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Tips for protecting your valuables at home
Whether you're off on a week-long road trip or away from home for a few hours to run some errands, you'll want to safeguard your residence against burglars.
Your home holds much more than items with a high monetary value. It contains moments and many items that have significant sentimental value. Keeping thieves out of your home ensures that those valuables are protected from sticky fingers. Here are a few tips that may help with deterring burglars from targeting or successfully robbing your home:
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Keeping your valuables in a lock box goes a long way for keeping unwanted hands off your prized possessions. When storing your
, be sure to hide it somewhere where burglars will not typically search for valuables. Additionally, when you're on the road, be sure to store your valuables in a lockbox in your car so you can head off for a hike or a bite to eat without worrying about the safety of your belongings.
Keep your property pristine.
If you are going to be gone for a few days, have someone pick up your mail and newspapers. Additionally, enlist someone to take care of your landscaping. When thieves are scouting houses to rob, they look for signs that no one has been home for a while.
Invest in motion sensor lighting.
Consider installing exterior lights that come with motion sensors. They may give a potential thief the impression that you are actually home. Furthermore, you can be alerted if someone is sneaking around your home while you're there.
Get to know your neighbors.
Your neighbors are there for more than borrowing a cup of sugar or a leaf blower. When you have a friendly relationship with your neighbors, they may be more inclined to inform you or the police of any suspicious people or occurrences on your property. When they are out of town, you can keep eye on their home to establish a mutually beneficial relationship.
Be proactive with your landscaping.
If you have a home with a lot of shrubs and trees, make sure they are properly trimmed, as overgrown foliage serves as a good hiding place for burglars skulking around your home. If you have considered adding a bush or two to your yard, lean on the conservative side to make your home a less desirable target.
Close your garage.
Open garages give potential burglars a view of the valuables stored in there, and they can act as a point of entry. If you are not in your garage for an extensive period of time, keep the door closed.
Shut your blinds and curtains.
It is nice to let some sunlight in during the day, but open blinds and curtains may give a thief a good peek at your valuables. Avoid creating an open view into your home by keeping the windows covered in any room you are not currently in and double-checking that all of your curtains and blinds are closed before you hit the road.
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Re: Multiple editable regions
19 February 2009 at 5:24am
Ah great it works a treat. This has been holding back a few projects!!
Thanks for the help
Re: Multiple editable regions
24 February 2009 at 12:41pm
I followed these instructions and was able to get the field to appear in the CMS, but cannot get anything to show up on the actual site from this "testing" field.
Also, how can I reorder this field so it shows up above the original Content field?
Re: Multiple editable regions
27 February 2009 at 5:03am
How can I get the new field to only show for certain pages (page types)?
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27 February 2009 at 5:06am Last edited: 27 February 2009 5:13am
Did you remember to add in $testing into your template where you want the content?
I would also like to know about it appearing above the content field as I have a banner section. I tried adding the new field above: $fields = parent::getCMSFields(); but that did brought an error.
Re: Multiple editable regions
3 March 2009 at 12:47am
1. Can I get new fields to only show for certain pages (page types)?
2. How can I position the new fields above the Content fields?
Re: Multiple editable regions
4 March 2009 at 8:03pm
BigBang, I was able to add the $testing field and get it to show only on the HomePage page type and above my other content fields.
Here is what my code from Homepage.ss - near the bottom in

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<% if Children %>

$MenuTitle

<% control Children %>

$MenuTitle

<% end_control %>

<% else %>

$MenuTitle

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Re: Multiple editable regions
4 March 2009 at 8:13pm
Alas though I have my own problem too.
I was able to the editable content field 'testing' by using this code in Page.php:
static $db = array(
'testing' => 'HTMLText'
function getCMSFields() {
$fields = parent::getCMSFields();
$fields->addFieldToTab('Root.Content.Main', new HTMLEditorField('testing', 'testing'));
return $fields;
But when I tried to add another editable content field, ie 'testing2' I got a weird error. Here was my code:
static $db = array(
'testing' => 'HTMLText',
'testing2' => 'HTMLText'
function getCMSFields() {
$fields = parent::getCMSFields();
$fields->addFieldToTab('Root.Content.Main', new HTMLEditorField('testing', 'testing'));
$fields->addFieldToTab('Root.Content.Main', new HTMLEditorField('testing2', 'testing2'));
return $fields;
I flushed the DB and the field successfully added to the CMS. I am able to have any text typed in that box successfully display on the webpage. But if I try to add an image or a flash element in that box, I get this error in the "uploads" box in the top right of the CMS:
Fatal error: Class name must be a valid object or a string in C:\wamp\www\OrphanHope\sapphire\core\model\DataObject.php on line 1543
I googled the error, not finding anything in these forums, and it says it's a PHP problem that required a patch. I find that hard to believe, since I was able to use the exact same code to add the 'testing' content field.
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Re: Multiple editable regions
4 March 2009 at 11:54pm
@Big Bang:
1. If you want fields to only be on certain page types then you ned to add those fields to those page types model class rather than the base Page class. So if you wanted it only on your HomePage then in HomePage.php add the fields to the getCMSFields() function and also to the $db array.
2. To control where a field goes add a third argument to the addFieldToTab call. The following will add the field above 'Content':
$fields->addFieldTotTab("Root.Content.Main", new TextField("SomeText"), "Content");
Can you confirm that adding images works when you do it in the original content editor (the one that is on all pages by default)?
Are you able to load the 'Files & images' section? What are the file types you are trying to add?
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My trip to Florida was supposed to be a girls' weekend with a few friends. At the last minute, though, we decided to let two kids tag along. I think they were middle-schoolers but I'm not sure. They didn't talk a lot. In fact, they didn't do a whole lot of anything. They mostly sat around, waiting to be carried somewhere.
You see, they were pictures of a co-worker's two boys.
Yes, I took pictures of a co-worker's kids on vacation with me. Why? Because she asked for it!
Here's the thing: I have this really awesome doll in my office. He's a hand-made, presumably one-of-a-kind, Kokomo Tribune doll. I found him at an auction. He's a rolled up newspaper with a cheesy grin and bright red hair. I named him Reed. (Get it? Read? Get it?)
He's awesome, and he makes me smile. I love him.
That, of course, makes him an easy target for my fellow office-dwellers. The worst perpetrator is an otherwise nice woman named Amy.
Over the summer, when I was off for the week, Amy tagged me in a photo on Facebook, with the status "Be afraid, Misty. Be very afraid."
Confused by this, I opened the photo to find it was Reed! He was all buckled up in the front seat of her car. When I questioned where she was taking my favorite buddy, she said "he needed to get out of the office for a bit."
The next day, I was tagged in another photo. This time, Reed was chilling on a floaty in the pool. "Fun in the sun," it read.
I huffed and whined, but other than that, I had no recourse. I vowed I would get her back ... someday.
That day came last weekend. I swiped two wallet-sized photos off her desk when she wasn't looking.
My first post was a photo of the boys buckled up in the plane seat. "Strap in, boys. The plane is about to leave! Next stop Florida!"
Several photos followed. One of them laying on the beach, "with sand up to our necks." One at the restaurant, "where the chips are as big as our heads." You get the idea.
A few hours after the first post, a photo of Reed appeared on my Facebook wall.
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Both the coroner and Albany police arrived on the scene shortly after.
APD Officers on site taped off the entire two-thousand block of Jones Avenue with crime scene tape as firefighters battled the flames.
According to Chief James Carswell, when firefighters got inside the house, that's when they made their gruesome discovery.
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Carswell says it appears the fire had been burning for a little while before a neighbor noticed it and called 911. Three fire units were then immediately dispatched to the scene.
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Start off at the beach for the Rip My Shred Stick Tour.A group of Hurley's professional surfers will be at Grand Haven City Beach to hang out with local kids and oversee a "low key" surf contest. There will be prizes awarded to the top finishers.
Kids will also be able to try out Hurley boards and gear out in the water. A $25 Hurley purchase will get you a free customizable hat.
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Activities begin at 8 a.m. and grab some free drinks and pizza at MACkite Board Sportsat 106 Washington Avenue in Downtown Grand Haven.
The last day at the Coast West Music Festival offers performances from Hinder and Three Days Grace, also Steve Rivers and Gregg Allman, and The Carl Webb Band along with Ruth and Max Bloomquist.
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Participants will run through eight different glow powder stations, 4 different glow water stations, and two foam pits. Participants can also expect to get pumped up before and after the run thanks to a live DJ and after party.
50% of the t-shirt sales as well as 25% of the registration fees will go to the Family Hope Foundation, a local organization that helps families with special needs children.
700 people are already registered, and organizers hope to hit 800 by Saturday night. You will be able to register at the run. Day-of packet pick up starts at 7 p.m. and the run starts at 9:30 p.m. or whenever it is dark enough to glow through the park.
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Flooding at the Lower Lode Inn
The Lower Lode Inn near Tewkesbury was badly affected by the floods of Summer 2007. Now it has happened again. The landlady takes us on a journey through her waterlogged site.
Heavy rain and wind has left a trail of damage and flooding across the west.
The Lower Lode Inn near Tewkesbury was badly affected by the floods of Summer 2007. Now it has happened again. The landlady takes us on a journey through her waterlogged site.
Floodwater in the River Severn and Avon around Tewkesbury has stabilised today. Roy Stokes, from the Environment Agency says that they are hoping that the water will drop further before the next belt of rain comes in.
This Saturday's Somerset Diamond Jubilee Concert being held in Taunton has been cancelled due to the recent flooding of Vivary Park. Organisers say it will be held at a later date
A yellow warning has been issued for areas from Somerset eastwards. Those places are likely to get heavy rain overnight and through tomorrow morning. Between 20 and 40 millimetres is expected. The yellow alert is to make people in those counties aware of the rainfall levels.
The Environment Agency has issued 4 flood warnings for Somerset and Dorset. There are also 13 flood alerts across the region where people are being warned to keep on their guard. It follows the wettest April on record. For more details click here.
David Woodland has this report as parts of our region remain on alert for more flooding. The Environment Agency says it's focusing on Somerset and Dorset which had some of the heaviest rainfall overnight.
Thames Water has warned customers that a hosepipe ban will remain in place despite the wettest April since records began.
The water company said heavy downpours bringing more than double the historic long-term averagerain for the month had not made up for a shortfall caused by below-average rainfall in 20 of the previous 25 months.
Thames Water said last month's rain reduced the likelihood of the need to impose more serious restrictions later in the year but it is likely that the current temporary use ban, or "hosepipe ban" willneed to remain in place for the rest of the year.
– Richard Aylard, Thames Water
It hasn't really stopped raining since we and six other companies imposed 'hosepipe bans' on April 5. We are alive to this irony, and our contribution to the endless talking point that is the British weather.
But it took the two driest years since records began for us to getinto this drought, and one wet month, even one as wet as April, will not be enough to get us out of it.
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The Kremlin is said to be nostalgic for the luxury sedans and limousines of old, with officials seeking a new line of cars for official motorcades and the like. One of the names that has emerged is the former carmaker to the Soviet elite, ZiL. From Stalin through Gorbachev, the Zavod imeni Likhachova motorworks turned out luxury cars for the Communist elite. Here are some cars from ZiL's golden years.
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Oral Communication
All undergraduate students, who are completing baccalaureate degree programs at Old Dominion University, are required to demonstrate oral communication skills either in a designated course in their major or through successful completion of Public Speaking (COMM 101R). Based on the National Communication Association's (NCA) national standard on oral communication competency, oral communication is defined as the art of expressing and exchanging ideas in speech. It involves the ability to compose, critically analyze, and deliver information through verbal, vocal, and visual interactions.
Student Learning Outcomes
Student learning outcomes for Oral Communication are as follows:
- Content. The speech topic is appropriate for the specific purpose of the speech context and the audience. The development of the topic represents the speaker's unique and original approach in researching the subject. Content expansion is accomplished through the inclusion of facts, statistics, examples, experiences, and professional perspectives, as appropriate for the speech type. The speech goal and main points are clearly differentiated and supported by credible research.
- Organization. The speech offers an introduction that attracts the audience's attention and orients the listeners to the goal of the speech. A clearly stated thesis statement provides an overview of the main points. The body of the speech offers well differentiated and developed main points presented in an appropriate order. The speech concludes with a summary of major points and an appropriate final impression making strategy.
- Wording. The speech integrates effective wording and imagery to define, elaborate upon, and emphasize key elements of the speech. Transitions are included to guide the audience through the speech. An audience centered approach reveals language adapted to the listeners.
- Delivery. The speaker uses effective verbal and nonverbal communication skills in the spontaneous/extemporaneous delivery of the speech. S/he connects with the audience through good eye contact, posture, body movements and gestures, and enthusiasm, and appears at ease. The speaker uses visual aids appropriately. S/he speaks clearly and articulately and varies his/her voice for emphasis. S/he completes the speech in the time allotted.
- Outline. The speaker develops a complete sentence outline that appropriately develops the speech in a logical format for the speech type.
Courses addressing Oral Communication are as follows:
COMM 101R, Public Speaking
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Most students take COMM 101R to meet this requirement so it will be the course assessed. The fourth / final persuasive speeches will be assessed as they are given in class. Students who passed Public Speaking (COMM 101) and completed all four required speeches were evaluated in five areas using a standard rubric for oral communication. The results demonstrate a substantial level of proficiency in oral communication, with 99% (n=546) of students receiving an average of 73 (C) or higher on all four speeches. These results suggest that the vast majority of Old Dominion University students are competent in oral communication after passing their public speaking course.


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The Foundation is a non-profit 501(C)3 organization that supports seniors and their caregivers in our community.
In the past two years, the WellMed Charitable Foundation has contributed over $3 million to the community.
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The Elvira Cisneros Senior Community Center by WellMed is a free community resource open to anyone age 60 and older. It opened in Fall 2008 as an initiative of WellMed Medical Management as a gift to the South San Antonio community. More than 5,000 seniors are members today.
The 28,000 square-foot center, the brainchild of Kym Rapier, wife of WellMed Founder Dr. George Rapier -- is named after Elvira Cisneros, a member of the Texas Women's Hall of Fame and mother of former Mayor Henry Cisneros. The senior center features state-of-the-art exercise equipment, a variety of exercise programs, dance and yoga classes, computer room, Wii fit room, library, and more. It also provides a daily lunch for seniors on a donation basis through a partnership with the City of San Antonio's Department of Community Initiatives.
The Cisneros Senior Center is the inspiration for the WellMed Charitable Foundation's senior center initiatives in San Antonio (Alicia Trevino Lopez Senior One-Stop, operated in partnership with the City of San Antonio), Austin (WellMed Charitable Foundation Senior Community Center) and the Rio Grande Valley (Harlingen Senior Center and Cross Roads Senior Center in McAllen).


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A booming Midwest economy is driving rapid growth throughout the Red River Valley and surrounding areas, and with that growth comes the need for more police officers.
Filling the increased need on a small-town budget can be a challenge, but police in Hawley, Minnesota, say they're prepared. Valley News Team reporter Ashley Bishop traveled to Hawley to see how a new neighborhood watch group is helping the growing town.
In roughly seven years, Hawley, Minn. officials say the population has nearly doubled. With more people to protect and serve, the Hawley Police Department has found a way for everyday citizens to contribute to the community by starting a volunteer police reserve-what Hawley Police Chief Jimmy Macon calls "an extra set of eyes in the community."
Applicants to the new program must be at least 19 years old, be able to commit at least ten hours per month to the department, and pass an application and interview process. If approved, they must then complete 40 hours of basic training and up to four hours of additional training each month.
"Due to budget crunch, [the reserve program] is a great resource to have," Chief Macon explains. "You can use them on minor calls that we get, versus major calls, so that would free the officers up."
Citizen officers are able to help police staff by controlling traffic, conducting welfare checks, and providing additional security at community events.
Reservist Angela Tait says she joined "Because I want to be a part of the community, and I think reservist can help a lot if you don't have the officers around."
"If you want to serve the community, it's a great thing to do," reservist Randy Corneliussen agrees. "Everyone in the town likes it."
Hawley already has ten reservists to assist its eight police officers, and community members are noticing the difference.
"Within the last two weeks, we've noticed them checking our building and leaving a gold piece of paper just saying that they've checked the doors and for the safety and everything is locked," says Evie Wener, supervisor for Sanford Health Clinic Hawley. "This is the first time-I've been here 30 years, and we've never had that before."
Hawley is still accepting applications for reservists. Moorhead and Fargo don't have a reserve program but do have a volunteer program that allows people to help in the community. Those interested in volunteering are asked to contact visit their respective department.


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Economic recoveries usually depend upon a strong banking system and a healthy housing sector. But not this time. Housing is still mired in repair mode and isn't contributing its typical share to the recovery. For their part, U.S. banks are in repair mode as well — they're in the midst of major long-term adjustments, in part to adapt to a new regulatory environment — but they are much further along in the process than housing and their European counterparts. "Having recapitalized, stabilized asset values and deleveraged, the U.S. banks are growing stronger and lending once again,"* says Robert T. McGee, director of macro strategy and research at U.S. Trust. "Maybe we can get along without a healthy housing market, for a time anyway, but bank lending is a prerequisite for economic recovery. And the fact is, the economy is slowly recovering. If it happens to be a more sluggish recovery than in previous cycles, it's also true that the economy is undergoing fundamental structural changes that should allow it to avoid the excesses that led to the last financial crisis and could lead now to a longer, healthier expansion."
Why It's Different This Time
"In every business cycle since World War II, the housing, banking and consumer sectors progressively leveraged themselves to higher and higher levels," McGee says. "In this last cycle, as we all know, the leveraging went too far. This allowed home values to become overinflated. The amount of bad credit extended in the mortgage market became excessive, and the levels of leverage became unsustainable." As a result, he believes that the current cycle is likely to be the first in which leverage in the banking and consumer sectors doesn't surpass the peaks of the previous cycle. "Instead," he says, "we're in the midst of a long-term structural adjustment in which both banks and consumers are getting their finances in order after a 60-year uptrend in leveraging."
Bank lending and recovery go hand in hand. Banks both reflect and shape economic recoveries.
And that is what makes this particular cycle unusual. Until now, every economic recovery and expansion was accompanied by a housing recovery — or, if there had been a housing downturn during the broader economic recession, the industry came out of it during the economic recovery. During the 2000 cycle, for instance, when the tech bubble burst, housing managed to do well in many regions throughout the ensuing recession because interest rates dropped so low, and housing was also in the middle of a longer cycle that didn't peak until several years later. "But that's changed," McGee says. "This is the first time we'll experience a recovery without a significant contribution from housing, at least so far, and that's made it a weaker recovery as a result. And generally when you have a weak recovery, the weakness occurs in those sectors that need to make longer-term adjustments. In this case, that has meant consumers, housing and banking."
Housing Still Stuck
"There has been a confusing response from the government over how to deal with the problems in the housing sector, so it's taking longer than we would have liked to work through them," McGee says. He notes that housing has been essentially flat for three years. "The sector did pick up when we had credits for first-time home buyers, but it dropped off as soon as the credits were gone. But there are big local differences. Housing recovery has begun to take hold in areas where the foreclosure backlog has been worked through, but we've yet to see improvement in areas where that backlog remains in place. Consumer spending is improving, but so far it's not having a significant positive impact on home purchases." The bottom line, McGee says, is that though there's not much chance of a big additional housing drop, "it's going to take some time — another year or two, perhaps — for housing to regain its footing."
But U.S. Banks Are Moving Along in the Repair Process
The U.S. banking system, on the other hand, has already made significant progress. "I like to compare it to the tech bubble, when technology stocks became extremely overvalued," McGee says. "We had excessive expansion and employment in that sector before it all fell apart. Since then, the technology companies have restructured and worked to make themselves healthy, and many are now doing quite well after a severe recession. That restructuring toward health is what is happening in the banking sector now — at least the U.S. banking sector.
"The U.S. economy is more resilient and capable of change, compared with places like Europe and Japan, so we're seeing the U.S. banking system emerge faster from its downturn than the Japanese banks did from their banking crisis, or the European banks from their own current banking crisis — and now from Europe's sovereign debt issues."
The Federal Reserve and the U.S. government — via the TARP program — have been much more aggressive than anything we've seen from Europe, McGee says. These proactive measures have been possible largely because of the hard lessons learned in the 1930s about how to deal with a severe financial collapse (indeed, that was the last time the banking system was in such weak shape during a financial crisis). "The Fed's first quantitative easing program, for instance, saw the purchase of a trillion dollars' worth of mortgages, and this was a key reason why the asset base — the value of those mortgages on bank balance sheets — stopped declining. As a result, many in the U.S. banking sector are now in a better position," he says. "By contrast, in Europe, there's no unified central authority, just different countries that have to agree, and that's led to a weaker, more reactive approach to solving problems." While many of the U.S. banks have grown stronger since the financial crisis, Europe's banks have only grown weaker, and now they're facing a serious financial crisis of their own. Says McGee: "The U.S. banks have recapitalized, their asset values have stabilized, they've deleveraged. They are lending again and contributing to the overall health of the U.S. economy as a result. Getting companies, particularly big companies, to invest in things like new plants, technology and R&D is a way to grow jobs and get the economy moving, and strong banks are critical to the process. This stands in sharp contrast to Europe's banking system, where leverage remains much higher than in the U.S., they are undercapitalized, and their asset values still need to be marked to market much lower."
Interestingly, McGee notes, Europe's banks have been important for lending to emerging markets. "This creates an opportunity for U.S. banks. While consumer borrowing in the United States won't grow as strongly as it has in the past — U.S. consumers have essentially reached the limits of their leveraging — there is an opportunity for U.S. banks to provide financing to consumers in other parts of the world."
At the same time, the lending environment is improving in the United States. "Consumer borrowing — in areas other than housing — is beginning to improve," McGee says. "And commercial lending has shown a normal cyclical pattern where initially companies have excess cash because they were cautious and conservative during the recession, but as the economy recovers they reach a point where they start borrowing to finance their investment and expansion. That's been happening for about a year now."
A Slower, Healthier Recovery
"Maybe we can have an economic expansion without a substantive, or at least immediate, recovery in housing, but I don't know of any business cycle where you didn't have an expansion of bank credit into the overall expansion. The fact is that bank lending and recovery go hand in hand. Banks both reflect and help shape economic recoveries. And that is exactly what's happening now," says McGee. The banks may not be seeing much growth in home mortgage lending, but they're also stronger than they were a couple of years ago; they're seeking growth opportunities and lending in other areas — and thereby are aiding the broader economic recovery. "Looking ahead, it may be true that banks aren't likely to grow as fast as they did in the past. In addition to increased regulatory scrutiny (which is likely to place constraints on banks' ability to grow), U.S. consumers aren't likely to seek home loans at the pace they once did, and those who do will need to demonstrate the ability to repay them. But that's all to the good. It should allow us all to avoid the mistakes that led to the last financial crisis and permit a healthier, more sustainable expansion."
*Federal Reserve Bank lending statistics, 2009 through January 2012.


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1. It's rosterbation. The details don't have to be fully worked out.
2. Though it's rosterbation, don't get grossly out of hand. Be somewhat reasonable.
My three moves, in descending order of reality:
Dream Move 1:
Eric Winston, RT signed for 3 years/$6 million guaranteed
What it means: This year, we could repair one of our weakest links up front with a guy that fits our system. It also takes us off the hook from having to upgrade both OT spots next off season.
Why it could happen: Many potential/interested teams have either already found their RT, or now seem okay with what they have (Chargers, Bengals, Dolphins, Cowboys, Titans)
Why it wouldn't happen: Winston wants $$$, we don't have a lot of $$$. Also the Cowboys could make a power move for him.
Dream Move 2:
Hakeem Nicks signs multi-year deal in 2014 with Panthers
What it means: We FINALLY get a #1 WR to pair with Smitty in his final season. Cam gets an experienced longterm weapon to grow with him in Charlotte. We could be free to use our 2014 first-round pick to fill Gross's LT spot instead of being forced to take a WR early.
Why it could happen: It's hard to see the Giants giving both Cruz and Nicks the longterm big bucks, especially with Rueben Randle in the fold. Cruz gets the nod because of Nicks's injury history. Also Randle's skill set is closer to Nicks than Cruz, making Nicks a hair more expendable. In a bidding war against other NFL teams, Carolina also could get the vaunted "hometown" discount.
Why it won't: Even if they can't work out a deal this year, the Giants could just franchise Nicks. Also I'm thinking Nicks will need at least $8M per year, or at least $20M guarenteed over 5 years. Will the Panthers have that kind of cap room?
Dream Move 3:
Eric Weddle, S from Chargers for DeAngelo Williams, Joe Adams, and James Dockery
What it means: Rivera gets the safety he wants and needs for the defense. The Chargers upgrade their backfield and wideout competition for one last hurrah with Rivers. They also could use another CB, especially since Marcus Gillchrist (2nd round Clemson 2011) is already being moved to a safety spot. Could also help free up the Chargers from Weddle's contract.
Why it works: It doesn't really work. Except for in Madden. The Chargers will need to do something with Weddle's contract though.
Why it doesn't work: Rules, money, contracts, etc.
So that's it for now. With these 3 moves, I think we are a Superb Owl contender in 2014
Your thoughts?
Your moves?


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A new bill is going before the legislature this week. Called the "Third Grade Reading Accountability" bill, it requires that schools implement pretty serious remediation interventions for K-3 students who are not reading at standard. If they still aren't reading at standard in third grade, they can't go to fourth grade.
Part of me is really excited about this. For a long time I've argued against social promotion. As a high school teacher I often taught children who were still reading at the third grade level and I'd think, "How did they get to tenth grade?" I think we do a big disservice to children to put them in fourth grade- where explicit decoding instruction isn't typically part of the curriculum- when they can't read.
But another part of me has learned that holding a child back can be pretty traumatic for the child, and doesn't solve the problem.
I found a great article that helped me clarify my thoughts. By the National Association of School Psychologists, it outlines a common sense approach to supporting students who are below standard. It suggests that neither automatic social promotion or automatic retention make sense. Instead, "When faced with a recommendation to retain a child, the real task is not to decide to retain or not to retain but, rather, to identify specific intervention strategies to enhance the cognitive and social development of the child and promote his or her learning and success at school."
The article goes on to look at the research. Basically, while retention shows academic gains the following (repeated) year, after 2-3 years the child does worse, and is eventually 5-11 times more likely to drop out of school. Probably because without intervention strategies tailored to that child's needs, all the same obstacles are still there that prevented him from reading at standard in third grade.
So I've had to shift my position. I used to dream of the day our legislature would insist a child couldn't leave third grade without reading at the third grade level. Now, I think I want that decision, and all the other decisions made to help that child, to be up to the family and the teachers. I don't want it to be mandated. Maybe the solution is to do a better job of teaching explicit reading skills after third grade.
What do you think?


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MADISON (WKOW) -- Republican U. S. Senate candidate Ron Johnson told a Madison audience his experience with health insurance and his daughter's life-threatening condition motivated his political run and his opposition to national health care reform.
Johnson told a forum staged by the web site wispolitics.com that reform should be scrapped, but said that change may take the defeat of President Obama in 2012's elections.
While Johnson has related the experience of his eldest daughter's medical emergency as an infant before, the Oshkosh businessman spoke of it in some detail for the first time in Madison.
Johnson said Carey Johnson had a serious heart condition requiring immediate surgery right after her birth twenty seven years ago.
Johnson said eight months later, his daughter required reconstruction of the upper chamber of her heart.
Johnson said his family pushed for cutting edge medical care.
"You sometimes have to go outside of where maybe you're first going to find these very advanced centers and that's what we had to do."
Johnson said the insurance plan of his Oshkosh plastics manufacturing plant was not with a health maintenance organization (HMO) and did not carry the restrictions on providers and procedures typical with HMOs.
"I always made sure at Pacur, we'd have the type of fee-for-service that allowed that."
Johnson said the company's plan was market competitive and not a "Cadillac" plan. As company president, Johnson said he has the same health insurance plan as other employees.
Johnson claimed national health care reform stifles the sort of cutting edge care that helped his daughter.
"This health care bill will destroy that level of innovation."
Johnson said his daughter is now a healthy adult and a nurse.
Johnson has indicated he may spend millions of his own wealth to help finance his campaign.
Johnson said he intends to sell off as much as $300,000 of stock in B. P. Oil to help fund the campaign, but only if it is a good financial move.
Democrats have accused Johnson of supporting BP as the company deals with the massive, Gulf coast oil spill to protect his personal investments.
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text: Spectacular: a word that describes the man, the music and every concert that Pops Founder Erich Kunzel touched. Join us as we pull out all the stops in an orchestral salute to the music, mirth and majesty of the Kunzel era, featuring solos by members of your Cincinnati Pops. Hear thrilling selections that Erich championed, from classic film scores and Broadway, including ET: The Extra Terrestrial and The Sound of Music, plus favorites by Strauss, Gershwin and Mancini. And it wouldn't be a fitting tribute to Erich without his greatest hit of all, Tchaikovsky's 1812 Overture.


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Item: Warm Storms Associated with Avalanches Hazard and Floods in the Andes Mountains
Title: Warm Storms Associated with Avalanches Hazard and Floods in the Andes Mountains
Proceedings: Proceedings of the 2004 International Snow Science Workshop, Jackson Hole, Wyoming
- José Vergara
Date: 2004
Abstract: Rain-on-snow events produce avalanches of different magnitude depending on the snowpack properties, air temperatures and rain intensities. Winter storms in this mountain range typically have rain/snow levels between 1000 and 2200 m above sea level, but warm storms with a higher rain/snow level up to 3000 m above sea level occur in extreme winters and have the potential to generate rain on snow floods and wet-snow avalanche For example, the flood of June 29 of 2000 occurred after one of extremely wettest Junes of the last 40 years where snowfall was 991cm in the Aconcagua Valley. Rare storm activity generated a huge snowfall and rainfall over the Andes mountains on June of 2000 (1525 mm in El Maule Valley) and the end of the unusual period, the flood was triggered by rising temperatures on the mountains and heavy rainfall (199 mm in 24 hours) on the fresh snow. On the morning of June 29, a flood wave developed and moved down along the entire river located on Central part of Chile. The flood's peak was 2970 m3/s in the El Maule basin on the morning of June 29. This paper studies the characteristics of warm storms that had the potential to generate wet-snow avalanches and floods.
Language of Article: English
Presenters: Unknown
Keywords: warm storms, wet-snow avalanche, flood, winter
Subjects: avalanche hazard warm storms wet avalanche
Digital Abstract Not Available


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'Off Pitch' TV show premieres April 17
Published On: Apr 18 2013 04:27:49 AM CDT
Updated On: Apr 17 2013 04:18:30 PM CDT
Updated On: Apr 17 2013 04:18:30 PM CDT
La Crosse could get a lot of national attention thanks to a new VH1 show that premieres Wednesday night featuring a local show choir.
The Grand River Singers from La Crosse make their national TV debut in the reality show, "Off Pitch."
The show follows the Glee-inspired adult show choir as they perform at various places across Wisconsin and the tri-state area.
A crew from Tremendous! Entertainment, Inc. followed the choir for several weeks last year, filming their practices and performances.
"Off Pitch" premieres at 9 p.m. Wednesday, April 17 at 9 p.m.
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Police chased a stolen vehicle into Gwinnett County on Monday afternoon.
According to Atlanta police, an officer saw a red Jeep Cherokee he determined was stolen and asked for assistance from Georgia State Patrol.
When GSP attempted to pull the jeep over on I-85 at Jimmy Carter Boulevard, the driver gave chase.
The jeep exited I-85 at Indian Trail, and sideswiped a Honda Civic. Two people in the jeep got out and ran, but were eventually captured by GSP, taken into custody and turned over to Atlanta police.
GSP identified the driver as Anthony Michael Gregory, 18, of Atlanta, who was charged with fleeing or attempting to elude, hit and run, improper turn, reckless driving, driving without a license, theft by receiving stolen property, obstruction and speeding.
There were no injuries in the wreck.
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Listened to a Ram Dass lecture last night. On CD, how old-school. He says that by breathing correctly, you can achieve a state of being in which everyone you encounter can grow.
This is how you do it: breathe in as though you have two nostrils in the middle of your chest; envision yourself breathing in a fine mist. Then, exhale everything negative you're holding onto. Do this a few times until you begin to feel cleansed. At this point, keep breathing in the mist; but envision yourself breathing out a clean, white, healing light. Picture those who are suffering, and send the light out to them. Think: "Do what you have to do, but know that I am here with you."
And repeat.
These vegan dishes prove that you don't need animals to make a delicious meal.
From The Gothamist… :D
Well, now
If little by little you stop loving me
I shall stop loving you
Little by little
If suddenly you forget me
Do not look for me
For I shall already have forgotten you
If you think it long and mad the wind of banners that passes through my life
And you decide to leave me at the shore of the heart where I have roots
That on that day, at that hour, I shall lift my arms
And my roots will set off to seek another land.
- Pablo Neruda, Selected Poems (via anthropomorphicsun)
"I think you are fundamentally a happy person… You have—you know—you can experience joy."
- Alan Watts (via marcoreali)


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A passenger is killed after a car hit a tree. The driver is facing numerous charges.
SHARP COUNTY, AR (KAIT) – A new chapter has officially begun
in Sharp County's history.
The first alcohol has made its way onto store shelves there since
voters decided to make the county go 'wet' on Election Day.
People can now buy beer and wine at two Sharp County stores –
the Wal-Mart in Ash Flat and the Rebel Station convenience store in Hardy.
The state Alcoholic Beverage Control board recently issued
both stores the appropriate licenses to sell alcohol, which have resulted in a spike
in sales.
"This is definitely a good shot in the arm for this time of
the year," said Jerry Messer, who owns the Rebel Station.
Messer and his family run the store, which began selling
beer last Thursday.
Business has picked up significantly since then, as their
store is currently the only one in Hardy allowed to sell alcohol.
People can order a beer or a glass of wine with dinner at
the Pig 'n Whistle, a British-themed restaurant in Hardy, since it recently became
a private club.
"We do understand that everybody else is going to receive
the same thing once they get their license and start selling," Messer said. "It's
going to be a shot in the arm for everybody that wants to sell beer and wine."
Messer began applying for a license to sell beer and wine
shortly after Sharp County voters approved the sale of alcohol in November.
He initially feared that his store's proximity to a nearby
church would prevent him from selling alcohol.
Regulations state that a convenience store cannot sell
alcohol within 350 feet of a church, school or similar facility. The Rebel
Station is located more than 600 feet from the church.
With that information in mind, he then decided to continue
pursuing the beer and wine license so that he could compete with the two other
gas stations in town.
"The tourists that
come in here to float the [Spring River] and stuff, they're going to go where
the beer and the gas and the cigarettes are," Messer said. "If you don't sell
the beer, they're just not going to stop."
Messer and his wife, Rhonda, fully intended to close their
store until they learned the state approved their license two months after they
applied for it.
"It was definitely crazy," Rhonda said, describing the first
day of sales. "The trucks pulled up wanting to buy right away, and I'm trying
to get them into the computer. It was definitely fun, absolutely fun."
That "fun" has hardly subsided, as customers like Harlan
Andrews of Horseshoe Bend are still streaming in to buy cases of beer.
"[Sharp County] is going to collect the tax dollars rather
than drive people off someplace else," Andrews said, who bought a 30-pack of
beer at the Rebel Station Monday.
Just four days into its alcohol sales, the Rebel Station has
had to restock Budweiser three times.
The owners will soon make room for wine and wine coolers in
their refrigerators, but will have to buy extra coolers to house its soft
drinks and water elsewhere.
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Robert Menendez
Sunday talk show tip sheet
John Kerry will make the rounds to discuss the situations in Israel, Gaza and Ukraine.
Menendez: 'Germans are so upset'
He says the alleged spying is "a huge irritant."
Menendez: Cuban smear 'appalling'
His lawyer sent a letter to the Department of Justice to pursue evidence about the conspiracy.
Tucker Carlson: Menendez claim 'bizarre'
He says they cannot confirm the Post's reporting.
Sunday talk show tip sheet
Rand Paul, Marco Rubio, Dianne Feinstein and Debbie Wasserman Schultz make appearances.
GOP seeks Taliban declassification
Republicans want more information on the so-called "Fab Five" who were exchanged.
Cruz's Benghazi push blocked
Democrats reject a request for the Senate to join the House in a bicameral investigation.
Pol: GOP 'highly partisan' on Ukraine
"They're just trying to make political hay on this," Democratic Sen. Robert Menendez says.
Sunday talk show tip sheet
Tony Blair, Elizabeth Warren and Benjamin Netanyahu will make appearances.
Senate to look into USAID programs
The move follows revelations that the agency engineered a "Cuban Twitter" program.
Cesar Chavez resolution waylaid
It's the eighth consecutive year that a resolution honoring the activist is blocked in the Senate.
McConnell's foreign policy evolution
The senator uses political calculus and changes his position as he faces a tough reelection race.
Deal on Ukraine elusive on Hill
The House and Senate quarrel over sanctions.
2 senators seek fewer deportations
Dick Durbin and Bob Menendez endorse calls to slow deportations of undocumented immigrants.
Senate letter maintains Iran pressure
A group urges Obama to maintain Iran focus.
N.J. senators push feds to help on road salt
New Jersey's U.S. senators are calling on the federal government to come to the state's aid and fill a critical need for road salt.
Clinton, AIPAC urge sanctions delay
The White House gets key allies as it seeks to avoid a battle with Congress.
Menendez sets up legal fund
It will help pay the senator's legal bills from an ongoing Justice Department criminal probe.
Support grows for Iran sanctions bill
Senators from both sides of the aisle stand behind legislation adding new economic penalties.
Who introduces the most bills?
Analysis shows Vitter brought 67 bills to the Senate in 2013 and Grayson brought 45 to the House.


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Summer upon us and Archie is here to help celebrate in this brand new digital exclusive featuring some of the best summer themed stories to ever come out of Riverdale! Download today and get your summer started right with Arch and the gang!
Archie: Schools' Out!
"No more teachers! No more books! It's summer, and Archie and the gang are ready to live it up! That is, if they can avoid going to summer school! Check out this 100+ page collection of sand and surf, summer jobs, and scrumptious barbecue! Hit the beach with Betty, go on vacation with Veronica, or maybe take a camping trip with Archie and his dad! The summer may be hot, but the Archie gang is always cool!"
Long-time Archie artist Dan Parent is at the top of his game these days coming off the successful Archie Meets KISS crossover in addition to the ongoing series of his creation, Kevin Keller. To celebrate his illustrious career in comics, Orbital Comics is proudly displaying Dan's art in a new exhibition. Featuring artwork that spans his twenty plus years in the business, this is a wonderful opportunity to build your original art collection and buy some nice, affordably priced pieces at this family-friendly exhibition that will enrich your love of comic art and help introduce newcomers to the medium.
Don't worry, Ms. Grundy. Summer vacation is almost here.
Think Reggie's funny? Click here for more!
We'll continue this lesson after lunch.
Archie Digital Comics are always a good choice!
Betty and Veronica are jumping for joy in this great fan art by Abby A. of BC! Could they perhaps be celebrating the end of the school year! I'd say it's highly likely! And for more end of school/beginning of summer adventures, be sure to download Archie & Friends: School's Out, available on the Archie app today!
Archie steals the spotlight again in this awesome fan art by Dillon P. of WA! He's here to remind you to get a copy of Archie #633 out on newsstands today!
It's all about Archie in this fantastic fan art by Justine L. from ON! Nice job, Justine! And for all of you who can't just get enough of the Arch-man, be sure to grab a copy of Archie #633 available on newsstands tomorrow!


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Gregory Knuckle
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I have used this pack all winter long on my snowshoe…
Design: top loading, zipper
Size: 2.5 liters
Number of Pockets: 4
Max. Load Carried: 27 pounds
Height of Owner: 5'11"
Price Paid: $120
I have used this pack all winter long on my snowshoe adventures in the north Cascades. It is a fantastic pack. Hugs my frame with no sway, easily held all of my gear for day use and extra (I am a novice at snowshoeing and always pack heavy).
At some points I forgot it was even on my back! Another fine product from this manufacturer, I got caught in a near blizzard conditions and did not have a rain cover over it – there was no problem none of my gear got wet.
If you can find this bag buy it.
Retailers' Descriptions
Here's what other sites are saying:
For forays into the backcountry with your board or snowshoes, this pack is the perfect day-trip companion. Convenient panel- and side-access let you get right at gear, even when your board or snowshoes are strapped to the back. Front compressor panel with side-release buckles holds your big gear securely; open the panel to reveal a shovel slot and addtional pockets. Multi Cant™ waist belt allows you to fine-tune the angle between your hips and waist for the best possible support. Breathable Aerotech™ mesh backpanel with a chimney ventilation channel helps keep your back cool and dry when you're working hard. Rugged 210-denier Cordura® and 600-denier Kodra nylon body is reinforced at the bottom with abrasion-resistant, waterproof shelter-rite. A single 7001-T6 aluminum stay and HDPE90 hourglass framesheet lend structure to the pack to support your load. Twin mesh water bottle pockets, twin ice tool loops and reinforced top carry handle round out the details. Fluid N.R.G. compatible. Overstock.
New for 2003. The Knuckle is an alpine pack with lots of sweet features, including YKK water resistant zippers throughout. You can mount a snowboard or snowshoes on a front compressor that opens up to a shovel slot and pockets. Side zippers give access ev
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Gregory Knuckle
The Knuckle has been discontinued.previously retailed for:
$69.93 - $149.00
The Gregory Knuckle is not available from the stores we monitor. It was last seen January 15, 2013 at Mountain Gear.
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(FOX 25 / MyFoxBoston.com) – A fan took a serious fall into shallow water while leaving Sunday night's game.Police say a man fell 14 feet into the Neponset River on North Street in Foxborough. Rescuers say the water was only a foot deep. The man was taken to the hospital with head and neck injuries. His condition is not known.Police have not said whether alcohol played a factor.
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One of the things I have accomplished in my time here at NM is that I have found ways to get people talking. Sometimes I say things that people agree or disagree with, but they discuss, and as a writer that is a good thing. Now some of you may not like what I have to say at times, but it's always been respectful. That is until a while back when I posted a column blasting Christian Ehrhoff after a few concurrent games of seemingly disinterested play. So by request, is the hatemail from some 'Swede' who apparently has a heart-on for #5. Check it out after the jump...
Reading the ignorant comments made by you regarding Christian, I have a bit to write to you.
It is extremely obvious that you are nothing but trash and a waste of space on this earth.
You could not even earn the right to clean Christian's spit off of the ice.
You are nothing and never will be.
Your shitty music and imbecilic remarks show great ignorance.
You feel mighty, but are less important than a turd. So, you write to validate your worth which is hilarious since you never will even accomplish that.
When you die please let it be in extreme agony and long lasting. May you and your loved ones suffer for your hateful abuse.
Do the earth a favor and OD on any kind of shit you can get your scummy hands on.
The sooner the better.
Now, I could be mean and post his email address. After all, he deserves it for not having the guts to post his name (even though it's pretty obvious who this is judging by similar comments made on Twitter). Has it made me tone things down? Nope. Am I afraid to post about Ehrhoff? Not at all, his play has been more consistent of late so there's been no need. The funny part is it's kind of weak as far as hatemail goes. No threats. No vulgarity. No world class insults. Dude is like the Carrot Top of hatemail. Sad, weak and the laughs are at him, not for him.


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Audio September
Remember Audio September!
September 1, 2012 – September 29, 2012
Join us at the Bridge Progressive Arts Initiative throughout September to celebrate the fifth annual month of audio programming. We are pleased to welcome over two dozen artists whose work engages the world of sound through music, radio, poetry, story-telling, and installation. Audio September kicks off with an evening of adventurous stories with Chicago radio artist and Artistic Director of Third Coast International Audio Festival, Julie Shapiro.
Contact: Chris Peck, Noise Director email@example.com Greg Kelly, Executive Director email@example.com
Julie Shapiro Sat. 9/1, 8pm, $5
To help kick off Audio September, The Bridge's annual, month-long celebration of audio + art, Third Coast Artistic Director Julie Shapiro presents an evening of stories determined by everyone in the room. Come ready to Choose Your Own Audio Adventure, one story at a time.
Bio: Artistic Director of the Third Coast International Audio Festival, Julie Shapiro has been with the project since its inception in 2000. In previous lives, she worked at the Center for Documentary Studies at Duke University, helped launch an experimental music/film festival, Transmissions, and produced Storylines Southeast – a survey of seminal literature from the American South. Shapiro has shared her radio perspectives at conferences and with publications around the world. She lives in Chicago with her husband and young son, keeps a blog about the art of listening, and occasionally produces stories for the public radio airwaves. www.thirdcoastfestival.org/happenings/listening-events
Julie Shapiro Credit: Kelly Kress
Mushroom Walk Wed. 9/5, 12pm, FREE
Celebrate John Cage's centennial by engaging in one of his favorite pastimes: mushroom hunting! Meet at The Bridge PAI and carpool to the Secluded Farm (off Thomas Jefferson Parkway, just ten minutes away) for an hour or so of musical mycology. Led by composer Chris Peck with mycological advisor Manuel Lerdau of U.Va.'s Department of Environmental Sciences.
Chris Forsyth/Koen Holtkamp Duo w/ Seung-Hye Kim Wed. 9/5, 8pm, $5
Chris Forsyth (Peeesseye) and Koen Holtkamp (Mountains) team up, playing guitar and synthesizer and modular electronics respectively. Kraut guitar grooves, but frequently rocking into a blissed out epic psychedelic smog of wailing riffs and bubbling electronics tones. With an opening set of fixed-media music by composer Seung-Hye Kim.
Bios: Based in Philadelphia, Forsyth has built a career as a 21st-century outré guitarist, releasing numerous solo jaunts, spitting out recordings with Peeesseye (including many on his own Evolving Ear label), and serving as an inside session dude on discs like Meg Baird's Seasons on Earth. His most recent solo releases are Dreams and Paranoid Cat, both issued by Family Vineyard last year. Koen Holtkamp, meanwhile, cofounded the electronic drone duo Mountains with Brendon Anderegg in 2005. He has since made music with dozens of collaborators in the art/electronics ether, as well as with his own bad self, including In The Absence of Gravity Please Note the Position of the Sun/Loosely Based On Bees (Thrill Jockey, 2011). That album combined live and studio performances into one sweeping electro-acoustic vision. soundcloud.com/experimedia/chris-forsyth-koen-holtkamp
Chris Forsyth/Koen Holtkamp Credit: Maria Dumlao
Seung-Hye Kim is a composer of both acoustic and electroacoustic music. She is a native of South Korea and currently working toward her Ph.D in music composition at the University of Florida. Her music and collaborative works have been performed in many festivals such as ICMC, FEMF, Bourges "Synthese", 3rd Practice, SCI national conference, EMM, NYCEMF, EMM, and etc. Her music has been released on SEAMUS label (Vol. 16) and awarded from the Italy Percussion Music Competition and Computer music contest in Korea. Her teachers include James Sain, Paul Koonce, Paul Richards, Christopher Dobrian, and Jaeho Chang. soundcloud.com/seung-hye
Jason Ajemian Exhibition Opening and Concert Fri. 9/7, 6pm, FREE Concert at 8pm Jason Ajemian's Breath Orchestra Wed. 9/12, 8pm, $5
An installation of graphic scores interpreted in two separate concerts by double bass player (and returning central Virginian) Jason Ajemian, accompanied by local musicians. Installation runs through 9/15. Jason's scores for this concert/exhibit, entitled "Teleport Tone Poems," are colorful, graphic scores that give individual players maximum freedom while still providing a framework for collective musical exploration. Jason believes that: "A big question facing music today is how to deal with chaos of individuals. First thing to do is to embrace that chaos within yourself. Musically, this is the style of each musician. What I'm trying to do is let that style express itself. In other words, letting people be themselves in chaos. It's not music, it's a moment of shared chaos." For bio, images, and lots more information, see www.jasonajemian.com
Jason Ajemian
Scheherazade Sun. 9/9, 7pm
Songwriters, storytellers, fiction writers & poets give us a taste of their high fidelity memories with this month's theme of SOUNDTRACKS for Scheherazade. Scheherazade is an open reading series at The Bridge PAI where artists in different genres present an original 10 minute work to our audience. September will be hi-fi/lo-fi, screeching, skreeling stories of lyrical pleasure and pain; heartbreaking tales that make you want to sing along. Reserve your performance spot by emailing email@example.com
Music Resource Center Student Hip Hop Showcase Sat. 9/15, 2pm, FREE
A concert featuring current members and alumni of the Music Resource Center after-school programs. Copresented with the Virginia Center for Computer Music as part of their annual fall festival, TechnoSonics XIII: Music and Politics. See musicresourcecenter.org and THIS SITE for details. The Music Resource Center is a non-profit organization whose mission is to educate and inspire young people, and through music, equip them with life skills. In a state-of-the-art studio setting, students learn all phases of music production, from songwriting to audio engineering. Above all, they learn to respect each other, to work together, and to set goals and achieve them.
photo from Music Resource Center
David Cossin and Timothy Summers Tues. 9/18, 8pm, $5
An evening of new music with Timothy Summers (violin) and David Cossin (Bang on a Can All-Stars, percussion) and the UVa New Music Ensemble directed by I-Jen Feng. Presented in collaboration with the Charlottesville Chamber Music Festival (2012.cvillechambermusic.org).
Bios: Percussionist David Cossin has performed internationally with the Bang on a Can All-Stars, Steve Reich and Musicians, Philip Glass, and Yo-Yo Ma. He has collaborated with Blue Man Group, and director Peter Sellars. He was featured percussion soloist in the Grammy and Oscar winning score to the film Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon. Recently, he joined Sting for his world tour, Symphonicities.
Violinist and violist Timothy Summers is co-founder and co-director of the Charlottesville Chamber Music Festival, and is second violinist of the celebrated Orpheus String Quartet. He has also been a member of the first violin section of the Mahler Chamber Orchestra since 2009, and has performed on violin, viola, and occasionally mandolin with the orchestra at venues across the world. Mr. Summers holds degrees from Harvard University and Juilliard.
David Cossin (right)
Adam Basanta Fri. 9/21, 9pm, $5
"Room Dynamics" is a sound and light media architecture activating the gallery space in which it is contained: making available architectural features, articulating navigable pathways, "colouring" and "shading" the experiential space through which the spectator navigates. Installation runs through 9/26.
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Bio: Adam Basanta (b. 1985) is a multiple award-winning composer and media artist, whose work traverses electroacoustic, acoustic and mixed composition, audiovisual installations, interactive laptop performance, and innovative light design. His work often explores modes of listening, cross-modal perception, unorthodox performance practices, and the articulation of site and space. His concert works, dance collaborations, and audiovisual installations have been presented internationally, and described as "frantic, noisy and gutsy" (Words and Music), "an electrochemistry of the new and old" (Boston Musical Intelligencer), while "the richness and dynamism of colour in his pieces stirs questions" (Musicworks). He has studied extensively with Barry Truax (BC, Canada), and is currently completing his MA at Concordia University (Montreal, QC) under the supervision of Sandeep Bhagwati (Montreal/Berlin) and Chris Salter (Montreal/Berlin). vimeo.com/45308918
An Evening of Poetry and Music
(note: Fred Moten reading canceled)
Sat. 9/22, 8pm, FREE
Brooklyn-based artist Woody Sullender presents a new work creating sonic and performative gestures utilizing a range of vibrating objects, including his primary instrument, the banjo. The evening also features readings of music and sound-themed poetry by UVa grad students and friends. This event is presented with support from the University of Virginia McIntire Department of Music, the Carter G. Woodson Institute for African-American and African Studies, and the University of Virginia Department of English.
Nelly Kate, Adam Smith, Scott Ritchie/Matt Northrup, and Michele Seippel Wed. 9/26, 7pm, $5
A mid-week show featuring cross-genre "pop" music from local music makers. Featuring: Nelly Kate, Adam Smith, Scott Ritchie/Matt Northrup, and Michele Seippel. Bios: Nelly Kate builds an evocative contrast of bright melodies against the darkest realities of life. Nestled in Richmond, with four solid tours under her wings, she has just independently released her first analog recording, 'ISH ISH.' Layered among textural arrangements—of Casiotones and guitars, typewriters and music boxes–are her intricate and elegiac lyrics. Listeners are enveloped by Nelly's haunting soundscapes that ever-build toward an intimate catharsis. Despite her undeniable brush with poetry and literature, the fabric of her aesthetic is profoundly influenced by visual artists like Maya Deren, Peter Zumthor, Joe Sacco, and Henri Cartier-Bresson. Her music has led her to share the stage with artists such as: Tune-Yards, DIIV, Frankie Rose, Tickley Feather, Pattern Is Movement, and Pat Jordache.
Adam Smith is a singer/songwriter and producer living in Charlottesville, VA who plays with Invisible Hand and Great Dads. Scott Ritchie is a musician living in Charlottesville, VA who currently plays under the name Myceum and with The Smiffs (The Smiths Cover Band). "Matt Northrup has been a loop-based guitarist operating out of the collegiate gates of Greensboro, North Carolina for the some time now. Northrup sets himself apart from the digital age by crafting his own guitar licks into loops that overlap in a flurry of pedal-assisted sound effects that come together to a syncopated jungle of whistling riffs. I can say with experience that Northrup's quiet, quaint display on stage and life is a deceiving appearance when contrasted with the swelling sound that emanates from his music." -Kyle Minton -nothingsoundsbetter.com Michele Seippel is an artist specializing in video and audio living Richmond, VA.
Jonathan Zorn and Chris Heenan/Jonas Kocher Thurs. 9/27, 8pm, $5
Jonathan Zorn will present new works for voice, acoustic instruments and electronics. His performance will include selections from the Songs of Quadrupeds as well as Language as Dust, an electroacoustic poem exploring the philosophical and psychological questions raised by the intersection of human voice and electronic sound. Chris Heenan (Berlin) and Jonas Kocher (Biel/Bien) (jonaskocher.net) work with the unlikely pairing of contrabass clarinet and accordion using improvisation to create worlds of changing depth and mood that both expand upon and fixate on particular sonic zones while simultaneously belying the instrumentation of the duo. Sudden shifts in texture and tempo become to areas of quiet and stasis, a reprieve from constant movement that gives way to a burst of loud focused activity. Appearing with the support of Pro Helvetia, the Swiss Arts Council, and Canton of Bern.
Bios: Jonathan Zorn is a composer, performer, and curator of experimental, electronic, and improvised music. His electronic music pairs improvising musicians with interactive computer systems to create hybrid, humanmachine ensembles. Zorn's interest in vocal utterance has resulted in a series of pieces in which spoken language is interrupted by electronic forces, drawing attention to the gap between speech and sound. He is currently working on a suite of electroacoustic sound/text performance pieces. Zorn has been active as an improviser on bass and electronics for 15 years and has performed at Red Cat, the Walker Art Center, the Verona Jazz Festival, the Library of Congress, the Seattle Festival of Improvised Music, Line Space Line Festival, and the Chelsea Art Museum. He has performed under the direction of Anthony Braxton, Alvin Lucier, Fred Frith, and Alison Knowles. His work has been published in Ord und Bild, the SEAMUS Journal, Notations 21, and UbuWeb. jonathanzorn.net
Jonathan Zorn
Accordion player and composer born in 1977 (CH), Jonas Kocher studied a.o. with Teodoro Anzellotti, Pierre Sublet and Georges Aperghis. He collaborates regularly as an accordionist in improvised and conceptual contexts with musicians such Michel Doneda, Christian Wolfarth, Olivier Toulemonde, Alfredo Costa Monteiro, Luca Venitucci, Duo Diatribes, Jacques Demierre, Christian Kesten, Gaudenz Badrutt, Chris Heenan… Jonas Kocher's work explores the relationships between tone, noise and silence and the processes of listening. As composer he realizes projects that are situated between composed theater, installation and concert pieces. His compositions has been played at Biennale Bern 2010, Theater Basel, Zentrum Paul Klee, Festival Encuentros Buenos Aires, Umlaut Festival Berlin, Centre Dürrenmatt Neuchâtel, Festival Concentus Moravie, Zagreb Biennale. He composes also for hörspiel, dance and theater. Jonas Kocher is also involved as an organizer of different events in Switzerland and runs the label flexion records. www.jonaskocher.net
Chris Heenan (Washington D.C., 1969) lives in Berlin and is an active composer/ performer and organizer of experimental music. He performs on alto saxophone, contrabass clarinet, and analog synthesizer in contexts ranging from solo to large groups and in various ongoing projects. He uses these instruments to investigate new musical forms, noise, and improvisation both in his solo work and in collaboration with composers and performers such as actors, musicians, dancers, and visual artists. Heenan has developed a formidable solo voice on his wind instruments, particularly with the contrabass clarinet where he uses extended techniques, often incorporating multiphonics with surprising results, to reveal the subtleties inherent to the instrument. Heenan's regular projects include Nordzucker (with Michael Maierhof, Birgit Ulher, and Lars Scherzberg), PIVOT (with Liz Allbee), Trigger (with Matthias Müller and Nils Ostendorf), Team Up (a trio with Jeremy Drake and a revolving third member percussionist), Phantom Limb and Bison (with Chris Forsyth, Jaime Fennelly, and Shawn Hansen), a duo with zitherist Dimitra Lazaridou Chatzigoga and a contrabass clarinet and percussion duo with Michael Vorfeld. www.chrisheenan.com
SCGMC Composer Salon Fri. 9/28, 8pm, FREE
Informal listening session for works by composers from Duke University, University of North Carolina Chapel Hill, and UVa as part of the 10th annual meeting of the South Central Graduate Music Consortium. See scgmc2012.blogspot.com for details.
Closing Party Sat. 9/29, 8pm, FREE
Indeterminacy-themed dance party and Karaoke night.
Live Broadcasts by WTJU Throughout September 2012
Your favorite WTJU DJs broadcast from The Bridge PAI parking lot throughout the month of September via a unique portable studio housed in a custom geodesic dome. Tune in to 91.1FM on your radio or listen from the web at www.WTJU.net


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Scam Alert
Date of News Release: 02/17/2012
(Grays Knob, Ky.) - The Kentucky State Police, Post 10 Harlan, would like to make citizens aware of a current scam currently going on in Harlan County.
On Thursday citizens in the Cumberland area have been receiving phone calls from subjects in Bolivia. They are requesting that these people take money to their local Western Union and send money to them because their grandson or family member has been jailed or hospitalized. This is all made up it's one of the biggest going scams right now. If anyone from a foreign country requests money by phone, mail or email that you don't know simply ignore them.
KSP Trooper Jason Joseph is currently investigating some of the incidents in the Cumberland area. These scammers prey on the elderly and extort money from them. If these people from Bolivia have contacted anyone in the Cumberland area, they should contact Kentucky State Police at Post 10 at 606-573-3131.


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