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Originally, from India, Reena has traveled across the Atlantic to make a home for the family in the United States. A stay-at-home-mom of two girls, Reena tries to educate them and instill important behavior aspects of positivity, confidence and courtesy.
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No matter where Reena dwells, the exotic world of Bollywood continues to fascinate her. While she is chauffeuring her daughters around, she still stays on toes with the latest happenings, buzz and gossips happening in her favorite cine world.
Reena holds a master's in English and a bachelor's in education from India. Her interests run the gamut, but her passion includes shopping and fashion, travel, wedding, Bollywood and lately – the nation's capital – Washington, D.C.
Originally, from India, Reena has traveled across the Atlantic to make a home for the family in the United States. A stay-at-home-mom of two girls, Reena tries to educate them and instill important behavior aspects of positivity, confidence and courtesy.
Being well groomed is important to her, she loves to explore new fashion trends and shopping deals. A die-hard romantic, Reena dwells in the beautiful fantasyland of weddings, beautiful venues and soulful vows.
No matter where Reena dwells, the exotic world of Bollywood continues to fascinate her. While she is chauffeuring her daughters around, she still stays on toes with the latest happenings, buzz and gossips happening in her favorite cine world.
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Kids Food Fest Comes to Washington, D.C. In NovemberKids Food Fest is a weekend-long free event that comes to Washington, D.C., on Nov. 2. It aims to "help in the fight against childhood obesity" through fun-filled activities.
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Washington, D.C., Gets Its First Wildlife Rehabilitation CenterCity Wildlife, a non-profit organization, has opened the first rehabilitation center in Washington, D.C., giving thousands of animals a hospital to recuperate.
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2013 Oktoberfest Celebrations in the Washington, D.C., AreaWelcome fall with Oktoberfest and indulge in alfresco dining, beer extravaganza, and activities for the family. If you're looking for some fun this weekend, here are some picks in the Washington, D.C., area.
Washington, D.C., Group Hits the Streets to Spread Positive ThinkingMake DC Smile is a unique group in Washington, D.C., that believes in spreading messages of happiness, positive thinking, and love.
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Obesity in Pets: What You Need to KnowObesity in pets is a growing problem in United States.The U.S. pet obesity rates continued to increase in 2012, with 52.5 percent of the dogs and 58.3 percent of the cats being overweight by their veterinarians.
Celebrate National Ice Cream Month with DC Scoop and MorePresident Ronald Reagan, who recognized ice cream as a "fun and nutritious food" designated July as National Ice cream month and the third Sunday of the month as the National Ice Cream Day. Here are some ways to celebrate it in Washington, D.C.
Deer Hunting to Be Banned in Fairfax City, Northern VirginiaThe Fairfax City Council met on Tuesday, July 9, to discuss the idea of allowing limited managed deer hunting in the city of Fairfax. Virginia.
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New Academies for D.C.'s First-Time Ninth Graders Aim at GraduationDistrict of Columbia Public Schools has announced a new program that includes targeted curriculum for first-time ninth graders. It allows them to transition into high school, maintain their social well-being, and succeed with good grades.
Fairfax County, Virginia, Soon to Have New Cemetery for UnclaimedThe affluent Fairfax County in Northern Virginia will be opening a cemetery for the poor, in an attempt to give hundreds of bodies that go unclaimed a final resting place.
Washington, D.C., Gets Its First Drive-In Movie ExperienceUnion Market in Washington, D.C. will host a drive-in movie series this summer -- a first in District.
Rich History Behind U Street Corridor Apartments in Washington, D.C.The journey of this U Street Corridor site has been intriguing -- from once being the location of D.C.'s biggest apartment building, it now houses low-income seniors funded by Section 8 housing benefits.
Controversy at Howard University: Trustees Debate School's StandingSince 1867, Howard University, located in Washington, D.C., has been a pioneer school among the country's historically black colleges and universities. Recently, the university made headlines due to a letter that asserted that the college is in trouble.
Cortney Novogratz shares 10 tips for incorporating technology in home décorCortney Novogratz is the author of "Home by Novogratz" and features in HGTV's "Home by Novogratz" and Bravo's "9 By Design." Here, she tells Yahoo! Homes about the best ways to incorporate technology in your home décor.
Washington, D.C., Ranked as the Second Fittest MetroWashington, D.C., was recently ranked as the second fittest metro by the American College of Sports Medicine, based on the annual American Fitness Index.
Cortney Novogratz Talks Decorating and Shares Easy Ways to Personalize Your SpaceLearn about designing, basics of home decor from Cortney Novogratz who stars in "Home by Novogratz" and Bravo's "9 By Design." Here she shares tips and easy ways to personalize your space.
Washington Mystics Games to Livestream Free for D.C.-Area ResidentsIn an official announcement on May 30, Monumental Network said that they will livestream all 17 Washington Mystics home games for the 2013 WNBA season, making the Mystics the first WNBA team to stream games through its own online platform.
Washington, D.C., Named the Best Big City for Working WomenAccording to a recent study by NerdWallet, Washington, D.C., is the best big city for working women.
Washington, D.C., Has Highest Average Student Loan DebtThe Federal Reserve of New York publishes a quarterly report of household trends in borrowing and indebtedness, where Washington, D.C., emerged as both deep in student loan debt and relatively above water in paying off such debt.
Arlington National Cemetery on List of Endangered SitesPreservation Virginia, a nonprofit organization, presented its list of endangered sites across the commonwealth for the ninth consecutive year. For 2013, Arlington National Cemetery Cultural Landscape is among the several threatened sites.
Grilling Classes for Memorial Day Parties Around Washington, D.C.Hone your grilling and entertaining skills before Memorial Day with the following classes in and around Washington, D.C.
Virginia Teen Musician Nominated in New Music AwardsSeventeen-year-old Sammy Hakim is a Virginia native and a junior in George C. Marshall High School in Falls Church. Her songs, which she writes and performs, include singles like "Mark Me," which garnered nominations for the New Music Awards.
10 Mother's Day Brunches Around Washington, D.C., Under $40Celebrate the most special woman in your life -- kick off your Mother's Day morning with one of the best brunches in and around Washington, D.C., for $40 and less.
Celebrating National Bike Month In and Around Washington, D.C.May is National Bike Month. Here's a lowdown of some of the ways you can partake in the event in an around Washington, D.C., for a double dose of fun and exercise.
New Look Unveiled for D.C. Taxis, Public Feedback NeededD.C. taxis will soon sport a new look. On May 1, the D.C. Taxicab Commission voted for a uniform taxi color scheme in the District in Columbia, attempting to bring an end to disparity in cab colors.
D.C. Toasts Celebrates Black Mixologists During World Cocktail WeekOn May 10, D.C. Toasts celebrates black mixologists during World Cocktail Week at the Howard Theatre.
Springtime Flower Festivals Around Washington, D.C.Although the 2013 cherry blossom season is over and a thing of the past, D.C. area residents can still get their floral fix. Choose from the Historic Garden Week in Virginia to the flower mart at the National Cathedral to enjoy the flora and the fauna.
Earth Day 2013 In and Around Washington, D.C.Celebrate Earth Day with several fun-filled activities in and around Washington, D.C.
Kings Dominion Opens Doors March 29 With Several New Exciting FeaturesKings Dominion, one of D.C.-area's biggest theme parks announced a multi-million dollar expansion for 2013. The family-friendly destination will now have more fun in store, when it opens door March 29.
International Chefs to Compete at D.C.'s Embassy Chef Challenge 2013Mark your calenders, as the fifth annual Embassy Chef Challenge culminates on March 14 in Washington, D.C.
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Our Oceanfront Villa with two queen beds and a king bed, fully equipped kitchen and sweeping views of the Atlantic ocean, make it easy to see why this is one of our most popular! This room has one bedroom with two queen beds and another bedroom with a king bed. Each bedroom has its own bathroom, a private entrance and a wonderful view of the ocean. The room has full glass across the back so the view from the room is breathtaking, they have full sliding glass doors and a large oceanfront patio. The room is located on the ground floor only. With excellent views of our beautifully landscaped courtyard
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- Free Cable TV with 32 inch flat screen televisions and Free parking and a heated outdoor pool.
- Daily housekeeping, use of beach towels & guest laundry services.
- Free In-room safes and new card-key locks for added security.
- Easy access to BBQ grills, courtyard, and beach areas.
- As a courtesy, we offer Free Wi-Fi to all of our guests.
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activities and attractions in Daytona Beach Shores Atlantic Coast Central
Excellent area for surfing, sailing, biking, running, swimming, diving and much, much more!
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Josh Thomas struggled.
That sums up Carbon Hill's 56-47 win over Montgomery Academy Wednesday night at the state Final Four in Birmingham.
Owens scored a season-high 30 points and was unstoppable against a Montgomery Academy defense geared to slow him down. On the other end, Thomas, the Eagles' top scorer, was a non-factor.
Owens, who scored 19 points in the opening half, also helped put the game out of reach in the fourth quarter. Montgomery Academy pulled to within a point at 43-42 with 2:32 remaining, but Owens pushed the lead back to three points after driving through the lane — and defenders — for a layup.
The Eagles didn't get within striking distance again.
Owens shot 8 of 12 from the field and was also 14 of 18 from the free throw line. He added three steals, two rebounds and two assists.
"Tylor Owens was everything we thought he was and then some," Montgomery Academy coach Anthony McCall said. "By my estimation, he was the second-best player we've played against all year, and we've played against some good players.
"We played three different guys on him, we just couldn't get it done. He was just better. All year we've been pretty good defensively. Today he really made some tough shots. He didn't make uncontested shots. We challenged him. We tried to deny him the ball and take his energy level down if we could."
McCall said Jackson-Olin's Kieston Standifield was the best player Montgomery Academy has face this season.
As hot as Owens was Wednesday, Thomas was held in check. The sharpshooter, who was averaging 27.2 points over his last 12 games, scored 19 points, but was just 3-of-13 from the field. Most of his points came from the line where he was 12-of-16 for the game.
Thomas looked like he was heating up in the fourth quarter as he nailed a 3-pointer and knocked down four free throws to cut Carbon Hill's lead to four points. From there, Carbon Hill's defense took over, holding Thomas scoreless from the field for the rest of the quarter.
"We won this game because we were able to limit the touches of Josh Thomas. That was the difference in the game," Epps said. "We didn't allow him to go to a spell where he would go out and get points in bunches. Midway through the fourth, he got loose on a couple of shots. I told our guys to switch on the pick and roll, that way we wouldn't give up the shot."
Thomas was frustrated throughout the first half. He scored just five points through two quarters. Things didn't get any better in the second half.
"We run the pick and roll offense and they were switching. It was a little tough," said Thomas, who took the blame for his tough night shooting the ball. "I was trying to force the ball and wasn't looking for my teammates. I was trying to do it myself, mostly."
Thomas also had 9 turnovers.
Next up for Carbon Hill is a rematch with Greensboro, which knocked off the Bulldogs in the semifinals last year. Greensboro also beat Carbon Hill 62-53 — the Bulldogs' worst defeat of the season — in December.


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This is the 10th in a series of opinionated fantasy football columns that will be posted daily in July and August, providing fantasy owners with some insights to consider as they prepare for their drafts. You can get an in-depth preview of the upcoming fantasy football season with the purchase of the Yahoo! Sports / Pro Football Weekly Fantasy Football Guide 2010, available now in newsstands and bookstores, or online at PFWstore.com.
Just because the Cardinals are expected to switch gears on offense — placing a lot more emphasis on the run with Matt Leinart replacing the retired Kurt Warner under center — it doesn't mean their receivers will automatically become fantasy also-rans.
According to daily team observers this offseason, the early feeling on the trio of Larry Fitzgerald, Steve Breaston and Early Doucet is that it just might provide more fantasy firepower than last year's Big Three of Fitzgerald, Anquan Boldin and Breaston.
That's an observation worth noting, considering that it seems like yesterday — actually, it was two seasons ago — when Fitzgerald, Boldin and Breaston each surpassed the 1,000-yard receiving mark on the road to a stunning Super Bowl run with Warner masterfully directing traffic.
The same trio wasn't nearly as devastating last season, but it still was considered one of the league's most fearsome threesomes when it came to catching passes and consistently moving the chains in a predominantly pass-oriented offense that was one of the most explosive in the NFL.
Unfortunately, all good things must come to an end. With Warner strolling off into the Arizona sunset and Boldin getting traded to Baltimore, the stage was set for the Cardinals to put on a new fantasy face, featuring more of the talents of RBs Beanie Wells and Tim Hightower in an offense that figures to be increasingly similar to those coordinated by Ken Whisenhunt in Pittsburgh before he became the Cardinals' successful head coach.
But with Wells and Hightower becoming the Cardinals' version of Willie Parker and Jerome Bettis in those Steelers offenses, the need still exists for balance courtesy of a competent aerial attack.
And with Fitzgerald leading the way, having established himself as one of the league's most potent fantasy wideouts, the Cardinals' WR corps is still expected to pack considerable punch.
A brilliant all-around threat coming off his third consecutive Pro Bowl berth, as well as his third 1,000-yard receiving season in a row, Fitzgerald had to deal with much more concentrated coverage in '09, as opposing teams started playing more two-deep zone coverage to keep him from getting deep. The Cardinals countered that game plan by putting Fitzgerald in motion more and lining him up in different spots on the field to create mismatches.
Granted, Fitzgerald wasn't as electrifying as he was in 2008, as his yards per catch dropped from 14.9 to 11.3, his 100-yard games dropped from seven to three, his 20-yard-plus catches dropped from 20 to 12 and his 40-yard-plus catches dropped from five to zero.
But the fantasy number that matters the most was fantastic, as he ended up tying Randy Moss and Vernon Davis for the league lead with a career-high 13 TD receptions.
Even though Fitzgerald had a career-low six scores in 2006, the last season in which Leinart was the starter, it's hardly a stretch to suggest he will approach his average the last three seasons of nearly 98 catches, 1,311 yards receiving and 12 TDs.
As for Breaston, who moves up to replace Boldin as the No. 2 receiver, sources on the scene reported that he was making two or three eye-popping plays per week during the Cardinals' OTAs after catching at least four passes in 9-of-15 games last season.
Doucet reportedly was nearly as impressive after slowly but surely emerging into a legitimate force last season, culminated by an impressive performance in the Cardinals' wild-and-crazy wild-card win over Green Bay with six catches for 77 yards and a pair of scores.
If you don't at least seriously consider any of the Cardinals' new Big Three as fantasy options in 2010, you will be committing a cardinal sin.
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New York City police have stopped at least 4 million people on the streets in the past decade. Most were black and Hispanic men.
About half of those were simply questioned, although there is nothing simple about a policeman stopping a citizen. Some had their bags or backpacks searched; some received a patdown. Only 10 percent of the stops yielded an arrest and uncovered what could be seen as potential criminals.
So in 2004, four men, all minorities, filed a class-action lawsuit that was presided over by U.S. District Court Judge Shira Scheindlin. She recently ruled against the NYPD "stop-and-frisk" tactics.
The ruling seems to go against the steady drop in NYC's crime rate for the past 23 years. It seems to go against the support it gets from 46 percent of New Yorkers. But the practice also goes against common sense, and respect for constitutional treatment of residents, particularly young men. "Stop-and-frisk" is racially discriminatory.
Scheindlen said the department made thousands of such street stops. She appointed a monitor to direct changes in the department. The judge also ordered a pilot program for cameras to be worn by police.
Some say her decision is a one-two punch to the country's biggest police department. Many of us, however, realize it is a logical step in administering reforms in the largest city in America.
Mayor Michael Bloomberg blasted the judge's decision, calling her "some woman" who knew "absolutely zero" about police work. He shouldn't bash judges.
Safety is indeed paramount in New York City. So, of course, is the constitutional dignity of each of its citizens. And it is fair to say that if that tactic had continued unchallenged, it could easily filter down to smaller police departments around the country. When that happens, city leaders tend to turn a blind eye to the tactics. That's what happened in New York City.


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Apparently angry about what he perceived as unfairly critical online comments on RipoffReport by an anonymous former client, a New York lawyer allegedly responded publicly to the posts last year, making reference to the ex-client's criminal case history and calling him "emotionally disturbed."
The former client, a Brooklyn law student, reacted by filing a defamation suit against the attorney, Robert Feldman, in which the plaintiff denied he had made the remarks that sparked the Internet war of words. And on Tuesday, after Feldman failed to appear at a hearing on a motion, Manhattan Supreme Court Justice Cynthia Kern ordered Feldman to take down at least some of the comments that prompted plaintiff Donald Glassman to sue, reports Reuters.
The judge declined, however, to order Feldman not to make similar comments in the future, saying that such a prior restraint on speech could not be justified by Glassman's claim that his future legal career is being damaged by his former counsel's critique.
Feldman told the news agency that he hadn't been notified of Tuesday's hearing, but apparently did not comment further.
Glassman, who was eventually acquitted in the criminal case, previously won a $500,000 malpractice judgment against his original criminal case trial counsel, Howard Blau. Blau was disbarred in 2009 and could not be reached by Reuters for comment.
Glassman is now pursuing a malpractice suit against Feldman, who served as his defense counsel later on in the same criminal case and, according to Feldman's online comments, helped Glassman win a reversal of a jury verdict.
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Do indoor cats need shots if they've had reactions in past?by Dr. Susan Baker
Question: My 7-year-old calico has been given yearly FVRCP and leukemia vaccinations for the five years I have had her. She has had some reaction. I do not want to have to give them to her again. I asked the vet to spread out the shots. She is an indoor cat. I have read that these shots should or can be given every three years. I would prefer this. She is boarded sometimes. The vet does not do a blood test to see if she has immunity. I am concerned. – Bert
Answer: Congratulations – it sounds like you have done a good job at keeping your cat healthy. As a responsible cat owner it is imperative to have your cat vaccinated. Vaccines are the mainstay to protect your cat from deadly infectious diseases.
Now that your cat is an adult and has had all her kitten shots, you may be able to put her on an interval of spaced vaccines. The American Association of Feline Practitioners recommends that adult cats get an FVRCP (Feline Viral Rhinotracheitis, Calici, and Panleukopenia) vaccination every three years. This can be alternated with the three-year rabies vaccine.
Palm Beach County accepts three-year rabies vaccines, but other counties may require them to be given at one or two-year intervals. Feline leukemia vaccine can be given if she is in a high-risk situation, such as a multi-cat household, or contact with outdoor cats.
Your cat should still get her very important yearly examinations and fecal testing.
Make sure the county and state where you live sanction longer intervals. Boarding facilities may make their own requirement intervals for vaccinations and you must comply if you wish to board your cat in their facility.
Ask your veterinarian which vaccines can be spread out to longer intervals, and find out which ones are required for boarding.Dr. Susan Baker
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John Mauceri
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John Francis Mauceri (born September 12, 1945, New York) is an American conductor, producer and arranger for theatre, opera and television. For fifteen years, he served on the faculty of Yale University. He was a protégé of Leonard Bernstein[1] and was a 2000 Berlin Prize Fellow at the American Academy in Berlin.
Mauceri is the first American ever to have held music directorships of opera houses in either the United Kingdom or Italy. He was music director of the Teatro Regio in Turin for three years. From 1987 to 1993, he was music director of Scottish Opera.
His American posts include the music directorship of Pittsburgh Opera from 2000 to 2006. He was principal conductor of the Hollywood Bowl Orchestra from 1991 to 2006. He is the Founding Director of the orchestra. In 2007, he was inducted into the Hollywood Bowl Hall of Fame alongside Plácido Domingo.[2]
In May 2006, the University of North Carolina named Mauceri the seventh Chancellor of the University of North Carolina School of the Arts. He assumed the post on July 1, 2006, and Pittsburgh Opera released Mauceri early from his contract to allow him to take up this post.[3]
Mauceri's commercial recordings include George Gershwin's Strike Up The Band, for Nonesuch. In 2006, Mauceri conducted the Nashville Symphony Orchestra and Chorus in a concert performance of Porgy and Bess that featured cuts and other changes that Gershwin himself had made in the opera during rehearsals leading up to its premiere by the Theatre Guild. This performance was released on CD, the first recording of the opera in this version.[4]
In other media, Mauceri had a small role as the character Claude Maginot in 2002's Grand Theft Auto: Vice City. He appeared briefly as himself in the second episode of the Studio 60 on the Sunset Strip TV series, conducting the fictional "West Coast Philharmonic."
Prior to his current appointment, Mauceri served as the music director of four opera companies: Teatro Regio in Turin, Italy, the Scottish Opera in Glasgow, the Washington Opera at the Kennedy Center and the Pittsburgh Opera. He was also the first music director of the American Symphony Orchestra in Carnegie Hall after its founding director, Leopold Stokowski, with whom he studied. His other mentors included Carlo Maria Giulini and Leonard Bernstein, with whom he worked for eighteen years.
Mauceri is well known throughout the world as the Director of the Hollywood Bowl Orchestra in Los Angeles, which was created for him in 1991 by the Los Angeles Philharmonic Association. At the Hollywood Bowl, he conducted over 300 concerts over 16 seasons. He now has the title of founding director of the Hollywood Bowl Orchestra, and recently returned to the Bowl Orchestra to make his debut at Walt Disney Concert Hall in LA.
Mauceri has conducted most of the world's leading orchestras and opera companies and is one of the world's most accomplished recording artists. He is the recipient of Grammy, Tony, Olivier, Drama Desk, Edison, two Emmy and four Deutsche Schallplatten awards, among other prestigious recognitions.
Mauceri lives in North Carolina and New York City with his wife, Betty. His son, Benjamin, lives in Los Angeles and is VP of Business Affairs for Comedy Central.[5]
- 1986 Candide (1982 New York City Opera), New World Records
- 1986 Richard Rodgers: Three Ballets, Polydor
- 1989 The Threepenny Opera, Decca
- 1991 Strike Up the Band, Elektra
- 1992 Street Scene (1990 Studio Cast), London / PolyGram
- 1992 The King and I (1992 Studio Cast), Philips / Philips / PolyGram
- 1993 Das Wunder der Heliane, Decca
- 1993 The Great Waltz,
- 1992 Philips Rodgers & Hammerstein Opening Night Overtures Hollywood Bowl Orchestra
- 1994 Songs of The Earth, Philips
- Maurice Ravel: Dawn from Daphnis et Chloé, suite No. 2 for orchestra
- Edvard Grieg: Morning Mood from Peer Gynt Suite for orchestra
- Carl Nielsen: Helios, concert overture, FS 32 (Op. 17)
- Claude Debussy: Prélude à l'après-midi d'un faune
- Franz Waxman: Dusk
- Richard Wagner: Liebestod
- Arnold Schoenberg: Sunrise
- 1995 Schulhoff: Flammen, Decca
- 1995 Erich Wolfgang Korngold: Between Two Worlds, London
- 1995 Music For the Movies: The Hollywood Sound, Sony Classical
- 1996 Korngold, Weill, Ernst Krenek: Violin Concertos, London
- 1997 Schoenberg in Hollywood, London
- 1999 Girl Crazy, Nonesuch
- 2000 Rodgers: Slaughter on 10th Avenue/Ghost Town/La Princess Zenobia, Slider Music
- 2000 Girl Crazy, Nonesuch
- 2001 Star Wars: The Sound of Hollywood, Philips / Eloquence / Philips
- 2002 Kurt Weill: Der Protagonist, Capriccio Records
- 2006 Gershwin: Porgy & Bess (Original 1935 Production Version), Decca
- 2008 Korngold: Violin Concerto, Decca
- 2011 Strike Up the Band (2011 Studio Cast Recording), PS Classics
- 2011 Korngold: Much Ado About Nothing Op. 11, Toccata Classics
- ^ Robert Croan (13 May 2006). "Opera's music director to lead North Carolina School of the Arts". Pittsburgh Post-Gazette. Retrieved 2007-10-06.
- ^ Kuo, Daniel (July 1, 2007). "Music Legends Honored with Style at the Hollywood Bowl's Opening Night". Canyon News. Retrieved 2009-08-12.
- ^ Mark Kanny (13 May 2006). "Pittsburgh Opera music director to resign". Pittsburgh Tribune Review. Retrieved 2007-10-06.
- ^ Mark Kanny (13 May 2006). "Pittsburgh Opera stronger for Mauceri's leadership". Pittsburgh Tribune Review. Retrieved 2007-10-06.
- ^ THR Staff (2 Nov 2011). "Next Gen 2011 - Hollywood's Fastest-Rising Stars". Hollywood Reporter. Retrieved 2013-05-05.
- ^ "John Mauceri" allmusic
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I had a great time at Dock Kitchen last week. When I arrived I didn't like our allocated table as it was too near the door but the staff soon found us another table (there were four of us). The food was delicious. I am vegetarian and it was refreshing to be given an option that didn't contain goats cheese! I had a dahl with a variety of elegantly spiced vegetables. Desert of organge tart had just the right balance of bitter sweet. My meat eating friends also enjoyed their meals. I organised a business dinner in the private room last night for my boss to entertain our colleagues from Tokyo. Everyone had a great evening, a good wine selection, brilliant service and all I have heard all morning is everyone talking about the amazing Lamb Biryani. I recommend Dock Kitchen for a relaxed evening with friends but also if you are trying to impress. I'm looking forward to trying out the great deck area in the summer!


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Happy Independence Day
Friday, July 4, 2014
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Rich Ellerson Done
Monday, December 16, 2013
I saw it on ESPN.com first.
Well I can't say I am surprised, after coming in with such promising early campaigns, leading Army to its first bowl game since 1996 hope was high for Army under Rich Ellerson.
I like the guy, I loved his schemes and I really thought he could win at West Point. Unfortunately for everyone who cares about Army football, he didn't win, at least not often enough. I have been a huge fan of Ellerson's style and what he brought to the academy, but mid way through the year the losing started to eat away at me. You look at the bad, bad, losses, you see through some bad near-losses and even with beating Air Force last year the streak is just too much to take. In all honesty, Ellerson should have been the guy to break through and beat Navy. Realistically he should have owned more than one win against Air Force as well.
As a fan, you look at some of the reasons why you would keep Ellerson through the end of his contract and aside from him being a nice guy there is only one way his work would continue to help Army football - stability; to keep the schemes in tact and keep continuity with the players and prospects.
As it turned out there just wasn't enough on the field success to justify calling the RE regime "stable". So if the results aren't any good, what good is stability?
Sal took one last interview with Rich Ellerson.
I can't say enough how much I respect the guy. I wish it could have played out a little different, but it's not an easy job and Ellerson gave Army football a chance to win.
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Navy/Army Items
Tuesday, December 10, 2013
Couple of personnel things courtesy Sal. Larry Dixon is practicing... albeit on defense. The Navy/Army game is a special event for these players and for a guy like Dixon to contribute and experience the game as a senior is important.
It's been closed practices which points to some other question marks in terms of personnel. Angel Santiago wants to cut it loose in the season finale.
Sal has some other interesting personnel news, so be sure to click on over.
Mike over at The Bird Dog cuts to the bone with his assessment of Army football's struggles.
The reason for this difference is simple: money. Because NAAA is a 501(c)(3) corporation and not funded by the government, it isn't subject to the same government regulations when it comes to fundraising. Army and Air Force are organized differently. While their coaches are not paid with taxpayer money, they are paid with government money through the Non-Appropriated Fund Instrumentalities set up to support their athletic departments (both Army and Air Force coaches are technically government contractors). NAFI fundraising is more restrictive than what Navy is able to do. Navy simply has more money to pay ADs and coaches, so on average, they hire better ones.
Is it money that keeps Navy's fire lit? Certainly there is something to the disparity in coaches pay between the academies.
Ken Niumatalolo Navy $1,650,000
Troy Calhoun Air Force $900,000
Rich Ellerson Army $600,000
...and that is just the head coaches' salaries. I don't have salary figures for the assistant coaches, but if you are pleased with Army's position coaches at this point of the Ellerson regime please make your presence known in the comments.
Is the difference recruiting? Is it athletic administration and a disparity of competence? Is the real problem a question of stability in that head coaching spot? All of these factors mix together and no matter how you slice it, Navy has done a better job in each of these realms and the net effect is an 11 year win streak for Navy with things not looking particularly good to break the streak.
Get over to the Bird Dog and read what Mike says, it's pretty much a must-read. You will have a tough time refuting his ideas on Army's struggles.
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Navy/Army First Media Interest
Wednesday, December 4, 2013
The first drops of blood have hit the water and the
Army/Navy Navy/Army game though still 2 weeks away is getting nibbles from the media.
Navy has won eleven in a row against Army, but narrowly escaped with a 17-13 victory last season. Black Knights Coach Rich Ellerson is hoping his team will end Navy's recent dominance, but also has great respect for the game and it's players.
"It's a moment in the world of college football where everybody can reflect on who these young men and women are," Ellerson said. "There's that fundamental respect the institutions have for one another. While we're fierce rivals, we also share some commonalities. One of those is a passion for the game."
Hold on a minute.... WHAT streak?
The Black Knights (3-8) also have been practicing amid published reports regarding Ellerson's job security. Ellerson has a 20-40 record in five years at West Point, with three seasons of three victories or less, and Army Athletic Director Boo Corrigan has said Ellerson's status will be evaluated after the Army-Navy game.
Rich Ellerson needs this win badly; you have to think if that 11 game losing streak to Navy turns into 12 Ellerson will be gone by the New Year.
I'm pretty sure there will be more spotlight pieces on the rivalry, the game, and its participants. Until then
Navy/Army game notes are up (.pdf)
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Army 3-8
Sunday, December 1, 2013
Another game that Army really could have won. Winless Hawaii seemed to move the ball effortlessly and scored early and often to play an early advantage into a good win for the Warriors.
Army got out to a slow start giving up the ball and then a quick score. Down 14-0 the first play that kept reeling Army in the game was a Chris Carnegie interception into the end zone.
We finally got to see why the coaches played quarterback roulette all season.... we've seen both QB's play hot and play cold. Saturday night was AJ Schurr's turn to play hot and he rallied the team to tie the score at 28 with 6:17 remaining in the 3rd quarter.
Army battled back again and again, tying the score in the 3rd and pulling within 7 twice in the 4th, but in the end time ran out on Army's escape act, the clock struck zero and Army lost to a previously winless Hawaii team.
Watching the game I couldn't help but dwell on the fact that Hawaii hadn't won a game yet. They handled Army very well blowing up plays for the entire first half. Hawaii outrushed Army 285-254 and the game's leading rusher was Joey Iosefa carrying for 154 yards and a TD on 28 touches.
I hate to bring it up because Army is starving for stability.... but you have to question the coaching staff at this point of the season. There is one game to save it all... must win game in 2 weeks for Coach E.
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What Are You Playing? January 14th, 2012
Posted on Saturday, January 14 @ 11:04:10 Eastern by Daniel Bischoff
I have to admit I feel like my SNES arrived on Friday the 13th for a reason. I spent quite a bit of time looking at eBay listings, trying to find the perfect system at the right price. I feel like the pictures were a little misleading.
Listen to the video later and pay attention. Pinpoint the moment my voice drops in disappointment. Seriously, you'll be able to tell what I'm talking about.
Regardless, I'm playing Killer Instinct, possibly with my younger brother, hoping desperately for a modern day revival as good as Mortal Kombat. Did you know that spellcheck thinks I meant wombat? My brother, my mom, and my dad are coming to town for the extended weekend, so that's the extent of my gaming, but let me ask you...
What are you playing?
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Make Your Own Virtual Camera
Learn how at makeprojects.com/v/27.
Noah Webb
services truck out front to make a high-quality computer-generated movie,"
says special effects expert Glenn Derry.
Planning great camera shots is the key.
To make your indie shine, Derry advises
using a device he hacked together with
James Cameron called a "virtual camera."
It helps you compose shots in effects
movies, and even plan complex shots in
traditional live-action films.
The gadget, essentially an LCD screen
festooned with motion capture markers, is
something you hold while walking around
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the animated world of a digital movie or
a mockup of a live set.
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MAKE readers to make a low-cost virtual
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Cintiq 12WX LCD touchpad Wacom ( wacom.com),
Xbox 360 Wireless Controller Microsoft, $50 list
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WORK to restore one of Warrington Museum's most historic galleries is under way.
As previously reported in the Warrington Guardian, the bird gallery is being revamped into a Cabinet of Curitosities gallery, thanks to a £672,500 grant from the Heritage Lottery Fund (HLF).
Most of Warrington Museum will still be open for visitors whilst the works take place, apart from Galleries four, five and seven which will be closed until summer.
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Governor Mitt Romney: I agree that it is important to prevent overfishing; however, I will only support these decisions when they are based on sound science and local input from stakeholders. This information should be up to date and accurately reflect the condition of the waters. Our fisheries are incredibly important to preserve and maintain, but we must make fully informed decisions when closing large areas of the ocean. I will not close access to fishing except in a case of last resort to protect the productivity of a fishery, certainly not to appease special interests. This hurts the local economies for no reason.
5. A most egregious case of a heavy-handed federal government action is the closure of beaches to fishing and other recreational activities at Cape Hatteras National Seashore Recreational Area in North Carolina. These closures extend far beyond common sense and what is needed for resource protection, and as a result are devastating a community that depends on tourism generated by public access. Anglers fear that the same approach is about to be used in Biscayne National Park in Florida. If (re) elected as President, how will you prevent these types of over-reach by the federal government?
President Barack Obama: My administration is committed to maintaining fishing opportunities for America's fishermen. That is why the Cape Hatteras National Seashore remains open to fishing. As a result of an extensive public process, some restrictions on Off-Road Vehicle Use in the Seashore have been implemented to protect endangered species. The Park Service plan attempts to strike a balance between numerous uses of the seashore, as required by law. Even with those restrictions, fishing tournaments that existed before 2009 are grandfathered in, and fishermen participating in those tournaments will still be allowed to access the Seashore with ORVs. To date, tourism revenues in Dare County, where the Seashore is located, have held steady or increased. If re-elected, my administration will continue to look for ways to maintain or increase fishing opportunities for recreational fishermen.
Governor Mitt Romney: As president, I will take a very different approach to resource protection than President Obama. His policies have been crafted with great input from D.C. bureaucrats and with very little say from local and states agencies and the fishermen who know the waters best. A Romney Administration will highly value the input of these local entities, understanding the integral part they play in keeping our waters clean and our fish supply abundant. No one wants our resources protected more than the anglers themselves. I understand this and will make decision that lean heavily on input from those on the ground.
6. Invasive species pose a significant threat to many of our nation's waterways, including the Great Lakes where Asian carp are right on the doorstep and threatening the region's $7 billion sportfishing economy. What will you do to control the introduction and spread of harmful invasive species?
President Barack Obama: My Administration has taken an aggressive, unprecedented approach to protect our Great Lakes and the communities and economies that depend on them from the threat of Asian carp. We are working to maintain this ecosystem, which represents the nation's largest source of fresh surface water and is a cornerstone of local jobs and the regional economy.
We kicked off the Great Lakes Restoration Initiative, the largest investment in the Great Lakes in two decades, which is targeting ecological problems such as invasive species, toxic hot spots, polluted runoff from farms and cities and declining wildlife habitat.
We are working tirelessly on an unprecedented effort to halt the spread of Asian carp, which are threatening the Great Lakes ecosystem. We have launched multiple efforts to encourage state, local and federal authorities to coordinate in their efforts to mitigate the spread of Asian Carp, while deploying enhanced, more efficient systems to monitor and capture Asian carp, including undertaking extensive testing to determine whether the destructive fish have established a foothold in the lakes. My administration has also enhanced the fish barrier system to include strengthened electric barriers, physical barricades to stop carp migration during floods, and closed off smaller waterway connections to the Great Lakes. And in May, the Army Corps of Engineers announced that it would accelerate its planning process and develop options for permanent fixes for presentation to Congress in 2013 – 2 years ahead of its previous schedule.
Governor Mitt Romney: The Great Lakes have literally shaped my home state and are an important part of my personal history. I am deeply concerned about the threat posed to the Lakes by invasive species from the Mississippi River basin, and I am outraged that five years after Congress ordered the Army Corps of Engineers to identify a solution that we are still years away from a recommendation. America put a man on the moon in less time than that. As president, I will accelerate the Army Corps process and ensure that they develop a plan as soon as possible to protect both the ecology and economy of the region. By taking immediate action to address this threat, while also continuing with restoration efforts, we can meet our obligation to the future generations for whom we hold this magnificent fresh water resource in trust.


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In our Good Times publication, there is a section that highlights the prices of the everyday items we all use, like eggs, milk, bread, etc., for a certain year.
We watch in amazement as the price jumps 30 and even more cents from the time we get to work until lunch. Then, sometimes, it even changes again that same day.
Someone needs to tell me what in the world could happen to cause that.
Someone needs to tell me how the big gas companies can stand in front of the American people and announce their profits and not feel guilty because that money is made off the backs of the American people.
How much is enough? You hear where companies lose millions in a quarter and you think, wow, that's a lot. But what you don't realize is that is not really how much they lost. That's how much less they made than the quarter before. Wah!
Since there seems no help in sight and those fat cats lining their pockets with my money, I'm going to do the only thing I know how to do. I'm going to make it funny.
Because if I don't, I might cry.
Here is an e-mail from my mom. Who else? It is someone who obviously has way too much time on their hands and access to a calculator.
I don't know where it originated. By the time you get to the end, you won't either. Gas prices will still be sky high and someone else will be making money every time you fill up.
So buck up 'lil campers and check into that moped, scooter, bicycle, motorcycle or whatever you have kicked around driving to combat the high price of gas.


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What would be the the easiest way to port Symbian Web Runtime widget to Windows phone application?
What would be the the easiest way to port Symbian Web Runtime widget to Windows phone application?
Rewriting it with Microsoft's tools and APIs, or making it a web based app (instead of a locally installed one) and then using it via Internet Explorer on the phone.
I would be interested in something quite similar, maybe the initial question was also about it: How to make home-screen app for WP7 or an app pin-able to the Windows Phone home screen ? I would be interested in dynamically updating the content in the home screen.
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Was trying the method from: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/libr...=vs.92%29.aspx rather easy to add html & images, but currently can not run any javascript on it..
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CAREFREE, Ariz. -- A cement truck went into Bartlett Lake after its brakes failed.
Maricopa County Sheriff's Office spokesman Chris Hegstrom said the truck went off a road and into the lake Thursday morning.
A local news report said that the driver was unharmed.
Bartlett Lake is located about 20 miles east of Carefree, a suburb on the Phoenix area's northeastern outskirts.
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Wal-Mart, unions fund battles over labor laws
Each side made sizable campaign contributions in New York state as a retail jobs tax credit got stitched into a minimum wage bill.
In March, the New York state legislature and Gov. Andrew Cuomo increased the minimum wage from $7.25 to $9 an hour over the next three years. Tucked away in the far paragraphs of the law are tax credits for employers who hire seasonal employees ages 16 to 19 who are still in school. Those credits add up to $20 million to $40 million a year with no cap on the payments.
The United Food and Commercial Workers International Union (UFCW), which represents workers in grocery and retail stores, and in food-processing and meatpacking companies, says a series of campaign contributions by Wal-Mart made just before the vote may have led to those tax benefits.
Wal-Mart has contributed more than $105,000 to New York Republican senators and Assembly members over the past two years as Democratic support for the issue grew, state election records show. In addition, Wal-Mart provided $400,000 since January 2011, most of it in 2012, to a state Republican Senate account that can be used for several purposes.
Is it the "legal bribery" UFCW and its Retail, Wholesale and Department Store Union colleagues imply? If so, the unions aren't doing such a bad job greasing palms, either. The RWDSU and its locals contributed $92,000 since 2010 to local and state candidates, mostly Democrats. The UFCW and its locals contributed $288,000 during the period.
Wal-Mart is a nonunion shop, but labor unions have given it plenty of grief over working conditions and wages in recent years. The giant discounter actually sued unions in Florida for "illegal trespass" after they protested increased store hours on Black Friday last year.
The issue has also put Wal-Mart at a disadvantage with its warehouse-size competitors at Costco (COST), which is lobbying for a higher minimum wage, paying its starting employees nearly $3 more an hour than Wal-Mart and considering benefits like health care untouchable. Oh, and Costco just signed a three-year contract with the Teamsters.
With unions seeking public financing of political campaigns and Wal-Mart looking to maintain the bottom line, the two groups at a stalemate. Considering that New York workers still received their minimum wage increase and Costco has used every Wal-Mart/union dustup to build market share, it's a stalemate Wal-Mart still somehow managed to lose.
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unions have been funding democrats for years... and corporaitons fund the other ones...
its all bribes. plain and simple. i give you money, you give me what i ask for. BRIBE. but its legal if yuo follow the law (walmart and unions)... and illegal if you dont. (blagoevich) but its the same scenario either way.
money for perks.
Instead of using a union as the answer why don't we reign in executive salaries. I been a member of three different unions over my lifetime and they did nothing for me! In fact, two of them screwed the workers. Unions are big at telling you all the things they do for you and how much you need them. The truth is a good worker can accomplish most of the same goals without a union. If unions are so great how about they pay themselves them same you get paid and when they tell you to strike they suffer the same wage loss you do while on that strike. Why should they be treated any different? It used to be that the highest paid exectuive only made four times what the lowest paid worker got. Why not go back to that formula? Why pay the C.E.O. $10,000,000 per year when the company is losing $2,000,000? If we paid him $6,000,000 the company would actually show a $2,000,000 profit and they could afford to pay good workers better. Yes, it's nice to dream!
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Alex Collins got to enjoy National Signing Day just one day later.
With his father, Johnny, his aunt, Loretta, and his grandmother, Betty, by his side, the South Plantation star running back signed a national letter of intent to attend the University of Arkansas on Thursday afternoon. The school received his fax and announced it.
His mother, who ran off without signing those same papers Wednesday at a scheduled signing day event at his school, wasnt at the private event held Thursday at Bokampers Sports Bar and Grill in Plantation. Instead, she hired attorney Jack Paris of The Cochran Firm South Florida, according to a news release, to represent the familys interests while she contemplates where her son should decide to play football.
But Collins didnt need his mothers blessing. He got his father to sign the letter of intent. NCAA rules require prospects under the age of 21 to have a parent or legal guardian sign the letter of intent in order for it to be considered valid. South Plantation athletic director Mike Collins said the NCAA would accept the signed letter of intent because Johnny Collins Jr. is Collins biological father and is listed on his birth certificate.
Im happy. Im excited. Im happy its over, said Alex Collins, who was rated the nations No. 1 all-purpose running back by 247Sports.com and had announced he was picking Arkansas on a cable show Monday night.
I didnt think about going anywhere else because I had my mind set. This is where I wanted to go. I talked to Mom and let her know. I explained myself, and we got a better understanding.
Collins, dressed in camouflage and wearing a camouflage tie, said he didnt know his mother, Andrea McDonald, had hired a lawyer. He said it was his understanding she was supporting him based on a conversation he had with her before heading to Bokampers to sign his letter of intent.
The last conversation was basically about why I chose Arkansas and why I felt the love at Arkansas. She understood and supported me behind it, Collins said. She always supported me, its just the fact from her standpoint she wants to make sure this is the right decision for me and Im not just picking a school and not understanding what Im getting into. Im leaving the state and Im going to be a four-to-five hours plane ride away and she just wants to make sure this is what I really want to do.
McDonald, though, apparently isnt as supportive of Collins decision as he thinks. A few hours after Collins party cleared out at Bokampers, the law firm hired by McDonald released the following statement: Ms. McDonald understands that Alex has received consent from his father who has signed the letter-of-intent for him to play football for the University of Arkansas. However, our clients initial intentions remain unchanged.
She is a loving and caring mother who only wants her son to choose a university without any outside and inappropriate influences. Ms. McDonald hopes all NCAA rules and regulations were followed during todays signing. She is not seeking any personal financial gain because her only concern is for Alexs happiness and well being. The Cochran Firm is standing by Ms. McDonald in this difficult time and has made all of the firms resources available to her as she explores her options.
Its unclear whether McDonald really has any options. The firm didnt return phone calls or emails from The Miami Herald asking whether McDonald planned to take legal action. The NCAAs website doesnt specify how many signatures are needed or if one takes precedence over another for a letter of intent to be accepted.
Collins father said he received a phone call from Alex on Wednesday and agreed to sign the papers because thats where he wants to go.
Its emotional, Collins aunt, Loretta, said. He really wanted his moms support, but at the same time its his decision. He would love for his mother to be here with him. But he had to make his decision with where he wanted to go. He came right to [Johnny on Wednesday] and told us everything that happened. I asked him, Is Arkansas where you really want to go in your heart? And he said yes. So we will support him.
Collins, who ran for 1,275 yards and 14 touchdowns on 155 carries as a senior and helped lead his team to a district title, said he never wavered on the decision he made Monday night on TV and explained why he didnt choose the University of Miami. He had been a Hurricanes commitment until November.
He said pending NCAA sanctions at Miami didnt affect his choice.
It wasnt necessarily something that turned me off, Collins said.
I love Miami. Its a great place, close to home. If I was close to home, everyone could come. But I wasnt making a decision for everyone else. It would have been great for everyone to support me at my games. But Im making the best decision for me, and I felt it would be best for me to go to Arkansas. Thats ultimately where I want to go.
I feel I have a great chance to get early playing time there. I just have to go in and work hard. With my work ethic, I feel like I can outwork anybody. Based on anywhere I would have went, I feel like I could have fought for playing time. I expect to get there and compete.
Arkansas coach Bret Bielema released the following statement after Arkansas received the signed letter of intent: Alex is a great addition to this class. He is an upstanding young man who has impressed us throughout our time getting to know him, and he focused on making a decision that was the best for him athletically, academically and socially. He has high character and is a student-athlete we are thrilled to bring into our family. He made it clear to us that he truly wanted to be a Razorback, which is what we want from everyone we sign.


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Walker finished with 188 yards on 11 carries with three touchdowns as the Warriors upped their record to 3-3, all in league play, and the Mohawks slipped to 0-4 overall (0-3 CALA).
St. Wendelin trailed 16-7 at halftime before the contest got away in the last two quarters.
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The Wing-T has been made famous by University of Delaware Coach Harold "Tubby" Raymond, and is a popular misdirection offense that can be hard to stop. Characterized by a wingback in the slot just behind the tight end, and a split end on the weak side, the offense places all three running backs in prime locations for counters, fakes, and other misdirection plays. The system also features the Quarterback Waggle, which gives a good quarterback the chance to run or throw, and can tear apart a defense. With the split end in position where he is, the opportunity is created for one of the most effective plays in youth football: the crack sweep (Shown here as the 27/28 pitch.)
The Wing-T is also a great passing formation. With the tight end and flanker located where they are, there is vast potential for quick crossing patterns and out passes, and the strong side can be easily overloaded against zone defenses by sending the fullback into the flat underneath the flanker's route.
In my opinion, the Wing-T is one of the most effective youth offenses around. If it has any flaws, it is that it takes some coaching experience to run properly, and understanding how the different series set up certain plays is a difficult task. Rookie coaches should do a great deal of research before attempting to install this offense.
Generally the offense requires an understanding of angle blocking. This means you must have a grasp of football that includes such information as: "If we fake a handoff here the defensive tackle will react by doing this therefore, to block him my right tackle must be here." This is not easy, and it's one of the reasons I don't recommend this system to a rookie coach or offensive coordinator.
The playbooks shown here are greatly simplified for use at the lowest level. For convenience, the standard backs and hole numbering system has been used. Most Wing-T coaches prefer the nomenclature used in the books mentioned below.
Briefly, the nomenclature is as follows: the formation described as "Wing Right" below is called the "100" formation. "Wing Left" is the "900" formation. Holes are numbered from left to right, and do not change when the formation is flipped. Each back movement is given a number as well, called the "series". The 24/25 counters below are taken from the "30" series. Plays are called with a three digit number: 135. This simple numeral tells the players "100" formation, "30" series, and "5" hole. (Below, this play is called the Wing R 24 Counter).
If you choose to install the Wing-T, remember that it is a misdirection offense. This means confusion of the defense on every play should be your main goal. Work your players hard on carrying out their fakes, and try to make every single play look like every other for the first two or more seconds after the snap. The more time the defense spends looking for the football, the better each play will do.
The Wing-T is a great "equalizer" offense. If you have smaller, quicker players, they will benefit from the blocking angles and misdirection attack. Slower players will have some trouble executing a few of the blocks, but if they have size and strength you should be able to make the powers an effective attack. Generally you can fit players of all shapes and sizes into the system.
Before you make any solid decisions whether or not to run the Wing-T, take a look at Malcolm Robinson's Wing-T playbook, available in the downloads section.
For more information on the Wing-T the following books can help:
The Wing-T from A-Z: The Base Plan By Dennis Creehan
The Wing-T from A-Z: Installing the System By Dennis Creehan
Both of Coach Creehan's books are available at www.coacheschoice.com.
Rookie or inexperienced coaches should beware of the Art and Science of Coaching Series of books on the Wing-T offense. They have names like 101 Wing-T plays and The Misdirection Wing-T With Multiple Points of Attack. The author of these books is the great Delaware coach and father of the Wing-T, Harold "Tubby" Raymond. While there is much useful information in these books for intermediate coaches, the data is buried under jargon that will only be understood by more knowledgeable veterans. Plus, these books are written for the high school and junior college coach. Inexperienced youth coaches and players may be swarmed under and confused.
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