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Microsoft's own Windows Phone....Surface Phone?
There have been rumors lately that Microsoft is in the final stages of testing it's very own Windows Phone device, as some might call it, the Surface Phone. It would be something like the Google Nexus, where MS would sell this unlocked phone directly from WindowsPhone.com. I think it's a good idea, but does Microsoft really need this? They have GREAT brands on board such as Nokia and HTC, so why endanger their sales?
Before I was absolutely sure I wanted a Lumia 920, but now I'm just confused....should I wait and see if the rumors are true or go ahead with the Nokia? What are you gonna do/would do?
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The PGA Tour family was reeling Wednesday at TPC Boston over the news that Angela Bennett, the wife of veteran caddie Lance Bennett, had died.
The California Golden Bears, with a completely new look, rank No. 23 in Golfweek's countdown of the top men's college golf teams for fall 2014.
At this year's U.S. Senior Open, Bernhard Langer, Colin Montgomerie and Kenny Perry aim to become a two-time major winner in the 2014 Champions Tour season; here are their tee times for the first two rounds.
Twenty-four players were named to the 2014 All-Nicklaus Team on Monday, which was announced by the GCAA.
Stanford junior Patrick Rodgers and UCLA freshman Alison Lee finished the 2013-14 season as Golfweek�s top-ranked male and female players, respectively, meriting Player of the Year honors
Ben Crane notched his fifth career PGA Tour victory and first since 2011 by capturing the FedEx St. Jude Classic Sunday at TPC Southwind in Memphis.
Alex Cejka played in his first U.S. Open in 1996, finishing T-50. He's made just four appearances since, but will get a sixth after taking medalist honors Monday at the U.S. Open sectional qualifier in Daly City, Calif.
Maverick McNealy just finished up his freshman season at Stanford. Now, he's tied for the lead with Alex Cejka after the first round of the 36-hole U.S. Open sectional qualifier in Daly City, Calif.
At Emerald Valley Golf Club in Creswell, Ore., professional Joel Skarbo of Seattle leads three other pros: Jarred Bossio of Olympia, Wash., Zac Blair of St. George, Utah, and Clayton Rask of Otsego, Minn.
We take a closer look at the Daly City, Calif. sectional qualifier for the U.S. Open, with the likes of Jason Gore, Brandon Hagy and Rico Hoey playing in Northern California.
Washington standout Cheng-Tsung Pan and former Alabama All-American Hunter Hamrick highlight the 2014 U.S. Open Sectional Qualifier in Creswell, Ore.
Stanford's Patrick Rodgers and Cameron Wilson, as well as Alabama's Bobby Wyatt and Robby Shelton headline the Division 1 Ping First-Team All-Americans for 2013-14.
California will likely need a miracle to advance to the match play portion of the NCAA Championship as the team finished its final round in Hutchinson, Kan., seven shots out of eighth place.
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The marquee group for the first two rounds of the Senior PGA Championship will include 2014 Ryder Cup U.S. captain Tom Watson sharing a tee time with Bernhard Langer and Colin Montgomerie.
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Benton Harbor police are hunting for an armed robbery suspect after he fled from a cab Tuesday morning.
The cab driver told authorities he had been called out to pick up a fare, but when the man got into the cab he pulled a gun and demanded money. A struggle broke out, and a shot was fired. The robber fled with an undisclosed amount of money. The driver also ran on foot. No injuries were reported.
The driver described the robber as a black man, about 5'10" tall and between 180-190lbs. He was last seen wearing all black clothing and armed with a handgun.
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A driver in Abingdon hit the gas a little too hard on Monday afternoon sending his truck through the back wall of his garage.
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East County schools nab top tech honors
Date: May 4, 2009
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Two East County schools nabbed top overall honors at the state Technology Student Association Conference this weekend.
Falling behind Southeast High School, Lakewood Ranch High's team won second place Overall High School honors.
Haile Middle School finished in third place for Overall Middle School.
These awards are cumulative awards that represent superior performance for all categories entered.
The Manatee County School District was also represented by Buffalo Creek, Braden River, Harlee, Johnson, Lincoln, Nolan and Sugg middle schools, and Braden River and Manatee high schools. Competing in a total of 74 events, Manatee's students took home 86 top three finishes and a total of more than 607 top 10 student finishes.
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KNOXVILLE (WATE) - The Knox County deputy shot during a standoff last week is continuing to recover from his injuries. Sgt. Mike Ledbetter was on the scene of that standoff on Thursday when he was shot in the leg, damaging a major artery.
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Are Jennifer Aniston, Adrien Brody Dating?
Did the holidays birth another celeb romance?
Here's a wild new Jennifer Aniston relationship report: she's said to be dating Adrien Brody. After witnesses have reported seeing them looking very friendly at a Hollywood holiday party, new details point to the possibility that Jennifer Aniston and Adrien Brody are totally Hollywood's new thing.
This woman's love life is such a whirlwind, right? We just reported Tuesday morning that Courteney Cox and Jennifer Aniston bonded over Christmas as old friends who are both now single ladies...BUT. Already word's out that Aniston bonded with a different kinda friend this holiday season, and he was eager to return the mistletoe moves.
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Apparently Jennifer Aniston, 41, bumped into 37-year-old Adrien Brody at a Christmas party in Los Angeles two weeks ago. Witnesses have reported seeing Adrien and Jen laugh and chat quietly together before Adrien led her away from the crowd by hand. One account suggests Aniston was seen "rubbing her hands down his back" and gazing into Adrien's eyes...do you buy it?.
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Word has it that Jennifer Aniston and Adrien Brody have been friends for a longtime, but this is one Tinsletown Two we could actually see happening. Both Adrien and Jen come from second-generation European roots (Jen's dad is Greek; Adrien's parents are Polish, Hungarian and Czech); and Adrien possesses that smoldering, dangerous, Hollywood elitist (read: cocky) vibe that Jen gravitates toward all too often. Will we soon be referring to Adrien Brody and Jennifer Aniston as "Adriennifer"? How about "Adriston"? Yeah, we sorta doubt it too.
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Laszlo Gardony is a critically acclaimed artist who has brought his soulful improvisations and compositions to audiences in 24 countries. Winner of the Great American Jazz Piano Competition, Gardony has been called "a pianist worthy of praise within the highest pantheon of performers" by JazzReview.com and "a great pianist" by Dave Brubeck.
He has released ten albums, leading groups that included Dave Holland, Miroslav Vitous, Mick Goodrick, Yoron Israel, John Lockwood, Jamey Haddad and Stan Strickland among others.
His new CD, "Clarity" - an inspired solo piano recording - was released on May 7, 2013...
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AwardsFirst Prize, Great American Jazz Piano Competition
LASZLO GARDONY: SIGNATURE TIME (Sunnyside)
According to his liner notes, pianist Laszlo Gardony'sSignature Time is a tribute to all African-inspired sound. It's a tribute that recognizes the centrality of African music in so many contemporary genres, showing this recognition in the creation of some fine original music and the reworking of some classic songs.
Gardony was born in Hungary but has been resident in the USA for some years. He's a professor of piano at Berklee and has worked with Dave Holland, Randy Brecker and Miroslav Vitous, among others. The core trio of Gardony, bassist John Lockwood and drummer Yoron Israel has been together for almost a decade. Tenor saxophonistStan Strickland, Gardony's old friend and collaborator, adds some tellingly effective horn playing as well as an evocative wordless vocal on Spirit Dance.
The band is at its most upbeat on Bourbon Street Boogie, a 20-bar blues that gives Strickland some space to blow, but it's the two most laidback tunes that show the musicians' talents off to best effect. Silent Words is a wonderfully gentle piece of music. The trio is controlled, concise, economical, yet manages to invest the seemingly simple and repetitive tune with great humanity and beauty. Under The Sky combines Gardony's piano with Israel's vibraharp to create another placid, reflective and beautiful tune.
Gardony also has an imaginative way with cover versions. Billy Strayhorn's Johnny Come Lately gets a bop-flavored treatment with Lockwood's solid pulse and Israel's swinging percussion giving Gardony and Strickland a strong center around which they create flowing and lyrical lines. Lennon and McCartney's Lady Madonna sounds rather unimaginative by comparison - in stark contrast to the band's reinterpretation of Eleanor Rigby. Gardony keeps this song's melody at the center of his arrangement, but Lockwood and Gardony's bass line gives the tune a hypnotic and dark pulse while Israel's jagged, funky drumming could almost be classed as a second lead line. Sir George Shearing's Lullaby Of Birdland gets a similarly creative reworking - Lockwood's bass riff once again at the heart of the music as Gardony and Israel set up a slinky and relaxed groove.
Signature Time has style, imagination and beauty, both on Gardony's original compositions and on his imaginatively reworked versions of standards. The album enhances the reputation of every one of the musicians and re-affirms the talents of Gardony himself. - BRUCE LINDSAY
BUFFALO NEWS June 3, 2011
LASZLO GARDONY: SIGNATURE TIME Gardony is a pianist from Hungary who came to America uncertain of his jazz future, made a trio disc with Jack DeJohnette and never looked back. On this deceptively idiosyncratic disc, which Gardony says, is an acknowledgment of how many genres ... draw upon the African musical heritage, you might well wonder, without hearing it, what the devil the Beatles' Lady Madonna and Eleanor Rigby and Shearing's Lullaby of Birdland are doing on a disc with such a program? The only solution is to listen and find out. What Gardony is doing here is finding a full, rich, explosive and wild life for his left hand to exult rhythmically in riffs, while his right hand dances in melodic rituals and improvises joyously. Imagine those great old Ramsey Lewis hits turned into something vastly more inventive and celebratory of music itself and you've got some idea of what's so good about most of this. Stan Strickland joins Gardony's long-tenured trio (with bassist John Lockwood and drummer Yoron Israel) on tenor on some tunes. It's Gardony's simplicity, though, here which makes this such a commanding trio disc by one of our most interesting pianists. (JEFF SIMON)
GLOBAL RHYTHM MAGAZINE November 2006 Laszlo Gardony Trio "Natural Instinct" (Sunnyside 4003)
Joined by drummer Yoron Israel and bassist John Lockwood, Hungarian-born pianist/composer Gardony performs original compositions and arrangements on this intimate, jazz piano trio album. If jazz piano recordings make your world go around, this will be spinning in your player for quite some time. Gardony's resume precedes him: He's Professor of Piano at Berklee College of Music, has released over a half dozen albums as a bandleader, and has performed in 22 countries. He's also won numerous awards and worked with Dave Liebman, John Abercrombie, David Fathead Newman, Freddie Hubbard, John Blake Jr., Joe Lovano, Randy Brecker and many others. The tight interplay amongst Gardony, Lockwood and Israel is impressive, and careful listening reveals numerous subtleties of rhythm and arrangement. There's hardly an iota of "world music here as most would understand that phrase, but it is a great American-derived jazz trio outing. - ROBERT KAYE
ALL ABOUT JAZZ, December, 2006 Laszlo Gardony : Natural Instinct (Sunnyside)
Who said those who can't do teach? It's not necessarily true, as some of the best jazz musicians can be found hiding out in institutions of higher learning. Laszlo Gardony is a case in point: Hungarian-born and Boston-bred (he attended Berklee School of Music), the classically trained pianist/composer has been nurturing the creative talents of jazz' next generation for some years now. His latest release, Natural Instinct, features drummer Yoron Israel and fellow Beantowner John Lockwood, a bassist best known for his work with The Fringe (one of free jazz' best kept secrets). The disc contains a mix of original tunes and covers, the latter rendered with Gardony's subtle yet signature reharmonizations and melodic embellishments. The pianist's chops are flawless, making his complex rhythmic permutations and fleet lyricism sound effortless and off-the-cuff. Never overplaying, Gardony offers up short and succinctly constructed solos that serve the tunes. Drummer Israel is the consummate accompanist, generously supporting the pianist with an understated eloquence that, ironically, makes it easy to understand why he may be one of the most underrated drummers in the biz. Lockwood, too, says more with less; subtle and supple, he steps out briefly for a few moments, particularly on Thinking of Stella, where his counterpoint is uncannily empathetic. Without forcing the issue, Gardony and cohorts have allowed a wonderful collaboration to take place, like a conversation between old friends who are not in a hurry to talk each other's ears off. Let's hope his students are listening too. - TOM GREENLAND
HOT HOUSE MAGAZINE Spotlight December 2006
Hungarian by birth, Gardony is a distinctive improviser who infuses his post-bop pianistics with references to his Hungarian folk roots. A grad of Budapest's Bela Bartok Conservatory, he emigrated to the US four years later to study at Berklee, where he is now a faculty member mentoring the most promising students. Bassist John Lockwood and drummer Yoron Israel - who add to the manifold delights of Laszlo's most recent Sunnyside CD, Natural Instinct - will also play with him. While the album may remind some of Keith Jarrett's output, it's full of deft percussive touches and an abiding romanticism that marks Gardony an original - PAUL BLAIR
MIDWEST RECORD.COM May 19, 2008 CD review: Laszlo Gardony, Dig Deep (Sunnyside 4008)
It's one thing to say you were influenced by… but to actually work with Dave Holland, Fathead Newman, Randy Brecker and many more gives it a new level of veracity. Gardony has moved into the realm of the greats he has aspired to with this driving set that finds him taking off the gloves and giving the classic jazz piano trio a run for it's money. A piano man for these times, he marries the future with tradition and sprinkles his own flavor on the proceedings for a killer set that's sure to impress. This is the place to stop for genre fans looking for something new to blow their ears wide open.
BUFFALO NEWS May 9, 2008 CD review: Laszlo Gardony, Dig Deep (Sunnyside 4008)
We knew something was happening with the Hungarian emigre's first American record a quarter of a century ago. It isn't every brand new jazz pianist arriving on our shores who gets to record with Dave Holland after all. Gardony's Jarrettesque brilliance was evident back then. What was far from evident, though, was that he'd ever make a disc as simple and irresistible as this. It's the best thing he's ever done in an American career that's been honorable but far more marginal than it needed to be. Gardony has simplified both his playing and writing over the years. Now in marrying odd meters/changing time signatures with the sound and the groove of gospel, funk, jazz and rock, he's made a jazz piano trio disc that part of you - guaranteed - is going to want to dance to. It might not be the ordinary danceworthy parts but that's how joyous and primordially infectious this disc is. His bassist is John Lockwood and his drummer is Yoron Israel. Who'd ever have thought that Laszlo Gardony would turn out to be the ultra-hip 21st century Ramsey Lewis? But listen to his version of Summertime. Review: 3 1/2 stars [out of four] - JEFF SIMON
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A professor at Berklee College of Music, Laszlo is a master educator. He leads each of his clinics with skill, conviction, vision, and sensivity. Students come away inspired, creatively charged and with a deeper understanding of their music. In 2002 Laszlo was invited to perform with his trio at the International Association of Jazz Educators Conference. He gave clinics and performed during the 2002 Berklee Scholarship Tour in Ireland as well. Laszlo holds degrees from the Bela Bartok Conservatory and the Science University in Budapest, as well as the Professional Music Diploma from Berklee College of Music.
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That's a 3.000 OPS for the sabermetrically obsessed, which I'm pretty sure puts him on pace to be the greatest player of all time. How is Quade not playing this guy? We should bench or release all 3 outfielders and bat Montanez three times per lineup.
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Monday, March 15, 2010
The Fireplace By Ponytails
Hi, it's Ponytails.
My Mama Squirrel says she doesn't like decorating our mantle, here is one of her set ups.
But that post was from a while ago. So when the Christmas stuff went down off the mantle I said I would do it for her. She said yes and this is what I did.
First thing I did was clear the candlesticks off because that's what was left after the Christmas stuff went away. She had gold candlesticks but I went into the dining room and found two white candlesticks with candles in them. Mama Squirrel had gotten a bag of craft stuff at a thrift store, so I took some little fabric daisies and put them over the candlesticks.
Then I spotted two clear wine glass and a light bulb went on. At first I just spaced them evenly on the mantle but then I remembered we had some nice looking brown books so I stacked that. Mama Squirrel had two little squirrels so I put those on. Then I thought about the nice hankies Mama Squirrel has so I tried stuffing two into the glasses but it didn't look right so I put them underneath the books. Then in the little craft bag Mama Squirrel bought I found two matching fake flowers.
What do you think?
~~Ponytails :)
3 comments:
- Happy Campers said...
You did a fantastic job! I love your placement of the hankies and all the flowers are very pretty. Good job!!
- 8:56 am
- Ang said...
Ponytails, what a lovely springtime arrangement. You did a great job! I think the squirrels were a very nice touch for Dewey's Treehouse fireplace mantel.
Ang in OKC
- 10:30 pm
- Ponytails said...
Thank You!
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The fire department and city leaders shut down a local business citing multiple safety violations. The business is called Tires by Red. It's located at 7 City Park. The sticker on the business of Tires by Red reads "warning unfit for human habitation." A judge ordered the business to be boarded up. Court documents show Rachael Dennings is renting the building to run her business. Firefighters say the business has numerous fire safety and health violations. "There's improper storage of tires. Its not only an eye sore but it's a safety issue for folks who live in the neighborhood as well as crews if they would respond to a fire here," Toledo Fire Fighter Lt Matthew Hertzfeld. The dog warden was called to remove dogs from the premises. The owners of the building had to call a locksmith because Dennings changed the locks on the building. Dennings is behind bars at the Lucas County jail. According to court documents when officers showed up to arrest her yesterday for numerous warrants, she allegedly removed a gun and "placed it on a shelf to avoid additional charges" and "the gun fell and hit the floor" The inside of the business looks like the outside with tires everywhere. "The tires outside if they became involved in fire it could provide toxic drain off run off to nearby streams or those types of things as well as air quality issues. I understand there's storage problems on the inside with tires as well and that's our biggest concern the safety issue that poses not only to the occupants but to our fire fighters and the impact has on the neighborhood," said Lt. Hertzfeld. City leaders say they tried to work with Dennings while she was renting the building, but she did not comply with any of their warnings. City leaders say the owners of the building will be retired to clean up and get rid of the tires on the property.
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around the world. In Huntsville, folks of Nigerian descent gathered at a church
to pray for the missing school girls.
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"We've been hearing of this news for some time. There are a group of terrorists
that are operating in Nigeria. They are not part of Nigeria, though. They are
causing fear and anxiety."
People around the world gathered at rallies and prayer
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The state Senate gave final approval Wednesday to a state version of the federal earned-income tax credit aimed at the working poor.
The tax cut inspired a sharp partisan debate over whether the tax cut for about 15 percent of the population is appropriate.
Democrats argued that the tax cuts help lift working people out of poverty.
Republicans countered that earned-income tax credits are ripe for fraud and are a subsidy to some who don't earn enough to owe income taxes.
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The search for missing Hugo, Minn. man Ray Novakovic drew 60 people to the south end of Bald Eagle Lake into Forest Lake and the Fable Hill area on Saturday.
Novakovic, 76, went missing last Sunday around 7 p.m. when he left for his typical walk and never returned. He suffers from confusion, and while he does not depend on insulin, he suffers from diabetes. He was last seen wearing a maroon shirt. He's 5-foot-6 and 160 pounds.
"It's horrifying to even think that your dad is somewhere lying in the ditch," his daughter Nancy Ragsdale said.
Inside a garage, Susan Gerber, Nancy Ragsdale and Anna Kennard wrap signs to alert any passerby that their father is still missing.
"You see this happening to other people or in movies," Ragsdale said.
"You just never think it's going to happen to you -- it's surreal," Gerber said.
Earlier this week, Gerber flew in from London, Ragsdale from San Diego, and Anna from Calgary, Canada. They are three of Novakovic's four daughters. Neither they nor his wife, Olga Novakovic, can believe so much time has passed without any leads.
"After six days he will be much different probably, probably disoriented, afraid, probably doesn't even know his name," Novakovic said.
Speculation has surfaced regarding his whereabouts.
"Maybe it was a hit and run, maybe somebody hit him and who knows, and panicked and took off with him and dumped him two hours away from here, so if anyone has seen anything in another state, in another county, would you please, come out," Ragsdale said.
Stephen Ragsdale is Novakovic's grandson and is mourning the disappearance of his grandpa.
"The saddest part is that we have an air hockey table at home, and it hasn't been working for the last three years, and every time he comes over he goes, Stephen do you want to [play] and I go, no no Dada, we can't play air hockey yet," Stephen Ragsdale said.
That air hockey table has since been fixed, and Ragsdale was set to play the game with his granddad in January.
"He's been waiting for three years and so have I," he said.
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Author Kyra E. Hicks included my name in her new book 1.6 Million African American Quilters: Survey, Sites, and a Half-Dozen Art Quilt Blocks. The book is about Black quilt makers -- quilt industry figures including numbers of Black quilters nationally, resources of websites, blogs, and YouTube videos featuring African American quilters and guilds. I'm included in a section called Black Quilters in Cyberspace. Although I'm certainly not a quilter -- though I could be if I wanted to, I'm good with my hands -- I was included because of the fabric I designed awhile ago for David's Textiles (example). The fabric is no longer available, but it's still in demand. To this day people email me looking for the product, or for other fabric featuring African American images.
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Guardians of Graxia takes on the form of a card-based board game set in a floating island background high in the sky of the Graxia planet. Releasing with four powerful Guardians that will guide your armies into battle, charge onto the battlefield by laying out your forces strategically. Gameplay advances in turns by selecting new unit and spell cards to place and go on the tiled map surface. Ultimate victory is achieved by completing any of the numerous skirmishes, or by learning the secrets of the Guardians in the game?s early campaign!
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Edwin DeJesus charged for stealing computer
Theft occurred in medical office he worked as janitor
A janitor cleaned out a computer from a medical office where he was working, officials said.
Edwin DeJesus was identified on Nov. 26, 2012, by his supervisor at Top Notch Cleaners as the man seen on a surveillance video making off with a $300 Verizon Netbook from Suite 750 at 87 South Commerce Way, Hanover Township, Northampton County, on Nov. 11, 2012, officials said.
The suite is occupied by employees of the St. Luke's Physicians Group.
DeJesus, 50, of 139 West Tilghman St., Allentown, was arraigned Friday on charges of theft and receiving stolen property and committed to the Northampton County Prison on $10,000 bail, according to court documents.
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KINGSPORT, Tenn. (TWC) -- Top-seeded Tennessee Wesleyan didn't take the easy route, but the result was the same as the Bulldogs won the 2013 Appalachian Athletic Conference Baseball Tournament with a 10-1 over No. 7 seed Virginia Intermont in Friday's championship game.
Tennessee Wesleyan (43-16), the defending NAIA national champ, has now won seven AAC Tournaments in a row.
The Bulldogs took the long way to the title this year, dropping their first tournament game since 2006 on Thursday with an 11-4 loss to No. 5 seed Reinhardt (26-30). The loss forced a rematch on Friday, and Tennessee Wesleyan raced out to a 6-0 lead by the end of the second inning en route to the 8-1 decision.
Virginia Intermont (29-18 overall) won its pool by going a perfect 3-0, defeating St. Andrews, Union and Bryan.
In the championship game, the game went scoreless through the first two innings before the Bulldogs scratched out a pair of runs in the third. Taking advantage of a Cobra error, Tennessee Wesleyan picked up two unearned runs on a Travis Burnside sac fly and an Aaron Stubblefield RBI single.
Virginia Intermont cut the deficit in half in the fourth when Seth Davis tripled in a run. However, Tennessee Wesleyan exploded for five runs in the bottom of the frame to open up a 7-1 advantage. Josh McCray delivered the big hit of the rally as his singled drove in two and an error on the play allowed a third run to score.
The Bulldogs put the finishing touches on their victory with a three-run fifth for the 10-1 decision.
McCray finished the game 3-for-3 with three RBIs, while Stubblefield went 2-for-4 with two driven in.Brad Carpenter also had two RBIs. Brian Bardis picked the victory, allowing one earned run on seven hits and one walk with five strikeouts.
Fabian Placencia led the Cobras offensively in going 3-for-4 with a run scored. Davis went 2-for-4 with a RBI.
With the tournament championship win, Tennessee Wesleyan receives an automatic bid to the NAIA National Championship Opening Round, which begins on May 9. The pairings will be announced on Sunday for the opening round.
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Professional development should be an expectation and commitment for all who work in our field, and it should be a self-imposed expectation and commitment. Development is an ongoing process; it never ends. We are in the business of student development. We work tirelessly to keep students moving ever forward in their growth as individuals and intellectuals. Should we not then push ourselves in such a manner? Absolutely we should.
I must be clear that when I say professional development, I mean more than participating in the occasional webinar, attending the annual conference, or sending the intermittent listserv email to solicit best practices. Professional development is the continual pursuit of the best versions of our professional selves. It is the continual refining of our philosophies, expanding of our paradigms, and deepening of our understanding of student learning and development. It is the ceaseless quest for excellence.
Here are 13 questions we need to be asking ourselves and reflecting upon regularly. Some of them may be uncomfortable to answer at times, but they are all posed in the spirit of growth.
1. What research have I recently read that relates to my area of practice?
2. What articles and trade publications do I read in my area of practice and in the broader fields of student affairs, higher education, and learning and development theory?
3. Do I expect the same from myself that I expect from my students?
4. Am I holding myself to the same standards to which I hold them?
5. Am I giving my students the information they need to make informed decisions?
6. Am I trying to influence students to adopt my value system, or helping them to develop their own?
7. Do I collect and analyze information that helps me improve my practice and improve my approaches to impacting student learning and development?
8. Am I more concerned about my own career advancement or my students' advancement?
9. Do I make decisions based on my wants or students' needs?
10. What is my guiding philosophy? How does it guide my work?
11. What am I reading outside of my field that I can connect to my practice?
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There continues to be quite a buzz about the benefits of kombucha these days. While we agree that re-establishing a healthy gut flora is foundational for creating greater health, we believe that taking consideration of what form that microbial inoculation comes in would be wise.
So what's wrong with kombucha anyway?
Well, any of you who have made kombucha know that the kombucha culture thrives on sugar and… black or green tea. Now, given that our focus generally is on helping folks navigate to greater oral health, I'll bet that many of you are thinking it's the sugar that we're going to demonize. I can hear the, 'but the culture consumes the sugar' rebuttals.
However, in this case, we want to bring to light the amount of fluoride in tea. You see, the tea plant naturally uptakes fluoride from the soil more than any other plant known to humans, presumably as a defense mechanism to protect its lush, yummy looking leaves from being eaten by grazing animals in the wild. Animals learned a long time ago that if they ate a belly full of the tea plant, they would get a stomachache, so have learned to avoid that plant.
In fact, the tea plant has very specialized functions to uptake fluoride and then encapsulate it within its plant tissues so that the fluoride doesn't damage the plant! Then we humans come along and decide that we're going to dry the leaves of this plant that grazing animals avoid and make it into a tea.
How much fluoride is in tea anyway?
A website by a pro-fluoridation infant medical group states that a cup of black tea contains 7.8 mgs of fluoride.(1) However, according to Andreas Schuld in his article titled "Fluoride – What's Wrong With This Picture?", "Recent analyses have revealed a fluoride content of 22.2 mg per teabag or cup in Chinese green tea, and 17.25 mg of soluble fluoride ions per teabag or cup in black tea. Aluminum content was also high—over 8 mg. Normal steeping time was five minutes. The longer a tea bag steeped, the more fluoride and aluminum were released. After ten minutes, the measurable amounts of fluoride and aluminum almost doubled." (2)
That said, for the sake of balance, we also have to quote the Linus Pauling Institute and their figures on the content of fluoride in various teas, which is much lower… They suggest that the amount of fluoride in green and black teas ranges from .3 – .5 mg fluoride per 8 ounces of tea. With such dramatic ranges in the amount of fluoride found in tea, I think it wise to use the highest quality, organic tea you can for kombucha.
So, after a quick look on the net, I found that the average recipe for kombucha uses 4-6 bags of tea for a gallon of kombucha. Steeping times varied from 5 minutes to until the boiling water cooled (yikes). Given that the amount of fluoride released from the tea doubles when the steeping time increased from 5 minutes to 10 minutes, we can do the math.
Taking the average between the fluoride content of black and green tea, I estimate that there is 20mg of fluoride in a tea bag steeping for 5 minutes. For the sake of making a particularly 'good' batch of kombucha, I'm going to assume a 10 minute steep time, thus doubling the fluoride released per tea bag. (3)
So, 40mg fluoride per tea bag x 5 bags = 200mg of fluoride per gallon of kombucha
For the sake of simplicity, we're not going to include the potential fluoride content from the water used to make the kombucha (which would obviously raise these numbers even higher).
The average serving (from the store) of kombucha is 16 ounces. So, 8 servings in a gallon = 25mg of fluoride in a single serving of kombucha (from the tea alone).
That's all great, but how much fluoride is too much?
Well, here in the US, the standard 'safety' level for fluoride in water fluoridation is 1ppm (1 part per million). Even if you buy the idea that 1ppm is safe, a 16 ounce kombucha with an average of 25mg of fluoride has an equivalent amount of fluoride as 25 liters (roughly 6 gallons) of fluoridated water! Now you can see why we're not big fans of kombucha.
That bears repeating. One 16 ounce serving of kombucha can contain as much fluoride as 6 gallons of fluoridated water.
How do these figures compare with a tube of toothpaste?
According to the ADA (4), an average tube of fluoride toothpaste contains 30mg of fluoride per ounce of paste. So, depending on how strong the brew of kombucha is, one serving may contain as much fluoride as consuming an ounce of toothpaste. (Ugg)
Unfortunately, fluoride isn't the only thing that tea is rich in. Studies also show that aluminum also ends up in a cup of black or green tea. This is truly adding insult to injury as the combination of aluminum and fluoride has been shown to significantly disrupt cellular communication in the thyroid gland. (5)
Are all teas created equal?
Research suggests that some higher quality teas have less fluoride in the leaves because the tea is made from buds and younger leaves. Also, if you purchase organic tea to make kombucha, you are getting less exposure to fluoride due to the fact that some pesticides are made from fluorinated compounds.
What about the fermentation process?
There is some writing from prestigious organizations that suggests that the fermentation process would remove the fluoride. On one hand, this doesn't make sense as we can't change an element. However, perhaps the scoby (mother culture) 'captures' the fluoride in the kombucha. We will do our own testing of various kombuchas and let you know what we find.
So, while restoring healthy gut flora is crucial to create an ideal immunological response, we think there are many better ways to reinoculate our bellies with 'the good guys' through water kefir, milk kefir, fermented veggies, etc than to potentially expose oneself to an extra dose of fluoride by choosing to drink kombucha. Sorry scoby (kombucha mother culture), we used to cultivate you too!
In the end, moderation is key here. We simply want to bring to light that kombucha has a dark side amidst its beneficial side too.
1. BabyCenter Editorial Team w/ Medical Advisory Board (http://www.babycenter.com/refcap.674.html#3)
2. Schuld, A – "Fluoride – What's Wrong With This Picture?" http://poisonfluoride.com/pfpc/html/picture_i.html
3. Analyses conducted by Parents of Fluoride Poisoned Children (PFPC) at Gov't -approved labs.
4. http://www.ada.org/EPUBS/science/2012/may/page.shtml
5. Strunecka, A; Patocka, J – "Aluminofluoride complexes: new phosphate analogues for laboratory investigations and potential danger for living organisms" Charles University, Faculty of Sciences, Department of Physiology and Developmental Physiology, Prague/Department of Toxicology, Purkynì Military Medical Academy, Hradec KrßlovØ, Czech Republic http://www.cadvision.com/fluoride/brain3.htm
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I highly recommend it.
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wow, thanks for the post I had no idea.
I know right? Maybe we need to start making kombucha with something other than tea leaves!
I've stopped making my yummy kombucha sometime ago when I came across some articles in the Natural News and Dr. Mercola websites regarding the health hazards of certain teas. In addition to the flouride content you covered in your article; the water used to grow the organic tea may be contaminated, especially in areas where there is no regulation i.e. China; and even the tea bags may pose a health risk because some are made with plastics such as nylon, thermoplastic, PVC or polypropylene which could leach compounds of unknown health hazards into the tea when steeped in boiling water. Even paper tea bags can be harmful if the paper is treated with epichlorophydrin, which hydrolyzes into a carcinogen when water contact occurs.
The cool thing is that you can make Kombucha with things other than tea leaves. Also swishing your mouth out with baking soda after drinking it can help. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fGh4gescLu8
Sounds like a cool new way to make Kombucha doesn't it? I'm not sure if there's phosphoric acid in kombucha but I think there is. If there is then this video is relevant. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sg8Fn7N35-w Crazy right?


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IRELAND'S NATIONAL SHOT put and discus champion has been banned for two years after he failed a doping test.
Tomas Rauktys tested positive for the prohibited substance stanozolol after winning two national titles at the Woodies DIY Senior Track and Field Championships in July.
Rauktys, who is from Lithuania but competes for Clonliffe Harriers in Dublin, has been stripped of both titles and banned until August 2015.
The 28-year-old told the hearing that he took the pills in a supplement powder prepared for him by his wife, but insisted that he alone was to blame for the positive test.
"I am guilty myself for what happened," he said in a statement. "I sincerely regret that this happened."
In his evidence Rauktys, who also won the national discus title in 2012, said that he takes between 27 and 34 supplements a day crushed into powder form.
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"He asked his wife to prepare his mix of supplements so that he could save time and instructed her to include what remained of several substances into one mix," the disciplinary panel's decision read.
His wife then prepared the mixture and included the stanozolol pills.
He acknowledged that his wife did not know what she was mixing, as she does not have much experience with supplements, and that it was unsafe to ask her to prepare his blended mix of supplements.
He realised before the Event that he had ingested stanozolol.
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Four years ago in Beijing, James Williams won a silver medal as a member of the United States' Men's Sabre team (sabre has quick slashing; what you probably picture as fencing more closely resembles the ripostes of épée and foil). This year in London, Williams additionally qualified for Men's Individual, losing in the Round of 32 Saturday morning. Tomorrow, starting so-early-it-won't-even-be-bright with a draw against top-seeded Russia, the Men's Team competes.
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Strategic Vision: America and the Crisis of Global PowerBy Zbigniew Brzezinski (Basic Books, 208 pp., $26) When it comes to offering a vision to guide American foreign policy, Zbigniew Brzezinski's latest book, unlike so much other literature of this type, refuses to lament or exaggerate the alleged decline in American power and influence. Instead Strategic Vision offers a kind of blueprint—a path that Washington must take, in Brzezinski's view, to ensure a secure international order, in which free markets and democratic principles can thrive.
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Vanished Kingdoms: The Rise and Fall of States and NationsBy Norman Davies (Viking, 830 pp., $40) There is a well-worn story that is told in one form or another in all European history textbooks. In 824, ten years after the death of Charlemagne, Agobard, Archbishop of Lyon, hailed a new Christian imperial ambition to unite all the peoples and lands of the Western Holy Roman Empire by reformulating Galatians 3:28: "There is now neither Gentile nor Jew, Scythian nor Aquitanian, nor Lombard, nor Burgundian, nor Alaman, nor bond, nor free.
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April 21, 2011
Of all the countries in the world that one would expect to be a target of terrorist attacks, Belarus surely ranks near the bottom of the list. Unlike its neighbor, Russia, where a January bomb that killed 35 people at Moscow's Domodedovo airport was just the latest in a string of attacks related to the ongoing conflict in Chechnya, Belarus is not fighting an Islamic insurgency—or, in fact, any type of insurgency. It's an ethnically and religiously homogenous nation mostly composed of Orthodox Christian Slavs, kept in the tight grip of its authoritarian leader, Alexander Lukashenko.
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March 14, 2011
Alexis de Tocqueville once wrote that all the great events of the past 700 years—from the Crusades and English wars that decimated the nobles, to the discovery of firearms and the art of printing, to the rise of Protestantism and the discovery of America—had the ineluctable effect of advancing the principle of equality. Political scientist Samuel Huntington went further and identified several historical waves of democratization. The First Wave began with our own revolution in 1776, which was quickly followed by the French Revolution.
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Minsk, Belarus—On Sunday, Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko was reelected to five more years in office. He garnered 80 percent of the vote, according to official numbers. In past elections, Lukashenko, often called "Europe's last dictator," all but prevented anyone from directly challenging him. But, this year, he earned widespread recognition for orchestrating an election that was "much freer than the past," featuring all the trappings of an open and fair process.


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By Jade Bulecza - bio | email QUITMAN, GA (WALB) –Quitman Police are searching for two smash and grabbers who broke out a window and took snacks from a grocery store.
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They rummaged through the store, and took honey buns, potato chips and cigars.
Quitman Police recommend businesses get survelliance systems and alarms installed.
"Even with the little bit they stole, the people had to buy that stuff also," said Quitman Police Capt. Calvin Troy. "You can't just go in there and take people's property."
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BATON ROUGE, La. (KNOE 8 News/AP) - Gambling winnings in New Orleans and Baton Rouge dropped in January, but casino revenue in other markets increased.
Winnings at Harrah's New Orleans, three area riverboat casinos and the slots at the Fair Grounds all fell in January. Winnings totaled nearly $50.2 million, down from $50.26 million in January 2013.
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Albany - Members of an Albany Church that was torched early yesterday morning, come together for worship, even though they no longer have a building to call home. It was seriously damaged yesterday morning after someone apparently set it on fire.
While investigators try to figure out who would commit such a heinous crime, the church is now trying to figure out where it will house it's school children when classes resume next week.
Whoever thought that burning up Metropolitan Baptist Church would burn the spirits of those who worship there, was wrong. Just one day after their church was set on fire, members came together this afternoon to praise God for their blessings. "We look forward to tomorrow and we stay focused on the Christ," said Pastor Joseph Howard. He says he's truly amazed that someone would be so cruel as to torch a house of worship. "It's really sad to know that someone would do such a thing."
Not having a building to worship in, isn't stopping the members from gathering together. Mt. Hebron opened its doors to them today. But it could present a problem next week, when children report back for the daycare, preschool and 1st through 5th grade classes. "That's our greatest area of concern," said Howard, "How the school and daycare will survive."
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A man suffered burns to his right arm after he attempted to light a barbeque using a can of petrol in Rayleigh in Essex.
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LEXINGTON, Miss. (AP) - Workers at a Mississippi funeral home say they found a man alive and kicking when they opened a body bag. Holmes County Coroner Dexter Howard calls it a miracle that 78-year-old Walter Williams is alive. The coroner was called to Williams' home in Lexington, a community north of Jackson, where family members believed he had died. Howard says Williams had no pulse and was pronounced dead Wednesday at 9 p.m. Early Thursday, workers at Porter and Sons Funeral Home were preparing to embalm Williams when he started to kick in the body bag. Family members were called and Williams was taken to a hospital. Howard says he believes Williams' pacemaker stopped working, then started again. Family members say Williams, a farmer, told them he's happy to be alive. ___ Information from: WAPT-TV, http://www.wapt.com(Copyright 2014 The Associated Press. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed.)
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Manchester (28-24-3-4) is third in the Atlantic Division with 63 points. Wilkes-Barre/Scranton (32-25-2-1) is third in the East Division with 67 points.
"The outcome is a disappointment because we had a three-goal lead," Monarchs coach Mark Morris said. "We should have had this one in our grasp. Turnovers aloud a tired team to stay in the game. Injuries are mounting and we were exposed in areas that we are inexperienced."
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The Monarchs have recorded points in their past eight games (6-0-1-1). Center Linden Vey tallied three assists. It was his fourth game this season with at least three points.
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Since I began following college football, the following summarizes the USC head coaches:
McKay -- proven cheater, won national titles
Robinson (1) -- proven cheater, won national title
Tollner -- never accused of wrongdoing, no titles
Smith -- see Tollner
Robinson (2) -- brought back as coach but told must follow rules this time, no titles
Hackett -- see Tollner
Carroll -- ran most scandal-ridden program of the decade, won titles
So conclusion #1 is that if SC cheats, blatently and consistently, they win. If they don't, they don't.
Next is analysis of how the cheaters did in the pros.
McKay -- went to NFL where you can't buy the players and through dubious means keep them eligible while your peers do not, set record for most consecutive losses, overall lost 2/3 of his games (first couple years can be blamed on expansion, but not thereafter)
Robinson -- went to NFL's Rams and after early success but no Super Bowl appearances, the team collapsed and couldn't fill the stadium, and soon after his firing the franchise was moved to St. Louis
Carroll -- TBD, but note that when he was in the NFL previously, he had a losing record, which he does have excuses for.
So conclusion #2 is that if SC coaches are deprived of their ability to cheat, they don't do very well.
So SC needs to choose between being clean and at best moderately successful, or being filthy and winning some BCS championships. And Seattle should be thinking about who it will be hiring as its new head coach in 2014.


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