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On their website they said that they got only 30 DVD`s left.
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Review Elvis The 1972 New York Experience
At the sight of much more than thousand concerts that Elvis has given throughout his career, it seems slightly normal, that some appointed concerts didn't get the rating they should get. This goes out for "Aloha From Hawaii" especially. There are not even a few who're saying, that Elvis wasn't at his best as related to his singing and his movements. To some he seemed to be very tame regarding his singing and his movements on stage. Such statements are negating the enourmous quality of the "Aloha"-concerts. That's quite normal these days, where some people do think that the CBS disaster '77 was even better than the "Aloha" concerts.
Sometimes you can hear similiar arguments about the concerts at the Madison Square Garden in June 1972 - which were likely more events than only concerts, just like the above mentioned "Aloha from Hawaii". But self-proclaimed experts affirm that Elvis had problems with his voice and that he sang his repertiore during the concerts that fast, that you might get the expression that a taxi was waiting for him outside the Garden - ready to leave. There are two official recordings as we all know on which you can built your own subjective meanings about those concerts. By watching the new DVD "Elvis - The 1972 New York Experience" - of the also new label Phoenix XP Productions - we get once more the opportunity to watch those concerts from the summer in New York and to recognize (possibly) some new aspects.
The DVD has some different chapters. At first you get an oversight in an intro about all the things that you're about to see on the DVD and the way the footage was reworked/ remastered or whatever you call it. (This was done as was said before - frame by frame.)
The second chapter has four sub-chapters. The first one offers pre-press conference footage from the Mercury Ballroom of the New York Hilton. You can see Colonel Parker with lots of journalists.
After that you're about to watch the complete press conference as single sreen from the afternoon June 9th. The picturequality is very good alone the soundquality is less impressive on this part in comparison to the picturequality. The third sub chapter offers the press-conference, but this time with multi-screen footage wich offers some seldom seen angles. They did a really good job on this one. The picturequality variies a little, but all in all it is very good. After that you'll get footage from a party which took part directly after the press conference. Elvis did get a golden record for selling half a million units of He Touched Me and also a platinum record for selling 1.3 million units in Norway.
Then follows the main part and surely one of the main reason for many to buy this DVD the concert footage. It begins with about 9 minutes of the opening show. Many of us have seen footage of it, which looks like professional footage (filmed from the stage side). With the exception of very few pictures, audience footage and 8mm footage (from less quality sources), you'll get very good material with dubbed sound (the sound was taken from the well known official recordings from June 10th). You can choose between every song (That's Allright Mama Proud Mary Polk Salad Annie). After the footage there are some informations about the first show. Last but not least you can watch the known short film from Jonas Mekas (which he made for an event in Vienna). It would be great if we could get the complete footage in this quality.
The second concert from the afternoon June 10th offers nearly 60 minutes from the following songs:
That's Allright Mama Proud Mary Never Been To Spain You Don't Have To Say You Love Me Until It's Time For You To Go You've Lost That Lovin' Feeling Polk Salad Annie Love Me All Shook Up Heartbreak Hotel Teddy Bear/ Don't Be Cruel Love Me Tender Blue Suede Shoes Reconsider Baby Hound Dog I'll Remember You Suspicious Minds Introductions For The Good Times American Trilogy Funny How Time Slips Away I Can't Stop Loving You Can't Help Falling In Love. Each song can be choosen separately through the menue. There's a big improvement in comparison to what we've seen before, also I should mention that no one should expect miracles. The footage is dubbed to perfection with the sound from An Afternoon In The Garden which makes it even more enjoyable to watch the concert. As on the footage from the opening show the picturequality variies from time to time, because of the different quality of the used sources. All in all the improvement of the picturequality and the dubbed sound (which doesn't sound as good as it could in some places imo) is clearly visible. The footage is steady and also as it seems nearly complete.
The third part is the evening show from which we know the audio more than 30 years from the record Elvis As Recorded At The Madison Square Garden. You'll get 30 minutes of footage of the following songs: That's Allright Mama Proud Mary You've Lost That Lovin' Feeling - Polk Salad Annie - Love Me All Shook Up - Heartbreak Hotel Love Me Tender Impossible Dream - Suspicious Minds - American Trilogy - Funny How Time Slips Away I Can't Stop Loving You - Can't Help Falling In Love. The picturequality is more or less very good (for this kind of footage). The before mentioned sound is well known and makes it enjoyable to watch the footage. The footage and the dubbed sound are superb synchronized. And as before you can choose each song separately through the menue .
Last but not least the fourth show from the Madison Square Garden concludes the concert footage. It's the shortest part of all the concert footage. You can watch Elvis far from the stage side (part 1) and from the backside of the stage (part 2). Here you don't get complete songs only footage fragments, which are nicely dubbed songs are: That's Allright Mama Proud Mary Polk Salad Annie Love Me Heartbreak Hotel Don't Be Cruel. All in all you get three minutes from the last show at the Madison Square Garden. The picturequality is decent, but by far not as good as on the first three concert footage parts. You can choose between the 1st and the 2nd part separately.
The last part has some bonus features as a slide-show, which offers some very good/ interesting pictures from the press conference, the concert preparations, the concerts and some infos around the concerts. There are next to well-known pictures some lesser known/ seldom seen pictures. It's a well designed and informative slide-show. At last you get the opportunity to hear a radio spot from WABC, short interviews with some people who were there (for example Diamond Joe Esposito, Joe Guercio) and a trailer for the DVD itself. As before you can choose between all the bonus features separately.
Conclusion: After the announcement of the DVD and the informations about the production and the offer to download a demo, the expectations were relatively high for this release. Do the expectations get fulfilled? The answer is yes!. All those who know the original (unworked) material will easily recognize the improved picturequality, which is caused by better sources (?) and good work. Most of the footage you got to see by now was almost whitewashed, less sharp or unsteady. Also the sound wasn't dubbed to perfection if it was dubbed at all. The soundquality overall is good to very good, but could have been better in parts imo. The DVD isn't the first one which contains footage from those legendary concerts, nevertheless it's the first one where you clearly can see the effort to bring out the material in the best possible quality. On the other side I should make one thing clear: by buying this DVD you didn't get chrystal clear footage, but you'll get a good result of a very ambitious project which tried to reach the best result until now. All in all they did a good job, which is not a very big surprise when you see the names of the people who were involved. It would be welcomed at least by me if they would remaster/ rework the superb footage of Pittsburgh 1976 in the same manner.
It's a good start by a new label which will hopefully release more stuff like this.


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This is Gill's debut novel and it's based around her love of her local area and especially Furness abbey. It may be a book aimed at teens but it had me hooked! I love the fact that it's based in the nearby Furness peninsula.
The book combines a mystery and time travel as Rebecca and her friends race against evil forces to find the hidden treasure. The action takes place in Tudor times, the 1930s and modern day. It includes ghosts and monsters too.
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I really need to drive along and visit the abbey this holiday and put the places in the book into context.

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Haverhill High boys basketball coach Mike Trovato did not expect his team to have one primary scorer this year.
Trovato expected several players would have to chip in this season to handle the scoring load. But it appears as if diminutive senior Edwin Valentin has emerged from the pack.
The 5-foot-5-inch senior guard is the team's leading scorer with 13.3 points per game in the seven games he has played and has scored 20 or more points in two of his last three games as of last Thursday.
Valentin's newfound scoring prowess is not a result of any plan set by Trovato. Instead, Valentin simply has become more confident in his own ability.
"I think he's just getting his legs back into shape (now that it's later in the season)," Trovato said. "The more he's shooting in practice, the more he gets his touch back. He's always been a phenomenal shooter."
Most of Valentin's scoring production has come from the perimeter. He has made at least three three-pointers in his last four games.
"I always have the green light to shoot the ball if I'm open," Valentin said. "I don't go in always trying to score, but if I see the opportunity I'm going to take it."
His improved offensive output may also be a result of better play on the other end of the court. Valentin took three charges in a game against Tewksbury last week, changing the momentum of the game.
"When you're playing hard on defense," Trovato said, "you get a sweat going and you get into it. He gets an extra bit of energy and momentum that translates to the offensive end of things."
"Taking charges just changes the momentum of the game," Valentin said. "I want to help the team win in any way I can."
The Gazette sat down with Valentin to talk about life on and off the court.
Do you think the team is where you want it to be right now?
No, we're not. We're getting there though. We need to get a couple of wins to put us in good shape.
When did you start playing basketball?
I was in the sixth grade. I played baseball until then. I got a basketball and just kept shooting and shooting. I was the captain at (Consentino School) and we made it to the championship game twice.
Does any of your family play basketball?
My brother Javier Bristol played at Haverhill. He plays for Anna Maria College.
Do you hope to play in college too?
I have talked to the coach at Southern Maine Community College. But I haven't decided where I will go next.
Do you have any goals for this season?
We want to make it to the state tournament and have a winning record ... We need to stay positive and I want to help the younger kids get better for next year.
How do you mentor some of the younger players on your team?
I will help practice with the JV team .... I'll help them practice defensive skills such as squaring up to their man so they can become better.
Let's do some favorites. What's your favorite band/artist?
"No Church in the Wild" by Jay-Z and Kanye West
Sports team?
Los Angeles Clippers
Miami Heat forward LeBron James. He's amazing and an all-star. He can do anything.
Subject in school?
Math. I seem to learn it fast.
"Bad Boys"
TV show?
"Criminal Minds"
Texas Roadhouse
I work at Renaissance Golf Club doing maintenance over the summer and hang out with my family.
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We understand that when a colour is chosen that this is the best colour for that specific environment but you cannot tell me that I can only have Pink or whatever as the only standard colour in my environment! There must be another colour or more even to choose from that work the same!
Please let us know! There is a video on the interwebz where you can see people screwing around with a colour-bar. WE WANT THAT TOO!
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Nov 22, 2012, 09:59 AM | #1 |
Unlocked iPhone 5 Compatibility Question
When Apple finally sells the officially unlocked version in stores, will it be one device that will work across all of the U.S. carriers? Or will it be GSM or CDMA like the 4S?
The reason I'm asking is because my wife will let me buy an iPhone 5 at full price, with the intention of switching to T-Mobile once their 3G coverage supports the iPhone in our area. Rather than waiting for that to happen to get the iPhone 5 I was thinking that I would buy one and use it with my Verizon unlimited plan in the meantime. So I was hoping that when they do release it that I would be able to bring my "Verizon" iPhone 5 over to T-Mobile without having to get another device. The only downside to this that I can see would be missing the LTE data speeds. We're definitely switching to T-Mobile though since our monthly bill will be about $60 cheaper per month. |
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Most likelly it will be a GSM factory unlocked model like before. You still wont be able to activate it on CDMA carriers such as verizon or Sprint. |
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---------- I found this tidbit in another thread. If that's true then I could just go out and get the Verizon version and have nothing to worry about? I'm just concerned that in the future a software update or something could lock it to only Verizon. I have no interest in taking a $650 gamble. |
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Nov 22, 2012, 01:57 PM | #4 |
Why not buy the Verizon iPhone 5 off contract? You can use it on Verizon's CDMA and LTE network and if you ever want to use it on TMO (or other GSM carrier), you'll be able to since it's GSM unlocked. It seems highly unlikely VZW will suddenly lock it, IMHO.
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I bought my Verizon 64gb i5 at full retail price... I keep reading everywhere these phones are unlocked.
I should have no issue popping in a AT&T SIM card or alike and using it on there network with full LTE capabilities correct? |
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I'll have to stop by the Verizon store and find out. If it is indeed GSM unlocked and will stay that way I might just pick one up.
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The verizon iphone 5 doesnt have the bands to support AT&T LTE. Just verizons and some other carriers LTE bands outside the US. You will still get 2G, 3G and hspa+ with AT&T and tmobile in the US. |
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My G9 broke... Lol, guess it's time for a new mouse anyways. |
i had one that broke (spilled a drink on it)so i bought a new one and what my dad did was he put the broken one in the new package and said it didnt work. lol They sent him a g9x. Messed up to do that but the g9x he uses now is sick. |
... go rob him... just switch that g9 with the g9x! But ya... thats messed up, how long have you had that broken one for? and how did they not know you spilled something on it? won't it have like stains on the inside? |
I think most of what you pay for on this mouse in the case that it comes in! I looked at it @ BB and it is roughly the same size as you rstandard mouse. I keep looking for a mouse that is a little longer and taller so it fits in the palm as well as the fingertips? I dont think I have that big of a hand, but it seems like most mice are made for 15 year olds? |
The g9 is a very nice mouse if you are looking for a new mouse. may feel odd at first but is realy nice mouse once you get used to the feeling |
the g9 is too small-the qpad 5k fits great.as does the mx1100 and is fine for gaming. |
The g9 dosnt feel small at all and i got pretty big hands. My dad has even bigger hands and loves using the mouse. Just my opinion but i think the g9 is an amazing mouse. |


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The reason for the Nevada author's sudden silence is still shrouded in mystery.
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He published three novels and a collection of short stories. Two movies were inspired by his writings, and most people don't realize they've probably read his work.
The Ox-Bow Incident is generally accepted as being the first modern Western, freeing the genre from its stock clichés and formulaic plots. His short stories, Hook and The Portable Phonograph, were heavily anthologized as classic examples of the form.
You can count the great writers Nevada has produced on one hand. Mark Twain, Will James, and Robert Laxalt all spring to mind, yet Walter Van Tilburg Clark retains an elusive, ghostly, Harper Lee-like image. He was a teacher. He was a Nevadan.
Born in Maine in 1909, Clark was eight years old when his family moved to Reno. He grew up on the University of Nevada, Reno campus, where his father was president from 1917-'37. He earned a teaching degree at UNR and wrote poems about the girls he fell in love with—he also fell in love with the big empty spaces of Nevada.
The Ox-Bow Incident, a novel in which two drifters are drawn into a posse formed to find the murderer of a local man, was published in 1940 and became a critical and commercial success. In 1945, Clark published what he considered to be his masterwork—City of Trembling Leaves. It was a miserable flop. In 1949, he published Track of the Cat, which was well received. The Watchful Gods and Other Stories came in 1950, but then the lyrical fell silent.
Clark's biographer, Jackson J. Benson, thinks it was the way that Clark wrote which may have led to his difficulty later on. He wrote like a poet, in the incandescent fire of inspiration, writing quickly, creating large chunks of narrative, revising very little. Yet it is difficult for a poet to be a novelist; the heights of poetic inspiration must be tempered into the mechanics of a novel.
The author's self-imposed isolation and marathon writing and typing sessions fueled by too much coffee and cigarettes may have become zones of contention within his family. Benson mentions that Clark suffered a physical breakdown and with the proceeds from The Ox-Bow Incident took a year off to recover.
Clark was well known for throwing entire manuscripts into the fire and entire novels into the wastebasket. I know of no other writer who works this way. Hemingway was loath to throw anything away. Charlton Laird, peer and friend of Clark, suggests that there were three basic drafts of The Ox-Bow Incident. The first was a spoof on the stereotypical Western, the second was an anti-Nazi version, and the third is the novel we know today.
Hollywood bought The Ox-Bow Incident for $5,265 and Track of The Cat for $7,500. Neither made Clark wealthy. To make matters worse, The Ox-Bow Incident was plagiarized and sold under the name of Ramrod.
The artist of the 1950s must have been a different person from the earnest writer of the late 1930s. It must have bothered him that City of Trembling Leaves wasn't more successful. It must have chafed him to be thought of only as a writer of Westerns. He may have been hurt and confused as to why he could not sell Water.
Clark continued to write, but published very little post-1950. There are 600 handwritten pages of a manuscript entitled Dam, which may be a rewrite of Water. He attempted a final project, a Western trilogy: Admission Day, Way Stations, and Man in The Hole. Three simultaneous projects was a new way of working for Clark. Each had a wire-bound notebook hopefully titled and some chapter outlines and character studies inside.
The reason for Clark's silence may never be revealed. Perhaps it is a warning lesson to all writers that the intersection of talent, technique, and inspiration is more magical than practical.
I like to think Clark achieved a state of Zen-like acceptance in which he did not feel that he had anything to prove. "I don't mind being known as the guy who wrote The Ox-Bow Incident and knew all of the verses to 'Blood on the saddle,'" he once said.
Clark, a member of the Nevada Writers Hall of Fame, served as the writer-in-residence at UNR from 1962 until his death in Virginia City in November 1971.
Mark Twain, a Nevada writer? He is also claimed by Hannibal, Missouri, Connecticut, Gold Gountry, California as well—-and there probably are more. I personally have never seen Twain described as a Nevada writer. Thanks though.
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16 count aidaDMC Threads in the following colors: 167, 168, 169, 304, 310, 317, 318, 321, 413, 414, 415, 498, 550, 597, 676, 701, 726, 729, 743, 744, 762, 869, 972, 986, 987, 3045, 3046, 3047, 3756, 3799, 3808, 3809, 3810, 3829, 3834, 3853.
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presentations on a CD-ROM and/or USB drive, because other media may not be accessible by every
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presenters as much as possible.
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possible. Multimedia and other materials from the Internet can usually be
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wrong with the wi-fi connection in your room.
1. Click on the Office Button (2007) or File tab (2010).
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Microsoft PowerPoint 97-2003 presentation. While some laptops at the conference
may have PowerPoint 2007 or 2010, some might not. Our goal is compatibility, no matter
what version of Windows or PowerPoint is on the laptops. If you are using a
version of PowerPoint prior to 2007, simply save your document to a flash drive
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* Personal Statement Writing (Friday, 9/20,
2:00-4:00 p.m.)
The workshop presenter, Michael Heppler,
[see bio/photo] has extensive experience with graduate school
admissions. Heppler is a former Assistant Director of Student Academic Services in
the Graduate School at Oklahoma State University.
We are limited to 10 poster presentations. Space is available on a first-come,
first-serve basis. Easels will be provided.
MKN has established two $500 scholarships for Heartland
Conference presenters. Beginning with the 2002 conference, any student who
has presented research and who is, at the time of the Heartland Conference,
enrolled in a graduate program is eligible to apply for the scholarships.
Proof of having presented and graduate enrollment and must be submitted before
the conference. Presenters at this year's conference will be eligible for a
future scholarship.
Participants in this workshop will engage in activities designed to help develop
and refine their personal statements. The focus will be on helping participants
present themselves positively, effectively, and accurately to the faculty
assessing their graduate applications. The workshop will be particularly
valuable for participants who will be applying to graduate programs this Fall.
Participants will have the opportunity to receive individual feedback on their personal statements. Participants who have drafts of their essays are
encouraged to bring them to the conference.
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FRIDAY EVENING: Dr. John Augusto, Ph.D. [see full bio/photo]
SATURDAY BANQUET, KEYNOTE SPEAKER: Dr.
Henry Jackson, Ph.D. [see full bio/photo]
SUNDAY BREAKFAST SPEAKER: To Be Announced
[see photo/full bio]
SCHEDULE OF EVENTS (subject to change)
[table of contents]
Friday, September 20, 2013
Saturday, September 21, 2013
Sunday, September 22, 2013 * Downtown Kansas
City's Power
and Light District --
John Augusto has spent over 20 years in higher education
thinking about why students go to graduate school. He has conducted research for
national organizations, given numerous talks to various student organizations
and met with hundreds of students on this one question: why do students go to
graduate school? John will share his insight on this subject and provide
students with a behind the scenes look at the world of graduate admissions.
Henry Jackson is an Assistant Professor of Criminal
Justice and Criminology at Metropolitan State University of Denver. Dr. Jackson
graduated from Kansas State University with a Ph.D. in Sociology in 2009, the
University of Kansas with an M.P.A in 2002, and Wichita State University with a
B.S. in Criminal Justice in 2000. Dr. Jackson's research interests explore the
relationship between race, class, and punishment as well as racial profiling.
12:00pm - 4:00pm
Registration 2:00pm - 4:00pm
Personal Statement Writing 5:00pm - 6:30pm
Welcome, Introductions, & Dinner
Opening Speaker: Dr. John Augusto 7:00pm -
Graduate Recruitment Fair
Speaker on Financing Graduate School
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Breakfast 9:00am - 9:30am
Poster Presentations 9:30am - 11:40pm
Oral Research Presentations 11:45am - 12:45pm
Lunch (w/ trivia contest) 1:00pm - 3:10pm
Oral Research Presentations 7:00pm
Banquet and Keynote Speaker: T.B.A. After Speaker...
Entertainment on your own (see
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Breakfast / Final Program 10:30am
Awarding of two $500 Heartland McNair Scholarships 11:00am
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Kemper Museum of Contemporary Art
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Beachfont apartment in one of the most beautiful parts of the island on the north eastern shore, between San Juan and the attractions of the east coast.
The location of the apartment is excellent, being in one of the most beautiful parts of the island – the picturesque north east corridor. You are between San Juan and the attractions of the east coast. The east cost is stunningly beautiful, and you are within 20 to 25 minutes to the El Yunque Rain Forest, the famous Luquillo beach (don't forget to visit the kioskitos), many prestigious Golf Courses, take a ferry to Vieques and Culebra islands (one of the most beautiful beaches in the world), Las Cabezas de San Juan, Horse Rides in Hacienda Carabali or take a catamaran and go snorkeling and just 20 min from the airport.
You will also find some of the most famous resorts in the north east corridor, including the Westin Rio Mar Resort and Golf Course, Wyndham El Conquistador and Sol Melia Resort.
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Community facilities include swimming pool, kid's playground, 2 parking and security gate. Spacious living & dinning room, huge terrace to relax or entertain facing the pool. kitchen equipped with stainless steel stove, refrigerator and microwave, plus washer and dryer in the laundry room. All bedrooms and the living area are equipped with air conditioning. Visit us, you will love it It's Enchanting.


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A short week for NWSL's Canadians, as only seven of the 18 made it onto the field -- Waking the Red recaps some of their exploits.
The NWSL opens this weekend, and we've got our eyes on the 18 Canadians who will ply their trade in the league. We preview all of this weekend's matches for their Canadian content.
Only two Canadians were signed as free agents during the NWSL signing period: Tiffany Cameron for Seattle and Candace Chapman for Washington. Why so few? We tell you more.
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Alumni and friends will perform at Morningside College during the Labor Day Choral Reunion concert at 3 p.m. Sunday, Sept. 4, in Eppley Auditorium, 3625 Garretson Ave.
The public is invited to this free concert.
Alumni and friends who registered to perform in the concert will be rehearsing throughout the weekend, beginning Friday evening, Sept. 2, and concluding with the Sunday concert. They will rehearse with Dr. Michael Krueger, who was director of choral activities at Morningside College from 1996 to 2003, and Tim Watson, who is the current director of choral activities at Morningside.
During the concert, the reunion group will perform songs such as "Gloria" from "Missa Kenya" by Paul Basler; "In Remembrance" by Eleanor Daley; and "All That I Am" by William Grant Still. The student-led barbershop quartet, "The Portly Gentlemen," will perform at intermission.


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PART II – THERE ARE NUMEROUS WAYS to celebrate Farm Week throughout the countryside. Please Don't Quote Me focuses on the magazine Farm Journal last week, telling about how influential the periodical has been over the hundred thirty-five years it's been published and how it reflects what was going on in agriculture all that time.
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A big thank you to the communities of Lanark, Shannon, Lake Carroll and Pearl City for supporting EPC football this season. The homecoming activities were great. The parade, floats, window decorations … everything was great! Everyone works so hard, players and cheerleaders and band and many others.
The booster clubs provide great food and help us with monies for things we need. So join us in the post-season. We look to our fans for support to cheer us on!
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A well-organized, well-funded coalition has formed in Illinois. It includes many of the key players who helped Quinn land the governorship in 2010 and pass the largest tax hike in state history in 2011.
Their mission: fund big government on the backs of taxpayers and continue to consolidate power among government unions and their chosen leadership in Springfield.
Rather than enacting desperately needed spending reforms, lawmakers are working in conjunction with Big Labor and union-funded organizations to promote a progressive income tax. They want to make the "temporary" income tax hike permanent and tax certain individuals at ever-higher marginal rates.
Their plan is neatly wrapped in typical euphemisms such as "fairness" and "modernization."
Nothing could be further from the truth. For government to take more of a dollar just because another dollar is earned is unfair, predatory and punitive. (For more on this subject, see John Tillman's op-ed at Forbes.com)
Anyone following the current narrative can see how this will play out. Unions have bullied state and local governments into meeting demands for higher wages and benefits. They are dependent upon more taxpayer dollars to feed the system. Those who resist are called "union busters" and political pain is inflicted.
It's clear that the progressive tax hike parade is forming. Those with power are asking people to fall in line, to take even more from Illinois families and businesses.
But we know that a progressive tax hike would increase rates for 85 percent of filers, destroying tens of thousands of jobs and reducing economic output by the billions.
Our team continues to sound the alarm. Folks on the other side don't like it, and they've stolen a page from Alinsky's Rules for Radicals ("ridicule is man's most potent weapon") and labeled our messaging "the new McCarthyism."
The stakes are high. The pressure is building.
As we move closer to this fight, the attacks will only increase. But with your help, we can counter their narrative and prevent Illinois from becoming Detroit.
I'd like to personally ask you to do the following before the week is out:
Arm yourself with the facts.
Write a letter to your local newspaper.
Ask the candidates in your area how they'd vote on the issue. State legislators running for office right now will decide if a progressive tax amendment goes on the 2014 ballot. Get them on the record now.
Share this Facebook post and warn your families and friends about the next tax grab.
Will you join our movement? The one that honors hard work and individual responsibility? That understands taxpayers are tapped out and deserve to be treated better?
Thank you, Kristina Rasmussen Executive Vice President Illinois Policy Institute
Last week, I met with a number of farmers at our "Farmers for Bobby" coalition launch at are some of the hardest working people out there, and I've worked tirelessly to represent them well in my first term.
I was honored to receive the "Friend of Agriculture" award from the Illinois Farm Bureau for that work, and I will continue to make agriculture a priority going forward.
The 17th District of Illinois truly is an agricultural powerhouse, and I'm grateful for the opportunity to work with farmers and be their voice in Washington.
This Congress has produced bipartisan victories for the farming community -- repealing the onerous 1099 tax reporting requirement that would have imposed a paperwork nightmare on farmers, beating back bureaucratic overreach, passing a multi-year transportation bill that includes important Hours of Service exemptions for farm input suppliers, and enacting Free Trade Agreements to level the playing field and promote new export opportunities for corn, soybean, beef and pork producers.
Agriculture has been a bright spot in this struggling economy and farm exports support more than one million jobs for men and women in this country. When it comes to crafting a farm bill, we owe it to producers to be specific and get the policy right.
I fought to be named to the House Agriculture Committee so I could help shape agricultural policy for the next five years. We brought one of the few House Agriculture Committee field hearings to Galesburg so that members from both sides of the aisle could listen directly to our area's farmers.
Agriculture has been a bright spot in this struggling economy so when it comes to crafting a farm bill, we owe it to producers to be very specific.
In Galesburg and at the remaining field hearings throughout the country, farmers reiterated that they value certainty.
They just want to know what cards are on the table so they can make decisions and get to what they do best -- cultivating a crop to help feed and fuel America.
Farmers from around Illinois' 17th District have told me how vital a risk management tool crop insurance is for their operations, and I listened. While crop insurance was cut by $12 billion back in 2008 and 2009, I concluded that we must not harm this vital program.
The bipartisan farm bill proposal I supported in the Ag Committee contains a revenue program that producers can utilize as part of their business model. Our proposal reflects my support for critical conservation programs such as the Environmental Quality Incentives Program and the Conservation Reserve Program that focuses on the most environmentally sensitive land. We also should prioritize beginning farmers, so they will have an easier time getting their operations off the ground.
Finally, we also need to make common-sense reforms and find savings by eliminating direct payments and closing loopholes and abuse within the food stamp program that accounts for 80 percent of farm bill spending.
We need a farm bill now. I have led efforts to get this legislation considered in the House, including a bipartisan letter signed by 79 members of Congress asking for the farm bill to be put up for a vote. This is well short of the 218 votes needed to pass the farm bill, but I remain optimistic and committed to educating other members on the farm bill's importance.
I voted against adjourning the House because Congress should be in Washington finishing up a five-year farm bill. I am working across the aisle to continue to promote these efforts, and am confident we will get the job done for farmers.
Only three more weeks at this writing until the greatest opportunity offered anywhere in the world. Yes many countries offer the ballot box, but nowhere as free and open as in America.
The attack ads from both sides, for all levels of government, grow in intensity and nastiness. Why would any sane person vote for either candidate if they are in fact that evil? We all know they are not and I shudder when someone tells me, and many do, that they aren't going to vote for the very reasons I've stated. (Do go to the polls, inform yourself and take advantage of this amazing privilege.)
One word that is used often this election cycle that, in my opinion, is reaching a new low is LIE. "He lies" – "she lied". Webster defines the word as "to make a statement that one knows is false, especially with intent to deceive". Way too many liberties are being taken with that word making its true meaning diluted and the word "liar" even more acceptable. It is a hateful word and should be avoided. Few will take my advice this close to November 6.
Not having an opponent and this being my last run as a State Representative, I can speak quite objectively about that word. Disagreeing with one's opinion does not make one a liar.
This is the time each election cycle that endorsements are given or not to candidates and incumbents. Yesterday I learned that I had been downgraded by a prominent organization that has always given me the highest endorsement. Of course I inquired – the response "in one of your newspaper columns you lied about us". I was so dumbfounded I could not respond. Going back to the article, there it was, I had taken issue with them, therefore I "lied". Perhaps it helps explain why when President Obama was an Illinois State Senator he voted "present"129 times.
On a brighter note, a prominent Galena citizen from the Civil War Era is being honored with a ribbon cutting at his restored home on October 26, 2012 at 3:00 P.M. in Galena. Elihu Washburne, who has more to do with Ulysses S. Grant becoming the Commanding Officer of all U.S. Forces at that time and ultimately becoming President of the United States than any other single person, will be honored as the man of the hour.
Mr. Washburne served as a U.S. Congressman, Secretary of State, and ultimately U.S. Minister to France.
Director of all Illinois Historic Sights, Amy Martin, will join Galena Director Terry Miller and hopefully Mr. Washburne's great great grandson Ray Washburne for this momentous event. Senator Bivins will join us as well.
The home has so much significance, to include being the location of where Ulysses S. Grant received a teletype at 1:30 A.M. on November 4, 1866 that he was elected the 18th President of the United States. It's one more reason to visit Galena and tour the Home which is lead by a dedicated group of ladies belonging to the International Order of Questers, Galena Belles, Chapter 1304. These ladies also get much of the credit for the home's restoration.
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Starting Pitchers: Carpenter (Cardinals) vs. Jackson (Nationals)
Date/Time: October 10th, 1:07 P.M. EST
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Moneyline: Cardinals +100 Nationals -110
Total: 7.5
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Someone will be taking a 2-1 series lead into the fourth game of the NLDS on Wednesday afternoon, and the two teams that will be duking it out in Game 3 for MLB betting fans will be the Washington Nationals and the St. Louis Cardinals.
The Cards can't really feel good about their prospects of taking two out of three here in DC, but at least they struck most recently when they put up a whopping 12 run in a romp of the Nationals two nights ago. The bullpen has been overworked thanks to the fact that Adam Wainwright only lasted 5.2 innings in Game 1 and Jamie Garcia was only good for two frames before getting injured in Game 2. That heaps a ton of pressure on Chris Carpenter off of this off day on Wednesday. Carpenter is a risky start in this one, as he went 0-2 in just three starts this year, and he led the team to defeat in all three games. The splits for Carpenter were just fine, as he had a 1.12 WHIP and a 3.71 ERA. The problem? He only got a total of five runs of help from his teammates in his three starts. Carpenter was a dominating pitcher for years for the Redbirds, but arm troubles cost him the mass majority of this season. Can he be ready for a run here in the playoffs? St. Louis had better hope so.
There aren't going to be many nights in which the Nationals don't have the better pitcher in the playoffs, but this third pitching spot is the one that really has them troubled. Manager Davey Johnson would have Jordan Zimmerman in this spot if he had Stephen Strasburg at the top of the rotation, but he doesn't, and as a result, he is left with Edwin Jackson. Jackson definitely didn't have a poor year for Washington at all, and he is a man that has been all around and pitched in basically every situation there is to pitch in. He went 10-11 this year in 31 starts, but he had a 4.03 ERA and a 1.22 WHIP, respectable numbers for a man that was brought to Washington to be a back of the rotation starter. The issue that Jackson has? The last time he faced the Cards was just two starts ago, and he lasted 1.1 innings, issued six hits, four walks, and nine runs, eight of which were earned.
Many are looking at that last start for Jackson and just assume that he is going to get clobbered again. We just don't see it that way, though. Remember that this is the first home game for the Nationals in the playoffs in decades and decades, and the fans are really going to be the 10th man out there for the home team. Go with the hosts at a great price to win a gritty game. Washington 3 – St. Louis 1
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