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Harvest Park chorus takes 2nd place in national music festival in Anaheim
Original post made on Apr 27, 2009
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on Apr 27, 2009 at 8:54 am
Congratulations to all! Thank you for all your hard work, Ana Hartwick and Paul Perazzo!
on Apr 27, 2009 at 3:23 pm
I believe the HP Wind Symphony also placed second in their competition and PMS had some first place finishes in the band competitions. Pleasanton's music programs are very impressive.
on Apr 27, 2009 at 6:26 pm
1st Place would be within reach if the parcel tax passes!
Vote Yes on G!
on Apr 27, 2009 at 7:36 pm
KGB; thanks for bringing your ridiculous comment to this post. I'll be voting NO on G along with all the other upcoming tax increases. Start demanding fiscal responsibility from your federal, state, and local governments.
on Apr 28, 2009 at 9:10 am
I disagree with Another Resident.
I will be voting YES on G. I hope more people support the measure, PUSD has some great programs, and we can get involved and demand change at the state level, but that will not help us in the short term.
on Apr 28, 2009 at 11:52 am
Let's keep politics out of this. The kids were awesome. They played well and behaved even better. They were great ambassadors of Pleasanton. Paul Perazzo and Ana Hartwick are very dedicated teachers and we're very lucky to have them. Please just praise the students without politics getting into it.
on Apr 29, 2009 at 7:27 pm
Congratulations Harvest Park Chorus, Mr. Perazzo and Ms. Hartwick.
Well done!
on Apr 30, 2009 at 6:27 am
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Great job, kids!
And thanks to all the parents who support the chorus so that they can travel to these kinds of festivals.
It's great to know that Pleasanton has maintained the high quality of its music programs. In my experience as a college professor, students who have had experiences with public performance gain self-confidence and poise which they can extend into other arenas.
on Apr 30, 2009 at 9:47 am
Great job to all the kids in the Harvest Park orchestra, chorus, and jazz band. They did an excellent job representing Pleasanton. Thank you Paul Perazzo and Ann Hartwick.
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FORT MYERS, Fla. – Florida Gulf Coast University basketball coach Dave Balza announced today that Mbainai "Roman" Narmbaye will transfer from LaSalle University to join the Eagles next season. A 6-foot-10 center, Narmbaye will have three seasons of eligibility remaining.
"We are very pleased to have a player like Roman join our program," said Balza. "He is a tremendous young man with an interesting background. He brings much needed size to our lineup."
Narmbaye played his freshman season at LaSalle in 2004-05 after sitting out the 2003-04 season as a medical red shirt after suffering a torn ACL. Narmbaye played in seven games for the Explorers, scoring two points and grabbing eight rebounds.
A native of Chad, Africa, Narmbaye played his high school basketball at the Life Center School in Burlington, New Jersey, averaging 10 points, 10 rebounds and three assists in his senior year. He was named "Best Rebounder" at the Five-Star Basketball Camp and was selected to the all-region third team by
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Barcelona may not be leading their own league, but there are few out there who do not consider them the world's best team. With Lionel Messi leading an impossibly deep attack and a defense that is as sturdy as there is when Carles Puyol is healthy, the Catalans are just one step below unbeatable, or so the theory goes.
With Barcelona healthy and on top of their game, nobody really believes that Chelsea can beat them over two legs in the UEFA Champions League. The Catalans are just too good and if anyone is going to beat them, it isn't going to be England's sixth place team that is only even in competition for a Champions League place next season thanks to some generous refereeing of late. It wouldn't be tough to find people who say that Chelsea don't have a chance and Barcelona should just go ahead and book their tickets to Munich for the final now. Graham MacAree from We Ain't Got No History agrees that the Blues have only the slimmest of chances, but he kind of likes it that way.
Chelsea are going to have to play their two best games of the season if they want to beat Barcelona, and then then they'll have to hope that they catch the Catalans on one of their bad days (they have some of those, it turns out). But that's what makes this whole tie so special. There's no downside here. There's no shame in losing to Barcelona, who've won this thing twice in the last three seasons, and if we win... well, calling that a historical result would be a bit of an understatement.
Does Chelsea have a "historic result" in them? If they do, they better get it done at Stamford Bridge in the first leg because they're not going to make up a deficit at the Camp Nou in the second leg. But even if they don't it's not like anybody expected any different.
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NATCHITOCHES, La. (KALB News Channel 5) More than 300 members from the Spirit of Northwestern Marching Band are back on campus this week.
"It is a real intense week, the days are about 13 hours long, we start before the sun comes up and when finish when the sun goes down in the evening," said Jeff Mathews.
Medical experts say this time of the year can be dangerous for those who have to practice outside in the heat of summer.
"The bands and all of those things there are a lot more people out in the heat. It is so much hotter this time of the year, you can get from anywhere from a little bit of heat exhaustion, to dehydration, all the way to heat stroke," Shawn Moreau.
Northwestern State marching band leaders are working on some creative scheduling to avoid the heat of the day.
"Working the schedule so we are outside early in the morning 7 am and inside during the heat of the day, then back outside about 6:30 in the evening," said Jeff Mathews.
NSU band members say the indoor practice gives them a nice break from the summer sun.
"The AC has been running all morning so it is almost like climate change culture shock. It feels really really nice when you first walk inside. It is easier to focus because you do not have sweat running down our faces and we have a nice breeze running down from the AC," Stephen Bynum.
Northwestern State's Band Director says keeping everyone safe is a top concern.
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The only thing is the breakfast - mostly Indian dishes- curry and this kind of food for breakfast ... We had only a toast with jam, as we can't eat the other in my opinion dishes for a breakfast .The rest of the hotel was just perfect!"
The Grand is one of New Delhi's finest. You can't get more for your money. The staff is incredible. The breakfast buffet and atmosphere is amazing. The pool is so relaxing. The proximity to the airport and the amazing Western mall next door is perfect. The spa and fitness center is icing on the cake. And the staff are incredibly helpful. Definitely recommend!!!"
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Andrea Franklin, 3L, recently wrote an article published in Law360 along with co-author Luis Perez, a shareholder in Akerman Senterfitt's Miami office. The article, "Interpreting Section 1782 Post-Intel," was a two-part series analyzing Section 1782 following the U.S. Supreme Court's seminal decision in Intel Corp. v Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. Section 1782 provides the basic requirements and parameters for interested parties seeking information located in the United States for use in foreign proceedings, and has had varied judicial interpretations in the U.S.
It all began when Franklin's international law professor assigned an annotated summary of an article her roommate's dad coincidentally wrote. She had never met Luis Perez. All she knew was that Mr. Perez was an international attorney and that he had published an article in FIU's Law Review. After finally meeting him, she sent him the summary she wrote and offered to help him with research for his next publication.
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CHALMETTE, La. - Two Chalmette residents were arrested earlier this week after authorities found $22,000 of marijuana hidden under their children's bed.
Authorities also found heroin, a heroin-like prescription drug known as Suboxone, $7,800 in cash, scales and a loaded handgun with its serial number removed.
Brandon Celestain, 25, and Sanaa Halum, 31, are being held at the St. Bernard Parish Prison in lieu of bonds - $750,000 for Celestain and $500,000 for Halum.
"What made us sick was these drug-dealing scum bags had the nerve to hide the 10 pounds of marijuana in a suitcase under their children's bed," St. Bernard Parish Sheriff's Maj. Chad Clark said in a news release. "Also, they had a loaded gun in the closet in the same kids' room."
Though ages weren't given for the children, they're described as two young boys and an older girl.
Sheriff James Pohlmann said the bust culminated one of the largest marijuana seizures in the parish "in some time."
Both Celestain and Halum were caught by an ongoing narcotics investigation that began in the parish in January, Pohlmann said.
The gun had notches filed on it, which Clark said could mean it was used in shootings. The sheriff's office will work with other agencies to determine whether the gun was used in a shooting.
Five years ago, Celestain was arrested and served time in prison after being caught with crack, Pohlmann said. Upon being arrested, he claimed the marijuana, adding that a week earlier he had had 22 pounds of the drug. Neither Celestain nor Halum claimed the other narcotics found.
"Where does this leave the kids who are oblivious to what went on?" Pohlmann said. "These people made bad decisions to be drug-dealing and also put their children at risk by having the drugs around the children and leaving a loaded gun in the closet in their room."
The investigation will continue, the sheriff said, by using phone numbers recovered during the bust. Sheriff's officers said they will look for who sold Celestain the marijuana and who he distributed the drugs to.
Both were booked and charged with possession with intent to distribute marijuana, heroin and Suboxone; possession of a firearm with obliterated markings; possession of controlled, dangerous substances in the presence of juveniles; child endangerment; and possession of firearms while in possession of controlled, dangerous substances.
Additionally, Celestain was booked for being a felon in illegal possession of a firearm while Halum was charged on warrants of arrest issued March 4 for alleged distribution of marijuana and Suboxone.