatican on Sunday can help end […]
PHOTOS: The Week in Pictures, June 6
The Week in Pictures, June 6 2014.
South Sudan President ready to talk to rebel leader
South Sudan's President Salva Kiir said on Friday he was ready for face-to-face talks with rebel leader Riek Machar, but Machar has yet to agree.
Propaganda in Ukrainian conflict jumbling news reports
Journalists are forced to disseminate real information and propoganda when reporting on the conflict in Ukraine.
70 journalists killed worldwide in 2013: Report
Syria remained the deadliest places for journalists to work on the job in 2013, while Iraq and Egypt saw an increase in fatal violence. More than half of the killings during 2013 took place in the Middle East.
Syria's Assad says French strikes would lead to 'repercussions'
Syrian President Bashar al-Assad scorned allegations that his forces were behind the chemical attack in Damascus last month.
French ministers rebuff opposition call for Syria vote
Senior members of France's ruling party rebuffed opposition calls for a parliamentary vote on whether to take military action against Syria.


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Timothy K. Lee, Elissa M. Denny, Jayodita C. Sanghvi, Jahlionais E. Gaston, Nathaniel D. Maynard, Jacob J. Hughey, Markus W. Covert*
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O'Reilly NHRA Spring Nationals
Troy misses the cut
Houston, Saturday: Troy Coughlin started the final day of qualifying looking to break into the field in NHRA's most competitive professional class. He finished the first day of qualifying sitting in the No. 21 spot with a run of 6.794 at 203.95 mph.
In the third qualifying session Coughlin posted a run of 6.795 at 203.58 mph. Coughlin ultimately landed in the No. 22 position by the close of the third session.
"I short shifted the first two gears and it just knocked the wind out of our sails," Coughlin said. "The car made a quick move to the left and by short shifting the gears the car returned quickly to the center of the grove. However, the damage was done early in the run and the car just never recovered."
With his back against the wall Coughlin went into the final session on the outside looking in. The team experienced ignition related problems and was unable to make the run in the final session.
"It is disappointing without a doubt," said Coughlin. "Pro Stock is a game of inches anymore and we fell short. Unexplained things happen in racing everyday. We are going to see where we made errors and address them. It is that simple. We will be making a number of exhibition runs at the Cajun SPORTSnationals next weekend and will use that time to regroup and move forward."
Troy moving in the right direction
Houston, Friday: In the first of four scheduled qualifying sessions Troy Coughlin posted a disappointing run of 7.321 at 153.46 mph. Not the way the 10-year Pro Stock veteran wanted to start the weekend, but the team is committed to being successful.
"We just were not aggressive enough in the first session," said Coughlin. "That's a fairly easy problem to fix and we will use the data from my brothers (Jeg Coughlin) run to get us to where we need to be. The power of a two-car team is more data and we are putting it to better use this weekend."
Coughlin came out swinging in the second qualifying session. The Jeg's Mail Order Chevy Cavalier made a rapid improvement. He ran 6.794 at 203.95 mph. He broke into the quick-16, but was bumped out by the end of the session. Coughlin will focus on improving from the No. 21 qualifying position tomorrow.
"We got more aggressive with our set up and the track was better in the second session," Coughlin said. "My car made a move off of the starting line to the left toward the center line. The car was close to a whole car width over to the right, but it quickly responded when it got the horsepower planted to the track. I think we are headed in the right direction and we look forward to continue improve in the morning."
Troy looks to Houston
Houston, pre-race: Troy Coughlin will enter the fifth race of the 2004 NHRA POWERade Drag Racing Series looking to get back on track.
"We are looking forward to getting back on track," said Troy. "Our season so far has been a disappointment. However, we are the only one's who can change what happens going forward and we have to do it as a group."
The team knows how important it is to make a strong run right out of the trailer. The sea-level conditions at Houston Raceway Park make Pro Stock one of the most exciting classes to watch.
"We need to get our consistency back," explained Troy. "I know we all want the same thing. Everyone puts in endless hours at the track and at the shop. We intend on turning those hours into win lights."
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I loved reading this new piece about the history of Sochi on IN: http://web.icenetwork.com/news/2013/...-olympic-guest
Lol the first thing I thought of when I read Prometheus in the title was that recent movie entitled such ~ http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1446714/
Loved the movie, the title character reminds me of Evgeni Plushenko, whom could be used to create the "master copy" of all those that come after him. He is the ideal skater in all aspects imho...physique, mindset, agility, toughness, programmed to succeed!
Based on my minimal understanding of Russian, does this article indicate that this will be Moskvina's final season as a coach? Sad, but she deserves to retire.
Gaintdoniva/Bich still together http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iaDTu2HTX_A
Samarin http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S8Ut6dLUObg
The person who chose this music for Samarin's SP deserves severe punishment.
This whole program is a big WTF?!-moment. A butchered Nutcracker-medley, some Michael Jackson-style costume, two different gloves and completely strange choreo...
"I'm not in this world to live up to your expectations and you're not in this world to live up to mine."
Bruce Lee
the boy is talented but Goncharenko needs to give him music that are better like Radionovas
also Volchkova seems to have a new young student
Just a heads up. Sotnikova, Gosviani, Agafonova are schedule to compete in the 1st Cup of Russia in Perm. Their short programs will be on Saturday, long on Sunday. For the men, Voronov, Bush, Gorshkov will compete. Short on Sunday, long on Monday. M/K competed their SD today (62.54) https://www.youtube.com/watch?list=U...&v=VM0-WWAjMR0, free dance will be tomorrow. Turkish team of Agafonova and Ucar were also there.
More videos will probably be uploaded to this youtube account https://www.youtube.com/user/Ericheni?feature=watch
What an awesome kid. I really enjoyed that - terrific musicality.
also Volchkova seems to have a new young student
It's a question of taste, but I'm not sure I could endure a whole concert... It at least explains Samarin's costume: Megadeth meets the Nutcracker.
Touching the void.
Gosviani SP from Perm (only 1st part of it) (61.64) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_6Bm...yer_detailpage
Artemieva's SP Perm (62.26) Menshov's training-mate https://www.youtube.com/watch?featur...&v=YSgr1_0wFO4


text: The craziest thing about this album is that Les Claypoole had only been playing with the other members, "Herb" and Ler for three months when this was recorded. You would have never noticed judging by the great songs. The only things this CD offers that "Frizzle Fry" doesn't is "Tommy the Cat", "Jellikit", and "The Heckler". The sound isn't as clean, but you do get a live "ballroom" sound. This CD is getting tougher and tougher to find these days. If you're a fan, you better buy it right now!!!


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Paltrow took to the stage with Mark Ronson and The Knights Before, Amy Winehouse's former band, to sing three songs in front of an audience including Cameron Diaz, Ozwald Boateng and Sir Peter Blake.
Among her selections were "Cruisin'" and "F*** You"—a song the actress first made her own during her guest-starring stint on Glee.
Never one to suffer stage fright, Paltrow nevertheless seemed a bit bashful to sing Cee Lo Green's hit in front of some of the more dignified guests—specifically the Duke of Edinburgh. 'Excuse the language in that song—don't tell the Queen!' she said after her performance.