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Fourth-grade students at Venable Elementary School in Charlottesville showed off their engineering skills with several hands-on projects Friday. The classes wrapped up a week of science, technology, engineering, and math - or STEM - lessons developed by the University of Virginia.
Teams of students have spent five days working on activities based on different Engineering Teaching Kits. They got to choose from four units created to give them a fun look at what engineering is all about.
From testing rovers on the surface of Mars, to building bridges with sturdy design techniques, fourth-graders at Venable are tasked with completing different engineering assignments.
"They get to figure out what designs work best and which ones don't, and that's fundamental because engineering design is what we hope these students are learning," said Larry Richards, University of Virginia engineering professor.
The lesson plans are teaching kits created by the UVA School of Engineering.
"This is our first sample with fourth-grade students, and it's working very well. The students know a lot. They pick up the information quickly. They understand what's going on and they're all going to be great engineers," said Richards.
The projects are giving students like Kydriana Randolph and Lucy Armengol problem-solving tools for their future.
"You work together. You have to like work together and try to like plan stuff before you do it, so I like when you have to work together and not be mean. You have to split stuff up," said Randolph.
"Just programming it and trying and you never get it right on the first time, but then you learn from that and it's sort of really just fun," said Armengol.
There are currently 300 people around the country using these teaching kits in various ways at the elementary, middle, and high school levels. The project is supported by the Virginia Middle School Engineering Education Initiative.
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|Controversial 3rd quarter leads Wildcats over Ottoville Big Green
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KALIDA - Friday night, the Ottoville Big Green traveled to Kalida for their annual Putnam County League game with the Wildcats.
Over the years, this game has usually been crucial in who wins the league but this night, despite both teams struggling to find wins, the game still drew a great crowd from both schools.
The Wildcats used a strong second-half performance to claw their way back and defeat the Big Green 46-40.
The first quarter saw the Wildcats put the first two points on the board as junior Joe Gerdeman connected with a shot in the lane to give the home squad an early 2-0 lead. The Big Green stormed right back to take a 4-2 lead on a basket by sophomore Brandt Landin and two foul shots by junior Luke Schimmoeller. Wildcats' junior Adam Langhals drilled a deep three from the left side to give his squad back the lead 5-4 at the 4:05 mark. The Big Green rattled off the next seven points and held the Wildcats to only two more points in the quarter to take a lead 11-7 after one period of play.
In the second quarter, both teams struggled to add to their respective point totals as each tallied seven in the quarter. The Big Green was led by Schimmoeller with four and sophomore Austin Honigford with a 3-ball. The Wildcats tallied two points from starters: senior Cody Mathew and sophomore Devin Kortokrax; and received three points in total off the bench from Cole Miller and Randy Zeller. As both teams headed to the locker room, the Big Green maintained their 4-point margin, 18-14.
The third quarter was a very decisive and controversial quarter of play that found several key events occurring on the sideline of the Kalida bench. At the 4:30 mark, a Kalida assistant varsity coach was whistled for a technical foul for disputing a call — or no-call. Big Green senior Ryan Honigford stepped to the line and connected on both foul shots. After another 45 seconds had expired in the quarter, the referees once again warned the Kalida bench that the coaching staff was to stay seated. What happened next was the very controversial aspect of the quarter: Kalida head coach Dick Kortokrax not liking what he had heard, not only stood up but ventured past the scorer's table all the way down to in front of the Ottoville bench to discuss things with the official. Normally, after such a warning to the bench, the result is usually a second technical being assessed but the officials did not assess the Kalida bench with one and discussed things with Coach Kortokrax.
Ottoville head coach Todd Turnwald was amazed with what he witnessed: "I don't think in 35 years, I've never seen where an opposing coach can walk all the way across the floor, down to another guy's bench, and no technical be called, or nothing. The message given to me by the referee was that he had a question. Now there was already one technical on the bench, so the rules are that coaches remain seated the rest of the game and they were up numerous times and it should have been a technical every time they stood up. A coach can get up, walk all over the court and nothing — at that point it was totally out of our hands - anything went."
For the quarter, the Wildcats outscored the Big Green 8-2 and led by a score of 22-20 going into the fourth.
The fourth quarter saw the Wildcats continue to roll with the momentum they picked up in the third quarter and stretched their lead out to 28-22 at the 5:33 mark. The Wildcats' leading scorer, senior Austin Horstman, who was held scoreless in the first half, spearheaded the Wildcat comeback as he netted 16 points in the second half. The Wildcats sealed the victory from the charity stripe as they went 13-19 (68%) in the final stanza and came away with a comeback win.
Coach Turnwald was pleased with how hard his team fought through all the adversity this night: "Our kids fought; we missed some shots, especially in the second half, but we definitely battled. We held Horstman scoreless in the first half. He got a lot of foul shots in the fourth because we needed to foul and he stepped up and connected on them, but from the field we were able to hold him to only three made shots and I give our kids a lot of credit on the defense we threw at him tonight."
The Wildcats (5-10, 3-2 PCL) were led by Horstman's 16 points on the night. The Wildcats shot a very respectable 50 percent (12-24) from inside the arc; however, they were only 22 percent (2-9) beyond the arc and 67 percent (16-24) from the stripe. The Wildcats hauled down 17 boards and committed eight turnovers.
The Big Green (6-11, 1-3 PCL) were led by Schimmoeller with 13 points, followed closely by Landin with eight. The visitors shot 32 percent from the field by going 7-22 from inside the arc and 5-16 from 3-point land. The Big Green was an excellent 11-12 (92%) from the charity stripe. The Green only had 12 turnovers for the game and hauled down 22 boards.
The Big Green will next play Tuesday night as they host Fort Jennings.
The Wildcats will host Wayne Trace tonight starting with a 6:30 JV game.
The JV game went to the Wildcats 22-10.
Ottoville (40)
Derek Schimmoeller 0-2-0-6, Ryan Honigford 0-0-5-5, Luke Schimmoeller 3-1-4-13, Cory Fischer 0-0-0-0, Brandt Landin 4-0-0-8, Tyler Roby 0-1-0-3, Austin Honigford 0-1-2-5. Totals 7-5-11-40.
Kalida (46)
Cody Mathew 2-0-1-5, Adam Langhals 0-2-2-8, Devin Kortokrax 3-0-2-8, Joe Gerdeman 3-0-0-6, Austin Horstman 3-0-10-16, Randy Zeller 0-0-1-1, Cole Miller 1-0-0-2. Totals 12-2-16-46.
Score by Quarters:
Ottoville 11-7-2-20 — 40
Kalida 7-7-8-24 — 46
Ottoville (10)
Brendon Schnipke 0-0-2-2, Tyler Roby 0-0-0-0, Matthew Turnwald 1-0-0-2, Rudy Wenzlick 1-0-0-2, Dustin Trenkamp 2-0-0-4. Totals 4-0-2-10.
Kalida (22)
Austin Swift 1-0-1-3, Logan Roebke 0-1-0-3, Brent Hovest 1-0-2-4, Trevor Holtkamp 0-2-0-6, Luke Langhals 1-0-0-2, Grant Unverferth 0-0-2-2, Cole Miller 1-0-0-2. Totals 4-3-5-22.
Score by Quarters:
Ottoville 6-4 — 10
Kalida 10-12 — 22

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Relative to what he 'should' have done Marcus' actions are clearly wrong. That isn't in dispute. The point is why he believes his way is the best way for the Federation. He has his reasons for making his choice and his point of view. And which lines he's willing to cross in the pursuit of those views.
No one ever considers themselves 'evil' Every notorious figure in history considered his own actions justified. The point is NOT that Admiral Marcus feels justified, but to explain to the next generation of Admirals, Captains, and officers WHY it does not matter what he thought. That at the end of the day it is RIGHT to be prepared but WRONG to be the one to go looking for a fight. That there WAS a legitimate need to improve defenses but not a need to lie to the Government. "By their deeds ye shall know them." I don't think any more needs to be said about Admiral Marcus than that.
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Google I/O 2012 has come and gone, but the team over in Mountain View has some new goodies to share with those who couldn't make it out this year. The Android developers team has just posted a huge playlist of 28 videos known as the Android Sessions. Nearly all of these videos are a full hour long, so any Android developer wanting to catch up with all of the news from I/O should block off a lot of time on his or her calendar — and that's not even including the more consumer-focused keynote presentations. The videos touch on a wide variety of topics, including marketing, monetization, security, design, and game development. Sadly absent is any dedicated session on tablet development — with the Nexus 7 coming soon, we're hoping to see Android developers take a stronger interest in building apps for the larger screen. Nonetheless, it's quite a collection of information and you can view the entire playlist right here.


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Atkins, who was raised in Cordova, owns Madison-based Luna Bella. She specializes in handmade bows, headbands and other dress-up items.
Atkins said she enjoyed exploring crafts stores in Huntsville after her family relocated there when she was 17.
She soon began making jewelry and hair accessories for fun.
"I liked to make my friends pretty. I think wearing something in your hair or wearing a piece of jewelry to accentuate an outfit makes you feel nice," Atkins said.
Several years later, Atkins started participating in craft shows.
In 2008, she decided to turn her hobby into a full-time job. She left the dance-wear store where she was working so that she could stay home with her three children.
She said she never imagined when she asked for a crafts room in her new home three years ago that it would one day house a business.
"I think it was a nudge from God," Atkins said.
Luna Bella, which is Italian for "the moon is beautiful," has been more successful than Atkins anticipated.
The Internet, particularly Facebook, has helped Atkins achieve her five-year goals for the company in just two years.
Some product placement in gift bags that are given to celebrities after the birth of a child or another significant event also helped make Luna Bella pieces popular in Hollywood.
"I have a few well-known actresses who purchase from me and several professional athletes," Atkins said.
Atkins is now making more money than she did when she was working outside the home.
She fills hundreds of orders each month. Fans of her work live as far away as Central America, Russia, Australia and New Zealand.
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She is currently interested in vintage pieces, such as flowers that she makes from 1950s and '60s era clothing she buys in thrift stores.
She made a wedding veil for one bride using fabric from the wedding dress of the woman's great-grandmother.
Luna Bella's inventory includes headbands, bows and clips, tiny top hats, tutu dresses and skirts, baby shoes and necklaces as well as wedding and formal wear.
Her daughters, who are 12 and 8, heavily influence her work. As they get older, they are asking for more grown-up jewelry and accessories.
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Atkins cautions that running a profitable crafts business requires more effort than many people think.
She crafts all of her pieces herself, although she gets some help from her family with small tasks like cutting ribbon and fabric.
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On June 2, Lions RS-WR Stefan Logan turned 30. From a strictly scientific standpoint, Logan is considered young.
From a football-playing perspective, 30 is considered … well, not young, to be charitable. But Logan isn't concerned with that.
"Your 30s is your new 20s," Logan told PFW. "That's how I look at it."
The 5-6, 180-pound Logan believes his body is, relatively speaking, younger than 30, considering he simply doesn't have as much wear and tear as other players his age. After high school, Logan stepped away from football for five years, and he is only in his third NFL season.
It is possible the best is yet to come for Logan, one of only two NFL players (along with the Titans' Marc Mariani) to finish in the top five in punt- and kickoff-return average a season ago.
The same could be said for his team.
"We know what we're capable of and what's on the table for us (this) year," Logan said.
The Lions, who closed 2010 with four consecutive wins, claimed Logan off waivers from Pittsburgh before the start of the season, and the move paid off handsomely. Logan averaged 26.3 yards on 55 kickoff returns, highlighted by a 105-yard TD vs. St. Louis. He averaged 12.1 yards on 30 punt returns, with a long return of 71 yards vs. Washington.
In '09, his lone year with Pittsburgh, Logan broke the Steelers' team record for single-season kickoff-return yardage. However, as he tells it, he feared making mistakes — and the Steelers' reactions to miscues. In Pittsburgh, he said, "When I (made) a mistake, I'm looking over my shoulder, I'm looking over on the sideline."
When he went to Detroit, Logan was "a little more relaxed." Moreover, he meshed well with the Lions' special-teamers and the coaches.
"I trust the guys in front of me, and I know they're not going to leave me out to dry and get hit," Logan said.
Logan, who's listed as a wide receiver, said he's most comfortable as a running back. "I'm a wide receiver by trade. … I'm a running back by heart," he said. But he's up for anything for a Lions team that showed confidence in him last season — something he wants to continue in 2011.
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"At times we sought to dictate our terms. But I pledge to you that we seek an equal partnership. There is no senior partner and junior partner in our relations; there is simply engagement based on mutual respect and common interests and shared values," declared Obama on April 19, at the
Did that mean no more coups, military interventions, economic sanctions, political intimidation and all forms of coercion that defined much of the two hemispheres' relationship of many years? Certainly, Latin American leaders, or most of them, hoped so.
But then, the democratically elected President of Honduras, Manuel Zelaya was overthrown on June 28. It was a classic Latin American junta move. The popular leader was escorted in his pajamas and deported to another country. The coup leader, Roberto Micheletti lead a series of draconian measures, starting with the installation of a new government of allies and cronies – with the blessing of the local oligarchy – and ending with the declaration of emergency decree limiting civil liberties. After several attempts and many dramatic episodes, Zelaya returned to his country and was holed up in the Brazilian embassy, in
In some way, the coup in
Between Obama's anti-coup stance, and his own Department of State's anti-Zelaya rhetoric (and Republican giddiness over the prospects of their country's 'return' to Latin America), the US position lacks clarity, a dangerous notion at a time when Latin America expected a clear US divorce from the past, and "engagement based on mutual respect and common interests and shared values." President Obama may be sincere, but he must ensure that he acts upon his promises, not for
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Menopause Health Center
Hormone Replacement Therapy for Menopause
In the past, hormone replacement therapy (HRT) was widely recommended for the treatment of menopause and menopausal symptoms, as well as for the prevention of osteoporosis and heart disease. A large study known as the Women's Health Initiative (WHI) shed new light on how HRT is viewed.
What Is Hormone Replacement Therapy?
Hormone replacement therapy is used to supplement the body with either estrogen alone or estrogen and progesterone in combination during and after menopause. Estrogen and progesterone are hormones that are produced by a woman's ovaries. When the ovaries no longer produce adequate amounts of these hormones (as in menopause), HRT can be given to supplement the body with adequate levels of estrogen and progesterone.
Why Does the Body Need Estrogen and Progesterone?
Estrogen and progesterone together thicken the lining of the uterus, preparing it for the possible implantation of a fertilized egg. Estrogen also influences how the body uses calcium, an important mineral in the building of bones, and helps maintain healthy levels of cholesterol in the blood. Estrogen also keeps the vagina healthy.
As menopause nears, the ovaries reduce most of their production of these hormones. Lowered or fluctuating estrogen levels may cause menopause symptoms such as hot flashes, and medical conditions such as osteoporosis. Hormone therapy helps to replenish the estrogen, relieving some of the symptoms of menopause when they are moderate to severe. They are no longer recommended, however, to prevent chronic diseases.
Why Is Progesterone Taken?
Progesterone is used along with estrogen in women who still have their uterus. In these women, if taken without progesterone, estrogen increases the risk for cancer of the endometrium (the lining of the uterus). During a woman's reproductive years, endometrial cells are shed during menstruation. When the endometrium is no longer shed, estrogen can cause an overgrowth of cells in the uterus, a condition that can lead to cancer.
Progesterone reduces the risk of endometrial cancer by making the endometrium shed each month. As a result, women who take progesterone may have monthly bleeding. Monthly bleeding can be lessened and, in some cases, eliminated by taking progesterone and estrogen together continuously. Women who have had a hysterectomy (removal of the uterus through surgery) usually do not need to take progesterone.
What Are the Types of Hormone Replacement Therapy?
There are two main types of hormone replacement therapy:
- Estrogen Therapy: Estrogen is taken alone. Doctors most often prescribe a low dose of estrogen to be taken as a pill or patch every day. Estrogen may also be prescribed as a cream. You should take the lowest dose of estrogen needed to relieve menopause symptoms.
- Progesterone/Progestin-Estrogen Hormone Therapy: Also called combination therapy, this form of HRT combines doses of estrogen and progesterone (progestin is a synthetic form of progesterone). Estrogen and a lower dose of progesterone also may be given continuously to prevent the regular, monthly bleeding that can occur when combination HRT is used. The current recommendation is to take the lowest dose of hormone therapy for the shortest time possible. Like all prescription medications, HRT should be re-evaluated each year.
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Read and analyze the articles in the printed version of SkillsUSA Champions magazine. In class, share what you learned through a presentation or written report. Follow up with classroom discussion to enhance this lesson.
Name five companies represented by SkillsUSA's current board of directors. (Page 4)
Read the "Ask Tim" section, and, in your own words, answer the question: "How can SkillsUSA better serve you, the member?" (Page 5)
Who is on the Wheaties box and why? (Page 6)
List three highlights from the 2007 NLSC. (Page 8)
What do SkillsUSA and FBLA have in common? (Page 9)
What is Chance up to? (Pages 11-13)
What is happening in Japan? What career areas are participating in this event? (Page 13)
What type of difference has the current advisor of the year made in the lives of her students and in her community? Write about how your advisor has made a difference in your life. (Pages 15-17)
Review the "Best in the Nation" article and then write your plan of action on how you will compete at the nationals level in 2008. Also, list what area you will compete in. (Pages 18-22)
After reading the "Toolbox" section, list one community service activity mentioned and who performed it. (Page 23-25)
How do you get recognized in Champions magazine (list the address)?
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Randy Jackson, Jennifer Lopez, and Steven Tyler were all in shock after hearing one of the most outstanding duets ever performed live on the American Idol set. Elise Testone, a singer from South Carolina, and Phillip Phillips, a musical genius from Georgia, knocked out a classic rock tune made popular in the 80s by Tom Petty. When they sang together, the stage lit up like Woodstock. Watch the video clip here…
Sultry Elise Testone and super sexy shy guy Phillip Phillips knocked their live performance duet out of the park on the American Idol episode that aired April 4th, 2012. Bottom line, it had to have been one of the best song duets that ever aired on the hit reality television show competition.
Celebrity judge Randy Jackson hit the nail on the head with his overly simple comment, "Wow".
Watch the song video clip below then you tell us — how cool are these two Idols? Way to go. Please, please consider touring together and making a duets rock music ballad album together in the future for sure.
Elise Testone is a singer from Charleston, South Carolina who teaches at a rock music school on Folly Beach. Last week, she absolutely sang a classic Led Zeppelin tune so well that even music legend Robert Plant should be proud and entertained to hear.
Phillip Phillips is from Georgia. The unassuming doll-faced young man sings with such charisma and passion that music seems to flow up from the center of the earth through the soles of his feet all the way through his soul. Watching the spirit of the song take over when he's singing a tune he connects with is pure joy. There simply is not anyone more fun to visually watch perform on the show — although Colton Dixon and Joshua Ledet are strong contenders as well.
But here, there is no room to digress. Turn your speaker volume all the way up and press the play button to watch the video of Phillip and Elise singing the Tom Petty song "Stop Draggin' My Heart Around". Seriously folks, these two singers truly understand what it means to sing rock and roll.
Both singers (Elise and Phillip) have their own strengths and confidence as performers. She's earthy and sings in deep, rich tones. He's got the Joe Cocker look and vibe — sexy in an unassuming way, he turns on his audience with his blues meets controlled chaos of rock and roll voice.
But as exciting as these two reality television contestants are to watch alone, seeing them sing together was almost voyeuristic.
Phillip Phillips biggest problem is about to be that women who understand the wavelength he's groovin' to won't be able to keep their panties on around him once they have seen him perform live. It would be a health risk because their undergarments might spontaneously combust (because girls will get so hot). No one really cares if he wins or loses the reality television competition just so long as we get to hear him sing to us every day on the radio from this point forward and we can buy concert tickets to watch him perform whenever he goes on tour.
As for Elise Testone? Winner of American Idol right now or not, girl… you are destined for a lifetime career singing (and ultimately inspiring modern artists to sing) classic rock and roll.
Like Jennifer Lopez said, when you hear great music like this and it is sung that great, you want to hear more of that show.
We agree with Steven Tyler. This performance was beautiful, man.
If you love these two American Idol contestants and would like to hear more from them on the competition, please don't forget to vote for them on American Idol. Their solo songs might not have been the best of the night on this particular evening (even thought they were not the worst), but seeing how well they did singing together clearly should place the two competitors on top of the leaderboard for April 5th… but they need your vote to make the finals on down the road.
Please +1 and share this article on Facebook and Twitter if you loved the video to help show these two artists your love and support.


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SALISBURY, Md. - The residents of a local zoo are inviting you to celebrate the season with them.
On Saturday December 8th, from 1 - 4 PM, the Salisbury Zoo will be hosting Critter Christmas. There will be a ton of activities including decorating ginger bread houses, make your own ornament, and live performances. Santa will be there, and local school children will be singing Christmas carols.
There will also be a craft fair featuring local vendors. Spots are still available if you'd like to have a table, visit the Salisbury Zoo's website.
Entrance to the Zoo is free, however some activities include a small fee. Proceeds from the event benefit the Salisbury Zoo's Education Department. Call 410-548-3188 for more information.


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Former South Florida anchor John Hambrick, who arrived in the Miami television market to great fanfare in the mid 1980s to replace legendary newsman Ralph Renick, died Tuesday in hospice care of lung cancer, his son said. He was 73.
The handsome and charismatic Hambrick was the face of WTVJ-Channel 4 (now NBC 6) from 1985 to 1989. A Tom Snyder lookalike with a raspy baritone and dramatic mannerisms, he had come to the station via Los Angeles after a long career at Clevelands WEWS, which he helped take from third place to No. 1.
In Miami, Hambrick held the anchor desk at WTVJ for four years with several female co-anchors but the rating didnt match Renicks success. Still, Hambrick became a local celebrity. He eventually jumped to WCIX-Channel 6, (now WFOR-CBS 4), where his last co-anchor was Barbara Sloan. She later said before every newscast, Hambrick would say: Its time to bump and jump!
Hambrick left the station in 1993, a year after covering the areas biggest story Hurricane Andrew.
Hambricks TV news career started in the early 1960s at WNBC in New York, KABC in Los Angeles, KRON in San Francisco WCPO in Cincinnati and finally KBMT in Beaumont, Texas.
Hambrick received many professional awards over the years, including an Emmy in 1984 for co-anchoring the best newscast in New York.
John was a legend in this community, said Liz Roldan, news director at CBS4.
He set a standard that all of us in the local television industry strive to meet, simply because it makes us all better at what we do. John was larger than life not surprising because he was a fellow Texan but also due to his authoritative delivery and his commanding presence.
Hambrick grew up a poor kid in East Texas and Louisiana. His father worked for Humble Oil in what were known as oil camps, small towns that popped up during the oil boom.
Acting was his true love. Hambrick studied theater in high school and at the University of Texas. He dropped out and headed to Hollywood in the late 1950s to find fame. Among roles he landed were small parts in General Electric Theater and Playhouse 90.
"My dad was a creative person, an artist. He approached anchoring the news and writing copy as a creative process. Whether it was writing scripts, anchoring the news or recording a country album, it was all about creativity with him," his son, Jack, told his fathers old station on Tuesday.
Hambrick began anchoring in Wichita Falls, Texas and didnt take long to make the big market in Cleveland, where he became a household name.
Hambrick later regretted having left that market.
"I think I made a mistake in leaving Cleveland," he said in an interview with WEWS Ted Henry in 1992. "I look back on Cleveland, and my time in Cleveland as the one genuine success in my career."
Hambrick was also a song writer, his album Windmill in a Jet Filled Sky hit record stores and in 1972.
Hambrick retired from TV, but did appear in an episode of NBCs Friday Night Lights in 2006; he recently co-wrote a screenplay about John Hunt Morgan, the Confederate general who invaded Ohio 150 years.
Hambrick is survived by his wife Barbara, his high school sweetheart, and three children, Jack, Meredith and Mignon.
Graveside services in Texas are planned. Friends may donate to the Lone Oak Cemetery Association, PO Box 494, Lone Oak, Texas, 75453.


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The Natural Prozac
Phoenix Rising Yoga Therapy takes just such a relational approach in working one-to-one with a client. "I think it's vital for the client/therapist relationship to be one that empowers the client rather than one that creates dependency," says PRYT founder Michael Lee, M.A., author of Phoenix Rising Yoga TherapyA Bridge from Body to Soul (Health Communications Inc., 1997). Through a dialogue between client and therapist, the Phoenix Rising process seeks to put words to the observations of self that emerge in the conscious holding of a posture. "The loving and nonjudgmental presence of the practitioner" creates a "sanctuary" for such observations. The client can then begin to "witness, acknowledge, accept, and connect" these self-observations to daily life. As clients "dialogue around the experiences" with a therapist, they may identify core beliefs that support a depressed state of being. "In the integration phase of the work," says Lee, "the client may make new life choices that support a less depressed state."
Whether we practice alone, with a yoga therapist, or in a room full of like-hearted, like-minded people, establishing a daily practice of yoga creates a sense of everyday sacredness. It becomes a personal ritual in which we come home to our bodies, home to what is true for us that day, which may include depression and anxiety. But filtered through the lens of our practice, we can see ourselves more clearly, and as research indicates, the depressed mood often becomes less intense.
Accepting What Is
Krishna, in the Bhagavad Gita, didn't have Western medical science to back him up when he counseled Arjuna that he could do his duty and fight his clansmen without accruing karma if he let go of the fruits of his actions as he went into battle. But the evidence is in. Joel Robertson, in Natural Prozac, tells us that "the more personally invested you are in winning, the lower your serotonin levels will be when you lose and the higher they'll be when you win." Indeed, when we attach ourselves to the outcome of our actions, we may be having a negative effect on our brain chemistry. So we now have a biochemical reason to practice acceptance and nonattachment.
In his chapter on depression, Thomas Moore, author of Care of the Soul (HarperCollins, 1992), among other best-selling books on spiritual psychology, asks the following question: "What if 'depression' were simply a state of being, neither good nor bad, something the soul does in its own good time and for its own good reasons?" If we can maintain our practice during these times of melancholy, there is evidence that we may be balancing brain chemistry in ways that make depression tolerable. We may not cure the depression with our practice, but we may begin to accept these times in our lives and be able to grow from "the gifts of soul that only depression can provide."
"Depression may be exhilaration waiting to happen," says Michael Lee. That's certainly true if you're a bipolar manic depressive. But when you're in a depressed state, whatever its source, if you don't have some kind of spiritual practice, it's hard to remember that "this, too, shall pass." I couldn't imagine exhilaration when I was on antidepressants and in treatment for depression in the mid-'80s. But now, after 10 years of daily yoga practice, when I feel depressed, I am capable of remembering that everything changes. I have developed as Thomas Moore suggests, "a positive respect" for depression's "place in [my] soul's cycle."
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Headlamp for proximity lighting and some movement. 80 lumens max.
The wide beam and two lighting modes of the TIKKA headlamp provide comfortable proximity lighting and allow for some movement. Maximum brightness is 80 lumens, with a range of 50 meters. This headlamp has two lighting modes to adapt the brightness to each situation.
- Headlamp keeps the hands free
- Several proximity lighting modes adapt to each situation:
- proximity lighting mode: wide, comfortable beam for close-range vision
- mode for limited movement: wide beam allows movement over short distances
- Easy to use:
- push-button for easy, quick lighting mode selection
- phosphorescent reflector allows the lamp to be located in the dark
- elastic headband adjusts easily
- washable headband
- battery case opens easily for changing batteries
More info
- Technical notice TIKKA - ZIPKA [PDF - 2.33 MB]
- Tips for protecting your equipment [PDF - 13.06 MB]
• Weight: 85g
• Technology: STANDARD LIGHTING
• Beam pattern: wide
• Energy: 3 AAA/LR03 batteries (included)
• Battery compatibility: rechargeable Ni-MH
• Certification(s): CE
• Watertightness: IP X4, weather resistant
Reference(s) E93HB
Color(s) victoria blue
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Back Forty Bock - New Glarus Brewing Company
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Ratings: 478 | Reviews: 143 | Display Reviews Only:
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Ontario (Canada)
4/5 rDev +6.4%
03-30-2014 22:28:48 | More by andrenaline
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New York
3.92/5 rDev +4.3%
08-17-2014 00:06:31 | More by MadScientist
5/5 rDev +33%
11-16-2011 14:40:37 | More by mykd
3.18/5 rDev -15.4%
12 oz. bottle poured into a Stange glass. Bottle dated 2770 so it's very fresh.
It pours a transparent brown, just a shade lighter than cola. A off white, bordering on khaki 1 finger head tops the beer with medium retention and minimal lacing.
The aroma is all malt. It isn't too sweet and over powering like too much crystal malt is in there. Some bready toasty aromas as well as just a dap of roasted coffee. The nose seems pretty subdued but i enjoyed that to the overly sweet aroma of many bocks.
My first impression is that the flavor is pretty light and watery. A bit of toasted bread, lightly sweet with toffee, but ultimately ends pretty dry and crisp. The flavor profile is there it seems so dumbed and watered down that it's barely recognizable as a bock.
The body is to thin for my liking. I hate to say this but it reminds me of the beers some BMC companies used to put out in the winter which are basically their light lagers with some crystal malt or Sinamar added. The drinkabilty is very good mostly due to the light body and light flavor.
I had high hopes that they would have replaced Uff-da with a similar tasting bock although I almost lost hope after tasting Cabin Fever. I understand why New Glarus is making these least common denominator beers but it pains me to know this was at the expense of Uff-da. A real 'Wisconsin Bock' needs some body and bold flavor.
10-23-2010 02:52:01 | More by weatherdog
4.22/5 rDev +12.2%
Review from BeerAdvocate Magazine Issue #47 (Dec 2010):
The head graces the glass with a random patchy pattern of lace; muddled brown color shows some chill haze. Fresh-cut hay, ripe apple orchard and fresh-baked dark bread fills the nose. Lagered smoothness unleashes a re- freshing crispness in the medium body. Sweet, toasted, bready maltiness is the tune this brew is singing, a broad reach from caramel to toasted pie crust to biscuits. Modest hopping stretches far enough to balance and leaves some oily herbal flavor in the drying, malty end. "Wow" comes to mind; extremely drinkable with a tightly packed, toasted character that unfolds with each sip. A good hunt for any true lager lover out there.
03-04-2011 23:35:24 | More by BeerAdvocate
3.95/5 rDev +5.1%
Grabbed a single up at Riley's in Madison. Pours into my glass a nice deep brown with striking ruby highlights throughout and a quarter inch of foam atop the brew. Aromas of rich malts that are somewhat toasted with a light spicy undertone. Reminiscent of baked bread a bit...really nice!
First sip brings smooth maltiness upfront with some toasty accents again and bready undertones. Flows down with a slightly spicy kick. Just enough sweetness to wrap everything together.
Mouthfeel is medium bodied with quite a punchy carbonation. Almost a bit too bubbly for me but it still goes down nicely. Overall, just a solid bock from New Glarus and I'm not surprised as they've brewed plenty of great bock's in the past!
08-19-2011 01:34:51 | More by orbitalr0x
New York
3.5/5 rDev -6.9%
01-25-2013 01:10:03 | More by csmartin6
4/5 rDev +6.4%
03-27-2014 22:30:34 | More by 77apm
3.25/5 rDev -13.6%
10-15-2012 20:31:22 | More by Twifiter
4.25/5 rDev +13%
01-22-2013 22:15:16 | More by Jason
3.68/5 rDev -2.1%
Thanks to blutt59 for sharing this bottle.
The beer pours a light brown color with a white head. The aroma is toffee, grass and some molasses. It smells about like a bock should. The flavor is toffee, grass and chocolate. The beer is also very dry, not sweet like a lot of bocks are. Medium mouthfeel and medium carbonation. Decent, but I expect more from New Glarus.
12-27-2010 06:06:17 | More by Mora2000
3/5 rDev -20.2%
05-06-2014 17:35:23 | More by fenlop54
3.8/5 rDev +1.1%
Poured from a bottle into a pint glass. Thank you shan8454 for this one in trade.
Apperance: Darker brown color with a thin off white that lingered. Heavy lacing on the glass.
Smell: Smells of mostly malts.
Mouthfeel/Taste: Smooth medium bodied. Taste is mostly malty with some bitter hops as well, almost breadlike too.
Overall: One of the better Bocks I have had. I would have this one again.
08-24-2013 23:54:06 | More by Cavanaghty
3.75/5 rDev -0.3%
11-28-2012 02:03:29 | More by bpfrush
4/5 rDev +6.4%
Poured from a 12 oz. bottle into a tall New Glarus Signature Pilsner Glass.
Appearance: Pours a dark brownish amber orange with a lot of rising bubbles. Solid three finger off white head that slowly fades into a thin creamy layer. Leaves a lot of lacing around the glass.
Smell: A bready and toasty malt driven aroma. Toasted malts and wheat grains with hints of baked biscuit, cereal grains, toasted bread, caramel, toffee, hay, and nuts. Subtle fruity hints of apple and lemon. Also a little sugar. Hop presence is very light with a slight earthy scent. Decent bock aroma.
Taste: Like the smell hints, a bready malt taste with subtle fruit notes. Toasted malts with a taste of bready biscuit, toasted bread, cereal grains, hay, caramel, toffee, and some nuts. Subtle fruit undertones of apple and citrus lemon. A little brown sugar adds a sweet kick. Light earthy taste of hops towards the finish. A pretty decent taste that you expect from the style.
Mouthfeel: Medium bodied with a moderate amount of carbonation. Creamy and smooth with a fairly drying finish.
Overall: A pretty solid bock. Has the toasted malty flavor expected for the style.
01-02-2013 07:34:56 | More by MattyG85
4/5 rDev +6.4%
12-16-2011 00:29:48 | More by tyleeis
4/5 rDev +6.4%
08-08-2014 18:01:46 | More by Hairrrrrrrr
3.75/5 rDev -0.3%
01-20-2013 22:18:01 | More by mrosenfeld32
North Carolina
4.35/5 rDev +15.7%
Picked this single up at Flanagan's in Appleton, WI.
Pours a darker brown, translucent, with a thin white film of foam that slowly dissipates.
Aroma-very nice! Lighter roasted malt notes plus a hint of some crisp hops, smells like a lager with bonus malty aromas.
Mouthfeel-Medium carbonation coats the palate. A healthy malty body, but does not let any sweetness overtake it. The hops are even-keeled and provide a good balance. Similar to the aroma, this has a lager mouthfeel with an extra malt bump. A Bock at 5.5%..genius! This is satisfying and could be a bit of a winter warmer despite the lower ABV which makes no difference to me. Finishes clean. New Glarus has yet to brew anything I didn't truly love. Sessionable for a Bock. Yummy even.
11-24-2010 15:19:10 | More by ByTor2112
3.5/5 rDev -6.9%
09-01-2014 00:04:01 | More by sgttibbs
4/5 rDev +6.4%
03-02-2012 08:21:57 | More by TimMack
4/5 rDev +6.4%
03-12-2012 17:32:27 | More by richkrull
New Jersey
3.25/5 rDev -13.6%
01-15-2012 02:07:16 | More by acurtis
3.75/5 rDev -0.3%
08-06-2013 18:37:44 | More by roostor07
3.63/5 rDev -3.5%
A - Rich carmel color. Clear. Real light brown head. 2 full inches of head. lasting head. 5+ minutes to dissipates.
S - German barley. Slight carmel. maybe slight chocolate.
T - Frothy malt. That german barley. Crisp. Got that Lowenbrau feel. But less than the Bock 40 cousin 'Cabin Fever'. Carmel with a touch of chocolate.
M- Malt is think. Viscosity is high. velvet on the way down. enjoyable.
O - was hopping for better scent. not a lot there. but the velvety carmel taste is real flavorful. Nice Maibock.
02-08-2013 01:08:35 | More by weonfire
Back Forty Bock from New Glarus Brewing Company
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Tops unveils rebranded stores in North Country
AUSABLE FORKS — On Tops once more.
Tops Friendly Markets officially unveiled 12 rebranded stores Tuesday. The stores are among 21 former Grand Union stores acquired by Tops last July, including six in the tri-county region.
"We're just really excited to be here," said Ray Ruszczak, district manager for 16 of the stores, including the one in AuSable Forks, where he took part in a grand reopening celebration Tuesday.
The other five local sites are two stores in Saranac Lake and one each in Peru, Elizabethtown and Schroon Lake.
After the event, Town Historian Sharron Hewston said the AuSable Forks grocery store is like breath of fresh air for the community.
She is most impressed by the inventory and prices, which she said are comparable with the large chain stores in Plattsburgh.
Although AuSable Forks is part of two towns, it really is one community.
"We need our own anchor store," Hewston said.
Carrie Locatelli, the new manager in AuSable Forks, came on board three months ago.
"Our store here has officially transitioned to Tops Friendly Markets," she said.
Locatelli said her team members did a great job as renovations were under way and have helped her learn the ropes in her first stint as a store manager.
She thanked customers for their loyalty during the process.
"We're grateful for your patience and support during this transition," Locatelli said.
Renovations include a new floor and vibrant artwork to show the different sections of the store.
The supermarket serves residents of AuSable Forks, parts of which are in the towns of Jay and Black Brook, and a number of surrounding hamlets.
Jay Town Supervisor Randy Douglas said small communities such as AuSable Forks have struggled since Interstate 87 opened and the nation turned to a mall-based shopping culture.
The town has worked hard to revitalize downtown, he said. It secured a $400,000 Main Street Grant from the state that provided 50 percent funding for ground-floor renovations and 75 percent funding for upper-level apartment improvements.
"We are constantly trying to attract new businesses and encourage people to shop locally," Douglas said.
Black Brook Town Supervisor Ricky Nolan said residents would likely have to travel about 25 miles to Plattsburgh if AuSable Forks lost its grocery store. An inconvenience to all, it would be especially difficult for the elderly or people with disabilities.
"I'm just very happy they are able to keep the store open," he said.
Tops originally acquired the six stores and 14 others from Grand Union in 2001. It sold the stores back to Grand Union's parent company, C&S Wholesale Grocers, in 2005.
Ruszczak said that decision came from Ahold USA, Tops parent company at the time. He said Tops CEO Frank Curci and other Tops officials were against the sale.
"He (Curci) just loved those stores," Ruszczak said.
Tops was acquired by Morgan Stanley Private Equity late in 2007. That paved the way for Tops to reacquire the stores last year.
Ruszczak said the company really likes the towns that have just one grocery store. It gives Tops a chance to become part of the community.
Kathleen Allen, manager of community relations for Tops Friendly Markets, said the company prides itself on its community involvement. She said Locatelli and her team did a great job in identifying some worthy organizations for their first donations.
The AuSable Forks Fire Department, JCEO's Black Brook Food Pantry and Adirondack Community Action Program all received $500 checks at the end of the event.
Similar events were held Tuesday at all 12 Tops locations.
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A surprising twist was revealed in autopsy report on the Dallas Cowboys player killed in a drunken driving accident – Jerry Brown, Jr. was not legally drunk when he died.
Brown died on the morning of Dec. 8. He and fellow player Josh Brent had been drinking at Club Privae in northwest Dallas. After they left, Brent crashed his 2007 Mercedes on the service road of Highway 114 near Cistercian Road.
While reports have shown Brent was driving with a blood alcohol level that was more than twice the legal limit, Brown's autopsy report showed he wasn't legally drunk when he died. He had a vitreous alcohol level of .079, which is just below the legal limit of .08.
The report also showed he died of blunt force injuries of the head and neck.
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AUGUSTA, Ga. (AP) - Police in Augusta say scalpers have set up shop along a local interstate trying to sell badges to the Masters golf tournament.
Richmond County Sheriff's Capt. Scott Gay tells the Augusta Chronicle (http://bit.ly/10PSoyS ) authorities are likely to file charges against people found scalping tickets along local highways because of safety concerns. Those arrested will be charged with improper stopping on a roadway and other offenses.
Gay added that this is the first time he's heard of scalpers taking to the highway to sell badges to the tournament, and violators will be warned before being slapped with charges.
State law prohibits scalpers from selling tickets within 2,700 feet of event venues. Last year undercover officers arrested more than 30 people who were scalping too close to the Augusta National Golf Club.
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Scoreless through four full quarters, it almost seemed appropriate that the newest chapter of the ancient Northeast-Central Thanksgiving rivalry would be decided, in part, by a coin toss.
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POUGHKEEPSIE, N.Y. - Dutchess County and Poughkeepsie city officials Friday broke ground for a new transit hub in the city.
The facility will be located just south of the Financial Plaza Deck on Civic Center Plaza along Market Street.
The city has received over $2 million in grant funding to complete the project. Mayor John Tkazyik said it will be completed by late fall of this year.
"The transit hub will include passenger shelters, communications, transportation service monitors, and it will serve as connection as well between the Walkway and our downtown area," Tkazyik said, adding it will be a beautiful addition to the city's landscape and another great improvement to the downtown area.
Ulster County has been considering creation of a transit hub in the city of Kingston since 2007, but has yet to pick a site.
Dutchess County Executive Marc Molinaro said his county is excited to see revitalization in areas of Poughkeepsie, especially along the river.
"We recognize that the success of the city of Poughkeepsie and the prosperity of the city of Poughkeepsie is very much aligned with the success of Dutchess County and, without Poughkeepsie's prosperity, we can't truly say that we have an overall terrific quality of life," Molinaro said.
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"Nah: All right, Nah… You can do this. You're strong! You're brave! You… EEEEEEK! Ha ha…haaaaaa… Just a statue. Nothing to be afraid of… AAAAAH! What the heck is that?! *Huff, huff* …Wait a minute, this is silly. I can turn into a dragon… What am I worried about? Now how do I get out of this wretched place?
Chrom: Did anyone else hear a girl scream? Come on, Shepherds! Hurry!"
—Nah gathers her courage as Chrom and the Shepherds come to her rescue
Daughter to Dragons (Young Dragon Girl in the Japanese version) is Paralogue 16 of Fire Emblem: Awakening.
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It takes place in the Manor of Lost Souls and will appear once Nowi has achieved an S-Support with a male character.
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Recruited by ChromEdit
- Nah: "Eeeeek!"
- Chrom: "Wait! I'm a friend! We're here to help."
- Nah: "Whew, good thing you spoke up there... I was about to melt you with my breath."
- Chrom: "Huh? Your breath seems fine to me...? ...Oh. I get it. You're a manakete. So perhaps you'd like to tell me your name?"
- Nah: "Nah."
- Chrom: "Look, if I somehow offended you, I apologize, but you could at least--"
- Nah: "No, NAH. N-A-H. That's my name. Ugh, why does this always happen..."
- Chrom: "Er, right. Let's discuss it later, okay? For now just stay behind me."
- Nah: "Behind you? I can turn into a dragon, you know. I'm pretty strong."
- Chrom: "Dragonkin or no, you're still a child, and I won't have you taking unnecessary risks. Now let's get you out of here."
- Nah: "Stern, aren't you? Fair enough. I like your attitude. Lead the way, sir--I'm right behind you."
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- Nowi: "Ooh, you're the little girl we're looking for!"
- Nah: "It takes one to know one..."
- Nowi: "Ha-hah! It may look that way, but I'm actually quite old. I'm a dragonkin!"
- Nah: "Oh? Well so am I, actua- Wait, are you Nowi?"
- Nowi: "Wow, nice guess!"
- Nah: "It IS you!"
- Nowi: "All right, I've told you my name. Now you tell me yours."
- Nah: "Nah."
- Nowi: "Oh, come on, why not?!"
- Nah: "No, NAH. N-A-H. That's my name."
- Nowi: "That's a confusing name..."
- Nah: "And whose fault is that?!"
- Nowi: "How the heck should I know? Anyway, this place isn't safe. Let's get you out of here!"
- Nah: "After you..."
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The NFL is investigating the hacking of a phone conversation between GMs Buddy Nix of the Bills and Mark Dominik of the Buccaneers.
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We highlight the top three needs on offense and defense for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, and take a look back at their 2012 draft class.
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Buccaneers DE Da'Quan Bowers was arrested Monday at LaGuardia Airport for illegally carrying a handgun, according to NBC New York.
Buccaneers sign P Henry
The Buccaneers signed P Chas Henry, the team announced Wednesday.
Ranking the NFL divisions for 2013
PFW associate editor Kevin Fishbain takes an early stab at ranking the NFL's divisions for 2013, led by the NFC South.
Report: Bucs hire Wannstedt to coach special teams
The Buccaneers hired former Bills defensive coordinator Dave Wannstedt as their special-teams coordinator on Friday, ESPN's Adam Schefter first reported.
Buccaneers hire McNulty as QBs coach
The Buccaneers hired John McNulty as quarterbacks coach, GM Mark Dominik confirmed Friday.
Bucs WR Jackson replaces Lions' Johnson in Pro Bowl
WR Vincent Jackson has been added to the NFC Pro Bowl roster, replacing Detroit's Calvin Johnson.
Pressure will be turned up on Bucs QB Freeman
Our sources expect the Buccaneers to allow QB Josh Freeman to enter next season without a contract extension.
NFC South Spin cycle: Tough test awaits suspect Falcons run 'D'
The Falcons came up short against the Bucs in a game where they nothing to gain, and the Panthers rallied against the Saints in Week 17.
Falcons fall to Bucs in season finale
The Falcons couldn't gain momentum for the playoffs as Josh Freeman threw a touchdown pass to Mike William and the Buccaneers beat Atlanta 22-17.
Thursday's 60-second rant: Extending Freeman is dicey issue
With Josh Freeman nose-diving in the past two games, the conversation about whether he is the long-term answer for the Bucs has been renewed.
NFC South Spin cycle: Falcons earn top seed, Bucs keep sinking
The Falcons clinched the No. 1 seed in the NFC with their win over the Lions in Week 16. Meanwhile, the Bucs continued to implode.
Bradford, Jenkins lead Rams past Buccaneers
Sam Bradford tossed a pair of touchdown passes and CB Janoris Jenkins scored his fourth TD of the season, helping the Rams beat the Buccaneers 28-13.
Bucs again will be looking for secondary help
Our sources believe the Bucs will be focusing on addressing their secondary in free agency and the draft for the second year in a row.
The Tampa Bay Buccaneers have signed Meredith to a two-year contract.||||||| Meredith enters his NFL season, but has played in only 17 games, starting four. He was with Pittsburgh last season.
Meredith was awarded to the Giants off waivers from Detroit on Monday.||||||| Meredith played in eight games with four starts for the Buffalo Bills in 2009. He played the first two games of this season with the Bills before being waived and claimed by the Lions. Detroit waived the former South Carolina Gamecock on Friday.
Meredith, who's filling in for injured starter Jonathan Scott (ankle), was carted off after spraining his right knee in the first quarter of Sunday's 31-10 loss to visting Houston.||||||| Meredith will get some time to recover as the Bills have a bye next week.
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Utah Symphony's Valentine's Day Concert to Feature Tchaikovsky, Mahler, and More, 2/14-15
Flowers, hearts and marriage are showcased in the sounds of love and affection in the Utah Symphony's Valentine's Day performance on Feb. 14 - 15 at Abravanel Hall. Fall in love with Maestro Thierry Fischer as he leads guest Violinist Itamar Zorman through Tchaikovsky's "Violin Concerto in D Major." Composed in 1878, this concerto is one of the best known and is considered to be one of the most technically difficult.
After this special violin performance, dance through fields of flowers with Tchaikovsky's "Waltz of the Flowers" from the Nutcracker Suite and Gustav Mahler's "Bouquet of Flowers", and walk down the aisle with a performance of Mozart's "The Marriage of Figaro Overture" and Felix Mendelssohn's "Wedding March" from A Midsummer Night's Dream.
Love isn't without a bit of drama. Midway through the performance the musicians will play a suite from Georges Bizet's "Carmen," the tragic tale of a soldier obsessed with a woman. This opera has become the greatest known and most beloved of Bizet's works. Passion also coincides with love, and the passion of the tango is shown in Astor Piazzolla's "Lebertango," a signature piece showcasing his creation of nuevo tango, which incorporates new elements, like new instruments and jazz beats, into the classical version of tango.
Finally, scattered throughout the performance are the sounds of love itself from John Cage's work "Amores", four movements composed for the prepared piano - a piano that has objects placed between its strings to create unique sounds. Cage wrote that he "thought anything that is small and intimate, and has some love in it, is beautiful." He further stated that "Amores" was "about my conviction that love is something that we can consider beautiful."
This combination of music will indeed be beautiful and give the listeners a chance to fall in love all over again this Valentine's Day.
The USUO Education Department is proud to present a Youth Guild Violin Masterclass taught by violinist Itamar Zorman on Saturday, February 15, 2014. The Youth Guild performers will play a variety of pieces including Beethoven's Sonata No. 2 and Vitali's Chaconne in G. This free event is open to the public and will take place at the Dumke Recital Hall (1375 Presidents Circle, Salt Lake City) at the University of Utah from 11 AM - 1 AM. For more information visit: http://usuoeducation.org/index.php/for-students/masterclasses
Single tickets for the performance start at $18 and can be purchased by phone at (801) 355-2787, in person at the Abravanel Hall ticket office (123 W. South Temple) or online by visiting www.utahsymphony.org. Season subscribers can purchase discounted tickets by contacting (801) 533-6683. Those desiring group discounts should call (801) 869-9046. All ticket prices are subject to change and availability, and will increase $5 when purchased on the day of the performance.
Recently awarded the 2013 Avery Fisher Career Grant, violinist Itamar Zorman is the also the winner of the 2011 International Tchaikovsky Competition in Russia. He subsequently performed the winners' concerts with Maestro Valery Gergiev and the Mariinsky Orchestra. He previously won the first prize, and the special prize for a performance of a Mozart Concerto, in the 2010 International Violin Competition of Freiburg. In April 2011, upon winning the Juilliard Berg Concerto Competition, he made his Avery Fisher Hall debut with the Juilliard Orchestra led by the late James DePreist. Mr. Zorman has performed as a soloist with the American Symphony Orchestra in Carnegie Hall, the Het Gelders Orkest in the Amsterdam Concertgebouw, the Jerusalem Symphony, the Israeli Chamber Orchestra, the Israel Sinfonietta, the Polish Radio Chamber Orchestra, the Südwestdeutsches Kammerorchester Pforzheim, and Orquesta Filharmonica de Cali among others.
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Donald Wesley Ennis, The Villages, Fla., and Sugar Mountain, N.C., passed away on Thursday, May 30, 2013, after a long illness. Donald was born July 19, 1935, in Peru to the late Harold and Mildred Ennis.
He was a graduate of Peru High School and Indiana State University.
Donald and his wife, Annie, moved to The Villages 10 years ago from St. Petersburg. He was an avid golfer and a member of Temple Shalom in Oxford. He loved serving as the starter for the Sugar Mountain Golf Club. Donald was an ardent gardener at his North Carolina home.
Survivors include his wife, Annie; daughters, Karen (Chuck) Oldfather and Donna (Keith) Zimmer, both of Peru; son, Dr. Keith (Kim) Ennis, Kokomo; stepsons, Howard (Melissa) Behr, Seattle, Wash., and Brad Behr, The Villages, Fla. He was a loving grandfather to Brett Oldfather, Blake Oldfather, Megan Oldfather, Brendan Oldfather, Brock Oldfather, Mason Zimmer, Cody Zimmer, Kirsten Ennis, Kyle Ennis, Karsen Ennis, Liana Behr, and Simon Behr. Also surviving are sisters, Dollie Duling and Jane (Fred) Tragresser, both of Kokomo.
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Gering Police say Pratt was on the tracks about 300 feet east of the Country Club Road crossing when the eastbound Union Pacific coal train struck him around 6:45 p.m. An autopsy is scheduled.
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Looking back at the five biggest NHL Trade Deadline deals in New York Islanders history, from Butch Goring to Ryan Smyth to Kirk Muller in between.
Via the NY Post: While Brooks is often off the mark with the Isles, his take on the '93 team and the aftermath of the Hunter cheap shot really hits the mark. Notable quotes: "The NHL's celebration of Dale Hunter as part of its playoff "History Will Be Made" promotion is nothing less than sickening." "Understand that a healthy, undamaged Turgeon never in a million years would have been traded to the Canadiens for Kirk Muller less than two years later in the deal that debilitated the organization."
Kirk Muller did not spend an honest moment as an Islander from the day he was acquired until the day he was gone, but he did honestly believe he had a higher calling and it was not to be a leader on the New York Islanders. ... [Mike] Peca was one of those Captain Canada types, but he never acted like royalty. In contrast, Captain Kirk thought he was King Kirk and the magic was only there for Linden when he was in Vancouver.Chris Botta, on the risks when importing someone else's "leader"
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