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Maestro Gianandrea Noseda to Retrun to BNY Mellon Grand Classics, 2/21-23
The Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra and Victor de Sabata Guest Conductor Gianandrea Noseda join with multi-award winning pianist, Jean-Efflam Bavouzet, for a BNY Mellon Grand Classics program infused with the power of hope, comedy and tragedy. The program runs Feb. 21 and Feb. 23 at Heinz Hall.
Noseda will lead the Pittsburgh Symphony in a dynamic presentation of three beautifully moving pieces. The concert begins with the exotic, witty and vibrantly scored Symphonic Fragments No. 1 and 2 from Alfredo Casella's La Donna Serpente. Bavouzet will then perform Sergei Prokofiev's dauntingly complex Concerto No. 5. In the second half, the symphony will perform Robert Schumann's Symphony No. 2, a remarkably uplifting piece given the composer's struggle with illness and depression.
Each BNY Mellon Grand Classics concert is part of the Explore & Engage program, which includes pre-concert talks, exhibits, display boards and interactive activities that illuminate the music, composers and the time in which they created. This weekend, Jim Cunningham of WQED FM will conduct a pre-concert talk one hour before each performance.
The concerts will begin at 8 p.m. on Friday and 2:30 p.m. on Sunday. Tickets ranging in price from $25.75 to $105.75 can be purchased by calling the Heinz Hall box office at 412-392-4900 or by visiting pittsburghsymphony.org
The Pittsburgh Symphony would like to recognize and thank BNY Mellon for its 2013-2014 title sponsorship of BNY Mellon Grand Classics. Fairmont Pittsburgh is the official hotel of the Pittsburgh Symphony. Delta Air Lines is the official airline of the Pittsburgh Symphony.
Multiple-award-winning pianist and ICMA Artist of the Year in 2012, Jean-Efflam Bavouzet is renowned for his performances of works by Debussy, Ravel, Prokofiev, Bartók, Beethoven and Haydn. He regularly works with conductors such as Vladimir Ashkenazy, Vasily Petrenko, Pierre Boulez, Daniele Gatti, Valery Gergiev, Esa-Pekka Salonen, Kirill Karabits, Andris Nelsons, Krzysztof Urba?ski, Lawrence Foster and Iván Fischer. Recent and upcoming highlights include a return to the Mostly Mozart Festival in New York, where he opened the 2013 festival with a performance of Beethoven's Piano Concerto No.4 under the baton of Louis Langrée, and a return to the BBC Proms with regular collaborators Gianandrea Noseda and the BBC Philharmonic Orchestra, and performances with San Francisco Symphony, Orchestre Symphonique de Montréal, Sydney Symphony and Netherlands Radio Philharmonic Orchestra. Other recent collaborations include appearances with the Boston Symphony and Budapest Festival orchestras, the New York Philharmonic and the Orchestre National de France. In the 2013-14 season, Bavouzet makes his debuts with the Pittsburgh, Seattle and Beijing symphony orchestras, and returns to the Philharmonia Orchestra, Warsaw Philharmonic Orchestra (for a Beethoven concerto cycle over two days), Malaysian Philharmonic Orchestra and Tivoli Symphony Orchestra (in a program directed from the piano). He is artist-in-residence with the Orquestra Sinfônica do Estado de São Paulo in 2014, and further ahead, he returns to the London Philharmonic Orchestra under Vladimir Jurowski. A former student of Pierre Sancan at the Paris Conservatoire, Bavouzet won first prize in the International Beethoven Competition in Cologne and made his American debut through Young Concert Artists in New York in 1987. As well as his performing activities, Bavouzet has made a transcription for two pianos of Debussy's Jeux, published by Durand with a foreword by Pierre Boulez. Bavouzet is artistic director of the Lofoten Piano Festival in Norway. For more information, please visit bavouzet.com
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What's up Bears nation, ECD here, finally returning to write FanPosts after a good 2 months of navy boot camp. I've missed a ton of major moves, but have used some of the free time I've earned to research just what Phil Emery has done to reshape the Bears. Many great moves were made, as well as a couple of head scratchers. Let's see how well Emery has done after the jump.
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First off, I'm pretty sure I'll miss a couple of minor moves in each position, so feel free to add anything I missed in the comments section after reading my article. Anyway, I'll admit I'm still stunned as to how aggressive Phil Emery and the Bears' front office in general was this year. I knew that big things would happen, but just wow did he shock the world or what!? In one off -season, he pretty much solved all the issues on the former roster. Just about every position on this team has at least 1 notable new addition this season. Let's look at each position to see what's happened.
QB Jason Campbell (FA)
QB Caleb Hanie
It's good to see Josh McCown returning to the Bears, but it's even better to see that there will be competition for the #2 position behind Jay Cutler. Seeing how poorly Jerry Angelo did to prepare for a worst-case scenario, Phil Emery decided it would be beneficial to sign a proven QB that will add insurance in case Cutler goes down again. This is a QB driven league, and the back-up spot at QB is pretty damn important these days, as we all (unfortunately) witnessed the consequences that will happen if you don't prepare properly for such a situation. With Cutler back to 100%, this is one of the best QB situations in the NFL.
RB Michael Bush (FA)
RB Marion Barber
In one of the more controversial moves made by any team this year (so far) Phil Emery signed Michael Bush to be the new #2 back and to perhaps push Matt Forte into signing a more reasonable contract with the Bears. In all this talk about Forte's health, position, and demands, I can see why Emery pulled the trigger for one of the better plan "Bs" in the NFL. Granted, Michael Bush isn't Matt Forte by any stretch of the memory, but as he showed in Oakland he can carry a fair share of the load when called to duty. Plus, he adds a real physical dimension to the running game that will compliment Matt Forte. As long as Matt Forte continues to play like a professional and return to the beast he was prior to the injury, I'm confident these two will team up to form one deadly running game.
WR Brandon Marshall (Trade w/ Dolphins), WR Eric Weems (FA), WR Devin Thomas, WR Alshon Jeffery (Draft)
WR Roy Williams, WR Sam Hurd
This position has by far seen the most change. Phil Emery really deserves a standing ovation for not only identifying the biggest weakness on the team, but for turning said weakness into a possible strength. We go from seeing REW/ Johnny Knox, Devin Hester, and Earl Bennett as the top 3 receivers on the depth chart, to Brandon Marshall, Alshon Jeffery, and Earl Bennett as the top 3. We now have a Pro Bowl QB, reunited and throwing to a Pro Bowl WR. Is that even possible in Chicago!? Looks like Emery wants to go right at Green Bay this year with a far stronger passing game that will surely take advantage of a not-so-good defense. Also to keep in mind; the signing of Weems may show that the uncertainty with Knox's availability is rather high at this point. Anyway, we should see a dynamic passing game next season with a now talent enriched receiving corps.
TE Evan Rodriquez (Draft)
In a position that has been under-used the past two years by Mad Martz, we'll see far more involvement with the TE's during the passing game. Evan Rodriguez is a curious prospect, as he draws comparisons from stud TE Aaron Hernandez of the Pats. I'm not sure if he's that good, yet it's rather...optimistic to say the least. Kellen Davis also returns along with Matt Spaeth and Kyle Adams to present a pretty solid looking group heading into training camp.
OG Chilo Rachal (FA)
OT Frank Omiyale
Once again, we see very little change in a major headache of a position. Kinda surprised to see virtually no competition added at OT or even depth. We're looking at J'Marcus Webb @ LT and Gabe Carimi @ RT this year. Now, Chilo Rachal does impress me with his run blocking as well as positive grading according to PFF. Also, he will add competition to the interior, possibly at RG with all signs pointing to Chris Spencer moving to Center. Under a new and far less complex/risky offense, maybe our OL will make moderate improvements in protection. I certainly hope Mike Tice knows what he's talking about in regards to his confidence with the OL, one which will see the return of 1st rounders Chris Williams and Gabe Carimi.
LB Geno Hayes (FA)
The Geno Hayes signing surprised me a little, and I'm suspecting that he'll have dibs on the Sam LB job heading into the preseason. Lance Briggs ought to feel happy after he got paid with an extension, and Brian Urlacher is still a monster of the midway. A line-up of Briggs, Urlacher, and Hayes should be a great one to watch. Pretty much Phil Emery adding some much needed depth to a position with such a large gap between Urlacher/Briggs and everyone else.
CB Kelvin Hayden (FA), CB Johnathon Wilhite (FA), CB Isaiah Frey (Draft), CB Greg McCoy (Draft)
CB Zachary Bowman
After Tim Jennings resigned with the Bears, Emery signed a pair of vets to add depth behind Charles Tillman and probably to compete with Jennings for a job. I don't know much about Wilhite, but I do like the signing of Hayden, someone I wanted last year. I didn't expect to see our final 2 draft picks result in another pair of CBs, but both look great and athletic, probably additions to Special Teams. Hopefully, consistency and depth will take shape as time moves forward this year.
S Brandon Hardin (Draft)
The draft selection of Brandon Hardin is the biggest question mark I have with all of Phil Emery's moves. I mean, I know Lovie loves him some 3rd round safeties, but really, another 3rd round safety for the 3rd year in a row? Chris Conte proved to be a surprise as Brandon Meriweather proved to be a large disappointment; however, I don't understand why another safety was chosen in round 3 where say an OL or DT could have been taken instead? Hopefully, Hardin proves valuable this year as presumably a player to push Major Wright for playing time, but I also feel just fine with Conte and Wright as the starters at FS and SS, respectively. I wonder if a vet will be added at some point before OTAs and training camp starts?
DE Shea McClellin (Draft)
DT Anthony Adams, DT Amobi Okoye
Our DT corps took a rather big hit during FA, loosing a major player in the rotation with Okoye. Also, with the release of Adams comes the search for a younger run stuffer to clog holes against the run and to add some pressure against the pass. This has to be resolved ASAP. Good news is that Henry Melton is still a Bear (duh) and that our DE rotation looks great with the re-signing of Israel Idonije and the addition of a speed demon in Shea McClellin to pair with all that is man; Julius Peppers. Our DL is still in decent shape, but we have to find proven run stuffers to help against the running game.
Overall, I'd have to say Phil Emery has done a spectacular job in re-shaping the Bears into what I feel is a heavy weight contender for the Super Bowl this year. Jay Cutler finally has his #1 in Brandon Marshall, a great running game behind him, and a defense that should only be even stronger. My overall grade for this year; A-. How well do you guys think Phil Emery did in his first year as da Bears' GM? Sound Off!


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text: Veryan Camping and Caravanning Club Site (86 reviews) from £5.60 to £9.50 Per person/night Contact Us Book It Images Map Select Section Overview Top site for fishing Top site for photography Top site for beaches Top site for cycling You'll find lovely, tree-framed views on this relaxing campsite on the Roseland Peninsula in south Cornwall. Beautiful beaches, stunning cliffs, pretty villages and quaint hamlets all make up Cornwall's unspoilt Roseland Peninsula. It's here you'll find our charming Veryan Club campsite just off the Roseland Heritage Coast. The South West Coast Path is a mile and a half from site and the great beaches of Veryan - Carne Beach, Pendower Beach with East and West Portholland Beaches just a little further. Our campsite is blessed with some stunning views across the peninsula's rolling countryside. Its secluded location makes the site ideal for those wanting a relaxing break. A small lake, a field for children's ball games, plus a TV and games room are in addition to the toilet/shower and laundry facilities found on site. The mild climate in and around the Roseland Peninsula means plants flourish here. The Lost Gardens of Heligan, the Eden Project, and the National Trust's wonderful Trelissick Garden are testament to this. Head to St Mawes, south of the campsite. From this pretty fishing village, catch the ferry to the seaside town of Falmouth. As well as great beaches, Flamouth offers the National Maritime Museum of Cornwal and Pendennis Castle Worth Noting Holiday Lodge available for let.Fishing on site, permits are available. Current Environment Agency rod licence is required before fishing can commence. Some pitches are sloping – chocks required. WiFi 100% coverage cannot be guaranteed due to rural location, weather conditions and changing flora. These can cause variable signal strength. Hotspots are available. Prices. Eat Local Truro hosts an excellent farmers' market on Wednesdays and Saturdays. The Kingsley Village at Fraddon sells Cornish meats, fish, wines, vegetables, breads and pastries. It also has a restaurant. Facilities Veryan has the following facilities on or around the site. Members' and non-members' caravans welcome Members' and non-members' trailer tents welcome Hardstanding with electric hook-up Seasonal Pitches Grass only pitch (no electric) Showers Electric shaver sockets Parent and baby room Drinking water taps Washing Machines Ice pack freezing Ball games Television room (not for hire) Gas cylinders Pets welcome Alternative Accommodation Club Site Wi-fi Battery charging facilities Members' and non-members' motorhomes welcome Members' and non-members' tents welcome Grass pitch with electric hook-up Storage facilities Flushing toilet Washbasins Dedicated accessible facilities Chemical toilet disposal point Motorhome stop-off Dishwashing facilities Childrens play area Recreation hall Fishing (licence may be required) Payphone Designated dog walk Coastal Grass only pitch for larger tents Grass pitch with electric hook-up for larger tents Reviews Review 1 |2 |22 |Next » Expand review Recommended: yes 4.7 This campsite was exactly as we read in the reviews, of being Beautiful and well kept. Herree (Club Member) stayed Aug 2014 This review is for Veryan This campsite was exactly as we read in the reviews, of being Beautiful and well kept. We thoroughly enjoyed our stay on this site the staff were very courteous and helpful. we had a problem with the high winds on Sunday and took in advice from the owners which was good. The location was great in as far as it is 20 miles from anywhere and this works to its advantage and in our opinion disadvantage. its advantageous as it's away from everything and every one which is what we look for. the disadvantage is that the site shop stocks a couple of mars bars and very little else so if you want to stock up you need to go to the petrol station down the road, which is still quite restricted or travel to Truro/St Austell. as we spent a lot of time in Truro and Falmouth this was not a problem but if we were staying on site then this would be a problem. Showers, Toilets and washing facilities were all in very good condition and clean. Our children loved the Games, TV room and playground and made lots of friends. Great stay. we would advise to do the Falmouth Boat Hire that was a really good visit. Towing: Moderate Location: Country,Coastal,Secluded Suitable For: Families,Older couples Friendliness: 5 Cleanliness: 5 Facilities: 4 Expand review Recommended: yes 5 We had a fantastic 12 nights at Veryan in our tent with 2 children (4 and 6). The Stark Family (Club Member) stayed Aug 2014 This review is for Veryan We had a fantastic 12 nights at Veryan in our tent with 2 children (4 and 6). The site was spacious and even with 2 night of heavy rain drained amazingly well. I think the only down side is the distance from the nearest supermarket. You are looking at an hour round trip to either Truro or St Austell in the holiday traffic. There is a Londis store in the local petrol station which is a couple of miles from the site but this does have limited stock. Places that we visited during our stay were the beaches of Pendower and Porthlunney which are great for small children. We also took the King Harry Ferry to visit Falmouth where we went to the Maritime museum and jousting at Pendennis castle. Also if you are ever in Cornwall when the Culdrose Air day is on it is a must, especially if you have young boys. We also spent a day at the Eden Project which is only about 40 minutes drive away. Location: Secluded Suitable For: Families Friendliness: 5 Cleanliness: 5 Facilities: 5 Expand review Recommended: yes 5 We had a really good holiday at this great site. Phil & Jenny Pryor (Club Member) stayed Jul 2014 This review is for Veryan We had a really good holiday at this great site. Location is really good, in a lovely part of Cornwall, and ideal for walking, cycling etc. Originally we had planned to move on elsewhere, but decided to stay longer if we could. Staff at the site were really helpful - transferring our booking and arranging things so that we could extend our stay without having to move pitch at a very busy time of year. We really appreciated this, so many thanks all round. Will be back sometime! Towing: Easy Location: Country,Coastal Suitable For: Families,Older couples,Groups,Active break,Peaceful break,Younger couples Friendliness: 5 Cleanliness: 5 Facilities: 5 Expand review Recommended: yes 4.7 We were a little worried about the facilities being dated but they were spotless and more than... LYNNE (Club Member) stayed Jul 2014 This review is for Veryan We were a little worried about the facilities being dated but they were spotless and more than adequate particularly the separate shower room, despite it being the school holidays never had to queue for showers or washrooms loads of toilets - very peaceful site with lovely fishing lake - visit to St Mawes is a must and the local pub in Veryan is very friendly with excellent food x fantastic weather made it a week to remember x Towing: Easy Location: Country,Secluded,Lake Suitable For: Families,Older couples,Peaceful break,Younger couples Friendliness: 5 Cleanliness: 5 Facilities: 4 1 |2 |22 |Next » Travel Local Travel Nearest bus stop: 0.25 mile from site entrance Nearest train station: Truro – 12 miles Get Directions to Veryan Staying here? Public transport from the site Bike ride? Find cycle routes nearby Sat Nav Download our POI file Safe Directions Print Friendly PDF Widget by Frixo Self Catering at Veryan from £65.00a night Open 1 April - 3 November 2014 Tretheake House is a superb spacious holiday property that is perfect for family reunions in a popular location. Sleeping ten, the property boasts five bedrooms - one double, two twins, one single and a family room with a double and single bed. Home from home facilities include two family bathrooms and a seperate toilet, a fully equipped kitchen and utillity room including dishwasher, washing machine and freezer. Call 0845 130 7633 / 01872 501658 to book Sleeps ten people Barbeque Kitchen Outdoor furniture Freezer Dishwasher Bathroom Sitting room Dining area TV - Satellite or Freeview DVD player CD Player Private patio Childrens' play area Wifi Outdoor area for bbq "The site staff at Veryan could not have done more to make our stay an enjoyable one. The site is well maintained and kept tidy. Near to many local attractions, and also secluded walks and beaches, the site position means that most places of interest are within an hours journey in the car. We would recommend this site without hesitation." - Family B £137.00Per Night- High Season per Tretheake House £95.00Per Night- Mid Season per Tretheake House £65.00Per Night- Low Season per Tretheake House £959.00Per Week- High Season per Tretheake House £665.00Per Week- Mid Season per Tretheake House £455.00Per Week- Low Season per Tretheake House This spacious holiday house is perfect for family reunions in a popular location. Booking please note The tariff quoted is based on members rates (NOT including ACR Discounts), per property, and includes VAT and all utility costs. Holidays for complete weeks commence on a Saturday and short breaks can commence any day subject to availability. Short break holidays are for three nights and are available from four weeks prior to arrival, subject to availability. 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The Framework in Global Health and the Office of International Affairs will co-sponsor grants to faculty who are developing new courses or revising existing ones by inviting guest speakers, adding readings or developing other initiatives that will bring global health content to the subject matter of the course. With a maximum of $4,000, the grants are intended to bring global health subject matter into seminars and courses that previously had none, as opposed to enhancing seminars and courses that already include global health content. The grants will help cover the cost of revising the course, travel and related expenses for guest lecturers or other costs entailed with the integration of global health content into these courses.
Upcoming Deadlines:
Academic Year 2013-2014
February 15, 2014
Eligibility Requirements
All regular members of the Brown faculty are eligible to apply (see the Handbook of Academic Administration for clarification on Regular and Non-Regular Faculty).
Previous recipients of the Framework Faculty Curriculum Development Grants are not eligible for a repeat award.
How do I Incorporate Global Health Content into the Curriculum?
We anticipate that there may be different models for incorporating global health content into courses, and encourage the creative inclusion of global health-related content into courses of a wide variety of disciplines, in all divisions of the University. Below are examples:
- A faculty member teaching a course on appropriate technology may utilize a travel or research grant to work with an institution or NGO in Kenya to identify practical global health problems around which students' class projects will be structured.
- A faculty member may invite scholars (within or outside of Brown) to offer lectures related to global health involving different disciplines such as health and human rights, low cost technologies for resource limited countries, climate change and health in Pacific islands.
- A faculty member may use video-conferencing and other technological initiatives that will enable a class to integrate dialogue with health care workers/medical students in Ghana.
- An adjunct faculty member may be hired to add a new course that will help incorporate issues related to global health to the concentration's course offerings the next semester.
- A faculty member teaching a Biostatistics course may use global health-related examples; a Sociology course can be retooled to use examples or case studies from lesser developed countries (LDCs); a Theatre course can feature global health-related dramas; a language course could examine global health-related texts in the original language.
In cases that involve guest lecturers, we do not always expect that the guest lecturer is based in another country; rather, the focus is on the global health dimension of the academic perspective that he or she will bring to the field of study. In addition to classroom responsibilities, the program will place a premium on proposals for visitors who will also engage with the campus at large through public lectures, meetings with graduate students in the field, and such.
Application Materials
Applications must include the following:
- 2-5 page description of curriculum: Include information about the kind of course you are proposing to develop; your pedagogical approach; whether this is an old or a new course; and how the inclusion of global health-related content will enhance your department's and the university's offerings in this field, and how this activity will have a long-term impact on the curriculum.
- If guest lecturers are part of the proposal, a description of their role in this course and plans for the guest speaker's campus wide engagements outside the classroom.
- Letter of endorsement from the chair of your department or unit.
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- A required cover page of application must be completed and submitted with the body of the application.
Applications may be submitted electronically to Elizabeth Jackvony, Program Coordinator, at email@example.com or in paper to Ms. Jackvony at The Framework in Global Health, Global Health Initiative, Box G-A2.
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- We ask all faculty who receive a grant to make a commitment to solicit course evaluations from students at the end of term that specifically reflect on and assess the value and role of the contribution of global health content in the course, as well as submit 6-month and end-of-year progress reports.
- We will also invite faculty who receive the grant to give a lecture in the Global Health and Medicine lecture series.
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The Wallis and BAFTA Partner for BRIEF ENCOUNTER Talkback with Emma Rice, 2/27
The Wallis Annenberg Theater for the Performing Arts in Beverly Hills and The British Academy of Film and Television Arts (BAFTA) partner up to host a night for theater patrons and BAFTA members on Thursday, February 27 at 8 p.m. Following the performance of the UK's Kneehigh Theatre acclaimed production of Noël Coward's Brief Encounter at the Wallis Annenberg, a talkback featuring Emma Rice will be held.
Moderated by British celebrity journalist and author Sandro Monetti, the Q&A will feature Emma Rice, director of Brief Encounter and creative director of Kneehigh Theatre, after the 8 p.m. performance, with a private reception to follow.
The production switches seamlessly between theater and film using a combination of Noël Coward's original stage play Still Life and Coward's screenplay of the classic 1945 British film directed by David Lean. It takes the audience back to a bygone age of romance and the silver screen. Remembered as one of the most haunting love stories ever told, the action of Brief Encounter is centered on a suburban housewife who discovers passion and falls madly in love with a married stranger in a railway station tearoom over a series of stolen afternoons. The film was based on Coward's 1936 one-act play Still Life and memorably featured in the score Sergei Rachmaninoff's "Piano Concerto #2." In this new production, the ingenious international theater company Kneehigh cleverly uses film and music to provide a highly theatrical setting for this classic, timeless tale of illicit lovers. The production for The Wallis features original Broadway cast member Hannah Yelland along with Jim Sturgeon who played the role of Dr. Alec Harvey in the Australian tour of the Kneehigh Theatre production. Sturgeon, a Kneehigh company member, replaces the previously announced Tristan Sturrock.
Charles McNulty of the Los Angeles Times has acclaimed Brief Encounter saying, "...this much admired international production arrives at the Wallis Annenberg Center for the Performing Arts in Beverly Hills...working its charm to delightful effect." Don Grigware with Broadway World also applauds Brief Encounter stating, "Kudos to Emma Rice for her astounding vision as director, to Neil Murray for his wonderful set design, to Stu Barker for his original music, to puppet maker Lyndie Wright, to Sarah Wright for puppetry training and to Robin Kewell for underwater filming."
Tickets are available online at www.thewallis.org; by phone at 310-746-4000; and in person at the Wallis Annenberg Center Ticket Services, 9390 N. Santa Monica Blvd, Beverly Hills, CA 90210.
About The Wallis Annenberg Center for the Performing Arts: Located in the heart of Beverly Hills, the Wallis Annenberg Center for the Performing Arts (The Wallis) has transformed a Beverly Hills city block, facing Santa Monica Boulevard, between Crescent and Canon Drives, into a vibrant new cultural destination with two distinct, elegant buildings: the historic 1933 Italianate-style Beverly Hills Post Office (now the Paula Kent Meehan Historic Building) and the new, contemporary 500-seat, state-of-the-art Bram Goldsmith Theater. Together these two structures embrace the city's history and future, creating a new cultural landmark. Within the treasured Post Office, existing spaces are re-imagined into the 150-seat Lovelace Studio Theater, a theater school for young people, a café (both opening in 2014), and gift shop. The Wallis, the first performing arts center to be built in Beverly Hills, is now a home for artists from around the world and audiences of every age. The Wallis will produce and present outstanding theater, music, opera and dance, as well as exciting programming for the family audience. For more information, visit www.thewallis.org.
About the British Academy of Film and Television Arts: The British Academy of Film and Television Arts is an independent charity that supports, develops and promotes the art forms of the moving image by identifying and rewarding excellence, inspiring practitioners and benefiting the public. In addition to its Awards ceremonies, BAFTA has a year-round Learning & Events programme that offers unique access to some of the world's most inspiring talent through workshops, masterclasses, lectures and mentoring schemes, connecting with audiences of all ages and backgrounds across the UK, Los Angeles and New York. BAFTA relies on income from membership subscriptions, individual donations, trusts, foundations and corporate partnerships to support its ongoing outreach work. For further information, visit www.bafta.org.
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The Waxman-Markey Emissions Bill would cost the average American household $3,000 per year. This legislation is not needed, and the American people cannot afford it.
Proponent's Argument for voting Yes:
[Rep. Young, R-AK]: The Americans suffering from $4 a gallon gas today must feel like they're experiencing a sense of deja vu. In 2008, when gasoline prices reached a record high of $4.11 per gallon, the public outcry forced Congress to act. That fall, Congress lifted the offshore drilling ban that had been in place for decades. Three years later, most Americans would likely be shocked to learn that no energy development has happened in these new areas.
Opponent's Argument for voting No:
[Rep. Markey, D-MA]. In the first 3 months of this year, Exxon-Mobil made $10 billion off of the American consumer; Shell made $8 billion; BP made $7 billion. So what are these companies asking for? These companies are now asking that we open up the beaches of California, Florida & New England to drill for oil. People who live near those beaches don't want oil coming in the way it did in the Gulf of Mexico. Right now, those oil companies are centered down in the Gulf of Mexico. People are concerned because those companies have blocked any new safety reforms that would protect against another catastrophic spill. We have to oppose this bill because, first of all, they already have 60 million acres of American land that they haven't drilled on yet, which has about 11 billion barrels of oil underneath it and an equivalent amount of natural gas. This bill is just a giveaway to Exxon-Mobil and Shell.
Opponent's Argument for voting No:
[Rep. Waxman, D-CA]: This bill is a direct assault on the Clean Air Act. Its premise is that climate change is a hoax and carbon pollution does not endanger health and welfare. But climate change is real. It is caused by pollution, and it is a serious threat to our health and welfare. We need to confront these realities. American families count on the EPA to keep our air and water clean. But this bill has politicians overruling the experts at EPA, and it exempts our biggest polluters from regulation. If this bill is enacted, the EPA's ability to control dangerous carbon pollution will be gutted.
No Climate Tax Pledge: "I pledge to the taxpayers of my state, and to the American people, that I will oppose any legislation relating to climate change that includes a net increase in government revenue."
Sponsoring organizations: Competitive Enterprise Institute (CEU); National Taxpayers Union (NTU); Institute for Liberty Americans for Prosperity (AFP) is a nationwide organization of citizen-leaders committed to advancing every individual's right to economic freedom and opportunity. AFP believes reducing the size and intrusiveness of government is the best way to promote individual productivity and prosperity for all Americans.
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Episode 5 of FanSided Tonite is packed with guests covering everyting from MLB to The NHL.
John kicks off the show talking to CallToThePen.com editor Aaron Sommers about MLB Spring Training getting underway. Topics include the New York Yankees off season spending spree, The Red Sox chances at repeating as World Series Champions, and more.
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Our dear friend, Drew Overcash, is presenting a concert at the Highline Ballroom on February 24th!
The concert will include performances from Sara Kapner, Jake Boyd, Ariana De Bose, Jason Gotay, Emily Padgett, Darren Bluestone, Nic Rouleau, Kristine Reese, Kara Lindsay, and many more!
Check out the details here: http://highlineballroom.com/show/2014/02/24/overcash-change-2-the-music-of-drew-overcash/
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Daniel Day-Lewis to present at the Oscars this year
Press Trust of India | Tuesday February 18, 2014
Three-time Oscar winner Daniel Day-Lewis will return to present at this year's Oscars.
Oprah Winfrey to be honoured at Santa Barbara Film Festival
Press Trust of India | Monday November 18, 2013
Talk show host Oprah Winfrey will be honoured at the Santa Barbara International Film Festival.
Malala Yousafzai in Time's 'most influential' list
World | Agence France-Presse | Thursday April 18, 2013
Malala Yousafzai, the Pakistani school girl and advocate for girls' education who survived a would-be assassin's bullet, is among the 100 most influential people in the world, Time magazine said today.
Amitabh Bachchan admires "historical significance, detail" of Lincoln
Indo-Asian News Service | Thursday March 28, 2013
He watched Lincoln twice in just two days and Amitabh Bachchan says he is not only filled with the "historical significance" of the film, but also the "detail and competence" of performances.
Oscars 2013: Key quotes from Oscars night
Agence France Presse | Monday February 25, 2013
A list of key quotes from the 85th Academy Awards held at the Dolby Theatre in Hollywood.
Oscars 2013: Daniel Day-Lewis wins Best Actor Oscar for Lincoln
Press Trust of India | Monday February 25, 2013
Hot favourite Daniel Day-Lewis completed a historic hat-trick as he took home the Best Actor Oscar for his poignant portrayal of a battle weary Abraham Lincoln in Steven Spielberg's civil-war set biopic Lincoln.
Oscars 2013: Argo wins Best Picture, Daniel Day-Lewis makes history
Written by: Gitanjali Roy | Monday February 25, 2013
It was a year of big upsets at the Oscars this year with Steven Spielberg's Lincoln winning just two of its 12 nominations.
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LUBBOCK, TX (KCBD) – It's not hard to imagine that bad allergies could affect your quality of life, but did you know a simple procedure could fix that, or at least greatly improve your tolerance. The procedure is called turbinate coblation, which basically means the patient gets a little wand slipped into the nose. The wand emits radio frequencies that shrink the problem are along the nasal wall, called turbinates. It's a simple, quick office procedure called turbinate coblation.
"You can dramatically change their quality of life because people who are congested and have pressure are really miserable," said Craig Schwimmer, M.D., an otolaryngologist.
Turbinate reduction used to require a general anesthesia and incisions, but with turbinate coblation, it's just a ten minute procedure and in most cases provide almost instant relief.
"It was just night and day, how much I could breathe through my nose as compared to before," said David Fisher, a patient.
David says his treatment was about $1,500, but of course, prices vary. So if you struggle with allergies and feel like you've tried every kind of medicine to no avail, you might want to ask your doctor about turbinate coblation to find out if it might be an option for you.
"Of all the procedures I currently do, this is the one, without a doubt, that has the most consistent and dramatic patient satisfaction," said Dr. Schwimmer.
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Rising milk prices are prompting dairy companies to expand their product offerings. While there are a number of companies in the packaged milk segment, only a handful such as Nestle, Mother Dairy, Amul, and Parag Milk are present in the Rs 1,500-crore high-quality Ultra-High Temperature (UHT) premium segment. Now, Dharampal Satyapal Group, or DS Group, has joined the bandwagon.
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It's been a long time since North Central College's men's basketball team has had a protracted slump, but that's the position the Cardinals find themselves in these days.
Wednesday's 62-50 loss to 13th-ranked Augustana was the Cardinals' third straight CCIW loss and the fifth loss in their past six games overall. The loss dropped North Central's record to 8-7 overall and 1-3 in the CCIW.
"It's a combination of things," NCC coach Todd Raridon said. "Our defense just hasn't been very good. Consequently, that's led to bad offense. We let one missed shot affect us defensively. Our team defense has been something we've hung our hat on the last few years, and our team defense is not very good."
The Cardinals hung around in the first half, cutting the Augie lead to 27-25 on a Tyler Sutton fade-away late in the first half. But the Vikings (13-2, 3-1) scored the final four points of the first half and opened the second half on a 9-2 run to push the lead to 40-37. North Central was never able to threaten again.
All-American Landon Gamble was a beast for the Cardinals as usual, leading all scorers with 19 points and hauling down seven rebounds. Sutton took advantage of his second start of the season to score 11 points. Aside from that, however, offensive options were few and far between for NCC. The team's leading scorer coming into the game, Vince Kmiec, and Jack Burchett scored five points apiece. They averaged 25.8 points per game combined coming into the game.
"I thought Landon played well," Raridon said. "Tyler Sutton stepped up and made some big shots for us. We didn't have that third, fourth, fifth guy like we had in the past that made plays for us and scored points for us or shut people down. We're still a work in progress right now."
Hunter Hill paced a balanced Augustana attack with 16 points.
The Cardinals employed their third different starting lineup in as many days, just trying to find a way to stop the skid.
"We've tried to work through a lot of things and we still have a long way to go," Raridon said. "You hate to say that when you're 15 games into it and you only have 10 games left in the regular season. We still have improvement, but we need to make quicker adjustments. The sooner the better."


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BATON ROUGE, La. (AP) - Backup quarterback Anthony Jennings lofted a 49-yard touchdown pass to Travin Dural with 1:15 left, and No. 15 LSU pulled out a tense 31-27 victory over upset-minded Arkansas on Friday.Jennings, a freshman, entered the game after senior starter Zach Mettenberger hurt his left leg in the fourth quarter, and the game came down to whether he could drive the Tigers 99 yards in the final 3 minutes.He responded with a pair of clutch first-down passes and a 21-yard scramble to set up his winning scoring strike that kept LSU (9-3, 5-3 Southeastern Conference) alive for a fourth-straight 10-win campaign.Brandon Allen completed two touchdown passes to tight end Hunter Henry, the second giving Arkansas (3-9, 0-8) a 27-21 lead that stood most of the fourth quarter. But Jennings' heroics extended the Razorbacks' school-record losing streak to nine games.
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I'm an old PC/Windows guru from the days when PCs often didn't have CMOS or Real Time Clocks and adapted to them. In Linux Magazine 150 (my first issue), Neil was asking about Linux on a notebook with CMOS issues, and it caught my eye.
First, I've never known CMOS storage to fail, but after 3 or more years the backup batteries can easily fail. In a desktop, you just replace what is typically a CR2032 cell. My own desktop will need just such a battery anytime; it's been going a little over 5 years!
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I've long loved the "Bathroom Sessions" that Barenaked Ladies posted to YouTube in 2007 -- intimate, acoustic, and a lovely peek at their own feelings
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Cliff, This Link's For You
February 4th, 2006
I haven't had a chance to check this out much yet, but it sounds interesting, and I think Cliff would love it:
The Fray is a site where people tell stories and others comment on those stories, and once a year there are worldwide gatherings to do open-mic storytelling live. (from a post on the Creative Commons blog)
UPDATE: I should have linked directly to the audio archive, which looks like the really interesting part of the site, and the one that CC linked to.
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Alex Schwartz, Fresno State Recruiting, Iowa State Recruiting, Manhattan Recruiting, Ohio State Recruiting, Princeton Recruiting, Providence Recruiting, Rice Recruiting, St. Joseph's Recruiting, Texas A&M Recruiting, USC Recruiting, UTEP, Xavier Recruiting
November 26, 2012 by NBE Blogger · Leave a Comment
by Alex Schwartz
Signing week is now in the books, but a number of other 2013 players made their college commitments since our last Recruiting Notebook on Monday. Some popped before the signing period ended and some after it.
The best senior to come off the board in the past few days is Brandon Austin of Imhotep Charter (PA). Austin is a 6-foot-6 point guard/small forward and he is now a future Providence Friar, per his Twitter account.
A long, versatile player with an impressive skill set, Austin was at one point committed to Penn State. Ranked No. 47 in the NBE Sports Class of 2013 Post-July Top 125, Austin picked the Friars over Texas and UConn.
Manhattan got an incredibly huge coup in landing JUCO stud Chris Thomas of Chipola College (FL). The news was broken by Scout.com's Evan Daniels. Thomas is a 6-foot-5 shooting guard who was at one point ranked amongst the top 10 players in high school in the class of 2012 before opting to take a unique route and enrolling at a junior college.
Thomas was previously committed to Xavier before reopening his recruitment. He has a chance to be a special player for the Jaspers in the MAAC. Manhattan also landed 6-foot point guard Tyler Wilson of Cardinal Hayes (NY), per Dylan Butler of MSG Varsity, and 6-foot-9 center Carlton Allen of Life Center Academy (NJ), per Dylan Butler of The Journal News.
Soma Edo of Berkner (TX) popped to Fresno State, in news first reported by D/FW Metroplex Hoops. Edo is considered maybe the most athletic player in the nation in the class of 2013. He is ranked as the No. 87 player in the NBE Sports 2013 Top 125.
Vincent Hunter, a 6-foot-8 small forward form Consortium Prep (MI), tweeted that he has committed to UTEP. The long wing is a superb pickup for Tim Floyd and Co. According to the @Miner_Nation Twitter handle, UTEP also landed JUCO prospect Jacob Thomas. He is a 6-foot-4 shooting guard out of Howard College (TX).
Brandon Randolph of Inglewood (CA) sent out a tweet confirming his commitment to Xavier. He is a 6-foot-2 point guard who was at one point committed to Pepperdine.
The Las Vegas Sun had the news that Julian Jacobs was headed to USC. Jacobs is a 6-foot-3 point guard from Desert Pines (NV) who at one point was committed to another Pac-12 school, Utah.
OwlScoop.com looks to have broken the news that DeAndre Bembry of The Patrick School (NJ) has pledged to St. Joe's. The athletic 6-foot-6 combo forward is a native of North Carolina who came to the Garden State last year.
Presbyterian got a big-time commitment, as 6-foot-3 shooting guard Reggie Dillard selected the Blue Hose, per Justin Byerly. Dillard is a tough backcourt player who a nice overall game who attends Greensboro Day (NC).
Jim Hicks of RCS Sports tweeted that, per Herb Baker, Tavario Miller was headed to Texas A&M. Miller is a 6-foot-8 power forward from Wheatley (TX).
Sean Obi made a commitment to Rice, per Tom Renner of The Daily Voice. Obi is a 6-foot-9 center who attends Green Farms Academy (CT).
Rashad Richardson of Kiski Prep (PA) blew up at the National Prep Showcase this weekend. Now, according to Nathan Baird of the Lafayette Journal & Courier, he has decommitted from IPFW. Richardson is a 6-foot-4 small forward.
Moving onto the class of 2014 . . . Jae'sean Tate of Pickerington Central (OH) made a verbal commitment to the in-state Ohio State Buckeyes, per Scout.com's Brian Snow. Tate is a 6-foot-4 small forward who checks in at No. 29 in the NBE Sports Class of 2014 Post-July Top 75.
Clayton Custer of Blue Valley Northwest (KS) popped to Iowa State, per Alex Kline of The Recruit Scoop. Custer is a 6-foot point guard and he is ranked as the No. 70 player in the NBE Sports 2014 Top 75.
According to a source, Amir Bell of East Brunswick (NJ) gave an early pledge to Princeton. The 6-foot-4 shooting guard selected the Tigers over offers from schools such as Fairfield, Iona and Northeastern.
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MELISSA BAGNALL, FITNESS FOR LIFE :: The question I am asked most frequently is how to get rid of that spare tire around the middle. Most people know they need to do cardio to reduce body fat. So they go to the gym and try to do a little more cardio each day, but there is a limit to how much time any of us can devote to doing endless cardio. The answer is to make your workout more efficient, not longer and longer. I have one word for you; intervals. You will burn more calories in less time and move closer to your goals to lose weight and keep it off. Let's look at an example of an interval workout that you can do as you walk through the neighborhood.


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Well, it's another busy day in the land of Terrapin sports. There was a heck of a basketball game down in Greensboro that I'm sure draws the lion's share of attention from the moderators and commentors. I'm going to try to catch you up on some of the other action.
I'll start with the Maryland baseball team who took on number 5 (12 or 7) Florida State in the second game of a three game series. Like their counterparts in Greensboro, the Terps gave a great effort but fell just short dropping a game at home for the first time this season by a final of 7-6. FSU jumped out to a 1-0 lead in the top of the first on a triple and a sacrifice fly. Maryland answered in the bottom of the second, however. Kevin Martir led off the inning with a single and Blake Schmit reached on an error. After a strikeout, freshman second baseman Jose Cuas singled to left to load the bases. A bunt single by another freshman, right fielder Anthony Papio led to the Terps first run. Charlie White's sacrifice fly scored Schmit and Cuas came home on Lamonte Wade, Jr.'s single. The Terrapins extended their lead to 4-1 in the bottom of the third when Schmit reached on a two out infield single and scored on Mike Monteville's triple to right center. Florida State scored two in the top of the fourth to chop Maryland's lead to one but the Terps held the lead until the top of the sixth when the Seminoles broke out for four runs taking a 7-4 advantage. The Terps chipped back picking up a run in the bottom of the seventh when Schmit again reached on a two out infield single. Monteville followed with a double to left and Schmit scored on a Seminole error but the Terps left two on base and only closed the gap to 7-5. Kyle Convissar led off the bottom of the ninth with a single and Martir worked the count full before drawing a walk. A Schmit ground out forced Martir at second and left Maryland with runners on the corners. Monteville lined out to short but Greg Olenski, batting for Cuas reached on an error and Convissar scored. Anthony Papio worked a full count before grounding out to second leaving the Terps one run shy. The teams take the field at 1:00 pm for the rubber match.
In Chestnut Hill, the Boston College Eagles slowed the Terrapin scoring machine but the top ranked women's lacrosse team left Beantown on the long end of a 13-5 score. Maryland opened the scoring just under a minute into the game as freshman Taylor Cummings scored on a free position shot. Cummings controlled the subsequent draw and scored an unassisted goal just thirty seconds later. BC controlled the subsequent draw and scored on a free position of their own to cut Maryland's lead in half at 2-1. Following a missed Terrapin shot the Eagles held the ball for nearly five minutes before the Terp defense caused a turnover. Maryland went on the attack and drew three successive free position shots. The third time proved to be the charm as freshman Halle Majorana scored with 17:34 remaining in the half. Beth Glaros helped control the subsequent draw and Cummings netted her third goal of the half less than 20 seconds later off an assist from Katie Schwarzmann. When the Eagles' goalie stopped Cummings's shot with just under 16 minutes left, Boston College again held the ball for nearly five minutes to cut the lead to 4-2. BC controlled the draw but sophomore midfielder Kelly McPartland went on the attack, forcing a turnover, picking up the ground ball and bursting down the field to score an unassisted goal and push the Maryland lead back to three. Cummings controlled the draw but BC forced a Terrapin turnover and again put the ball in the deep freeze for about three minutes before Maryland could turn the ball back over. Brooke Griffin's shot hit the post and the Eagles picked up the ground ball. Boston College picked up a foul in the shooting error but Kasey Howard came up with one of her two saves on the free position and it took Maryland only twenty seconds or so to move the ball down field as Glaros scored with an assist from Kirsten Lamon. Another Maryland turnover led to a BC free position shot. This time it was successful and narrowed the gap to 6-3. Cummings controlled the draw and McPartland found Schwarzmann who scored with eleven seconds remaining providing the Terps a 7-3 halftime advantage.
The second half started slowly and Boston College would fail to get a shot off for over seven minutes. Maryland had two shots in that time span before McPartland drew a free position attempt. The Eagles goalie stopped the initial attempt but failed to secure the ball so McPartland picked up the grounder and found the back of the net. Following a Terrapin turnover, BC again held the ball for nearly five minutes and scored a goal similar to McPartland's when Howard couldn't secure the ball after an Eagles free position. With the Terps ahead 8-4, Cummings notched her fourth goal of the afternoon on another free position. At this point the red hot Alex Aust got into the act scoring back to back free position goals in the space of just over two minutes giving Maryland an 11-4 lead with just under seven minutes to go. Down seven, BC finally had to abandon the slowdown strategy and scored quickly to pull within six. The Terps had the answer, however, as Aust scored an unassisted goal with 5:43 remaining and Brooke Griffin closed out the scoring two minutes later. The Terrapins have little time to savor their eighth consecutive win as they travel to Long Island to face off against the 5-1 Stony Brook Seawolves Sunday at 1:00 pm.
In Clearwater, the 9-15 Terrapin softball team started the day early matching up with the 6-10 Temple Owls. The Terps were the designated home team and got on the board in the bottom of the first when catcher Shannon Bustillos doubled to left knocking in Sara Acosta and Juli Strange who had reached on a bunt single and a hit by pitch respectively. The Owls loaded the bases with just one out in the top of the third but starter Kaitlyn Schmeiser got out of the jam racking up the fifth of her twelve strikeouts and einding the inning on a fly out to left. In the bottom half of the inning, Acosta got the Terps started again with a single to left. A sacrifice bunt advanced her to second and she scored easily of freshman Lindsey Schmeiser's triple. Bustillos was hit by a pitch and free substitution pinch runner Bria Taylor stole second. Schmeiser and Taylor scored on Nikki Maier's single up the middle. Maryland upped the lead to 6-0 in the bottom of the sixth when Bustillos walked and scored on Maier's triple. Temple scored an unearned run in the top of the sixth but Schmeiser finished out the complete game 6-1 win for the Terps.
In their second game of the day, Maryland took on the 12-9 Valporaiso Crusaders. Freshman Maddie Martin took the circle for the Terps and tossed a complete game shutout leading the Terrapins to a 4-0 victory. The game stood scoreless through three before Lindsey Schmeiser led off the top of the third with an infield single. She moved to third on Candace Beards's double and scored on Maier's sacrifice fly to right as Beards also advanced. She would also score on a sac fly this one coming off the bat of Shannon Bustillos giving the Terps a 2-0 lead. The Terps added a run in the top of the sixth scoring fter a two out double by third baseman Corey Schwartz who came around on first baseman Lexi Carroll's single to center. Maryland brought home their final tally of the day in the top of the seventh. Amanda McCann reached on an error leading off the inning. She moved to second on a sacrifice bunt and scored on Beards's two out single. The two wins today assure the Terps of leaving Florida with their first winning record in a neutral site tournament this season. The Terps close out their trip with a game against Dartmouth at 11:45 am Sunday.
Finally, in Philadelphia the number one ranked and undefeated Maryland men's lacrosse team faced off with the 1-4 Villanova Wildcats. The Terps preserved their unbeaten record but not without a sweat as they hung on to top the Wildcats by a score of 10-7. Villanova scored first with twelve minutes to go in the first period and held that lead for nearly five minutes. Brian Cooper forced a Wildcat turnover and Jesse Bernhardt picked up the ground ball. He found Kevin Cooper who scored to even the game at one apiece. The teams traded turnovers and after a save by Villanova of an Owen Blye shot, the Wildcats scored to take a 2-1 lead that held up through the quarter.
The Terps hole grew deeper when the Cats scored in a man up situation just 29 seconds into the second period. Bernhardt ripped in an unassisted goal with 8:23 remaining in the half to bring Maryland back within one. Bernhardt assisted on the tying goal by Jake Carlson just over two minutes later. Maryland finally got the lead with just over a minute to go when Carlson found Blye for the go ahead goal.
The second half started with two turnovers by Maryland and one by Villanova. A penalty on Casey Ikeda gave the Cats a man up opportunity and they wasted little time taking advantage of it taking just 22 seconds to net the tying score. Charlie Raffa controlled the face off and Carlson scored his second of the night with an assist from Cooper to put the Terps back in front. The lead didn't last as Villanova scored an unassisted goal after forcing a Maryland turnover. At this point, the Terps put together their first run of the game racking up three straight scores in the space of just over three minutes. Owe Blye got the ball rolling scoring off a pass from Cooper to propel Maryland back into the lead. John Haus followed quickly with an unassisted goal and Carlson found the net again with 1:12 to go in the quarter. Kevin Cooper got the assist. Villanova scored just nine seconds after the ensuing face off and the Terps found themselves clinging to an 8-6 lead at the end of three.
Neither team was able to penetrate the other's defense until Villanova scored an unassisted goal with just under nine minutes to go to close to within one. Nova won the face off and got off a quick shot but goalie Niko Amato was up to the task and made a huge save. Carlson then banged in his fifth goal of the night again off an assist from Cooper. The Terrapin defense and Amato came up with several big plays over the remaining eight minutes and Mike Chanenchuk's unassisted score with under a minute remaining iced the game and provided the final margin. The Terps have a week off before a home date on Saturday against sixth ranked North Carolina. Face off is scheduled for noon.
And as George Harrison once said, "I got blisters on my fingers!"
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Local talent was not the only item showcased at Haddonfield's Help & Hope A Concert on Sunday afternoon. The new sound system at the high school auditorium provided the audience with a state-of-the-art concert venue.
The vocals and music came through beautifully providing a heart-warming and uplifting event to raise money for the Sandy storm relief fund established by Gov. Chris Christie and his wife.
Haddonfield is known for its community involvement and Sunday's concert was an example of how quick the Haddonfield community responds to a disaster. Hundreds of people filled the high school auditorium to support the local community's call to action to help those affected by Superstorm Sandy.
"With so many people in New Jersey affected by hurricane damage, how inspiring to see the Haddonfield community pull together to help out and produce this concert," Commissioner Jeff Kasko said. "The amount of time, effort, talent and financial resources donated to this effort is amazing and is a wonderful example of what can be done when people care and work together to make a difference. This was a great event for a great cause. Thanks to everyone involved."
Most individuals in attendance on Sunday knew someone who was affected by the wrath of Superstorm Sandy. Jill Horner, guest host of Sunday's concert, TV personality and a former Miss New Jersey, spoke passionately about the state she represented in 2000. "I saw the devastation. After visiting every inch of this state during my reign as Miss New Jersey, I know how much the state has suffered after the hurricane. I will do everything I can to help."
For most performers, this was the first time they stood back on the stage where they started to hone their craft since graduating from high school. Scott Glading, the artistic director at Haddonfield Memorial High School, became emotional when two of his former students were back on stage. Stephanie Melzi, a mezzo-soprano opera singer, and Abigail Sparrow, who studied theater and film acting at NYU's Tisch School of the Arts, entered the stage with Glading for a photo op.
Doug Knight and Franny Smith entertained the audience with the song "On the Way to Cape May" as an ode to the shore that we love, while others sang moving songs filled with hope. Haddonfield schools Superintendent Richard Perry said, "This is fantastic that the community can come together like this. I'm amazed at the amount of talent within the community." Perry also commended Commissioner Tish Colombi, the mayor; Glading; and Jill Horner for their efforts putting this together in such a short amount of time.
At the end of the concert, Colombi shared a group hug with Denise Coffey Stuart and Scott Glading as they celebrated their efforts pulling local talent together to make Sunday's concert happen.
"$5,000 is fantastic—it shows real heart of how our borough comes together with talent to help ease the pain from the hurricane," Colombi said.
The money will go to the hurricane relief fund established by governor and first lady christie.


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Spurs.com Has A Writer
This should be a good piece every week. He's writing for the web which will give him plenty of room to ramble and really dive into some topics. Ken's also a very nice guy. I was there when Popovich said, "What are you doin' here?" to Ken, but I didn't get it at the time.


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What is hCG?
What are quantitative hCG blood tests?
Quantitative hCG blood tests measure the levels of hCG in a woman's blood. When doctors order these tests, they usually order at least two separate blood draws over a period of two to three days.
What are normal levels of hCG by week of pregnancy?
Levels of hCG in the blood can vary heavily, and a wide range of levels can be considered normal in early pregnancy. One hCG measurement usually does not provide much helpful information for women with miscarriage symptoms; you need at least two tests to check whether the level is increasing or decreasing.
Why do doctors check hCG doubling times, and what's considered normal?
In early pregnancy, doctors usually use two consecutive hCG blood tests about two to three days apart to check whether the hCG level is increasing or decreasing. In 85% of normal pregnancies, the hCG level should double every two to three days in the early weeks of pregnancy.
Should I worry about slow-rising hCG levels?
Slow-rising hCG levels can be a sign of pregnancy complications, but not necessarily -- if 85% of normal pregnancies have hCG levels that double every two to three days, that means that 15% of normal pregnancies might have slower doubling times.
Do low hCG levels mean miscarriage?
The answer depends. One low hCG level does not necessarily mean much, especially if the low hCG level was in the first few weeks of pregnancy. Doctors really need two hCG results to determine whether an hCG level indicates miscarriage. The main indicator is whether the hCG level is going up significantly or not.
If my hCG levels are dropping, does that always mean miscarriage?
When hCG levels fall over time during the first trimester, this usually does mean an impending miscarriage.
Can drinking too much water cause low hCG levels?
Your water intake should not affect the concentration of hCG in your blood, but drinking a lot of water could affect the accuracy of urine-based home pregnancy tests in the very early weeks of pregnancy.
Should I worry about high hCG levels?
Many women worry about higher or lower than average hCG levels, but individual levels usually don't mean anything. Having a trend toward higher hCG levels can be normal or can be a sign of complications like molar pregnancy.


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I appreciate my friend Marks opposition to Clowney and I have written an article about Clowney before. Full disclosure, I am a South Carolina fan and an Avid Rams fan (my last name is even Bulger :)
After reading once in a generation part 1 and reading the feedback on my post I would like to address the argument that our beloved Quinn (one of my favorite players) was a better college player than Clowney as a reason why we should not consider using our second round pick on Clowney. The argument of not being double or triple teamed does not apply to Quinn because he did not "choose" to sit out his Junior season (implying he would have had a better year his junior season).
So let's look at the numbers
Freshman Year 34 Tackles 6.5 tackles for a loss 2 Sacks
Sophomore Year 52 Tackles 19 for a loss 11 sacks
Sat out a year Drafted #14 by Stl. Where would he have went if he played his Junior year. Maybe 2nd? Would he have been able to do the same thing? The hype of Quinn was similar to Clowneys here in the South.
Freshman Year 36 tackles 12 for a loss 8 sacks (2 more tackles, 5.5 more for a loss, 6 more sacks)
Sophomore Year 54 tackles 23.5 for a loss 13.5 sacks (2 more tackles 4.5 more for a loss, 2.5 more sacks)
if Clowney sat out for a year where would he be drafted this year? Alas he did not so here are his Jr stats
Junior 35 tackles 10.5 for a loss 3 sacks (missed two games). South Carolina finishes #4 in the country for the first time in school history and higher than the Tar Heels at any point.
Summary: 4 more tackles 10 more for a loss 8.5 more sacks than our Pro Bowl Quinn in an apples to apples comparison over two years.
Quinn did not get picked second. Long did. So let's compare Longs stats. He finished as a senior.
Long Freshman 5 tackles 2 for a loss 1 Sack (Clowney advantage 29 tackles 10 loss 10 sacks)
Long Sophomore 19 tackles 10 for a loss 2 Sacks (Clowney advantage 35 tackles 13 for a loss 9 sacks)
Long Junior 36 tackles 19 for a loss 14 sacks (even tackles long advantage 3.5 loss long advantage 11 sacks)
at this point in their careers Clowney had 64 more tackles 20 more for a loss and 20.5 more tackles than Long
For our former second round pick he did play his senior season... Here are his stats
Long Senior 36 tackles 19 for a loss 14 more sacks. Easily Longs best season. So let's compare Longs best v Clowneys best. (Clowney 54 to 36 tackles +18 Clowney, 23.5 loss to 19 loss + 1 sack Long)
Long played one more year than Clowney and was drafted second. If you compare college careers (Long playing 1 more year)
Tackles Clowney 125 V Long 96 (advantage Clowney 29)
Tackles for a loss Clowney 46 Long 42 (advantage Clowney 4)
Sacks Clowney 24 Long 23 (advantage Clowney 1)
Im still amazed that there is this much anti Clowney sentiment out there. I have never seen Clowney act as a diva. I watched his team win and I have watched him destroy defenses. Physically he is a freak. Bases on numbers alone (and team win records), I'm surprised folks here dislike him so much.
Tell me where I am wrong here.
Thanks for reading!


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Tony Winner Daisy Eagan Will Go It Solo in September
By Andrew Gans
Tony Award winner Daisy Eagan will perform in concert Sept. 17 at Joe's Pub, the intimate cabaret located within the Public Theater.
Show time for Daisy Eagan: Let It Go is 9:30 PM.
Eagan's new show is "about surviving triumph and tragedy, and finally finding her place in an industry (and a world) that's both richly rewarding and brutally punishing. It is a show filled with music, humor, heart, and her bitingly skewed way of looking at things," according to press notes.
Eagan is the youngest woman in history to win the Tony Award for Best Featured Actress in a Musical. She accepted the award in 1991 for her performance in The Secret Garden. The actress has also appeared on Broadway in Les Miserables and James Joyce's The Dead.
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