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Malaria affects approximately half of the world's population but the majority of deaths are concentrated among children under five in sub-Saharan Africa. PSI supports efforts to increase access to effective malaria prevention and treatment interventions, and works closely with ministries of health, primarily in Africa and Asia, to scale up proven interventions and sustain coverage over time. These interventions include: delivery of long-lasting insecticide treated nets (LLINs), long-lasting insecticide retreatment tablets, artemisinin-based combination therapies (ACTs), rapid diagnostic tests (RDTs), strategic behavior change communications and applied operational research. PSI uses multiple channels to deliver these interventions, including the public and private sectors and community case management strategies. PSI works in 32 malaria endemic countries, including 24 in Sub Saharan Africa. To date, PSI has delivered more than 150 million insecticide treated mosquito nets and more than 35 million malaria treatments. In 2011 alone, PSI delivered 43 million nets, representing roughly half of all nets delivered in Africa last year.
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As a result of the organization's technical and operational capacity, PSI is acknowledged as a key implementing agency of the Roll Back Malaria (RBM) Partnership. PSI is an active member of the NGO delegation to the RBM Board and is a member of eight RBM technical working groups.
PSI is a global leader in the delivery of long-lasting insecticide treated nets (LLINs), and supports ministries of health in more than 30 countries throughout Africa and Asia to achieve and sustain LLIN coverage. In 2011, PSI was involved in the delivery of about half of all the nets that were distributed in sub-Saharan Africa that year. To reach universal coverage, PSI distributes nets both for free and at highly subsidized prices through mass campaigns, routine health facility-based distributions, community health workers, and the private sector. Of the 150 million nets distributed since 1995, 52 percent were distributed via continuous distribution channels, such as antenatal care clinics and private sector retailers and 48 percent were distributed via mass distribution campaigns. Recent experience has shown that mass campaigns, while effective at scaling up coverage rapidly and equitably, must be complemented by strong continuous distribution systems that make LLINs available between campaign years in order to maintain coverage. In 2010, 95 percent of the LLINs that PSI distributed were given away for free.
PSI delivers artemisin-based combination therapy (ACT) drugs in conjunction with tailored health communication campaigns to ensure that those suffering from malaria have prompt access to effective treatment within 24 hours of the onset of symptoms. PSI distributes ACTs primarily through private sector and community channels to providers who are accessible to and trusted by caregivers. PSI works with local partners to train community health workers and medical providers on health promotion and malaria case management, in line with the integrated management of childhood illness (IMCI) protocol. PSI delivers ACT treatments in 13 high-burden countries including Nigeria, Tanzania and South Sudan. PSI also provides rapid diagnostic tests (RDTs) to facilitate correct diagnosis of malaria for children under five. RDTs allow trained health providers to better determine the cause of a child's fever as malaria and provide the proper treatment. PSI distributes RDTs in Cambodia, Madagascar, Myanmar, Nigeria, and Uganda.
PSI leads the ACTwatch research project, a partnership funded by the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation and the Global Fund which monitors anti-malarial markets in nine countries. The purpose of the ACTwatch project is to measure the impact of multiple interventions, including the AMFm in relevant countries, on the availability, affordability and use of ACTs in malaria endemic countries. It has also brought to light important data about the availability of largely ineffective monotherapies such as chloroquine and resistance-threatening oral artemisinin monotherapy in Africa and Asia. The ACTwatch research is crucial to better understanding how people access antimalarials, which treatments they receive, and the systems that supply them.
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Integrated Community Case Management (iCCM) is an ICM strategy to prevent child deaths in settings where access to facility based care is limited. PSI works with Ministries of Health to develop iCCM programs that involve clinical diagnosis and treatment provided by trained and supervised community health workers who promote timely treatment seeking, encourage appropriate home care, and facilitate referrals to facilities. In addition to improving access to care, PSI's iCCM interventions focus on preventing child deaths by increasing quality of and demand for iCCM services. Children with danger signs are referred to health facilities. iCCM may include the treatment of malaria (with ACTs), pneumonia (with antibiotics) and diarrhea (with ORS and zinc). When CHWs diagnose uncomplicated malaria, pneumonia or diarrheal disease, treatment is provided free of charge. An iCCM intervention typically includes training and supervision of CHWs, appropriate treatment, and behavior change communications targeting mothers and caregivers. PSI implements iCCM programs in Malawi, Mali, DRC, South Sudan, Madagascar, and Cameroon, with funding support from CIDA, Global Fund, and other donors.
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Jan 24, 2013 at 9:11 AM 30 Comments
We are just days into 2013 and we have some fantastic news to share with you. Race dates have been set for the 2013 $5 5k Series! We are so thankful to the over 2,000 runners and walkers that came out last year to make our first racing season so successful and we are super excited for what 2013 will bring.
You'll notice that we have a couple of new courses this year at Fernhill, Sellwood, and Laurelhurst Parks, as well as some favorites from last year at Lents, Gabriel, and Pier Parks. We tried to space the races equitably throughout our parks system as well as preserve the uniqueness that each course offers. Race dates include:
- May 19 – Fernhill Park
- June 9 – Lents Park
- July 14 – Gabriel Park
- August 11 – Laurelhurst Park
- September 22 – Sellwood Park
- October 20 – Pier Park
So, challenge your friends, family, or co-workers to finish a 5k race (or six!) with you this season and make 2013 your best year yet! Registration is now available, see our registration page for details.
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Secundino Torres
I would like to see a description of the course. Hilly, how hilly flat or how.
Lents is fairly flat with one small hill, Westmoreland is about the flattest course you will see on a 5k, Fernhill and Laurelhurst are right in the middle, Pier and Gabriel Park have more incline changes than the rest. Hope this helps! We'll get course maps and more thorough descriptions up on the website soon.
Patti Spreen
Attempting to register online, but I can't find the correct link on the Parks & Rec. site.
Could you please post the link?
Thank you!
Looking forward to these 5K's... A perfect way to experience the variety of Portland Parks!
Hi Patti,
I just made a modification to the registration page on our website. Please click the registration link at the top of the page. Each of the races now has a unique link that takes you to the registration site. If you need additional assistance in any way, please let me know and thanks for the feedback.
This looks like fun! I(re)started running last year after a long break and this looks to be just the thing to take me commitment to health to the next level. Can't wait, see you there!
Are walkers welcome?
Hi Judy!
Walkers are definitely welcome. These races are perfect for all ages and abilities. We just ask that walkers start toward the back of the starting pack.
Lea Lucero
Do kids need to register for the 1K fun run?
Are dogs (leashed) welcome to join me during the run?
Hi Lea,
Kids can register for the fun run (8 & under) using the following course numbers:
Fernhill - 401082
Lents - 401083
Gabriel - 401085
Laurelhurst - 401086
Westmoreland - 401087
Pier - 401100
Hi Heather,
Dogs are not allowed on the course at this time. Dogs on leashes are welcome to be in our vendor and activity areas.
Is it ok to sign up if we are not in district?
I was soooo excited when I saw that you guys do these 5k's for $5. That is awesome. We have young kids that we like to take on 5ks, and this is a great option for our family. We would love to take them once a month to do a 5k. My only concern is that the runs are all on Sunday. Is it possible to have any of the runs on a Saturday? We really want to be apart of these wonderful races!
I love that you are doing these 5k runs for $5. What a great idea. We love to take our young kids on 5k races. We really want to participate in these runs, but Sunday is not a great day for many people like us. Do you think you will do any runs on Sats in teh future? That would be so perfect. We really want to be apart of these fun races.
Kathryn Oeverman
I'm bummed that all are on Sundays. Wish for a few Saturday options for next year for those of us who attend church.
Hi Kathryn,
Thank you for your feedback. We will definitely take this into consideration when planning next year's races.
Fantastic concept for a running series. Having organized competitive 5ks before, I understand the challenges. Congratulations! Q: Are jogging strollers allowed?
Hi Howie,
Thank you for your support! We do allow jogging strollers on the courses.
See you out there!
Charles Loving
Could you comment on how the waitlist might work? I know that last year there were always some no-shows. I'm waitlisted for Fernhill, and I'm planning to go to the park early and see if a spot opens up. What do you think?
Hi Charles,
We have been extremely pleased with the enthusiasm and support that the racing community in Portland has shown us. It is very important to us that the race day experience is positive for all runners. With this in mind, we have chosen to keep the maximum number of registrants for each race at an appropriate level. We will allow 25 first-come, first-served day of race registrations only from individuals on the 5k race waitlist. Race day registrations will be closed at 8:45am or as soon as spaces are full.
Hope this helps!
Kiersten Huggett
Is this a timed or chip timed event?
I would like to sign up for the 5k race on October 20th. Is this still open for registration and can my family participate? We are from up north and I'm beginning the goal of running a race in every state...yours would be state #2!!! It would be 2 adults, one strollers, and two kids ages 9 and 5. Thank you!
Hi Stephanie,
All scheduled 5k races are currently full. You may sign up for the October 20th waitlist here:
Just click on the Pier Park 5k link and there will be a waitlist icon in the upper right hand corner. We have 25 day of race registrations available for people that are on the waitlist for the race.
Best of luck to you on your running goals!
Suzie C
I noticed this comment above but no answer as of yet- Is this a timed or chip timed event?
Hi Suzie,
Sorry for the oversight. The events are not chip timed, but is timed. You can find answers to many questions on our FAQ page at:
Hope this helps.
Back in January you said that course maps would be post on the website soon, where do I locate the Gabriel Park Course?
I was thrilled when I heard about the $5 5k races as our family of 6 have begun running together but race fees really add up when registering such a large family.
I was disappointed that all of the runs fall on Sundays. I would love to see next year's dates include dates other than Sunday.
Hi Roseanne,
You can find teh Gabriel Park course map here:
Hi Katherine,
Thank you for your feedback and we will take this into consideration when putting together the plan for next season.
Are the results of the past races posted anywhere?
Is there a link to any of the course maps of the upcoming runs?
Hi Jeff and Mary - We do have results for the races already held in 2013. And a map of all of our 2013 courses. Check out: http://www.5dollar5k.com
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This distinguished set brings together all of Hugo Wolf's so-called 'Mörike' Lieder, the first of the great songbooks on which the composer's reputation rests. Eduard Mörike was the author of poetic idylls and delightful fairytales, a bucolic, charmingly inadequate and ineffectual country clergyman at one with his surroundings, and a nature poet par excellence with an engaging sense of humour. His poems inspired Wolf to write some of his most popular, enduring, and endearing songs, though there are many in the collection which are not as well-known as they should be. Astoundingly, all 53 were written within a few months in 1888. Soprano Joan Rodgers was appointed a CBE by Her Majesty the Queen in the 2001 New Year's Honours list, and Stephan Genz was, of course, the recipient of a Gramophone Award for his Hyperion CD of Beethoven songs with Roger Vignoles. Together with Roger, our two singers bring these delectable songs to life as never before. |
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Eduard Mörike used to be regarded as a naive romantic, untouched by the events of his time, the epitome of Biedermeier, the author of poetic idylls and delightful fairy-tales, a bucolic, charmingly inadequate, ineffectual clergyman at one with his surroundings in Cleversulzbach, a nature poet par excellence with an engaging sense of humour. Gottfried Keller unwittingly encouraged this assessment when, on Mörike's death in 1875, he said that it was as if 'a fine June day had passed away'; and the sweet, bespectacled face that stares at us from many portraits has also been partially responsible for this distorted picture of one of Germany's greatest lyric poets. The naivety, the idylls and the humour of many Mörike poems are, in fact, a bastion erected by the poet agaianst those extreme emotions which threatened to overwhelm him throughout his life. The idyll protects him from the demonic; humour helps him cope with emotional turmoil; and the quest for moderation banishes or at least controls erotic undercurrents.
He was vulnerable to an unusual degree and from an early age. Born in 1804, the fourth child of a physician and a vicar's daughter, he was pampered by his mother and suffered painfully from family bereavements, especially the death in 1824 of his brother (see 'An eine Äolsharfe') and his favourite sister, Luise, three years later. Most unbalancing of all, he was seduced and jilted by Maria Meyer. Although poets down the ages have suffered obsessively and creatively from unrequited love—Musset's yearning for George Sand, Becquer's for Julia Espin, Heine's for his cousin Amalia and Yeats's for Maud Gonne spring to mind—Mörike's rejection by Maria Meyer was more traumatic than all of these. He met her when he was nineteen, in 1823. She was a Swiss girl of obscure origin, wildly beautiful, a member of the wandering sect of Julia von Krudener, and affected at times by a sort of religious fervour. When they met, she was working as a barmaid in Ludwigsburg, and Mörike was fascinated by her enigmatic personality. Fascination turned to infatuation and, when she jilted him, distraction. From this shattering experience he managed to distil the five Peregrina poems (Wolf set numbers 1 and 4), and there are no love poems in the German language that lurch more violently between ecstatic sensuality and tortured anguish. He now tried to avoid such destructive eruptions, as 'Gebet' and 'Verborgenheit' explain, but suggestions of unrequited love and infidelity surface intermittently throughout his poetry: 'Der Knabe und das Immlein', 'Ein Stündlein wohl vor Tag', 'Das verlassene Mägdlein', 'Im Frühling', 'Agnes', 'Der Gärtner', 'Zitronenfalter im April', 'Frage und Antwort', 'Lebe wohl', 'Lied vom Winde' and 'Lied eines Verliebten' all have unhappy love as a theme, often veiled with a protective layer of whimsy. In 'Das verlassene Mägdlein' he deliberately reverses the hurt, making the girl suffer, and elsewhere, as in 'Agnes' and 'Der Knabe und das Immlein', he externalises his grief by giving the impression that he is speaking only in the name of others. Despite this precarious balancing act, an erotic undertow is often present in his love poetry ('Nimmersatte Liebe', 'Begegnung', 'Erstes Liebeslied eines Mädchens'), and even when he indulges his predilection for idylls ('Gesang Weylas') and humour ('Storchenbotschaft', 'Der Jäger') implied sensuality is never far from the surface. Reading these poems it is easy to forget that Mörike was a priest, and it was indeed a profession for which he had no liking and little aptitude. He eked out a living and wandered from one poorly-paid post to another—the very names are redolent of provincial backwaters; Möhringen, Köngen, Pflummern, Plattenhardt, Owen, Eltingen, Ochsenwang, Weilheim and Ötlingen. He carried out his duties unenthusiastically and with no sense of vocation, and it was not until 1834, when he was the oldest curate in Württemberg, that he was given his own parish at Cleversulzbach, where he was vicar until 1843. He disliked all forms of work that required regular application and was notorious for his laziness and hypochondria. He hated writing sermons and had no ambition to make a career in the Church—a cause, incidentally, for the failure in 1833 of his relationship with Luise Rau, the clergyman's daughter to whom he had become engaged in 1829. Though the Church gave him little satisfaction, he composed a number of religious poems that are among the most beautiful in the German language: 'Auf eine Christblume I and II', 'Auf ein altes Bild', 'Schlafendes Jesuskind' (a meditation on a painting by Francesco Albani), 'Karwoche', 'Zum neuen Jahr', 'Neue Liebe' and 'Wo find ich Trost?'. Unsuited for the Church, and living in an environment that was as petty as it was geographically remote, Mörike sought refuge in a world of dreams and visions. Though he never travelled far in the real world, he journeyed extensively in his imagination, and wrote, between 1828 and 1832, the romantic novel Maler Nolten, which contained the verse play Der letzte König von Orplid, that had originally been conceived by Mörike and his friend Ludwig Bauer when they were boys at school in Urach. Orplid was the name of a fantastic island, protected by the goddess Weyla and populated not just by humans, but by elves ('Elfenlied'), cobolds and fairies. Its topography and history are outlined in the first part of the novel, and it was conceived to be in the Pacific, somewhere between New Zealand and South America. The novel, which owes much to Goethe's Wilhelm Meisters Lehrjahre, is little read today, but it contains some of Mörike's best-known poems, including parts of 'Der Feuerreiter', 'Gesang zu zweien in der Nacht' (not set by Wolf), 'Elfenlied', 'Das verlassene Mägdlein', 'Er ists', 'Im Frühling', 'Der Jäger', 'Agnes', 'An die Geliebte', 'Lied vom Winde', four 'Peregrina' poems and a stanza from 'Gebet'. Mörike led an uneventful life. After his mother's death in 1841 he relied increasingly on his sister Klara, who kept house for him. When his parishioners at Cleversulzbach expressed dissatisfaction with their vicar, he handed in his resignation and lived on the meagre pension with his sister, first at Schwäbisch Hall and then at Bad Mergentheim, where he met his future wife, Margarethe von Speeth. They married in 1851 and moved on to Stuttgart in the same year. While living there, he lectured on German literature to the girl pupils of the Katharinenstift, and continued to write poems and stories, including his masterpiece, Mozart auf der Reise nach Prag, that ends with the poem 'Denk es, o Seele!'. Margarethe bore him two daughters, but his domestic situation was never really happy. Klara lived with the married couple and was unwilling to relinquish her domestic duties—which explains Mörike's frequent remark in his diary: perturbatio domestica. He knew periods of happiness, however, and enjoyed friendships with Theodor Storm, Paul Heyse and Moritz von Schwind. He finally left his wife and lived a nomadic existence until his death in 1875. Richard Stokes © 1996 |


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CHICAGO (Sunday, Jan. 11, 2004) - You know him from his humorous, witty and always interesting piece on ussoccer.com, "The Valentin Chronicles," but now that he's out in Carson with the Under-20s, defender Julian "Jules" Valentin has decided to shake things up a bit. Jules is taking his talents to the interview chair, as he spoke with a number of players on the Men's National Team and put together a Valentin Chronicles Special Report: "Jules With the Big Boys." In his second interview Jules chatted up MNT defender Eddie Pope, who talked about everything from his little boy to staying in school to explaining Ben Olsen's "bathes in cabbage water" comment from Jules first interview.
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Thank you ladies and gents for joining me again. Working through technical difficulties – which was a laptop with a screen that didn't work – I still managed to put out the second issue of "Special Report: Jules With the Big Boys." Hopefully you enjoyed my last interview with Mr. Ben Olsen, along with the comments of his good buddy Chris Albright.
Today's interview is with a true big boy although he is long removed from boyhood. I sat down with the USA's long time white-collar centerback Eddie Pope. I have to admit that I was pretty nervous going into this conversation considering I have watched and idolized Eddie since I started playing this game back in my days of yore. However, once I walked into his room I was welcomed with a smile by a genuinely nice man. I'm glad that Eddie took the time to speak with me:
Jules: Have you ever read any of my articles on ussoccer.com?
Eddie Pope: Yes, you've got a nice little edge to the articles and it's pretty funny, so I think that's cool.
J: How long have you been in the national team program?
EP: I think since the end of '96 and that was with the full team. Then with the under-23s, probably '95 or '94.
J: With all of those years, what is your most memorable soccer moment? It can be national team, MLS, or anything.
EP: I think that the last World Cup was probably my most memorable. I think that beating Mexico was a big, big victory. So I'd say Mexico.
J: What do you enjoy doing off the field?
EP: Well I have a 2-year-old, which pretty much occupies all of my time. So him, my wife and I like to go to the playground or take him to eat ice cream. Just being a father.
J: What is your favorite food?
EP: Probably pasta.
J: What's it like playing for coach Arena?
EP: It's great. Bruce has always been a "player's coach." He listens to what the players have to say. I think that he has something special that most coaches don't have. I think that it involves the way he recognizes talent and the way he places it on the field and makes it all come together into a team. For some reason I think that Bruce is unbelievably talented at that.
J: What kind of music do you listen to?
EP: I listen to everything – jazz, hip-hop, Latin music, my wife is Argentinean. My son actually loves classical music. My son is like really hyper, but when he listens to classical music he kind of calms down so before he goes to bed we always play classical music.
J: I'm getting ready for college, going to Wake Forest. Having played at UNC, what can I expect from college soccer and school in the ACC? What can I look forward to or not look forward to?
EP: Are you really? I grew up in High Point, North Carolina. It's about 20 or 25 minutes away from Wake Forest. I think that college is great. A lot of guys skip it and maybe it's good for their careers, but I think that college is such a big part of your life. College soccer, I think, is still pretty competitive. I think you'll have a good coach in Jay (Vidovich), so that's important. Then I would say first semester go to all of your classes, until you figure out how to skip them. But finish school, even if it takes you four years, finish school.
J:What are your thoughts going into the Denmark game in a couple weeks?
EP: For us I think it's important to play some good teams. Obviously that's a good European team for us to play. It will be a difficult game for us and I guess in the past we haven't been too successful against teams in that region (Scandinavia) and I think that it will be a good challenge for us.
Word Association
J: Gatorade
EP: Thirsty
J: New Jersey
EP: New home
J: Denmark
EP: Tough
J: Coach Bruce Arena
EP: Funny
J: Amsterdam Arena
EP: Difficult
J: Ben Olsen
EP: Silly
J: Home Depot Center
EP: Beautiful
J: U.S. Soccer
EP: The future
J: Me
EP: Talented, in a lot of areas actually.
J: Before we end here, I interviewed Ben Olsen and in the word association I said your name. First he said, "perfect" and then he said, "bathes in cabbage water." Is that an inside joke that I don't want to know about?
EP: (After recovering from nearly a minute of intense laughter and finally able to respond) When you asked me about him I was going to say "a fool" but I didn't want to be like that. He's silly. He's way out there. Cabbage water, who thinks of that?
Well ladies and gentleman there it is. That is the real Eddie Pope. On the outside, being so big and strong, he may seem a bit intimidating. But once you get to know him he is far from that.
One feeling that I got from speaking with him for that short time was that he is a true professional, a sincere person. He loves the game and is grateful for his opportunities, never taking anything for granted. Eddie, good luck in whatever may come in your path.
Thank you for joining me for the second installment of "Special Report: Jules With the Big Boys" and make sure to join me for the last piece in my series of three. Trust me, you won't want to miss it!


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- Band Name: Vampire Weekend
- Record Label: XL
- Release Date: May 14, 2013
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Feb 22, 2014Modern Vampires of the City is Vampire Weekend's darkest album that might lack in that familiar ground that made Vampire Weekend, Vampire Weekend in the first place, but after a few plays and a few more times to adjust to Vamp's more experimental and dark ground, as it turns out, Modern Vampires of the City might just be a clean page for this phenomenal, endlessly surprising and creative band.
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Jan 4, 2014Bah, not bad, but still beeing the same than VW 2 previous records, is nothing to be impressed but is something really nice, sounds and feels great you feel tired.
Dec 5, 2013
Dec 2, 2013Absolutely fantastic, my personal favorite indie rock record this year, album of the year material. Screw it, one of the better records of the past decade. Lovin' it!
Nov 2, 2013
Oct 15, 2013Best Vampire Weekend album to date. Captures what has made them so memorable in the past. However, the album also incorporates new things that VW haven't touched upon in the past. Very rewarding listen.
Oct 7, 2013
Sep 27, 2013First listen, didnt really care, second listen, awesome! So catchy songs. I find myself whistling or singing along with all songs! Really awesome awesome! Favorites: Unbelievers, Diane Young, Hannah Hunt, Everlasting Arms, Finger Back.
Sep 17, 2013The best release in a summer that was packed with quality music and hype. Vampire Weekend gets better with each effort, and the drastic change in musical style while still maintaining an incredibly unique identity and sound and continuing to produce masterfully impresses.
Jul 29, 2013
Jul 28, 2013One of the best albums of 2013. I found myself listening to it over and over again. The lyrics are deep and meaningful and the songs range from hauntingly beautiful to fun and catchy. I wasn't a fan of Vampire Weekend before this album but Modern Vampires of the City has made me a believer. Do yourself a favor and listen to this fantastic album!
Jul 23, 2013Vampire Weekend crafts another lyrically stunning album, delivering a wide variety of dynamic and spontaneous songs. The band strikes a near perfect balance in making catchy, yet still meaningful songs. Do yourself a favour and listen to this album, you will not be disappointed.
Jul 20, 2013This is one of the best albums of the Year!! Lyrically haunting, emotionally deep and superb in every other aspects. Do yourself a favor, and listen to this, your ears will thank you!
Jul 12, 2013
Jul 10, 2013I got so excited for this album to come out! I've listened to it almost 4 times since release! I think this could be their best album overall! Best tracks in my opinion: Unbelievers, Diane Young, Ya Hey
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Jun 14, 2013I loved this band's first two albums, too bad they changed up their style here and ditched the funky afrobeats and synths. Some good tracks on here, but overall this album just isn't as fun as I'd hoped after hearing two pretty strong singles in Diane Young and Step. Maybe it'll grow on me!
Jun 13, 2013
Jun 2, 2013One of two best release of this May release. Vampire Weekend shed their Afrobeat signature and replace it with something totally different. If you really into Contra and their debut album, it might take some spin to swallow it through. Highlight tracks: Step, Diane Young, Worship You
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May 25, 2013A fantastic record from start to finish. Modern Vampires is a solid, confident and intelligent album from a band that finally is starting to show some maturity and breadth. Their best effort to date.
May 22, 2013Before Modern Vampires, these guys were a guilty pleasure. Fun and catchy as hell, but phony and often shallow. All that's gone now. What we get is essential, beautiful and adventurous indie pop, sophisticated songwriting and emotional lyrics. Can't get enough of it.
May 20, 2013The production is top notch, that's for sure. Yet, their sound doesn't really go anywhere. By all accounts, it's another Vampire Weekend album, which are generally good, but leave something more substantial to be desired.
May 20, 2013What an amazing album, an engrossing 3rd chapter that makes for an enjoyable listen along with the past two albums. It's a concrete step forward for Vampire Weekend that has already managed to get me excited for whatever the band is gonna do next! but thankfully I have 3 incredible albums to listen to while I wait.
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May 15, 2013amazing record, really more quiet sound but vampire weekend pull it off, the lyrical content is really deep and metaphorical on this record really more grown up sound overall, the records sounds pretty perfect to me
May 15, 2013
May 14, 2013A brilliantly thought out and meticulously detailed and executed album. From beginning to end, Vampire Weekend never cease to impress with perfectly crafted songs, taking you through a calming yet exhilarating album; definitely their best effort.
May 14, 2013Their best work yet.
If "Vampire Weekend" was their freshman year, and "Contra" a sophomore effort, "Modern Vampires of the City" is an upperclassman affair. Punctuated by both pop-centric tunes and deep cuts, the album is nearly faultless in its diversity.
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May 14, 2013Awesome effort by VW. They manage to keep things fresh, while still maintaining their charm. Album highlights include: Obvious Bicycle, Diane Young, and Ya hey.
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May 14, 2013Modern Vampires Of The City is Vampire Weekend's evolution in sound yet again, providing a more chilled, eerie vibe than their past two albums. While die-hard fans of Contra and the debut may find it harder to get into, it's destined to grow on you after spinning it a few times.
May 14, 2013This is one of the most beautiful album of 2013. Unique and really interesting lyrics with a beautiful rhythms. These rhythms are really catch the human's soul and don't release until song is ending. Unquestioningly that's a catchy album. Love it.
Oct 4, 2013If Modern Vampires of the City makes one thing clear, it's that Vampire Weekend's just getting started here.
Jun 7, 2013Overall, Modern Vampires of The City sounds fantastic, but not overproduced.
Jun 4, 2013While MVOTC doesn't represent a seismic leap from their earlier material, the general feeling is of a much more considered collection, with greater emphasis on song craft.


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March 24, 2010 by Debbie Block · 1 Comment
This recipe is great for company because all the hard stuff gets done ahead of time and the broiling part only takes a few minutes. There is a great place to get Gulf of Mexico Tiger Shrimp in Port Isabel, Texas and they are a nice size to use for this recipe because these will be split butterfly fashion. Port Isabel Park Center can hook you up with these delightful morsels. By the way, this is a great place to camp, too especially if you love to fish. Take a look at this park or search for an RV park for your visit, at Woodall's.
Marinade ingredients for 1 lb of shrimp
¼ tsp each, paprika, thyme and turmeric
1 TBSP Extra Virgin olive oil
1 clove fresh garlic, minced
¼ cup white wine
¼ cup grapefruit juice
Pour the marinade onto the butterfly shrimp reserving about ¼ cup for sauce. Let the shrimp marinade for about two hours. You can let it go longer if you need to have this made ahead a little for company. Just before broiling, brush a little more marinade on the shrimp. In the video, that was my last grapefruit off of my sister in law's tree in Tucson, AZ. Boy, I'm glad we're in South Texas where we can get more!
For the sauce, add to the reserved marinade:
1 TBSP butter
1 TBSP Brandy
Heat the sauce to melt the butter and blend the flavors and serve with the broiled shrimp for dipping.
Broil the shrimp about 4 inches under the broiler for 2 to 4 minutes. The tails will start to curl up when they are ready. This is nice to serve with rice pilaf and broccoli. After making shrimp this way, you'll never want to fry them again! Happy Cooking!
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After a wonderful Apple Day overlooking the orchard at Sea Cider, smelling and tasting all things apple, including some delicious apple pies, I was inspired to whip up something else apple! I picked up some Okanagan Gala Apples from Rootcellar on my way home Wednesday and used up the rest of my pecan stash at home, along with Island Wheat Flour and Bran I already had stocked in my pantry.
Ingredients (24 muffins)
3 cups flour
1 cup bran
1 tsp baking soda
1 tbsp baking powder
1 tsp salt
1 tbsp cinnamon
1 tsp nutmeg
4 eggs
1 tsp vanilla
1 cup oil
1 cup milk (or almond/soy milk)
1 1/2 cups brown sugar
3 medium apples
1/2-1 cup pecans; reserve 24 nice looking ones for the tops!
Make It
- Preheat oven to 400 (convection bake)
- In a "Dry Bowl" mix 3 cups flour and 1 cup bran
- Add 1 tsp baking soda, 1 tbsp baking powder, 1 tsp salt, 1 tbsp cinnamon, 1 tsp nutmeg and whisk thoroughly
- In a ziplock bag, smash 1/2 cup pecans with a big spoon; add to Dry Bowl
- In a "Wet Bowl," whisk 4 eggs, add in 1 tsp vanilla, 1 cup oil, 1 cup milk (or almond/soy milk) and 1 1/2 cups brown sugar
- Peel, core and chop 3 medium sized apples into small dime-size pieces; mix into Wet Bowl
- Pour wet mix into dry mix and stir thoroughly; this is a less-liquidy muffin mix!
- Divide into 24 lined or greased muffin tins
- Press a full pecan into the top of each muffin
- Bake for 20-25 minutes at 400
- Allow to cool for 5-10 minutes
Variations: You may also choose to blend half of the apple in a blender and mix into your wet mix before adding the apple chunks, or you may choose to more finely chop your apples.


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Late Thursday night, UNO was looking for the knockout punch against a pesky Western Illinois team that just wouldn't go away.
With just less than two minutes to go and the Mavericks up by three points, coach Chance Lindley called a set play for an Ericka House 3-pointer.
House doubled the lead, and the University of Nebraska at Omaha wasn't seriously challenged again while holding on to win.
"It's great to have a play called," Lindley said, "but if a kid doesn't finish the shot, it doesn't matter what play you have called."
House is usually a pretty dependable option.
The 5-foot-9 junior college transfer from Hot Springs, Ark., is fourth on the team in scoring at 9.3 points per game as the Mavs head into a big Summit League home game against IUPUI, scheduled for 1 p.m. Saturday at Sapp Fieldhouse.
She's second in the Summit League with an average of 2.1 made 3-pointers per game and shoots 35 percent (49 of 140) from long distance. She's tied for the eighth-most 3s in a single season in school history, and is on pace to finish in the top five.
Her 3-point accuracy has been even better in league games at 39.7 percent (23 of 58).
"If I could choose, I would take a 3-point shot over a layup any day," House said. "I love to shoot."
House came to UNO with her reputation as a 3-point shooter well-established.
She made a junior college national record 13 3s (on 22 attempts) while scoring 41 points as a freshman at Tyler (Texas) Junior College. She made at least two 3s in 26 of her 33 games for Tyler as a sophomore.
But once she chose to come to UNO, she found she needed to add another element to her game.
The Mavs play an unusual matchup zone defense that often relies on perimeter defenders covering large amounts of territory.
"You have to learn the defense first. Otherwise you won't play," House said. "It took until about the middle of the season to know where I was going and what I was doing. I'm used to playing man-to-man. But it's coming along."
Along with her improved defense, Lindley said, House is also making strides in other areas of her game.
He'd like to see her earn more trips to the foul line — she shot three free throws Thursday after earning four trips in the first 22 games of the season.
House had her UNO career high of 21 points Dec. 28 when she made seven 3s, one short of the school's single-game record, in the Mavs' Summit League debut victory against Missouri-Kansas City.
House typically provides instant offense while coming off the bench, though she averages nearly 25 minutes per game.
"If I play good defense," she said, "(Lindley) says I can shoot all I want."
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A National Landmark in Buffalo is about to undergo a major transformation. Friday, developers, along with state and city officials, announced the first phase of redevelopment of the Richardson Olmstead Complex is finally underway. YNN's Kevin Jolly was on hand for the announcement, and tells us what's in store for the historic facility.
BUFFALO, N.Y. — The Richardson Olmstead Complex was once a state hospital for the mentally ill. It's been dormant for nearly 40 years.
Now, a major transformation is underway.
Friday, Lieutenant Governor Bob Duffy, along with Buffalo Mayor Byron Brown, developers, and elected state officials announced Phase One of a $56.5 million project to turn the old hospital into a 90-room boutique hotel and event center.
"This is going to be a place of commerce, a place where two things happen; people come from afar. This is a magnet of people that will be coming here to see, to train, to learn, to teach, communicate and introduce new ideas and things throughout the state and region," said Dennis Murphy.
The hotel and events center will occupy about one-third of the 480,000 square foot building in the iconic towers building and two adjacent ward buildings.
The redevelopment, spearheaded by architecture firm Flynn Batagglia and New York based Deborah Berke Partners, is expected to create hundreds of jobs. "When this is done, it's going to end up 500 construction jobs that'll be created, 70 to 90 full time jobs. it is going to be a terrific infusion into Buffalo and its economy," said Duffy. The complex was emptied in 1974, except for the Administration building which was vacated in 1994. The renovation project is being funded with $37.4 million in state funds and $19 million in tax credits.
"There're new market tax credits in here, there's federal historic tax credit, there's state historic tax credit, but slow and steady wins the day in these types of development projects. The state money that was put in originally is going to be the catalyst to finish this project." The first phase of the project is expected to take about three years with completion tentatively scheduled for late 2015.
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I think it's crazy looking back at the students, even from the 80s and seeing how much different they were. Crazy to think that in 20 years or so the current students will be able to look back on that and laugh. Though I don't see any dudes wearing striped short shorts lately.
Yeah so that hit tape kicked *** and I'm only 21. That made me nostalgic for years when I wasn't even close to born yet.
Awesome! I loved it. I agree, would be good to have some kind of write up on who/when some of those plays happened. I knew some of them but not the older ones.
Best one yet.. Helps that it is one of my favorite songs! But makes me want to breed a whole family of cyclones, and come back every year till i kick the bucket. I wish i would have been a clone fan my whole life probably means a lot more for the people who have supported this team there entire life
To say that was an great tape would be an understatement. So Epic.
Boy, did that bring back a lot of memories. That was great! I had forgotten about the hats from the early 70's. I think we may still have my husband's hat packed away somewhere.
Troy Davis had some gigantic shoulder pads.
Also, that video was the ****. Can't wait for tomorrow, you guys.
Great Hit Tape!! One thing I know for sure is despite the ups and downs of being a cyclone fan, there is no fan base more loyal. We have a great group of kids on our football team and I have a good feeling about this game. They are more than deserving of a Homecoming win. Let's go support our family!!
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It passed the " make me feel tingly inside" test. Sad to see Knott knowing we may not see him again flying all over the field being a complete badass.
That was fantastic!
Far and away the best hit tape of the year. Loved the clip of Big Play Curvey taking it the distance.
AWESOME I do feel older seeing the Brent Curvey return, because I was in the student section at that time.
Wow that tape makes me feel old. But I loved it. Been going to ISU games since I was born and Dad was in vet school and now coach with a former ISU coach from the early 80s so I feel like I have got to know a lot of stories through him. Loved seeing some of the old film.
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