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Heritage sites during Operation Iraqi Freedom Using Freedom of Information Act Requests
By: Levi Keach, University of Nevada, Las Vegas The research I presented at the recent ASOR Annual Meeting in Baltimore, "Heritage sites during Operation Iraqi Freedom Using Freed ...Read More »
This Is Our City
The Question of Cultural Ownership and Cultural Heritage on Madaba's West Acropolis By: Debra Foran, Department of Archaeology and Classical Studies Wilfrid Laurier University Th ...Read More »
Landscapes of the Dead
Landscapes of the Dead: Aerial and Pedestrian Site Monitoring at Fifa, an Early Bronze Age Cemetery on the Dead Sea Plain, Jordan By: Morag M. Kersel, Department of Anthropology, ...Read More »
Who Owns This Part of the Past? The Cultural Heritage of Tall al-`Umayri, Jordan in Jeopardy
By: Douglas R. Clark, Center for Near Eastern Archaeology, La Sierra University Is culturally significant land private or public property? What happens when a major, signature arc ...Read More »
Archaeology Weekly Roundup! 10-25-13
If you missed anything from the ASOR facebook or twitter pages this week, don't worry. We've rounded up some of this week's archaeology news into one convenient post. If we missed ...Read More »
Archaeological Field Work in Egypt After the Revolution
By: James K. Hoffmeier, Trinity International University On January 25, 2011 the Egyptian revolution that toppled the thirty-year dictatorial reign of Hosni Mubarak began. On Feb ...Read More »
A Toast to Our Fermented Past: Case Studies in the Experimental Archaeology of Alcoholic Beverages
By: Kevin M. Cullen Archaeologists and historians are constantly in pursuit of the tangible human past, whether it is in the form of material culture or primary written sources. ...Read More »
Archaeology in Lebanon Today: Its Politics and Its Problems
By: Hélène Sader Lebanon has a long and very rich past, but in spite of the country's wealth of ancient settlements, compared to neighboring countries archaeological research is f ...Read More »
Ten Years after Iraq: Archaeology, Archaeologists, and U.S. Foreign Relations
By: Morag M. Kersel and Christina Luke Ten years ago, in April of 2003, a coalition led by the United States invaded Iraq. This quickly toppled the Ba'athist regime of Saddam Huss ...Read More »
Archaeology after the Arab Spring
By: Jesse Casana The transformative political events in the Middle East over the past two years have had, among many other unexpected outcomes, profound effects on the direction o ...Read More »
Archaeology and Cultural Heritage in Egypt after Mubarak
By: Greg Williams Egypt's January 25th revolution was originally seen as part of the larger "Arab Spring" across the Middle East where old political regimes were overthrown by pop ...Read More »
ASOR and Archaeological Ethics
By: Lynn Swartz Dodd "There is a tendency at every important but difficult crossroad to pretend that it's not really there." --Bill McKibben What should American Schools of Orient ...Read More »
Using Inscriptions from the Antiquities Market: Polarized Positions and Pragmatic Proposals
By: Christopher A. Rollston Archaeological sites in the Middle East have been ransacked, pillaged, and plundered for many decades. The motivations of the actual pillaging are norm ...Read More »
Wil Gafney: History Channel's Satan and President Obama
By: Wil Gafney, Associate Professor of Hebrew and Old Testament at The Lutheran Theological Seminary at Philadelphia. This entry is reblogged from Dr. Wil Gafney's blog. You can f ...Read More »
The Cultural Afterlife of Mosaics in Turkey
By: Laurent Dissard, University of Pennsylvania Sensational discoveries of mosaics periodically make the headlines of newspapers in Turkey. After being discovered, unearthed, clea ...Read More »
Cultural Heritage Month Comes to an End
We have had a successful October here, with a great range of posts on cultural heritage projects, the idea of heritage itself, and current problems in the field. If you haven't re ...Read More »
The Terms of Heritage
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Contested Heritage and the New Museum(s) in Diyarbakır
By: Laurent Dissard The southeastern provinces of Turkey will soon be home to a series of new, state-of-the-art, archaeology museums. Such buildings are being (or have already bee ...Read More »
Archaeological Conservation Strategies in the Near East, Fri. Nov. 16
By: Suzanne Davis and LeeAnn Barnes Gordon This year we are pleased to announce a new workshop session for the ASOR Annual Meeting, Archaeological Conservation Strategies in the N ...Read More »
Outrage and the Plight of Cultural Heritage: an Outsider's Perspective
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DOHA: Qatar has upped its stake in its bourse from 80 percent to 88 percent, with NYSE Euronext holding the remaining 12 percent stake.
According to a press statement issued by Qatar Exchange (QE) yesterday, Qatar Holding which had 80 percent stake in the bourse, has bought back eight percent stake from NYSE Euronext.
Qatar Holding is the direct investment arm of Qatar's strategic sovereign wealth fund, the Qatar Investment Authority (QIA).
Euronext had bought 20 percent stake in the QE in 2009 as part of a five-year strategic agreement to transfer knowledge and develop the Qatari equity market.
The QE statement said the deal was struck last October. "A shareholding restructuring of the company was completed in October 2012. As a result, Qatar Holding now holds 88 percent of the shares and NYSE Euronext maintains a 12 percent investment in Qatar Exchange".
Since June 2009, Qatar Holding and NYSE Euronext (NYX) have been engaged in a five-year strategic agreement to transfer knowledge and develop Qatar Exchange. "During the last three-and-a-half years, most of the agreements have been successfully executed, positively reflecting on the performance of the exchange and its regional and international ranking."
"In view of the above, Qatar Holding had expressed desire to increase its stake in QE from 80 percent to 88 percent, consistent with the NYX strategy to obtain greater flexibility for strategic capital deployment , resulting in concluding the shareholders' restructuring agreement late last October and finalizing all necessary legal relevant procedures", the QE statement said.
"This change has been reflected in the Articles of Association of the Company, including the number of seats on the QE board allocated for each of the shareholders. Otherwise, there are no changes to the partnership and both shareholders and their commitment to the development of the exchange and Qatar as a financial centre."
"NYX remains an important partner with the QE and shall continue to provide all the technological support needed to maintain its (QE's) pioneering status among the financial markets of the region," the statement concluded.
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We first saw it on Twitter:
#Panthers clear $4.26 million in cap room restructuring DE Charles Johnsons Contract http://t.co/8zJxOAgwdl— Jason_OTC (@Jason_OTC) September 16, 2013
If you follow the link here are some more details:
Panthers Save $4.26 Million in Cap Space With Charles Johnson Restructure - Over the Cap
It appears as if the Carolina Panthers have restructured the contract of DE Charles Johnson late last week, converting his remaining base salary into a prorated bonus. Johnsons salary was reduced from $6.75 million to $715,000 for the remainder of the season. Johnson's new salary cap number is $8,740,000 which amounts to $4.26 million in savings. The restructure will increase his cap figure in 2014 to $16.42 million and his dead money to $16.26 million. In 2015 his dead money increased from $6 million to $8.84 million while his cap rises to $17.42 million.
It would seem to indicate the Panthers are planning some kind of move by clearing more space this year at the expense of next year. Maybe not but let's keep an eye out to see what unfolds this week.


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Says state Sen. Paul Sarlo "said in February on NJTV, 'there will be no tax increases in this budget'" and "voted the other night in the Senate Budget Committee to raise income taxes $800 million."
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MADISON (AP) - Gov. Scott Walker is not planning a doomsday scenario state budget if the country goes over the fiscal cliff.
Walker says there are too many unknowns related to the ongoing negotiations between President Barack Obama and congressional Republicans to adequately prepare for what may happen.
Walker has some time.
While automatic spending cuts and tax increases would take effect in January if no deal is reached, Walker doesn't have to introduce his budget until February.
Bob Lang, director of Wisconsin's nonpartisan Legislative Fiscal Bureau, says no deal would result in the loss of hundreds of millions of dollars to the state.
Walker joined with five other governors who traveled to Washington on Tuesday to meet with President Barack Obama and talk about the implications of going over the cliff.
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This course covers art work created from 1550 to the present, including a discussion of the development of modern art. Highlights include masterpieces from around the world, such as Rodin's Thinker, Michelangelo's Late Pieta, Rembrandt's Anatomy Lesson, the great Aztec Mother Goddess, Goya's Disasters of War, photographs by Curtis of North American Indians, Mr. Eiffel's tower, Degas' Little Dancer, Munch's haunting Death of Marat, and Tiffany's glass lamps. We consider fantasy art (including Dali), women artists (such as O'Keeffe) and the history of photography. We also debate what makes good modern art, including a discussion of the Pop images of Warhol, the Abstract Expressionist works of De Kooning, and art and architecture being made today.
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Freshman Jeremy Johnson will make his college debut as Auburn University's starting quarterback during Saturday's homecoming game.
Coach Gus Malzahn made the announcement Friday evening on Twitter. Malzahn said Nick Marshall was not 100 percent after hurting his knee last weekend against Ole Miss.
Malzahn says he has a lot of confidence in Johnson and he is well prepared.
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Judy Glass is just one of 500 who's appealing her property tax assessment because of errors on two of her three properties. "Our residential property, we have a vacant lot, and they're showing it with a home on it-- and there's no uniformity. It went up anywhere from 33 percent to 74 percent."
Tyler Technologies CLT Divisions who did the assessment admits there are errors, especially since they didn't have a flood plain map, or include that in assessments. Now both Tyler and the tax office are trying to make the wrong assessments right.
"They're doing a good bit just going out in the field and checking specific items," said Dougherty County Tax Director Denver Collins-Hooten.
Assessors are measuring homes again and verifying information with the homeowners. "Anything that is specifically geared to your property that a reasonable person would not be able to see that as just measuring your house taking pictures that type of thing," Hooten said.
In some cases, those errors have been corrected. Remember Clinton Miles? His assessment of 328 acres on Oakridge Drive went up 3,000 percent from $592,000 to more than $23 Million.
"Mr. Miles has a new assessment notice. He had as we suspected an obvious error and that has been corrected," said Hooten.
The efforts are calming some property owners fears. "Everybody is human, we're all going to make mistakes I guess it's just more frustrating that you have to make the time to get off work," said Glass.
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On average, the Tax Department says residential properties increased 25 percent, commercial properties increased 30 percent, and farmland increased 100 percent, because of how long it's been since farmland had been assessed.
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Bassnectar Comes Full Circle for 3rd Annual 360° NYE Show in Nashville
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Bassnectar has announced his third annual New Year's Eve show at the Bridgestone Arena in Nashville, TN. Revealed as the capstone to the America's Best DJ 2013 nominee's Immersive Music Fall Tour, the show will be a 360° show, as seen in his two previous sold-out NYE shows. [READ MORE] Continue reading
Bassnectar Releases 'Side Two' of Immersive Music Mixtape
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While in the midst of his North American Immersive Music Tour, America's Best DJ 2013 nominee Bassnectar has dropped Side Two of his Immersive Music Mixtape. While Side One, released in July, was a shorter mix focused on more traditional Bassnectar sounds, including dubstep and trap, Side Two offers a mix of both the expected and experimental. [READ MORE] Continue reading
Panels Announced for Mountain Oasis Music Summit
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The inaugural Mountain Oasis Electronic Music Summit takes place in Asheville, North Carolina next month, and the schedule of panels has been released. The discussions will kick off Saturday, October 26th at the Diane Wortham Theatre. [READ MORE] Continue reading
Kaskade Takes 'America's Best DJ' Title a 2nd Time
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The votes of the fans have all been counted and it's official: DJ Times magazine and Pioneer DJ are proud to announce that Kaskade has been voted America's Best DJ for 2013. This is the second time Kaskade has taken home the award—he also won in 2011—and it marks the first time any DJ has won the 8th annual award twice.
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Bassnectar Drops Immersive Music Mixtape Side One Before Tour
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America's Best DJ 2013 nominee Bassnectar dropped Immersive Music Mixtape Side One today ahead of the beginning of his recently announced Immersive Music fall tour in September. The mix is a 30 minute set including his newly released remix of "Feeling Good" by Nina Simone, collaborations with Excision and fellow ABDJ 2013 nominee Z-Trip, and other unreleased work. [Read More] Continue reading
America's Best DJ: Mile High Party & Bassgasm Beats
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Denver –The America's Best DJ Summer Tour Presented by Pioneer DJ & DJ Times rolls on, and this week it's an uphill climb—a mile high, to be exact. We're here in Denver for Global Dance Festival which runs Friday thru Sunday (July 19-21) at Red Rocks Amphitheatre, one of America's most spectacular music venues.[read more] Continue reading
America's Best DJ: Camp Bisco Brings the Heat
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Mariaville, N.Y. – In the peak of New York's summer heat, 20,000 EDM fans make the trek to Mariaville—quaint lake town in upstate New York—to experience Camp Bisco this past July 11-13. The four-stage music festival offered big-room house, jam bands, rappers and trappers. Known for its rural camping environment and all-night partying, the grounds were decorated with a Ferris wheel, vendors, and live art.[read more] Continue reading
Bassnectar Announces Fall 'Immersive Music Tour 2013'
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Despite having just finished up his Spring Tour last month, America's Best DJ 2013 nominee Bassnectar is showing no signs of slowing down with his announcement of his "Immersive Music Tour 2013" this fall. The tour will kick off on September 19th in Oakland, California's Fox Theater and will traverse around North America before culminating in Birmingham, Alabama on October 26th.[read more] Continue reading
America's Best DJ: A Chi-town 4th, Bisco & Bassgasm 9
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Chicago – This past weekend, America's Best DJ Summer Tour Presented by Pioneer DJ & DJ Times was feeling plenty patriotic, and lucky for us we got to spend the 4th of July and its immediate aftermath in one of America's greatest cities—Chicago, Ill.[read more] Continue reading
Video: Behind the Scenes on Bassnectar Tour – Sights & Sounds
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Since wrapping up Bassnectar's spring tour a few weeks ago with a set of shows at the famed Red Rocks Ampitheatre, Meyer Sound has posted a behind the scenes video chronicling the show. Focusing on the inner workings of the sound and production of the show, the video gives insight into what goes into running one of the most powerful subwoofer systems ever used at Red Rocks. [READ MORE] Continue reading


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Hey Niners Nation,
Just like the rest of you, I have been wasting my hours arguing over an NFL daft that is a year away, scrounging for any new 49ers development, and hoping to forget our humiliating loss to the Falcons last week. This bye week has been possibly the most boring week of my life. When Americans are bored, what do we do? We blog! So I'd like to embrace the American in me, and write my first FanPost about the options at the trade deadline and free agency for our San Francisco 49ers.
First, let's take a look at our needs. We need:
Starting Right Tackle
Franchise Quarterback
Stout Ted Linebacker (to Replace Takeo Spikes at end of season)
Ancoring Nose Tackle
Ball-Hawk Free Safety
Pass Rushing Defensive End
Gamechanging Kick Retuner
& Maybe even an upgrade at Cornerback
Now let's take a look at who is available on the trading block:
QB Brodie Croyle (KC)
LB Derrick Johnson (KC)
WR Dwayne Bowe (KC)
QB Brady Quinn (CLE)
WR Josh Cribbs (CLE)
DE Julius Peppers (CAR)
CB Nnamdi Asumogha (OAK)
RB Darren McFadden (OAK)
RB Steven Jackson (STL)
QB Josh Johnson (TB)
RB Lendale White (TEN)
DE Jevon Kearse (TEN)
If there is Anymore you know of, feel free to add on to the list.
I am very intrigued to see Nnamdi on the block. I would give up our 1st and replace Bly with him, but other than that or the possibility of Cribbs, I would not make any deadline deals.
Now let's take a look at the 2010 Free Agent class:
QB Jason Campbell
QB Kyle Orton
QB Chad Pennington
RB Ronnie Bown
RB Lendale White
RB Jerrious Norwood
RB Peirre Thomas
RB Darren Sproles
RB Willie Parker
RB Cadillaac Williams
WR Vincent Jackson
WR Brandon Marshall (if he's not resigned)
WR Braylon Edwards
WR Steve Breaston
WR Kevin Walter
WR Miles Austin
WR Muhsin Muhammad
G Jahri Evans
LT Marcus McNeil
LG< Daryn Colledge
LT Jaed Gaither
LT Chad Clifton
T Mike Gandy
DE Julius Peppers
DE Aaron Kampman
DELB Kyle Vanden Bosch
DE Elvis Dummervil
DE Derrick Burgess
DE Jevon Kearse
DE Leonard Little
DT Vince Wilfork
DT Richard Seymour
DT Casey Hampton
DT Ryan Pickett
LB Demarcus Ware
LB Shawne Merriman
LB Karlos Dansby
LB Kirk Morrison
LB Thomas Howard
LB Demecco Ryans
S OJ Atogwe
S Antoine Bethea
S Nick Collins
S Will Allen
Now we look at who will be leaving the team after this year:
Signed through 2009
CB Dre' Bly
WR Isaac Bruce
WR Arnaz Battle
LB Jeff Ulbrich
LB Ahmad Brooks
NT Aubrayo Franklin
DB Marcus Hudson
LB Marques Harris
Let Baas, Bly, Battle, Bruce, Roman, Sims, Hudson, and Harris walk!
Now that we know our options, lets take a look at our checklist of needs again:
Starting Right Tackle- Free agent Signing of McNeil or Clifton
Franchise Quarterback- Carolina's 1st Pick(Sam Bradford)
Stout Ted Linebacker (to Replace Takeo Spikes at end of season)- Sign Kirk Morrison
Anchoring Nose Tackle- 2nd Round Pick?
Ball-Hawk Free Safety- Sign OJ Atogwe(as said numerous times on NN, he is dating Singeltary's Daughter)
Pass Rushing Defensive End- Kampman could be nice FA pickup
Gamechanging Kick Returner- Josh Cribs for 3rd Rounder
& Maybe even an upgrade at Cornerback- Nnamdi Asumogha
What do you think of your new 49ers? This is my first post. Sorry if it is sloppy, suggestions are welcome.


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A Very Disney Christmas
We had a blast at our annual Christmas trip to Disneyland to see the park all bedazzled and decorated and lit up for the holidays. I, of course, got to wear my Santa hat decked out with Minnie ears. It definitely kept my head warm all day (it wasn't sunny out at all, which is actually ideal Disneyland weather). Now, for some fun pictures!
Disneyland has the BEST corndogs!
At the ElecTRONica dance party!
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Dennis Knight's parents were active golfers and members of their local country club. He took junior lessons and played occasionally during high school and college. During his military service with the U.S. Naval Reserve, Knight had the opportunity to play in Hawaii, Japan and the Philippine Islands.
After graduating with his Bachelor of Business Management degree from Northwood College in Michigan, Knight purchased the family business with his brother and joined a businessman's golf league. One month after joining, Knight had his first of three career hole-in-ones and was hooked from that moment on.
He progressed from playing in amateur Michigan events to turning professional in 1980 and played on several mini tours.
Before joining the Ben Sutton Golf School professional staff in 2002, Knight taught at various local Florida country and golf clubs. In his spare time, Knight enjoys jogging.
What the students have to say about Denny
Vast improvement in ball-striking--thus-far!! (thanks to Denny Knight). Keeping the ball-striking simple with the key tips you gave me for my swing. Thanks again.
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The Basics of Writing Love Letters
Details, Details, DetailsSigning Off
Yours through time and eternity, Civil War General George Armstrong Custer (1839-1876) ended a love letter to his wife, Elizabeth, this way.
Always, with undying love, yours, An affectionate ending from Irish poet Oscar Wilde (1854-1900) to Lord Alfred Douglas in 1893.
Lover, Lover, Darling, Signed by Zelda Sayre (1900-1948) to F. Scott Fitzgerald in the spring of either 1919 or 1920.
Always, You could also try, "always" by itself. This is a favorite of mine -- one simple word that says a great deal.
With (something), With love, with admiration, with adoration, with endless devotion.
Love, Simple, yet always effective.
Love and luck, A cute way to end a platonic love letter. I saw this at the Country Music Hall of Fame -- a Patsy Cline (1932-1963) letter on display. It was a one-and-a-half-page, handwritten letter to one of her fans. Now that's a grateful celebrity! On a side note, one of Patsy's albums was entitled Sentimentally Yours (1962).Grammar
In love letters it is the words and the emotions supporting those words that are the stars of the show, so you're welcome to take grammatical liberties. Keep in mind that grammar is a tool used to make thoughts come across as clearly as possible and also to insert spoken-word inflections into the written word. So don't set grammar aside to the point where some of your sentiments are lost.
I once dated a man who would e-mail me and consistently misuse all of his homophones (words pronounced alike but different in spelling and meaning). He'd tell me he got stuck outside in the pooring rain, or he'd ask weather or not my interview went well. Truthfully, this boy blue my mind and I, of coarse, was so taken with him that I found his mistake absolutely adorable. So again, grammatical inconsistencies in love letters are easily forgiven and oftentimes endearing.How to Send
Whether handwritten or typed, my vote here is that the letter ends up on paper -- something to hold on to. I have no problem with typed letters because they'll take on a nostalgic charm of their own someday. I find old letters written via clunky typewriters as enchanting as a lover's poor penmanship. When it comes to delivery, the element of surprise is important. Slip it into a startling spot -- the kitchen table, the lunch bag, the driver's seat. I think it'd be fun to hand it to them before they get in the shower. If you're away from your love for a while, then you have the perfect opportunity to do it the old-fashioned way and mail it. That being said, I fully understand that love lends to many out-of-control moments, so if you can't wait and you must send your sentiments immediately, then e-mail away. Who am I to stop love in motion?If You Receive a Love Letter
Be grateful and enjoy. Certainly let your enthusiast know you received the letter and how much it means to you (I hear sexual favors are widely accepted as a thank-you), but I wouldn't return with a giant gesture right away. That implies that you're doing it because they did it first, and love letters are most effective when given out of the blue.
One very sweet moment in great 1980s cinema comes at the end of Flashdance -- Nick is waiting outside for Alex after her big dance audition and hands her a bouquet of roses. She takes one of the flowers out of the bunch and hands it back to him. The moral here is, return a big gesture with a small one. Then wait your turn to surprise them with an equally moving love letter when they least expect it.


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LOUISVILLE, KY. (WDRB) -- Meade County hopes to close the book on two of its elementary schools by selling them off to the highest bidder.
"We had gotten down to about 85 students in this building," says Meade County Schools facilities director Rodney Pickering of Battletown Elementary. It has been seven months since children last roamed the halls there and at Muldraugh Elementary School.
That's not quite long enough for the paint to fade or the smell of tatter tots to leave the building, but long enough for school leaders to move on. An online auction to sell both campuses runs through December 13th.
Auctioneer Stephen Barr explains, "Roughly 1700 people have looked at this auction on our site from 29 states and seven countries."
Muldraugh is a roughly 19,000-square-foot facility on 3.8 acres of land appraised at $83,000. Battletown is 16,000 square feet on eight acres appraised at $62,000. Both campuses are more than 50 years old.
Barr says, "Some have talked about climate control storage, adult daycare -- one guy talked maybe offices."
In one room you could see a split classroom with 4th and 5th grades, -- the assignments for each group would go on the board. But it's also a sign of how tight things had gotten there because you had two grades in one classroom and not even 20 kids there.
Students and parents were visibly shaken when the board voted to close the schools, with one parent saying, "We gotta start all over again, and nothing is going to be familiar."
District leaders say they simply couldn't make the numbers add up -- enrollment increases as state funding decreases. They're also auctioning off supplies furniture and school supplies to try to make money.
Pickering explains, "Decisions like this are a part of what keeps the Meade County School District financially sound."
Pickering says he doesn't know what the next chapter holds for these buildings, although he hopes new owners will remember their history.
Interested bidders can find a link right here.
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The school announced the gift Tuesday from the estate of Helen Louise Lemmon to endow The Lemmon Family Scholarship.
The gift by Lemmon, who died in 2011, was given as part of a $50 million fundraising effort of which the school has raised more than $37 million.
Lemmon studied for two years at Westminster after entering the school in 1938, studying secretarial science. She later worked as secretary to the president of Allegheny Steel.
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CFN has their Big 12 Outlook posted today. Surprisingly, they have Texas as a three loss team. Not only three loses, but three loses in a row. Can you guess the losses?
CFN picks Oklahoma, Missouri and Okie Light to beat the Horns in consecutive weeks and finish 3rd in the Big 12 South. As I see it, the OU game is kind of a toss up right now, until we see how well our d-line is and their o-line is.
Ok State has a highly touted team, with a decent receiving corps which is pretty much made up of Dez Bryant, a consistent QB in Zac Robinson and a good RB in Kendall Hunter, but their defense under Gundy has been pretty bad and they have a new D-Coordinator this year. The key to beating Texas for Okie State is to get pressure on Colt and pressure is not their defensive bright spot not to mention the amount of experience Texas returns on the O-line. However, Texas seems to have to come from behind in Stillwater and I guess that is why they picked Okie State to win.
The biggest problem I have is with the loss in Columbia. New offensive coordinator, probably the best player in Mizzou history gone in Jeremy Maclin, breaking in a new QB this year with the loss of Chase Daniel, and the nations best tight end last year in Chase Coffman...Really? That is a lot to lose on offense and lets just say that Mizzou is no USC. They dont just reload, they have to rebuild. Now onto the defense which lost 7 starters from a team that gave up tons of yards in the air. This due, like Okie State, to the fact that they didnt really have a pass rush. Giving Colt time to make a decision is killer on the defensive backs and, I mean, the guy did complete roughly 78% of his passes last year with a young line in front of him. I just dont see Mizzou having enough to beat Texas even if the game is in Columbia.
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A submission is a combat sports term that has become commonly used throughout the martial arts world. When a practitioner applies a submission hold, it generally means that they have sunk in a joint lock or choke hold designed to cause an opponent give up or face injury. When an opponent submits in martial arts competition, it generally means they have given up either by tapping out (tapping their hand or other body part on an opponent or the ground, clearly signaling that they cannot continue) or verbally indicating such.
A technical submission refers to a submission in combat sports where the referee ended the fight. Some common reasons for this are when a fighter becomes injured (their arm is broken from an armbar, for example) or they are choked unconscious and do not tap.
Styles of Fighting That Stress Submissions
Six of the Greatest Submission Fighters in History
This is hardly an exhaustive list. But these fighters certainly deserve some notoriety for their contributions to submission fighting.
- Helio Gracie: Gracie is widely considered to be the inventor of Brazilian Jiu Jitsu. Given Brazilian Jiu Jitsu's impact on the art of submissions, he should make any list of the greatest submission fighters in history. Gracie died in January of 2009.
- Rickson Gracie: Rickson is not as well-known as his brother Royce or father Helio. But he never lost in Brazilian Jiu Jitsu or MMA competition and is widely considered to be the best Gracie fighter ever. Which, of course, makes him the best submission fighter of all-time in many people's eyes.
- Royce Gracie: Helio's son, Royce, showed the world once and for all how effective Brazilian Jiu Jitsu was when he won three out of the first four UFC Tournaments. All of his wins in these early UFC encounters came by way of submission.
- Antonio Rodrigo Nogueira: This former PRIDE and UFC Heavyweight Champion utilized submissions to become one of the most feared MMA grapplers on the planet.
- BJ Penn: You'd be hard-pressed to find a fighter that's more dangerous with submissions than Penn. He's one of the most flexible fighters ever.
- Kazushi Sakuraba: Most of the guys on this list are pure Brazilian Jiu Jitsu fighters. But Brazilian Jiu Jitsu is not the only submission fighting art. Enter Kazushi Sakuraba, a great catch wrestler whose nickname, "The Gracie Killer," was given due to a host of victories over Gracie fighters, with many of these coming by way of submission.


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Two men who came back on four different occasions earlier this month managed to steal almost every fish from two ponds at the Dulles Corner Office Park in Northern Virginia, according to police.
About 400 fish were taken by the thieves, who passed themselves off as maintenance workers.
The fish were ornamental koi, which can grow up to two feet in length. Merchants on the internet are currently selling 14-inch-long koi at prices ranging from $175 to $550 per fish. Bigger koi fetch even higher prices.
Police say a pair of men in work clothes showed up on four successive weekend afternoons in June carrying big fish nets and coolers. They started taking the koi out of the ponds at the office and hotel park, which is near Dulles International Airport.
The thieves were questioned by employees of the complex, according to a source familiar with the case. But the bad guys were very clever. They picked up a fish, and they pointed to various features on it, saying, "Ah, this ... is an indication of disease. We're going to have to take out all of the sick fish."
It seemed plausible, so they were left alone.
The thieves got almost every single koi from the ponds, probably at least $80,000 worth of fish.
There are only a few of the ornamental fish left. A manager at the complex said during a pond renovation several years ago, 416 of the hardy fish were counted.
Security cameras caught part of the fish heist, but a source familiar with the case says the camera was too far away to read a license plate.
There is not much of a suspect description. Police are looking for two middle-aged white men, probably in their 50s. One suspect is overweight and stands about 5'5". Both men wore sunglasses during the four-day heist.
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The Weather Gods continue to simile on competitors and organisers alike, on what has been a very calm and on the whole, enjoyable Spring Series thus far. The third round of The Kinsale Yacht Club Spring Series, sponsored generously by The Carlton Hotel Kinsale, got off to a punctual start last Sunday, in an 8-10 knot south-easterly breeze.
Classes 0, 1 and 2 were on the windward-leeward course, looked after by race officer Alan Crosbie and his team. Race 1, this week consisted of two rounds of the course with a short beat to finish. Gloves Off owned by Twomey & O'Mahony and Conor Doyle's Freya, were the lead boats coming in to the weather mark, having tacked for the shore early benefitting most from the tide. Neither boat was to relinquish its position in the race. In race 1IRC then, Gloves Off secured first place, followed by Freya with Godkin & O'Donovan's Godot finishing in third position. Race 2 followed the same format except for having three rounds instead of two. Again classes 0 and 1 got off to a clean start, much to the relief of the committee boat. Gloves Off again led around the course, the light airs suiting her much more than the heavier cruiser-racing boats. Freya and Tom Roche's Meridian had a nip and tuck battle for second place all the way around the course, with the former just piping Meridian on the line. The results therefore in the second race were, Gloves Off in first, Freya in second and Meridian in third place. This leaves the overall table, with one discard applied, looking like Gloves Off in first, Freya in second and Godot in third place. In ECHO Meridian leads the overall standings, with a first and a second yesterday, from Godot in second position and Gloves Off in third.
Class 1 IRC is developing into a three-way battle at the half way point of the series. David Scott's, X-362, Eos again had a very successful day on the water. Eos however is being chased hard by Anthony O'Leary's Antix Beag and Dan Buckley's Justus. Eos managed two firsts on Sunday, which keeps her at the top of the overall standings on just four points. Antix Beag had a third and a second respectively, which is enough to keep her in second place overall, with eight points. Justus is keeping the pressure on in third position overall with a third and a second this week.
The top of the league overall in Class 1 Echo is also very tight with only five points separating the first four boats. Eos is leading overall again, having had a second and third on the day. Aidan Heffernan's Indulgence is in second overall with a sixth and a first on Sunday, followed by Justus in third with a first and a sixth. Chancer owned by the Carroll brothers got a third in race one which is enough to keep them in fourth overall, and John Downing's Samba had a second in the second race leaving them in fifth position overall. In Class0 & 1 Restricted Eos is again the overall leader with two firsts on Sunday, followed by Freya with a second and third, with Justus in third overall.
Class 2 had the same courses as Classes 0 & 1. In Class 2 IRC, the lighter airs of this spring series have certainly been favouring the Corby 25's. Vincent O'Shea's Yanks & Franks, made it two wins from two on Sunday, followed closely by another Corby 25, Allure, owned by Brian Goggin with two seconds. In race one Shane Statham's Slack Alice took third place, while in race two it was the Desmond-Ivers-Deasy owned Bad Company that took third. This leaves the leader board with Yanks & Franks in pole position, followed closely by Allure, and Clem McElligot's Sea Hawk hanging on to third place.
In Class 2 ECHO race one Yanks & Franks took first, with Mark Mendell's Wicked in second and Allure in third. Race two saw Sea Hawk in first place, Bad Company in second and Yanks & Franks in third. The overalls in ECHO at the half way mark in racing are, Sea Hawk, followed by Barrett & Conlon's Y-Knot with Wicked in third position.
Classes 3 & 4 were on the round the cans course this week, under the watchful eye of race officer Jennot Petch and his team. The course for race one was Sovereign Mark-South mark-Centre Point. Class 3 got off to a good beat down to Sovereign Mark, but as they rounded were slowly swallowed up by a bank of low cloud and fog. As a consequence of this, despite having GPS co-ordinates for the mark, could not find South Mark. Thus race one had to be abandoned for Class 3. The fog bank lifted quite quickly, which allowed Class 4,which had started five minutes after Class 3, to find South Mark and complete their race.
In Class4 IRC Alan Mulcahy's Sundancer had two firsts on the day, leaving him in first place overall in IRC, and in the enviable position of being able to discard a first place! Shelly D owned by Mick Murphy got two seconds leaving him second overall, with the Eddie Higgns and Kevin Morrisson owned La Maraquita with two thirds and in third position overall. In Class4 ECHO La Maraquita leads the league, followed by Shelly D, and Sundancer in third. In Class 3 IRC the boats completed the second race of the day. Eamonn Rohan's Farr quarter tonner, Anchor Challenge led the boats around the course to a line honours win in IRC. Eddie Rice's Impacunious gained second place while John Twomey's Shillelagh came in third. The race committee decided to run another slightly shorter race for Class 3 to make up for the abandoned first race. The course was Sovereign Mark-Centre Pt-Finish, which was a straight windward leeward course. Unfortunately a number of boats were over the line, some returning to restart, whilst others took their chances. Again Anchor Challenge led the field around the course to take line honours, but were then informed they had been OCS and thus disqualified. Consequently Shillelagh took the win, with Impacunious in second place, followed by Bill McConnell's Monkey Business in third place.
The league table in Class 3 IRC sees Shillelagh in the lead, followed closely by Anchor Challenge, with Impacunious in third spot. Class 3 ECHO has Impacunious out in front overall, followed by Shillelagh and Liam Lynch's Powder Monkey in third.
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Serial bike builder Roberto Totti got in touch to buy some magazines and talk about future features. It reminded me how much I love some of his bikes. Especially this reverse head Triumph T120 he built in 2008. Bella! GI
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High build quality. Bravo sir
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roberto is a great customizer and a great person.i paint this bike for him...its a great onor. stay tuned because this is nothing :)
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There is a small crack about 15� up and to the climber�s left from this crack system (the belay), and that is about the only place you can get any gear in. Grippy but somewhat loose (re: sometimes easily broken) granite knobs. This lower part is the crux, going about 5.5 in our opinion. Not much protection (none), and severe consequences for a fall. A fall from here would likely be terminal. There is a dubious �bolt� � a hexhead 3/16� bolt in some (?) anchor holding on an aluminum hanger (which seemed strong enough, had the anchor been better) - Hubble called this the "death bolt" in his book. After clipping this dubious protection, you are able to walk up the steep slab (4th class very steep slab X rating). The next person who goes down there for this route would do everyone a favor by replacing this "bolt" with a real bolt. With careful consideration and a range of small cams, you can get a few decent placements on this route. A double-bolt hanger/belay has been installed BELOW the roof, so a 60m rope will reach it from the belay ledge below. Above the anchors, you can carefully circle around to the right (east) and get on top to the summit and the rap anchors above the Bolted Route 5.7+.
Route is the south facing ramp going up to the summit. You have to down-hike the west ridge heading south about 150' vertically before you can get onto the rock massif itself. From there, hike an ascending line NE up steep 3rd class ramps to a huge horizontal crack. The start is above the VERY large horizontal crack. The route goes to the climber's left to a small weakness and a down-facing crack at a small band of larger quartz pieces in the granite, then straight up to the crack splitting the huge rocks above you up the ramp. Rappel anchors on the west side of the main massif. a 60M rope is needed for both the climb and the rappel.
Small nut for the crux. A few draws for the "bolt", small-mid sized cams for a belay at the huge boulders above. I was able to build a nice 3-point equalized anchor above the belay, and found a few creative but solid placements on the way up. Nothing bigger than a #2.5 cam. Bring a few long draws to keep the rope straight and not zig-zagging.


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CRICKET: Symene bag dramatic win
8:00pm Tuesday 20th May 2014 in Sport
CHESELBOURNE 162-8 (7pts) lost to SYMENE 165-6 (19pts) by 3 runs
SYMENE pulled off one of their most dramatic victories of recent seasons with a nerve-shredding three-run victory over Cheselbourne with just one ball to spare in this Dorset Sunday League Division Four encounter.
Chasing 163 to win, Symene were reduced to a 22-5 in the 13th over following some tight opening bowling from Crocker (2-15) and Nicholls (3-25).
But the hero of the day was wicketkeeper Phil Hawkins who used all his experience and determination to compile an outstanding unbeaten 78.
Hawkins found excellent support from Liam Toohill, whose invaluable 52 containing just three boundaries always kept the scoreboard ticking over.
Earlier, Cheselbourne were indebted to a classy 59 from opener Nicholls, while Kellaway and House added a vital 40 for the ninth wicket to help post a competitive total.
Graham Bartlett, back to his 2012 form, bagged 3-26 and Toohill an impressive 2-15 in what was a good Symene bowling display.
But the memory of this game will be the celebrations of the Symene players when, fittingly, the popular Hawkins relieved the tension by hitting a boundary from the penultimate ball to seal the narrowest of wins.
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New York City's High Line Park is a stunning example of successfully transforming unused urban infrastructure into public space. Towering 30 feet above street level, the park was built on a former elevated rail line, part of 13 miles of tracks constructed in the 1930s, known as the West Side Line. Use of the tracks declined as trucking replaced railroads as the primary shipping method in the city. In 1980, the tracks were abandoned and became so derelict that the city called for their demolition. In 1999, however, neighborhood residents Joshua David and Robert Hammond formed the Friends of the High Line, an organization that promoted the idea that the space should be converted into a public park. The plan gained wide-spread support and in 2002 the city officially designated the High Line as park land.
The High Line was designed by landscape architects Field Operations with architects Diller Scofidio + Renfro and the expert Dutch plantsman Piet Oudolf. The park features over a mile of stone pathways lined by native trees, shrubs, and perennials interspersed with pieces of the old railroad tracks and wide wooden lounge chairs. The High Line also features an amphitheater with a window overlooking 10th Avenue, grassy lawns, and gorgeous views over the Hudson River. Phase 1 of the High Line's construction was completed in 2009 and Phase 2 was opened to the public last summer. Construction of Phase 3 is already underway and, when it is completed, the High Line Park will span from Gansevoort Street in the Meatpacking District to West 34th Street near the Javits Convention Center. The southernmost entrance to the park is located at the intersection of Washington Street and Gansevoort Street, Manhattan. Currently, the northernmost entrance is located on 30th Street between 10th and 11th Avenues. Free Admission. http://www.thehighline.org/


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Snow White -- Glusburn Youth Theatre
4:12pm Wednesday 22nd February 2012 in Leisure By Keighley News reviewer
From the opening song Bring Me Sunshine, the audience were transported into a magical world of thrills, side-splitting laughter, amazing aerial stunts, melodious song tempered with clap-your-hands and stamp-your-feet lung-bursters, atmospheric lighting effects and expertly-timed pyrotechnics.
I counted 53 young people in this fantastic show and without exception their joy, enthusiasm, energy and quality of performance brought a warm glow to the hearts of the entire audience. Madeleine Lloyd (Wicked Queen) was a star in the making -- natural talent, confident, expressive and an ability to ad-lib in response to hisses and boos.
Ciara Fleming (Grouchy) demonstrated real attitude, and poor Lydia Spencer (Bleshu) was so believable.
William Jarman brought the entire audience to its feet for his solo song when his personal microphone broke and he had to belt it out. Chloe Judge (Snow White) and Laura McGee (Prince John) were fantastic.
The late Allan Clough, one of the original founders of the Youth Theatre, would have been proud to bursting of his young people.
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Upon visiting the website of Hannah Kopacz,
madewithlovebyhannah.com, you might
assume she lives a fairy-tale existence in an
Alpine cottage somewhere, crafting the hours away
with a songbird on her shoulder in a garden full of
toadstools. You're not too far off the mark, only
swap the songbird for three cats, two fish, and a
grumpy bunny named Bucky.
Her garden does feature toadstools, but they're
made of spray-painted concrete, and her cottage
is a charmingly decorated shack she uses as a
screen-printing studio. Also, she's based in sunny
Los Angeles.
Kopacz got her start in sewing by making a terry-cloth bathrobe (complete with pompom fringe!) at
age 6, and spent her teen years restyling vintage
finds à la Molly Ringwald in Pretty in Pink. She then
signed up for a high school silk-screening class as
a way to meet cute punk boys, but discovered that
she actually liked it — so much so that she ended
up working in a screen-printing shop after graduation.
A customer offered her a job with his wholesale
import clothing business, and by her mid-20s she
was running her own clothing line. This was pre-internet, which made it a lot harder to earn a living
as an independent designer.
She eventually moved cross-country from
Massachusetts to L.A. and took a job working for
a misses clothing line doing textile design for the
mass market — think glittery snowman sweatshirts
and the like. Despite the cornball imagery she
often found herself working on, the job gave her an
excellent education in designing graphics and patterns, which she relished after spending a couple of
short-lived semesters at Massachusetts College of
Art and Design (MassArt) and Fashion Institute of
Technology (FIT).
"School was not for me," Kopacz admits. "I just
like to take a class here and there if I want to learn
something hands-on that I can't learn from reading
a book … like welding."
Fortunately, once the urge to strike out on her
own came over Kopacz yet again (and the web
orders started rolling in), her employers allowed
her to reduce her hours bit-by-bit until she was
eventually working for herself.
Something that sets Hannah's clothing apart is
that she really and truly has a hand in every step of
the process. She designs the folksy-sweet patterns
herself, screen-prints (and often hand-dyes) the
fabrics in her Cuckoo Cabin, then stitches up the
skirts, dresses, and tops that have made her line
synonymous with crafty cuteness. This attention
to detail is apparent when you wear a piece of her
clothing, but Kopacz herself admits it's a bit of a
stumbling block when it comes to growing her business — a concern many ambitious crafters share.
"I want to stay independent and handmade," she
explains, "but I have a problem with wanting to do
everything myself. Not just business-wise, but also
fixing the car, working on the yard, you name it.
That's my biggest problem right now: figuring out
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To honor your photos, and therefore the memory of your big day, you must take your photos out of the box or off the memory card and make them presentable. "It's a great thing to do as a couple," says Julia Geffner, director of Marketing at MyPublisher.com in New York. "You get to relive the experience whether it's for your wedding or honeymoon."
Here's what you can do to turn your wedding photos into a keepsake:
Work with your photographer to create an album.
If you hired a professional photographer for your wedding, you likely paid for at least one photo album for which you'll choose your favorite images of the day. The photographer will print or create the album for you. When choosing the album, you should make the photographer verify that it will be archival quality, so it does not damage your photos and can hold up over the years.
Nowadays, couples often get the digital files of all the photos taken at the wedding as part of their deal with the photographer. This is an ideal situation for couples because you can always print out and use images that you like and share them with family and friends for years to come. Right after the wedding, you can use these images to have prints made for thank you cards or to create a portrait as a gift for your parents or grandparents.
When choosing photos for your album, you should look for a good mix of photojournalism (candid shots) and portraits. You should enjoy looking at the images you choose, and they should include those closest to you.
Your pictures should tell the story of your day from beginning to end. "It's ultimately your album, your story, your day, and it should reflect how you remember it," says Hayden Perry, brand manager of Bella Pictures in San Francisco. "You should be choosing photos that you absolutely love." (This guide booked Bella Pictures in October 2007 for her November 2008 nuptials.)
The images should include those of the bride getting ready, portraits of the bridal party, the ceremony, portraits of the couple and their families, the reception, details (cake, bouquets, menu or place cards, centerpieces, etc.), the couple leaving the wedding, and traditions (jumping the broom, an Asian tea ceremony, etc.), suggests Perry. Prices for albums from professional wedding photographers run the gamut from $900 to $10,000, depending on where you live, who you hire, and what package you want.
More Help with Wedding Photography: How to Find a Wedding Photographer
Create a handmade scrapbook.
If you're a creative couple, you can create a scrapbook that puts your photos and the details of your wedding on display in an old-fashioned way. Using fancy paper, rubber stamps, archival stickers, photo tabs and the like, you can create individual pieces of art that put your photos on a unique and personalized stage.
Truly, a scrapbook can be as simple or complicated as you'd like. It's limited only by your imagination and the time you have to dedicate to it. You'll also need to get the right materials (archival tape and adhesives, paper cutters, fancy-edged scissors to create trim, etc.) to achieve the look you want. These products can be found at most crafts and paper stores, and scrapbooks can be as expensive or as cheap as you'd like, too. Generally, they range in price from $20 to hundreds of dollars.
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Use an online publisher to create a printed album.
Online publishers exist to help you organize the digital photo files you have already taken. If your photographer gives you full rights and access to the digital photos he or she took and your friends and family send you their digital photos from the wedding, you can download the images at an online publisher's Web site.


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Brian is proud of Girls' Generation's American debutFebruary 3, 2012
Singer Brian Joo expressed his support for Girls' Generation's successful American debut saying how proud he was of the girls.
On February 2nd, Brian, who recently released a new album 'Reborn – Part 1', told Enews, "I called Tiffany who is currently in America and told her how proud I was of them, and cheered them on a lot."
Brian used to be an artist within the same company as the girls, SM Entertainment. He still keeps in contact with the girls and maintains a close relationship with them, giving them words of encouragement and advice.
Girls' Generation, who recently released an album in the US, appeared and performed on CBS's 'Late Show with David Letterman' and ABC's 'Live! with Kelly', also holding an interview with one of America's main newspapers. Brian said during the interview, "I told Tiffany that I wanted to join them and also perform in the US. She told me that I had plenty of potential to do so also."
He continued saying, "In the era when I debuted, I couldn't even imagine of advancing overseas, especially in America; it would be something that you would never even think of. I'm glad that Korean entertainment industries have developed so much."
"When I grew up in the US, I experienced a lot of racism. And when Americans saw Asians, they only thought of Japan and China. They didn't even know the country of South Korea. So I'm glad that through Girls' Generation and through K-Pop, Korea is able to finally grab the attention of people worldwide."
He finished off saying, "After actively promoting in Korea, I plan on promoting over in the US also. Please look forward it."
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[Interview] Girls' Generation, "We want to go on a world tour!"February 3, 2012
"Were we intimidated by the audience?" (Tiffany)
"Not at all! We enjoyed the stage."
It was just as expected from Korea's top girl group Girls' Generation, as they appeared one after another on main American talk shows. On January 31st, the girls appeared on CBS's show 'Late Show with David Letterman' showing a strong and synchronized performance, and then appeared on 'Live! with Kelly' the next morning on February 1st grabbing the attention of viewers across America. Of course, wherever Girls' Generation went, a crowd of fans also followed. After their recording at ABC, Joongang Daily met up with Girls' Generation at their hotel.
It is the first time that a Korean artist appeared on all three main broadcasts, how do you feel?
Tiffany: I guess since I grew up in America being told that we would be appearing on these shows made me cry.
Weren't you nervous?
Sooyoung: Because it was a live performance we felt a little bit of pressure. And on top of that it was David Letterman Show's 30th anniversary so that just made it even more nerve wrecking.
Tiffany: During the rehearsals we were all jetlagged, but once the camera started rolling, we all screaming and just enjoying ourselves.
Taeyeon: It was the first time that we had performed this song with a live band, so it was very exciting for all of us. If another opportunity arises, we wish to perform with the live band again.
What kind of conversation did you share with David Letterman?
Jessica: Mr. Letterman shook our hands and told us that our performance was 'absolutely fantastic'. We were all happy after hearing that.
How was the talk show with Kelly Ripa?
Seohyun: It was fun when we were teaching Kelly one of our dance moves. We all enjoyed ourselves. And a lot of our fans were also in the crowd, so it really gave us strength when we heard them singing along and cheering us on.
The audiences' reaction was very hot.
Tiffany: We were only able to get this far due to our loyal and passionate fans. Wherever we go, they were always with us giving us strength. But we were really surprised to hear our fans cheering from inside the American TV studios.
Last year you performed at Madison Square Garden and now three main broadcasting stations. What is your next goal?
Yuri: We want to start an American tour, and dreaming a bit bigger, our big hope is to also do a world tour.
Taeyeon: We travel a lot overseas for our solo concert as well as other performances so there is one little thing that I wish to accomplish. And that is going on a world tour in our own private plane. (laughs)
In order to increase your activities in the US, wouldn't you need to study more English?
Tiffany: We are studying hard in order to do our interviews all in English. There are a few members that are especially good at learning languages, such as Sooyoung and Seohyun.
Sooyoung: Thank you! (smiles)
Do you have plans on releasing an English album?
Tiffany: We do have plans on releasing an American album around spring or summer. Please look forward to its release.
Having nine members and having to always be around each other, do you get into fights or arguments?
Yuri: Of course we do. But because we all grew up together from such a young age we're all pretty much sisters. We know what the other wants just by looking at their eyes.
Tiffany: Just like any family, if there is a mischievous and cheeky member, there's also the kind and gentle older sister-like figure. We're just one big family.
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Impressive debut for Girls' Generation's 'The Boys' on US Billboard chartsJanuary 29, 2012
Girls' Generation's special album which was released on January 17th in United States, Canada, France, England and various countries in American and European continents made its debut on US Billboard charts.
The special album which consists of 'The Boys' and the songs in the 3rd album as well as the English remix versions, debuted at no.22 on Billboard's 'Heatseekers Albums' chart ending February 4th.
Billboard's 'Heatseekers Albums' chart (50 positions) is ranked based on Nielsen SoundScan sales data and it charts albums from 'new or developing artists' based on their historical chart performance. Being listed in the chart, it is a recognition that the girls have the potential to be successful among many new artists in the US market.
Besides the 'Heatseekers Albums' chart, 'The Boys' had also made it to the no.2 spot on the 'World Albums' chart. Although the girls have not officially kick off their promotional activities in the United States, this is a meaningful and impressive result against other musicians around the world who are carrying out their activities in America.
On January 31st, Girls' Generation will be appearing on CBS talk show 'Late Show with David Letterman' and on February 1st, the girls are scheduled to appear on ABC's popular morning show 'Live! with Kelly'. Their appearances on these two talk shows are becoming hot topics among all the fans around the world.
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Maxi-single 'The Boys' to feature Snoop Dogg and Lil PlayDecember 14, 2011
On December 20th, Girls' Generation will have a worldwide release of their maxi-single 'The Boys' simultaneously through iTunes and subsequently through various Korean music sites on December 21st.
In order to put in more perfection to the album, the release date of the maxi-single was postponed and the girls recorded the single along with world known hip-hop artist, Snoop Dogg. Besides Snoop Dogg, a new artist under Interscope Record's, Lil Play is also featured in the single.
On January 17th next year, through Universal Music Group, a special album which also consists of 'The Boys' will be released in America, Europe, etc. The special album is released specially for overseas fans who encounter difficulties to obtain Korean version of the albums. It will consist of songs from Girls' Generation's 3rd album and other Korean version of their songs.
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Music Bank to spread its wings to US, China, Europe and Vietnam!July 28, 2011
KBS 2TV's music programme "Music Bank" will be spreading the Korean Wave fever to the US, China and Europe through its World Tour.
KBS entertainment director Jeon JinGuk revealed, "We are preparing for Music Bank World Tour" when he met the reporters at Yeoio-do in Seoul on the 27th of July.
According to Director Jeon JinGuk, KBS will be bringing its large-scale K-pop concert to New York (October 2011), China (November 2011), Vietnam and Europe (in 2011).
He also said, "The concert in China will be an extended version of the Korea-China Song Festival. The timing for a concert in Vietnam will be just right as it coincides with the 20th anniversary of Korea-Vietnam Diplomatic Ties and therefore, we will have a big Korean Wave concert in Ho Chi Minh City."
He added, "KBS is also having further discussions with the European organizers on the concert, where popularity of Korean celebrities is raising rapidly."
On the other hand, 'Music Bank' is expanding towards being the representative of all music programmes in Korea with more than 70 countries broadcasting the programme simultaneously. Recently, 'Music Bank in Tokyo: Kpop Festival' was held in Tokyo Dome, Japan and the successful huge-scale concert attracted about 43,000 fans.
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4:00pm Wednesday 30th January 2013 in News
A POOLE author whose first novel was one of the bestselling children's debuts of 2012 is a day away from the launch of her second book.
Sarah Lean's A Horse for Angel, out tomorrow, follows up the success of last year's A Dog Called Homeless.
Her debut was fought over by seven UK publishing houses and has now won her a place on the long list for the prestigious Branford Boase Award, awarded annually for an outstanding first novel to a first-time writer of a book for young people.
The talented mum-of-one has now signed up to a three-book deal with Harper Collins, in addition to her first two releases.
She told the Daily Echo of the whirlwind journey to literary success.
"It has been wonderful and just so unexpected," she said. "It's one of those jobs that somewhere deep in your heart you know you'd love to do – but there was no belief it was going to happen. And of course when it did it was quite a shock."
Sarah, 49, came late to writing after trying her hand at everything from newspaper page-planning, to stencil making to gardening.
She returned to education aged 40, gaining a first class English degree and becoming a primary school teacher before returning to complete an MA in creative and critical writing at the University of Winchester.
She added: "I was trying out different styles but it was when I did a children's fiction module that something clicked.
"I somehow found it easier to write like a child. I don't know why that was – it felt so comfortable."
She finished the novel in 2010 and the following year it was snapped up by publishers Harper Collins.
"It was one of those situations where if you don't find out now, you're never going to know. Everything fell into place at the right time – I don't think I could have written like that when I was younger," she added.
Sarah lives with her husband Nick, 17-year-old son Edward and Harry the dog, who helped inspire her first book.
A Horse for Angel, for children ages nine upwards, is about two very different girls and the horse which eventually brings them together.
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Europe is generally agreed to be the birthplace of western culture, including such legendary innovations as the democratic nation-state, football and tomato sauce.
The word Europe comes from the Greek goddess Europa, who was kidnapped by Zeus and plunked down on the island of Crete. Europa gradually changed from referring to mainland Greece until it extended finally to include Norway and Russia.
Don't be confused that Europe is called a continent without looking like an island, the way the other continents do. It's okay. The Ural mountains have steadily been there to divide Europe from Asia for the last 250 million years. Russia technically inhabits "Eurasia".
Europe is presently uniting into one political and economic zone with a common currency called the Euro. The European Union originated in 1993 and is now composed of 27 member states. Its headquarters is in Brussels, Belgium.
Do not confuse the EU with the Council of Europe, which has 47 member states and dates to 1949. These two bodies share the same flag, national anthem, and mission of integrating Europe. The headquarters of the Council are located in Strasbourg, France, and it is most famous for its European Court of Human Rights.
In spite of these two bodies, there is still no single Constitution or set of laws applying to all the countries of Europe. Debate rages over the role of the EU in regards to national sovereignty. As of January 2009, the Lisbon Treaty is the closest thing to a European Constitution, yet it has not been approved by all the EU states.
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I doubt anybody has forgotten that we have a few WRs we picked up mid-season last year that have yet to see much action, or have seen none at all on the field in a Jags' uniform, but just in case they have let me break it down, Alfie-style. (sort of)
Taylor Price Highlights vs TN (via patriotsfootballplc)
The first video is an extremely biased cut up of Taylor Price while he was still in college, vs. Tennesee. He runs some nice routes and as the maker of the video (I'm presuming it's a big fan of Price's) points out, he suffers from some poor QB play this game.
I'm not Alfie, so I'll let you watch the catches and glean what you can from it.
BN Brian Robiskie 2008 Highlights (via ScoutingOhio)
The second video is biased as well, but I'm working with what I could find. It's a 2008 highlight tape of Brian Robiskie, who later was a 2nd round pick by the Browns. He makes some really athletic catches in this video, but unfortunately we don't get to see any of his mistakes like we do in the Price video.
There has been all kinds of debate about who we should draft at WR and who could make an immediate impact, possibly even earning a starting role off the bat. But with these two on the bench, I feel one of them could be poised for a breakout year with all of the attention of defenses focused on Robinson, Thomas, Lewis, and said draft pick.


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Update: Colombia 3-1 Chile, Final Score
Chile lost two of their first three matches in CONMEBOL qualifying in embarrassing fashion, but they've since righted the ship and look likely to make it to the World Cup without going to a playoff. They did not play in the last round, so they should be rested compared to their competitors.
However, Colombia have the advantage of momentum. They played their best match of qualifying on Friday, laying a 4-0 beating on Uruguay, who had previously looked like the strongest side in qualifying. They will like their chances to grab a result in Santiago, but they haven't been nearly as good away from home as they have been in Colombia. Meanwhile, Chile have been brilliant at home, even if they've struggled on the road.
Jose Peckerman didn't go away from his two-striker formation against Uruguay's three-man back line, but his tactics worked wonders in that match. Chile also play with a back three, so they should have a marking advantage in the back in theory, but Colombia have proven that it takes more than a simple formation advantage to stifle their center forwards. Chile's defense will have their hands full with Radamel Falcao and Teofilo Gutierrez.
Game Date/Time: Friday, 3:30 p.m. ET, 4:30 p.m. local
Venue: Estadio Monumental David Arellano, Santiago, Chile
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