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Miller Theatre at Columbia University School of the Arts presents a three-part special event STEVEN SCHICK: SOLO, a portrait of an artist and an art form that have grown up together. Percussion legend Steven Schick celebrates with two epic solo concerts and a "Town Hall" of percussion talk.
Tonight, January 30, 2014, at 8 p.m. will be ORIGINS (1959-1989) - the birth of the solo percussion genre, featuring Stockhausen, Feldman, Xenakis, Globokar, Lachenmann and Lucier.
On Saturday, February 1, 2014 at 8 p.m. will be RESPONSES (1991-2014), featuring works Schick has commissioned and premiered over 30 years, including those by Lang, Gordon, Saariaho, John Luther Adams, Ferneyhough, Aguilar and Applebaum, plus world premieres by Lei Liang and Nathan Davis.
And just added, on Friday, January 31, 2014 at 3 p.m. will be CONVERSATION: Percussion in the 21st Century. Steven Schick moderates a discussion with Kaija Saariaho, Stefon Harris, Aiyun Huang, Adam Sliwinski.
All events at Miller Theatre (2960 Broadway at 116th Street). All-Access Pass: $50 • Single Tickets: $25-$35; Students with valid ID: $15-$21. All-Access Pass includes prime seating for both concerts plus an invitation to the special conversation event with Schick on January 31.
From Miller Theatre Executive Director Melissa Smey: "Steven Schick has been a constant source of musical vitality on Miller's stage for many seasons, both as a performer and conductor. Schick is an absolute authority on solo percussion and his passion for the genre brings an infectious energy to his performance. In dedicating ourselves to celebrating this unique art form through two concerts and a special event, I Hope Miller Theatre can become a hub of discussion for percussion lovers throughout the city and the Northeast."Watch this new Miller Theatre video with Steven Schick
STEVEN SCHICK: SOLO: Right around the time of Steven Schick's sixth birthday, Karlheinz Stockhausen put into print a new piece that would change Schick's life, and that of percussionists around the world. With Zyklus, Stockhausen established the genre of solo percussion music. In this three-part percussion extravaganza, Schick takes listeners on a virtuoso tour of the form's birth and explosive growth over the past six decades-a musical development that has paralleled his own growth as an artist.
The first night at Miller Theatre, entitled ORIGINS, presents some of the earliest composed percussion solos. It features Karlheinz Stockhausen's 1959 classic Zyklus-the first solo for specified percussion instruments, which Schick says "has the gravitas of a Beethoven sonata." ORIGINS also features early solo percussion works by modernist giants Morton Feldman, Iannis Xenakis, Helmut Lachenmann, and Alvin Lucier. These composers staked out new territory, creating sound, structures, and methods of notation that profoundly changed perceptions about how classical music could be written. In essence, the percussion solo was at the very front of the avant-garde.
Karlheinz Stockhausen: Nr. 9 Zyklus (1959)
Morton Feldman: The King of Denmark (1964)
Helmut Lachenmann: Interieur I (1966)
Vinko Globokar: Toucher (1972)
Iannis Xenakis: Psappha (1975)
Alvin Lucier: Silvers Streetcar for the Orchestra (1982)
Vinko Globokar: Corporel (1982)
Iannis Xenakis: Rebonds (1989)
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ST. PETERSBURG -- Joe Girardi waved his hands behind his desk in the visitors' clubhouse at Tropicana Field, saying that he didn't think it would do any good to comment on his fourth-inning ejection.
But Girardi didn't need to connect all of the dots to explain why he watched the last five innings of the Yankees' 5-2 loss to the Rays from the clubhouse.
Brian Gorman, the umpiring crew chief, said Girardi was thumbed by home-plate umpire Tony Randazzo for arguing balls and strikes.
"There was yelling out of the dugout," Gorman said. "When Tony looked in, he told him to knock it off and Joe continued to yell. He was ejected for arguing pitches. He was arguing the last pitch of the at-bat."
The play in question happened in the fourth inning, as Chris Dickerson was rung up looking at a called third strike.
Television replays showed Girardi yelling at Randazzo from the dugout, and the umpire turned to eject Girardi, at which point the manager charged onto the field. Hitting coach Kevin Long said that Girardi was actually trying to defuse the situation.
"I think he just said to Tony, 'Please don't look in our dugout; that's when things are going to happen,'" Long said. "I know he wasn't yelling at him or screaming at him. He just wanted him not to bring more attention to it."
It appeared that Dickerson tried to call time before the pitch was thrown by the Rays' Alex Cobb, but Girardi said that wasn't the problem.
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"The worst part was he was coming out of his crouch and basically blocked his view, which made it even worse," Dickerson said. "In the replay, he's coming up and you can see [Randazzo's] eyes barely can see anything in the strike zone. I think that's what Kevin was most angry about."
Pressed by reporters for more details on the situation, Girardi refused.
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7th grade history teacher Paul Monheimer was awarded a Distinguished Fulbright Award in Teaching from the United States Department of State and the J. William Fulbright Foreign Scholarship Board to conduct research in Israel. He plans to spend the spring semester in Israel researching and creating meaningful virtual exchanges, using graphic software to overcome language barriers. . . . Upper School Spanish teacher Lauren Reggero-Toledano received a grant from the American Immigration Law Council to work with students on a project about the Hispanic presence in Oregon during the Great Depression and today. Students will create interactive, multimedia presentations for display at Teatro Milagro/Miracle Theater.
The 2008–09 Annual Fund reached its goal of $892,500 by June 30. Thanks to everyone who participated and gave so generously, especially during this economically challenging year. Big thanks to Eric '83 and Tiffany Rosenfeld for co-chairing the 2007–08 and 2008–09 Annual Fund.
The campus was jumping during Summer Programs, with more than 20 instructors, 43 classes and programs, and 300 participants. . . . Catlin Gabel was selected by Oregon Business magazine as one of the 100 best nonprofits to work for in Oregon, based on staff responses to a survey about workplace satisfaction.
Poems by Conner Hansen '15 and Annika Carfagno '15 were published in A Celebration of Poets, a national anthology. . . . The Upper School chamber choir placed 4th at the OSSA state choir contest. . . Erica Berry '10, Flora Field '13, Guillem Manso García '09, Fiona Noonan '13, Sage Palmedo '14, and Yu (Victor) Zheng '12 placed in the top five in the nation for their level on the National French Contest exams. Rahul Borkar '13, Brynmor Chapman '10, Casey Currey-Wilson '12, Rose Perrone '10, and Leah Thompson '11 came in first in the state for their level in the national Spanish exam.
The boys golf team won the state championship and set a team record.
The girls track and field team also won a state championship and set a new state record. Hayley Ney '09 was state champion in the 3000m and 1500m. Leah Thompson '11 was state champion in the 300m hurdles, set a new school record, and was second in state in the 1500m. Isabelle Miller '09 was 3rd in state in the 400m. Calley Edwards '09 was 4th in state at both the 800m and the 3000m. Cammy Edwards '12 was 2nd in state in both the 100m hurdles and the 300m hurdles. Eloise Miller '11 was state champion in the triple jump. Mariah Morton was 4th in state in the long jump. The 4x100m relay team was state champion: Mariah Morton '12, Linnea Hurst '11, Isabelle Miller '09, and Eloise Miller '11. The 4 x 400m relay team was state champion: Hayley Ney '09, Isabelle Miller '09, Eloise Miller '11, and Leah Thompson '11. . . . In boys track and field, Nauvin Ghorashian '10 was 3rd in state in the 110m hurdles, and Ian Maier '10 was 5th in state in the 300m hurdles.
The girls tennis team set a team record and was 2nd in state. Kate Rubinstein '12 was state champion in singles, and Rivfka Shenoy '09 and Ainhoa Maiz- Urtizberea '09 were 2nd in state in doubles. . . . The boys tennis team also set a team record and were 2nd in state.
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SWINDON WILDCATS: Moore hails competition for places
5:30am Friday 31st January 2014 in Sport By Ned Payne
COMPETITION for places will serve Swindon Wildcats well as they aim to build momentum heading towards the play-offs.
That is the opinion of captain Shane Moore who insists that a deep line-up has improved the Link Centre team and put them in great shape for the end-of-season showpiece.
Moore said: "In the past perhaps it was a given that we had set top-four D-men and two lines of forwards, but now no one's spot is safe and ice time isn't guaranteed.
"That's one of those things that drive players forward to perform, which is a brilliant place to be ready for the play-offs.
"I think we've turned the corner now bringing in new players as we've added strength and depth to the squad and that's really starting to show.
"It all comes down to the experience we've brought in with players like Lee Richardson, Aaron Nell and Jan Kostal, which has shown other players that they can't take five minutes off.
"We've got a really deep line-up and everyone has to keep working."
Ten points behind fourth-placed Milton Keynes, Swindon face an uphill task to reach their pre-season target but Moore still believes top four is possible.
"There's 10 points up to the top four but that can be closed quite quickly," said Moore.
"We've still got a couple of games against MK who have been a bit of a bogey team for us, but they have dropped points recently whereas we have been picking them up.
"The key thing for us right now is to keep this form going, heading into play-offs.
"Realistically the league is out of our hands but we can get ourselves a good spot ready for Coventry.
"If I was on another team I would be looking at Swindon and thinking what good players they have."
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World's Columbian Exposition: exterior view, Chicago, United States, 1893
- Image: "World's Columbian Exposition: exterior view, Chicago, United States, 1893", 1893. Lantern slide, 3.25 x 4 in. Brooklyn Museum, Goodyear. (Photo: Brooklyn Museum, S03i2185l01.jpg)
- Notes: Panoramic view of U.S. Government, Fisheries, Fine Arts, Illinois State Buildings, etc., from Liberal Arts Building, Sept.; Starks W. Lewis, Amateur, Brooklyn, N.Y. Lantern slide number: 58
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- Citation: Brooklyn Museum Archives. Goodyear Archival Collection
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It's a new breed of a client on the MUD scene – with an intuitive user interface, a specially designed scripting framework, and a very fast text display. Add to that cross-platform capability, an open-source development model, and you have a very likable MUD client.
The link to download the Windows version of Mudlet is not currently working, so use this one instead. We are currently investigating the issue.
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The generic Linux installers have been updated to include the recent libhunspell library that they require, since some older systems (ie, Ubuntu 10.10) provide an older version than Mudlet requires.
In other news, development on Mudlet 3.0 is steadily coming along as well! Mudlet is also five years old now, with work having started back in August 2008.
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Two new features were added to the mapper: showing of doors on the map, and setting weights on exit.
The mapper can now visually show you where doors are with a little rectangle on the exit. The graphic we went with is minimalistic and looks good on both small and big zooms – a square in the middle of the exit. The doors status can be set to – open (green color), closed (yellow color) or locked (red color).
Doors are purely visual and don't affect pathfinding, however your speedwalking scripts can make use of the information to auto-open doors and so forth.
Doors are set the the API – see setDoor() and getDoors() functions for doing so.
The next feature that does affect pathfinding are exit weights. Like room weights which Mudlet already has, exit weights can make certain exits be more or less desirable for taking. For example, if one exit takes away your ability to talk for 5 seconds while the other doesn't at all, but you have two of them in a row – obviously the two in a row are more desirable than the one. Using exit weights, you can tell Mudlet which exits are more or less desirable to take, and thus be quicker in your speedwalking.
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With these two map features in, Mudlet's map format was upgraded. This means that maps made earlier 2.1 and on 2.1 will load on Mudlet 2.1 okay, but maps maps made on the new 2.1 will not load properly on 2.0, and anything earlier.
Mudlet 2.1 gains open telnet support – which means that the users are now able to implement, with their effort, support for new telnet protocols in Mudlet. Mudlet already supports Aardwolf's 102, ATCP, GMCP and MXP protocols – these are built-in and require no effort to enable. However, if you'd like to make something else work, such as MSDP or MSP, you now have the ability to make it happen. See the addSupportedTelnetOption(), sendSocket() functions and the sysTelnetEvent event for making it happen – along with this guiding writeup. Enjoy!
Slothmud has been added to Mudlets pre-existing MUD list. It's a long-running game that makes great use of MXP, and was used for MXP compatibility testing during Mudlets MXP development.
Big thanks to everybody who provided feedback on desired new features and problems! Communicating with us is the best way to bring relevant issues to our attention.
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Louisiana Congressman John Fleming (R-4th Dist.) has decided to pass on the race for Senate.
The Republican had been considering a challenge to unseat Democratic incumbent Sen. Mary Landrieu.
But on Thursday, Fleming issued a statement declining a run for the seat because he would be in direct competition for the seat with another Republican, Congressman Bill Cassidy, who launched his Senate bid this week.
"I'm grateful for the many Louisianians who have urged me to challenge Senator Landrieu in 2014. We share a desire to replace her in the U.S. Senate. That desire is so strong, that for me to enter the race now would risk a contest between two experienced Republican Congressmen, potentially offering Senator Landrieu a path back to Washington. I can't let that happen. My friend, Bill Cassidy, has long prepared and now stepped forward to challenge Mary, and he offers Louisiana's voters a Republican alternative necessary in 2014 to replace a big-government Washington liberal. Therefore, with prayerful analysis, my family and I have decided to step aside for this Senate race to optimize the chance for Republicans to win this vital seat."
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Man of the match Ben Jacobs bursts through a gap to score the opening try
They showed great character to come from behind, after a controversial try had given Irish the lead, early in the second half, and sealed a memorable win with two late tries from Steve Kefu and Tom Varndell.
Wasps made one change to their original squad, with Charlie Davies taking the place of Jack Wallace, on the bench.
Irish had the chance to open the scoring after just over a minute, when Wasps went offside, chasing a Joe Simpson kick, from just outside his 22, but Ryan Lamb's kick fell well short.
Wasps showed their attacking intentions when Richard Haughton beat two men to cross the halfway line. Mark Van Gisbergen joined the line to create an overlap on the left, before Ben Jacobs cut inside, to take play into the 22. The ball was spilt in contact, but almost immediately, London Irish were penalised, just inside their half, and Dave Walder made no mistake with his long-range kick, to give his side a sixth-minute lead.
Irish then began to get their game together, and apply the pressure. A Ryan Lamb chip into the 22 caused problems, and led to a scrum in front of the posts. They won possession, and attacked to the right, but Steffon Armitage lost possession and Ben Jacobs snapped up the loose ball. He was about to send the unmarked Tom Varndell away down the left, but the referee ruled that there had been a Wasps knock-on. From the resultant scrum, Wasps were penalised, and Lamb levelled the scores with a simple kick.
Dave Walder kicked 18 points for the home side
Irish failed to control the restart, giving Wasps a scrum just outside the 22. They controlled the ball through several phases, without making any ground, before the visitors conceded a penalty near their ten-metre line, but Walder was off target with a kick from out towards the left touchline.
A minute later, it was Wasps who were caught offside, at a breakdown on halfway, when Simon Shaw came through too quickly. This time, Lamb's kick had the distance, but drifted wide to the left.
Wasps went ahead in sensational style, following a quick 22, which sent Varndell away down the left. Play came back infield, and Steve Kefu's half-break gave Ben Jacobs the chance to beat two defender and force his way over for a fine try, which Walder converted, to make it 10-3, after 22 minutes.
Four minutes later, Chris Hala'ufia broke strongly down the blindside from a scrum outside the Wasps 22. He smashed through Richard Haughton, and fed Paul Hodgson who had the strength to hold off Dan Ward-Smith's attempted tackle, to go over near the left corner. Lamb missed the conversion. Within a minute of the restart, Walder made the score 13-8 after Irish were penalised just outside their 22.
Lamb replied with another simple kick three minutes before the break, when Wasps were penalised in front of the posts, and Tim Payne was sent to the sin-bin. That yellow card meant that Wasps were forced to bring Shaun Ruwers on for James Cannon to fill the front row. At the first scrum after the substitution, Wasps were penalised just inside their own half, but Jamie Lennard sent his kick to the right of the posts, leaving the home side holding a narrow lead of 13-11 at halftime.
Tom Varndell celebrates on his way to scoring the try that secured the win
Irish controversially went ahead two minutes after the break, when Daniel Bowden went over under the posts, after what looked like a clear knock-on following Lamb's chip ahead. The fly half's conversion put his side ahead for the first time in the game. A Walder penalty made it 18-16 two minutes later. Payne and Cannon then came back on to the field, with Ruwers departing. Twelve minutes after the break, Walder was narrowly off target with a penalty from halfway.
With sixteen minutes left, Marty Veale replaced James Cannon. Within two minutes, Wasps were back in front, after Ben Jacobs switched the line of attack to break down the left. He fed the ball inside and Joe Worsley was stopped on the line. Quick ball set up the chance for Steve Kefu to go over near the posts, and Walder's conversion made it 23-18, with just over twelve minutes left to play. Two minutes later, Walder pushed a long-range penalty to the right of the posts.
With four minutes left, Wasps made the game safe with a superb score, set up after Ben Jacobs, rode a couple of tackles out on the left, and produced a wonderful offload to send Tom Varndell racing clear for his 6th try of the season. Walder's conversion stretched the lead to 30-18.
Deep into injury time, Paulica Ion crashed over near the posts and Lamb converted to seemingly give Irish a bonus point, but that was snatched from them when Walder landed a simple penalty, following a scrum in front of the Irish posts.
Wasps travel to Bath next Saturday, before returning to Adams Park to take on Exeter Chiefs in the Aviva Premiership on Sunday, December the 5th.


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Former boss Derek McInnes revealed the Robins were close to agreeing a deal with Crawley for McFadzean just hours before he was sacked on Saturday.
Sean O'Driscoll, the former Crawley boss who took over at City today, said: "There was already something in place to bring Kyle to the football club and that has not changed. That process had already started before I came in and it is on-going. I would like to get him through the door as quickly as possible."


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5BR + Large Hot Tub Montgomery Estates Lake Tahoe House in South Lake Tahoe
- bedrooms 5
- baths 3
- sleeps 14
- pool no
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- pets allowed no
- type House
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This large 5 bedroom home is located just minutes from the lake, casinos and Heavenly Ski Resort. Very nicely appointed with a contemporary decor, a large dining room, a gourmet kitchen and a large hot tub it is perfect for that family and friends gathering. There is a nice deck for enjoying the mountain peak views and a three car garage and expansive driveway for plenty of off street parking. The house is on a nice knoll above the street, providing additional privacy.
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Large dining room/dining table for 14 people. Family Room with wood burning fireplace/stove. Large outside Hot Tub. Washer and Dryer.
Free Wi-Fi Internet Access
Master Bedroom: King bed and double futon, TV, DVD/VCR, private bathroom with large jacuzzi tub and separate shower
Second Bedroom: Double bed and Bunk beds with twins on top and bottom, TV, VCR and a shared bathroom
Third Bedroom: Double and one twin bed, TV and a shared bathroom
Fourth Bedroom: Queen bed, TV, VCR, and a shared bathroom
Fifth Bedroom: 2 double futons, TV, DVD/VCR with a shared bathroom
Livingroom: Queen hide-a-bed, TV, DVD/VCR with shared bathroom
activities and attractions in South Lake Tahoe Lake Tahoe Area
Close to the Casinos, Heavenly Ski Resort and the Lake. 60 minutes from Reno, 90-120 minutes from Sacramento.
Skiing, Boating, Hiking, Snowmobiling, Sledding, Gambling, Concerts and other Entertainment, Golfing.
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Off season rates would be closer to minimum, holidays would be closer to maximum. Call or email for specific dates and availability.
Additionally, there is a $180 cleaning fee and we require either damage insurance or a $500 refundable security deposit. Damage insurance is a flat fee of $75 for $3,000 in coverage with no deductible.
If you elect to provide a security deposit, the security deposit will be refunded no later than two weeks after departure (normally this would be processed within a couple of days of departure) assuming there is no damage beyond normal wear and tear.
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Prior to paying a reservation deposit, always verify payment instructions by calling the phone number displayed on this listing page. By contacting the owner directly and paying by an approved method - credit card, paypal, check or bank transfer - your reservation payment will be protected up to $1,000.Learn more in our Security Center
Top things to do in South Lake Tahoe
- Ski, ski and ski some more.
- Drive around the lake
- Dinner at Chart House or at the top of Harrahs or the Horizon
- Boating around the lake
- Other winter sports like snowmobility, sledding, etc.
Top things to do on a budget
- Utilize the large kitchen with home cooking
- Explore the free sledding hills with the kids (winter)
- Go to Camp Richardson and enjoy the beach (spring/summer)
- Wine tasting at Heavenly Village
- Enjoy the large Hot Tub
Top things to do with a family
- Snowmobiling
- Enjoy hot chocolate while watching a movie by the fire.
- Walk around the shops at Heavenly Village.
- Go to Vikingsholm at Emerald Bay and hike down to the house.
- Boating on the lake.
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LOUISVILLE, KY (WAVE) - A U.S. Marine from Louisville who died earlier this year is being honored and remembered. Cpl. Aaron M. Faust, 22, died April 15 while supporting combat operations in Helmand province, Afghanistan. On Monday, DeSales High School will hold a special ceremony in Cpl. Faust's honor.
Faust was a 2007 graduate of DeSales. The Veterans Day memorial service will include a plaque bearing Faust's name on the DeSales Alumni Veterans Memorial monument, a wreath laying ceremony, and dedication of a new granite bench next to the memorial that honors all military veterans who have made the ultimate sacrifice for their country.Faust was a food service specialist and joined the Marine Corps in November 2007. Faust's unit deployed in support of Operation Enduring Freedom back in December 2011. His unit was scheduled to come back home in mid-summer of this year.Cpl. Faust was assigned to 2nd Battalion, 9th Marine Regiment, 2nd Marine Division, II Marine Expeditionary Force, Camp Lejeune, NC.The ceremony will take place at 1 p.m at the school, located at 425 Kenwood Drive. Several civic and community leaders will also take part.
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Since no one has made up a transfer thread yet, I'm going to oblige. It seemed like a popular opinion in pdb's thread.
This thread is for all transfer related rumors, gossip, dreams, hopes, and fears.
I'm not sure if we'll need to make a new thread periodically but I'm sure we can cross that bridge when we get there. I'm hoping this thread will keep the rest of the blog free of any transfer related trash and let Ted and Beltrans keep up with actual Arsenal news and topics.
So to get this thread started, Samir Nasri hasn't yet signed a new contract with the club. Are his(his agent's) demands too high, or is he waiting to see if Cesc leaves or other players come in. He was superb early in the year but tailed off when he picked up niggling injuries.
Other transfer stuff:
Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain linked to Arsenal again after we almost signed him in January.
Gervinho, the Lille forward is set to leave his club with us as a possible suitor
Bendtner's father seems to think he's worth £12 million.
Blackburn's Chris Samba is a possible defensive option
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Gina Carano and Felice Herrig are in attendance of tonight's RFA 9 card in Carson, California. Looks like the former face of WMMA has decided to see if blondes really do have more fun. Check out the results of tonight's RFA 9 card here.
Gina Carano is reportedly scheduled to make her return to the Strikeforce cage at an upcoming event that is currently in the works for Dec. 17 at an undisclosed location, according to the Wrestling Observer. Anyone think she actually makes it to this one?
So who's fighting Gina Carano on June 18 in Dallas? According to MMAWeekly, the leading candidate as of right now is Sarah D'Alelio, who recently lost to Julie Kedzie last December and would be making her Strikeforce debut. Good choice?
Gina Carano on the beach (via Zimbio) during filming of her upcoming movie "Haywire," which also stars Ewan McGregor and is set to be released on April 22. "Conviction" is currently rumored to make her Strikeforce return on June 18 when the promotion hits the American Airlines Arena in Dallas, Texas.
I thought black was supposed to be "Slimming" (in Charlie Sheen voice)? Hmm... Pics of Gina Carano fighting Ewan McGregor on the set of "Haywire." HT: Middle Easy
Good news for all you "Conviction" fans. Tonight (Feb. 12), at the Strikeforce: "Fedor vs. Silva" event in New Jersey, the promotion will formally announce the return of Gina Carano, according to Ariel Helwani. No opponent or exact date has been set, but the report states she will return later this year and is in attendance in East Rutherford to speak on her comeback. Excited, Maniacs?
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Proud winner of "All American City" awards and "Blue Wave" awards, Delray Beach is situated just south of Palm Beach and borders on Highland Beach/Boca Raton in Palm Beach county on the East Coast of Florida. It is the home of wonderful beaches, sunrises and sunsets and gentle waves.
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If you lived through the 80's you probably remember the show "Fantasy Island" where Tatu said "the plane, the plane." It was a sea plane touching down in the water.
At Lake Martin, sea planes are now fantasy. It's a reality thanks to Bessemer resident Charles Welden. He runs one of the few sea plane schools in the Southeast. If you'd like to learn to fly check out his website.
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Australia edges closer to additional Olympic berths
Wednesday, 23 May 2012 09:26
The Australian women's single scull and lightweight men's double scull boats have both progressed from their respective semi-finals on the third morning of the Final Olympic Qualification Regatta in Lucerne, Switzerland.
Kim Crow (VIC) set the tone for another successful night for the Australian Rowing Team with victory in the first semi-final of the women's single scull.
The Victorian, who has won silver medals at the past two world championships in the women's double scull, led from start to finish to cross the line in a time of 7:32.83.
Crow had established a clear water lead through 500m of the race and the remainder of the field could not close the gap as the Victorian led the scullers from Serbia and Ireland through to the final.
Crow requires a top three finish in the final on Wednesday evening to secure Australia a start in the women's single scull at the 2012 London Olympic Games.
Tom Gibson (TAS) and Rod Chisholm (NSW) then combined for victory in the lightweight men's double scull semi-finals to also move a step closer to rowing in London.
Gibson and Chisholm had won their heat in convincing style earlier in the week and positioned themselves in second place behind Spain through 500m of the semi-final.
The Beijing Olympians remained in second place at the halfway mark before making their move in the third quarter of the race and pulling away from the field to win a time of 6:33.03.
They progressed through to the final along with Austria and Bulgaria and will row for a top-two finish to book a place in London.
Australia has already qualified 10 boats for London, which they achieved through their performances at the 2011 World Rowing Championships in Bled, Slovenia.
Later tonight (2.20am AEST) the Australian women's eight will aim to become the 11th Australian crew to qualify for the 2012 London Olympic Games when they row from lane 3 in the A Final.
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An opinion column in a recent edition of the Bangor Daily News by Mike Hastings, director of the UMaine's Office of Research and Sponsored Programs, described the Maine Congressional Delegation created by then-U.S. Sen. Ed Muskie in 1973 to provide a bipartisan forum in Washington for Maine's~representatives to discuss on a monthly basis the needs of constituents back home. State delegations meeting periodically as units could be a step toward restoring a sense of trust and cooperation missing from politics today.
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VIDOR — Vidor Elementary's Life Skills class went on a walking field trip to the Vidor High School Cosmetology class to get shampoos and haircuts.
Teacher, Mrs. Jo Ashmore, and paraprofessional, Mrs. Tammie Block, took them on the field trip as an enrichment to a hygiene lesson they have been teaching in the classroom. They also worked on safety when crossing a street.
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This shirt is made of very thick material which is what I was looking for. The shirt did fit a little bit larger than other Patagonia button ups but it wasn't so big that it made it unwearable. The shirt is very comfortable and warm. I would caution anyone who is buying this shirt about the color. I noticed that mine was quite a bit brighter than the picture was on the website. It still looks good and very stylish. I love the shirt and will buy more in the future.
I love how this shirt looks, great color and style. But I am rather tall and lanky and it is a bit too baggy around my waist for my taste. Usually Patagonia fits me pretty well so maybe its just this select style. All in all still a great shirt. I received many compliments about it.
For example, he is the kind of guy who buys store brand jeans. He goes for what's cheap, and then complains because of the fit or quality. My parents bought his first Patagonia flannel for him last Christmas, and. he loved it. He had a fit over the price, of course, as my mom often forgets to remove price tags. As he wore the shirt again and again, he was sold. He has large shoulders, and often has to size up for a shirt to fit them, but then it's too large in the body. This shirt fits him in an XL. It is soft and warm, without being bulky at all. So, I bought him another one (this one) on sale for his birthday. He's even upgraded his jeans to Levi's since then. Baby steps.
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The 2011 Meineke Car Care Bowl Of Texas features a match up between the Texas A&M Aggies and the Northwestern Wildcats. The Aggies are entering the game without their heard coach Mike Sherman, who was dismissed last week as the head coach. Both teams however can finally break their run of bowl game losing streaks.
Northwestern has been bowl eligible for the past eight seasons, but they haven't won a bowl game since the 1948 Rose Bowl. The Aggies on the other hand have lost their last five bowl games. This will be the first match up for the two teams in their history and one will come away with their first bowl win in quite a while.
For more on the Texas A&M Aggies visit SB Nation's Aggies blog I Am The 12th Man. For more on the Northwestern Wildcats visit SB Nation's Wildcats blog Sippin' On Purple. Also stay tuned to SB Nation's 2011 college football bowl game bids coverage.


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"When we [contemporary] musical theatre writers do our concerts, it really just makes it look like we don't write musicals and [that] we just write songs," Oliver told Playbill.com following the first two concerts in his series, 35mm and Darling. "I wanted to show people that I have written three full musicals. One of them is an exhibition piece, and the other two are book musicals. I wanted to work with collaborators and people who can really dig into the material."
The trio of concerts kicked off Oct. 7 with the much-anticipated New York City return of 35mm: A Musical Exhibition. The work, based on a series of photographs by Broadway photographer (and Oliver's fiancé) Matthew Murphy, premiered in New York in March 2012 with a sold-out run at the Galapagos Art Space starring Lindsay Mendez, Betsy Wolfe, Jay Armstrong Johnson, Ben Crawford and Alex Brightman.
This time, Oliver expanded his roster of stars to include Nick Blaemire, Drew Gasparini, Derek Klena, Zachary Levi, Lesli Margherita, Lauren Pritchard, David Reiser, Krysta Rodriguez, Preston Sadleir, Kate Shindle, Katie Thompson and Alysha Umphress, among others. Original 35 cast members Brightman and Crawford, on a night off from their current Broadway outing in Big Fish, were also in attendance.
"Another reason I wanted to do this [was] to get to work with incredible vocalists who I haven't been able to work with," admitted Oliver. "There's definitely a handful of people who are 'oldies' [and] have done my work before, but then there's a bunch of new people that I've never gotten to work with, and that's been really, really, really fantastic."
One of the newcomers was Britney Coleman, who stepped in at the last minute when singer and actress Jenni Barber was sick and unable to perform. Oliver, suddenly in search of a replacement for "On Monday" — a song that takes listeners through a week's worth of the dating game — was recommended to Coleman, who performed the song in another recent concert, through YouTube.
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By Bill Adair
Published on Friday, September 5th, 2008 at 12:06 a.m.
Invoking his time as a prisoner of war in Vietnam and his family's long tradition of military service, Sen. John McCain accepted the Republican nomination for president and vowed to "fight for what's right for our country."
In a speech interrupted several times by protesters, McCain said, "With hard work, strong faith and a little courage, great things are always within our reach. Fight with me! Fight with me!"
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• McCain said he would cut taxes, but that his opponent, Barack Obama, would raise them. We found that Half True.
• McCain said Obama "thinks we can achieve energy independence without more drilling and without more nuclear power." We found that Half True.
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• We found Rudy Giuliani was exaggerating when he claimed the Democrats were afraid to mention "Islamic terrorism" at their convention. We gave that one a Barely True.
• Mike Huckabee was way off with his claim that Sarah Palin won more votes as mayor of Wasilla, Alaska, than Joe Biden won in the presidential primary. Huckabee was so far off that he earned a Pants on Fire.
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The winner of the Royal Society Young People's book prize has been announced – it's Robert Winston's, Science Experiments.
Science Experiments - WINNER
by Robert Winston and Ian Graham (Dorling Kindersley)
The judges said: "This brilliant book contains clear instructions for loads of great experiments, from things that you can try yourself (without getting in trouble from your parents), to spectacular tricks to try with adults present. Lots of books on experiments cover the same old ground, but this book goes way beyond the usual content and contains plenty of experiments that we'd never seen before."
How the weather works
by Christiane Dorion and illustrated by Beverley Young (Templar)
The judges said: "We loved this beautiful and imaginative book, which uses pop-ups to explore an unusual subject – how the weather works. We particularly liked the way that the pop-ups aren't just there for decoration, but are thoughtfully used to explain the science behind the weather."
Out of this world: all the cool bits about space
by Clive Gifford (Buster Books)
The judges said: "This is so different to other astronomy books we've seen – it's a fast-paced, funny and fact-packed guide to the very coolest bits of astronomical science. Older readers will love dazzling their friends with the out of this world facts that they read in this book."
Plagues, pox and pestilence
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The judges said: "Not for the fainthearted, this imaginative and informative book covers a huge range of science while telling the story of deadly diseases. It uses fabulous illustrations to get across some serious scientific content, and although it's definitely gruesome in places, it's never gratuitous."
See inside inventions: an Usborne flap book
by Alex Frith and illustrated by Colin King (Usborne)
The judges said: "It's wonderful to see a whole book devoted to the stories behind the world's most important inventions and we hope that this one might inspire the next generation of young entrepreneurs. The book packs in a huge amount of science without being overwhelming, and it's great to see the history of science covered too."
The magic of reality
by Richard Dawkins and illustrated by Dave McKean (Bantam Press)
The judges said: "This challenging and thought-provoking book explores how human beings have explored the natural world over time and tackles these ideas in a way that we've never seen before. Combining a comprehensive account of science, philosophy and culture with beautiful illustrations, this is an unusual book that adults might well enjoy too."
The judges are:
- Professor Andrea Brand FRS FMedSci (Chair) is Herchel Smith Professor of Molecular Biology and a member of the Department of Physiology, Development and Neuroscience at the University of Cambridge. Her research looks into the development of the nervous system.
- Mark Champkins is the Inventor-in-residence at the Science Museum in London. He appeared on Dragon's Den in 2007, receiving investment from Peter Jones.
- Greg Foot is a BBC science presenter, most recently seen on BBC3 giving away The Secrets of Everything.
- Dr Anna Parrish is a science teacher at Coloma Convent Girls School in Croydon.
- Dr Angela Taylor is a Royal Society Dorothy Hodgkin Fellow and Research Fellow at St Peter's College, University of Oxford. Her research is currently exploring remnants of the Big Bang in space.


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'I looked through the letter box hoping it wasn't true' - floods force Parents Paradise in Bushey to close
Updated 9:21am Thursday 13th February 2014 in News By Charlotte Ikonen, Reporter
The co-owner of an indoor play centre in Bushey said she is "heartbroken" at having to close after the weekend rain completely flooded the building.
Wendy Attwood has co-owned Parents Paradise on Greatham Road with her sister for the past six years, and said she is "still in shock" at the amount of damage.
The play centre, which is for children up to the age of 11, backs onto Water Lane which was closed all weekend after substantial rainfall.
Mrs Attwood said: "We had to shut early on Friday because the car park was underwater. We knew more heavy rain was on the way, so laid out sandbanks before we left.
"However, this was useless. We were absolutely devastated to return on Saturday and find our centre under about 2 foot of water and the children's toys floating in the water along with some of the bins.
"Our hearts sunk - the centre looked like it was an island in the middle of a lake. At first I looked through the letter box hoping it wasn't true.
"We still can't believe it happened, I don't think it's happened in 240 years at the estate."
The whole first floor of the centre will need to be refurbished, with new carpets, kitchen and equipment. Although the insurance company will cover the damage, Mrs Attwood said she is expecting to lose 20% of the businesses annual income.
She continued: "Luckily the insurance will cover rebuilding the business. But we are a seasonal business, and with half term coming up it is heartbreaking to close at such a busy time. At the moment, it is looking like we will be closed for around eight weeks, and have had to cancel birthday parties.
"One of our main concerns is our staff, who have bills to pay and families to support. So far they have been amazing helping us clear out. We will be back though, bigger and better."
Mrs Attwood said the support from the local community has been "heart warming".
She said: "We have been overwhelmed with the amount of support offered. We have had around 12 people a day here helping pull up the carpets.
"We even had an eight-year-old, Charlotte Kingsley, who offered to sell paintings for money towards the refurbishment. As a result we have decided we are going to make an inspiration wall. During the refurbishment, we will have a wall full of children's pictures which will help us keep going."
The centre hopes to be open by Easter.
To get involved in the inspiration wall or view more pictures of the damage visit: https://www.facebook.com/ParentsParadise?fref=ts
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8:10pm Wed 12 Feb 14
S/O man says...
9:35pm Wed 12 Feb 14
bernarda says...
11:48pm Wed 12 Feb 14
LSC says...
Unless we stop over-development of land, this will happen more and more.
I wish them luck, but I could have predicted this and I'm no expert.
7:25am Thu 13 Feb 14
Cuetip says...
5:07pm Fri 14 Feb 14
Longtime123 says...
LSC wrote:This place has been flooded before when it was Action Kid! I used to work there in 2000.
Well it is off WATER Lane in WatFORD, so one might expect a little flooding in the area. Not least because of all the new builds off Bendysh road, Tescos and the hotel.
Unless we stop over-development of land, this will happen more and more.
I wish them luck, but I could have predicted this and I'm no expert.
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