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hey dad, we love that you've learned to text. it was even endearing when you figured out how to use acronyms like lol and wtf. but it's starting to get a little out of hand. this weekend when you texted 'with mom getting xxx' we loved that you stocked the fridge. but when we came home and couldn't find any vitaminwater we were a little uncomfortable (to say the least). here's a new one. tmi. please look it up and take it to heart. thanks. happy father's day.
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Fuchsia Gall Mite.
By bilbobaggins
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Last week I gave info from AG on downy mildew in Busy Lizzies, this week AG have done an article on Fuchsia Gall Mite.
I have written this in response to what I feel is an unbalanced article on Fuchsia Gall Mite and may cause decline in the purchase of fuchsia plants. There is no info given on how to protect your plants, how it came to the UK, what we can do to try and stop the spread or how other countries are dealing with it.
In the Gardening news section the Headlines read as:
Bleak fuchsia for bedding.
Fuchsias may decline in popularity. (not what you want to hear if you are fuchsia grower or nursery that is already struggling in the current economic climate
And the opening paragraphs:
FUCHSIAS ARE (typed exactly as in mag) being hit by 'devastating' new pest that is set to spread through out Britain.
Fuchsia gall mite, which was unheard of in the UK before 2007, has become widely established along the south coast and is heading north..
There is a lot more in the article, but short of scanning the article without permission to reproduce I will not attempt to retype the whole.
note:FGM has been in the USA for many years and they have learned to live with it.
You may want to go and buy the mag and read for your self or your can follow the sites listed below and form your own judgement.
If you are interested in fuchsias or just buy a few for your pots then the following sites will give you a very good insight to FGM and hopefully will encourage you to continue to grow fuchsias.
www.thebfs.org.uk (scroll down the first page until you come to FGM)
www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=167016081323&v=wall (you should have blog by Derek Luther)
Very informative page about friend or foes and gives some very good photos of FGM and many other little bugs and pests.
If you are a Fuchsia fan why not join either the BFS or your local society and get support and information on growing and caring for your fuchsias.
For anyone in West/South Yorkshire I am a member of Wakefield Geranium and Fuchsia Society. We meet at 7.30 at Ossett Football Club every 2nd Monday in the month. Everyone is made very welcome.
Each month we have a guest speaker, topics range from growing veg – to roses and Fruit trees.
this months speaker is: Mr J Smiles – National Vegetable Society Judge and Exhibitor. "Growing Vegetables"
contact club secretary: Chris Parry 01274 872398 for more info.
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I wrote about this to Hywel Bilbo as I had read it in the paper a few weeks ago!
30 Jan, 2012
grandmage, it seems that FGM is getting a lot of bad press at the moment. I have contacted my area rep for the BFS and he is going to raise the matter, whether they will publish something positive remains to be seen.
I know Hywel is very found of his fuchsias and has a lovely collection.
30 Jan, 2012
This is very useful. As we live in south west Wales quite near the sea I will keep a look out for it. If you hadn't alerted us I would probably have cut off the affected shoots if I saw any but wouldn't have known about keeping them isolated.
30 Jan, 2012
I think the photos on facebook are very useful as I'm sure most of us wouldn't know what gall mite looked like. Many of the samples sent to defra and RHS were in fact chafer beetle infestations.
30 Jan, 2012
Thank you Bilbobaggins. I will keep an check on my plants incase any of them get it. I suppose it's something we'll have to live with and try to controll ourselves.
I remember your message Grandmage.
30 Jan, 2012
Hywel I was worried about your colln. hope it doesnt happen. :~)
30 Jan, 2012
I hope so too, but it's something we'll have to cope with.
30 Jan, 2012
@Bilbobaggins - It was Capsid bug and not Chafer Beetle.
31 Jan, 2012
like the fuss over Hemerocallis gall midge and lily beetle.
Care and good husbandry needed.
Journalistic hype to some extent.
read the article and thanks for the links Bilbo.
31 Jan, 2012
This pest has become a problem in the areas where there has been an outbreak and these are only along the south coast from Essex to Cornwall. I have been gathering information on these outbreaks and so far the worst areas are around Portsmouth, Isle of Wight and Poole, so far I have plotted 47 confirmed outbreaks, but I believe that there are many more that have gone unnoticed.
It is said that the pest will not tolerate a temperature below 5ºC but the temperature in the Poole area in 2010/11 fell below freezing on every day of December, and on one day did not rise above freezing for 24hrs. The lowest temperature during this period was -9ºC. Although fuchsias in the Poole area had been subjected to these low temperatures they soon showed signs of gall mite damage during the late summer of 2011. In these gardens fuchsias are grown as garden shrubs.
There is no known effective pesticide available to combat this pest, which cannot be seen with the naked eye. It secretes itself within the scales of the buds and as the flowers and leaves emerge it causes distorted swellings which on close inspection look hairy. Some affected varieties take on a very pink hue. The only advice to try and overcome the pest is to cut the plants back to below the damaged area and to spray with an acaracide (a spray for mites) every three or four days for at least twelve days to try and break the egg laying cycle. Dispose of the trimmings by burning or land fill. DO NOT compost them. I heard tell of one grower who put the trimmings into a polythene bag and micro-waved them.
The problem with this pest and its control is that fuchsias are too popular for their own good and many people who are not fuchsia enthusiasts, or even gardeners, grow them because they are easy to grow and are very showy. Many of the owners do not spray anything in their garden let alone fuchsias and do not even know they have a problem. My view is that we have to try and inform as many as possible in the areas affected to try to contain and slow down this problem.
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The word devastating is accurate if it has become a problem in your garden. To be informed is the best defense against any pest as long as you have identified it correctly. DJL
31 Jan, 2012
Hi Deejayell, firstly welcome to Goyer. You are correct it was indeed Capsid Bug, had just been reading about this pest hence the cross over in my brain, the little grey cells get a little confused these days.
You are correct it is important that people are kept up to date with any new threat to our gardens, I feel it is very unhelpful when articles are printed only giving one side of a story and include very little if any factual evidence. It would have been much more beneficial had AG
spoken to respectable fuchsia growers or the BFS and produced a balanced article.
The fact that FGM is 6th on the list of pests, I think is because growers professional or other wise have sent many samples to defra for identification, as so few people knew what they were looking at.
I do wonder, when lay people become more knowledgeable and can recognize this pest, whether the number of reported case will decrease.
Until there is either a control for this pest or fuchsias which are resistant (this does not mean immune) to FGM are available (I believe that the USA have bred some resistant species, not yet available here), it is imperative that the public are kept informed in a knowledgeable and sensible way.
I posted your link in my blog along with two other links.
thank you for a very useful and informative reply.
As a final note I would ask anyone not to pick fuchsia cuttings from hedgerows, other peoples gardens and do not bring any back from your holiday, and to remain vigilant.
31 Jan, 2012
I decided I wanted to add this to favourites but can't see where to click. What am I missing?
2 Feb, 2012
Steragram: It should be at the bottom of my blog, before any comments.
2 Feb, 2012
I thought it should and it is now, but I couldn't see it before. I will take more water with it next time.
5 Feb, 2012
I'm a bit like that. I really should go to Specsavers instead of buying the cheapo reading glasses.
6 Feb, 2012
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There is an interesting article here that has the glint of truth resonating in it. See Bill McDonald's comments
After laying out a back-history of Dwight's relationship with David Kahn and Rick Adelman, he continues about how Dwight might have tried to dirty up the waters with false or misleading information:
"It would certainly explain how Dwight treated Batum during all this. It appeared to me that Dwight was trying to drive a wedge between Portland and Batum, making the deal more likely to go through.
I still wonder about Dwight's post where he said that an offer from Minnesota to Batum would freeze our salary cap for that amount, and hurt our chances of getting Hibbert. That one even went to Indiana, before it was corrected there. Dwight - though he was called out repeatedly - never admitted he was wrong about it, choosing to leave this take on the negative impact Nic was having, out there for Blazer fans, even though it was incorrect.
Then Dwight said his sources told him Batum wanted "no part" of playing for the Blazers, and then after Batum denied saying that, Dwight basically said Batum was lying. Finally, a reporter asked Batum if he would be upset if he had to come back to Portland and Batum said no.
But the real proof is Dwight's description of Batum flying out here "on his own dime" to "give a message" to the Blazers - that he wanted "no part" of playing here.
Meanwhile, Batum's own agent said they were here to "request" a trade. At this point Dwight was being more strident about Batum leaving Portland than Batum's own agent.
Dwight claims that was just semantics, but "delivering a message" and making a request are two different things.
Dwight knows how to use words. Semantics? That's what he does for a living.
For example, Nic could just take the qualifying offer - reported by Dwight to be 5.4 million although I've read it could be less - and then be free to go anywhere in another year if he truly wanted "no part" of playing here. Dwight called the 5.4 million number a "pittance." A pittance? Give me a break.
All this went away in time. Nic proved he wanted some part of playing for the Blazers when he signed the offer sheet.
But how much damage was done?
This depiction of Batum as just another disgruntled athlete making demands after entering into a contract, was completely unfair to Nic, and the blowback started among Blazer fans immediately."
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Able to fight off a late rally with some buckets from Anderson Varejao, the Cleveland Cavaliers upended the Brooklyn Nets, 98-94, for their first victory of the season. It was an impressive effort for the new-look Cavs against a Nets team aiming to make a Finals run.
While the Cavaliers typically go as star guard Kyrie Irving goes, the team's big men came through Wednesday night. With Irving's shot falling wayward -- he was just 4-of-16 on the night -- the team got strong performances from Varejao and Tristan Thompson against a strong Brooklyn front line.
Thompson was especially impressive during the first three quarters as the Cavaliers built a nine-point lead. After opening the game with a pair of misses in the first minute, the third-year big man delivered the rest of the way with 18 points and nine rebounds on 8-of-13 shooting. Meanwhile, Varejao added 11 points and eight rebounds, and Irving still compiled 15 points, nine assists and seven rebounds despite a weak shooting effort.
The Nets struggled badly on offense, shooting just 40 percent from the field. The team's starting front line -- Brook Lopez, Kevin Garnett, Paul Pierce -- combined to score 46 points on 18-of-34 (53 percent) shooting, but the rest of the roster faltered and hit just 15-of-48 (31 percent) shots from the field.
Also worth noting from the game was the brief appearance of center Andrew Bynum. Returning after a year-plus of injuries, he played eight minutes off the bench.
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You see them all over the place. Maybe you've even taken one to a hotel or the airport. Those black Towncars may be going away, and their replacement may be a little greener. "Cities like Boston, New York, Chicago, they're all focusing in on trying to eliminate emissions," says Steve Edelmann, Director of Sales at Royale Limo. With the consumer versions of the Lincoln Towncar possibly being discontinued, the limo industry was in search of something to take it's place. Enter, the Hybrid Ford Fusion. A good looking car, but how does it replace the much larger Town Car? It takes some work. The regular sized cars stop at Royale Limousine in Haverhill, where they are split in half and stretched apart. Then they are stripped down to the frame, and stretched an extra six inches for extra legroom, the cars are re-assembled and the new Fusion is ready for the road.
In fact, the Fusion Hybrid-L sedan, as its called now, was a perfect match for one of Boston's largest transportation companies, Commonwealth Worldwide Transportation. "We purchased 21 of them," says Dawson Rutter, President of Commonwealth Worldwide Transportation. It's an investment, but the payoff and benefits for the environment are huge. "The cost of the vehicle is slightly higher than a Lincoln Towncar. It's about 8% more than a Lincoln Towncar," Rutter says, but estimates that the company will see a cost savings in fuel that will recoup the higher upfront cost, within a year and a half or so. "Stopping at red lights, the Lincoln Towncar's running, the Fusion is not. Stopping at the hotel to drop someone off, the Fusion is not running, the Lincoln is. So that idle time is a bonus benefit on top of the 37 to 40 miles per gallon," Rutter says.
But the Fusion still looks like a much smaller car than its predecessor. That doesn't seem to stop it from fulfilling its obligation to discerning clients, "the only real sacrifice is in the trunk space, and from what our chauffers are telling us, they can put almost as much luggage in the trunk of the Fusion as they can in the trunk of a Lincoln Towncar," Rutter says. Seems that the big shoes left behind by the Towncar, are capably being filled. "This vehicle has had nothing but good reviews from our customers! They love it! They love the interior space, and they love that they can make an impact on the environment by having one of these cars take them back and forth to the airport," Rutter says.
You know those cars you see with license plates that say "LIVERY" at the bottom? They're usually black; probably a Lincoln Towncar. Chances are, there's an executive riding in the back heading to a hotel or to the airport. Or maybe you've taken one yourself. It's high-end taxi service – limousine service. And it's about to change.
The Lincoln Towncar is being discontinued soon and this has the transportation industry scrambling to find a car to fill its shoes. And what would be more of a perfect fit, than the Ford Fushion? (yeah, I said the same thing.)
I guess first, we should understand just how a limousine becomes a limousine. See, I always thought that Lincoln made their own limos. Not so at all! Turns out the Lincoln Towncar is purchased as a normal car by another company that strips it down to its frame and actually cuts the car in half, adding more frame to the middle and effectively stretching the car into a limo! Very cool to watch. Even cooler that one such company exists right here in New England... Haverhill, to be exact. Royale Limousine has been turning Lincoln Towncars into limos for years and now, they're doing the same thing to the Ford Fushion, stretching the car 6-inches and providing a very comfortable ride with just as much legroom as the Lincoln Towncar. But here's where it gets really neat: the Ford Fushion is a hybrid vehicle that's getting well over 30 mpg. And because it's a hybrid, the cars aren't idling for extended periods of time while awaiting their next passenger, saving more fuel and reducing the already choking emissions in high-traffic areas like airports and hotel fronts.
Commonwealth Worldwide Chauffeured Transportation, headquartered in Boston, recently purchased 21 of these Ford Fushion Hybrid L-Series Sedans from Royale Limousine. President and Founder of Commonwealth, Dawson Rutter, has received nothing but rave reviews about the new Fushions and uses them often. Rutter also states that his company has gone a step further into this green movement by partnering with a compant called Green Ride Global (www.greenrideglobal.com), based in Toronto. Green Ride Global monitors and reports on emissions from their partners and helps transportation companies reduce their emissions. With the help of Green Ride Global, Commonwealth hopes to reduce their emissions over the next few years. Green Ride Global will also produce reports for anyone who rides with Commonwealth, helping other companies that use transportation see their carbon footprint.
All in all, it sounds like a win-win combination. And having sat in the back of one of these limos, I can tell you that there is plenty of legroom. According to Royale Limousine and Dawson Rutter, the trunk space is minutely smaller, but can still easily accommodate any client. It is important to note, however, that these limos aren't the big stretched limos you'd take to, say, a wedding or prom. Those limos remain the same... for now.
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Oregon Ducks head coach Chip Kelly is close to reaching a deal to become the new head coach of the Cleveland Browns, according to a report from Ian Rapoport of NFL.com and NFL Network.
Kelly, 49, has served as the head coach at Oregon since the 2009 season and was the team's offensive coordinator for the two seasons prior. He had coaching experience at New Hampshire, Johns Hopkins and Columbia in the 17 seasons prior.
On Monday, the Browns fired general manager Tom Heckert and head coach Pat Shurmur after the team finished with a 5-11 record. The Browns' offense ranked No. 24 in the NFL in points scored and No. 25 in yardage gained. The team has just one winning season in the last 10 years, but has not made the playoffs since 2002.
Kelly had also reportedly received interest from the Buffalo Bills and Philadelphia Eagles for their head coaching vacancies.
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Witness testimony began Tuesday in the jury trial for a Baird woman who allegedly knew her boyfriend raped a four-year-old girl.
A Taylor County grand jury indicted 28-year-old Laci Wright in 2010 for injury to a child.
According to court documents, Wright knew her boyfriend had sexually assaulted the girl and she allegedly dropped her off at a daycare afterward instead of seeking medical treatment.
In 2011, a jury sentenced Wright's boyfriend, 34-year-old Daniel Crippen, to 25 years in prison for the rape.
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The unbearable part of the summer has passed. In one week, the Hall of Fame game is played. FINALLY!
I narrowed my 1,000 questions to 6 and gave my predictions.
Question #1:
Are Denver's key draft picks/undrafted FA's from 2009 and 2010 ready to become contributors/starters? (note: Moreno, McBath and Bruton already are contributors/starters hence exempted)
IMO the eligible players for this question:
2009 - Alphonso, Ayers, Quinn, Olsen, McKinley, Branson, Baker.
2010 - Thomas, Tebow, Beadles, Walton, Decker, Cox.
Prediction : If 9 of these 13 players can step in and contribute with good or great play in 2010, Denver's foundation for the future looks bright and will make this a solid season. Those who will step up are: Ayers, Branson, Baker, Thomas, Tebow, Beadles, Walton, Decker, Cox (ST). Yes, that's 100% of the 2010 draft eligible players. Each have the unique chance ahead of them since the team needs their skills.
Question #2:
Is there going to be an increase in trick plays this year? (including Wild Horses)
Prediciton: way too obious...YES. Tebow will be used starting in game 1 in short yardage/goal line situations. I see some gimmicks integrated in the formation but this is not a big surprise.
I do see whoever the holder is, whether Quinn or Tebow, to be used once or twice on a fake FG. A flea flicker or two thrown by Orton or Tebow to DT will happen as well. Reverses also with Tebow leading the blocking. CAN'T WAIT to see him blow up a corner. I know I know, you dont want to see your future QB doing those things, but c'mon, he can do it!
Question #3:
Will Orton improve in 2010?
Prediction: Orton will have another solid, improving season thanks to a) the running game and b) rookie WR development - except for INTs. I see several miscommunications with the rookies causing a few more INTs. Hopefully they will all be deep patterns. Orton 2010 stats - 65% 4,100 yds 27 TDs 14 INTs
Question #4:
Which rookie will have the biggest impact?
Prediction: Several rookies will have an impact on the team. WRs, obviously, have the best chance to come up big; however, Walton will become the anchor in the O-line and be Nalen 2.0. McD, Moreno and Orton will credit Walton with the improved running game because he created the answer to Question 5 below.
Question #5:
Who will be most improved Bronco?
Prediction: On defense, you can point to someone like Ayers as the potential breakout star since he will have 5-7 sacks this yr. But the most improved player will be Moreno. He will avg over 4.5 yds per carry and score 10-12 tds with 1,600 yds in total yds.
Question #6:
How will the AFC West play out this year?
Prediction: All the AFC West teams drafted fairly well and filled some immediate needs. Offseason moves helped the f&#%-ing Raiders. The f%-ingChiefs made coaching moves that may help. The f%-ing Chargers seem to be figuring out they need their LT. All in all, the final standings for the AFC West will be:
Denver 10-6
f&#%-ing Chargers 9-7
f&#%-ing Raiders 7-9
f&#%-ing Chiefs 7-9
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6:00am Monday 7th July 2014 in North West
William with bin crew (from left) loader Andy Fishburn, HGV driver Danny McDermott and loader Adam Flores
UNLIKE most four-year-old boys who dream of being super-heroes or football stars William Horrocks would like to be a bin man when he grows up.
The Atherton youngster is 'obsessed' with bins and idolises the council crew who collect his family's rubbish according to his aunt, Chris Lewis.
So as a special surprise treat for his birthday she contacted the council and organised for the youngster to have a trip around the waste depot and a ride in one of their bin lorries.
William, his dad Peter and granddad Jack were shown around the site by the crew who collect their bins each week.
Chris said: "He had an absolutely wonderful time. The crew were so kind to him. They even gave him a high-visibility jacket and a pair of gloves.
"He slept in the jacket for the first three nights after his trip and only took the gloves off when he had a bath.
"It sounds funny but he is obsessed with bins and the bin crews. It started about two years ago.
"Bin day is the highlight of the week. William knows exactly what day and what time the crew come. He makes us all stand outside and wave to them.
"We've been doing it so long now the lads recognise William and wave back."
William, who starts at Chowbent Primary School this September, was given a guided tour of the depot in Ince and he got to ride in the bin lorry.
Chris said: "I just knew he would love to see the depot so thought it would be a lovely treat for his birthday.
"Everyone was so nice to him. I can't thank the council enough. He's been telling everyone he's been to see his friends at the depot."
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By Rose O. Sherman, EdD, RN, FAAN
"All great leaders communicate in the same way. They always start with the Why". Simon Sinek
I was recently talking with a Chief Nursing Officer about meetings that she was holding with staff to talk about the new direction that the organization was taking. A young nurse stood up during one of the information meetings and said – "before you start telling us about what we will be doing – can you please explain why." This important question gets to the heart of what Simon Sinek talks about in his book Start with Why. He points out that people won't buy into what you do without knowing why you do it.
The Golden Circle
The conventional pathway that the leadership in many organizations use in presenting any change is to start with the what and then explain the how. To achieve remarkable results, Sinek explains that this order needs to be reversed. Whether your goal is to reach staff or patients, people will buy into why you do what you do versus what you do. In his book, Sinek used Apple as a great example of a company that has successfully conveyed the why in their work to consumers. Apple, for example, explains they do what they do to challenge authority. They explain what they do as designing beautiful products that are easy to use. What do they do? They happen to sell computers.
Starting with the Why
The why of what you do in your health care organization can often be found in your mission statement or sometimes in a theoretical framework that you have chosen for care. For many years, I practiced nursing in the Department of Veterans Affairs. The mission statement of the VA dates back to Abraham Lincoln "To care for him who shall have borne the battle, and for his widow, and his orphan" by serving and honoring the men and women who are America's veterans." This was the why of everything that we did. As a leader, I had this mission statement prominently displayed on the units and in my office. I remember as a nurse recruiter calling this to the attention of prospective applicants and asking them whether this was something that they could believe in.
Kaiser Permanente, a very large health system, has the following why in their mission statement "Kaiser Permanente exists to provide affordable, high quality health care services to improve the health of our members and the communities we serve." With this clear why, it is easy to understand why Kaiser has been an early adopter of the accountable care organization model. ACOs are part of a new reimbursement strategy with health reform and to keep care affordable and accessible, this is a wise step. This same model can be taken down to the unit level. If the why in your unit mission statement is to serve our patients with compassionate, family-centered and evidence-based care…..then any discussion of a change such as open visiting hours should be brought back to this why.
Moving to the How
In the current health care environment, many organizations are challenged financially and leaders are being asked to implement new strategies to meet the demands of changes coming with health reform. This may result in changes in how you do what you do. Your how today is likely to involve designing strategies to provide the right patient the right care at the right time in the right place and at the right price.
Finishing with the What
The what should come last not first. Nursing staff need the context of the why and how before they hear the direct changes that might impact their practice.
Change is taking place in health care today at a incredible pace. Sinek has found in his research that leaders who use the golden circle of leadership communication from the inside out are more effective and gain the respect and buy in of their staff. This is advice worth taking.
Read to Lead
Sinek, S. (2011). Start with why: How great leaders inspire everyone to take action. Portfolio Trade Publishers.
Sinek, S. (September 2009 TedTalk) How great leaders inspire action.
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UPDATE 10:20 a.m.
According to information released this morning by the Tazewell County Sheriff's Office, they believe they have solved the murders of Harvey and Valerie Looney. The couple were found murdered on March 30, 2009 at their business - the Pizza Plus in Claypool Hill.
Yesterday, Christopher Dean Looney, 32, of the Belfast area in Russell County, was taken into custody and charged with two counts of capital murder.
Looney is the son and only child of Harvey and Valerie Looney. Currently he is being held in the Southwest Virginia Regional Jail in Tazewell.
News Channel 11 has learned investigators are set to announce new developments in a nearly four year old murder case.
The Tazewell County Sheriff's Office will announce what it calls an "important development" in the Pizza Plus murders that happened March 30, 2009.
You can watch the news conference live at 10 a.m. right here on wjhl dot com.
The night someone killed Harvey and Valerie Looney, they had stayed late to close the Pizza Plus in Claypool Hill, Virginia.
Previously, detectives had told News Channel 11 they believed someone with knowledge of the restaurant's security system might have been involved.
Detectives think the attacker, or group of attackers, were watching when Harvey Looney walked out the back door of the restaurant. To date, the sheriff's office has not released the cause of death for either victim.
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- 1. Peel / defrost raw prawns then crush the garlic cloves and mix them together with the olive oil, butter, salt, pepper and 6/8 tbsp. of sweet chilli sauce. Add the prawns to the mix, cover and marinate for 2 hours.
- 2. Bring to the boil a large pan of lightly salted water and cook the pasta.
- 3. While the pasta is cooking, heat a fry pan and add the prawns and marinade, fry until the prawns are cooked through.
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- 1 tbsp. butter
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- 8 tbsp. sweet chilli sauce
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- Heat the olive oil in a flameproof ceramic bowl until just under boiling point. Remove from heat.
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- Blanch the asparagus in boiling salted water for 2 minutes, drain and refresh.
- Mix the Shao Hsing Rice Wine with the soy sauce, mix in the Tiger Prawns and leave to marinate for 15 minutes.
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- Add the Tiger Prawns and marinade, stir, add the asparagus and then stir-fry until the shrimp are cooked tender. Sprinkle with the remaing scallions some chopped parsley and a julienne of ginger and serve.
Shao hsing wine, Usually, you shouldn't cook with any wine you wouldn't drink, and you should never ever buy cooking wine in the supermarket. And yet, here I am, telling you to do just that, to buy Chinese shao hsing (or shao xing) wine, for the reason that without it you will certainly not be able to recreate genuine Chinese dishes. According to The Encyclopedia of Asian Food, shao hsing wine, also called "yellow wine", is named for the town in the northern Chekiang province of China which produces it. Blended from glutinous rice, millet, a special yeast and local mineral spring waters, the best shao hsing (not whatever is in the bottle in my food cupboard) is fermented for at least 10 years, and is used both for drinking and for cooking. Shao hsing comes in three varieties: shang niang, which is robust; chu yeh ching, which owes its pale green color and delicate flavour to young bamboo leaves added during fermentation; and hsiang hsueh (fragrant snow), which is sweet and pale. What I buy from my Chinese supermarket is not the sort of shao hsing wine that is matured and mellow but at less than 2 quid a bottle what would you expect, nevertheless it is perfect for cooking and adding a touch of authentic flavour. You can substitute dry sherry in equal amounts for shao hsing wine, but it's not quite the same. Shao hsing keeps forever in the pantry, stored at room temperature.
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- In a bowl, stir water into cornflour (cornstarch) to make a light batter. Dip prawns in batter to coat evenly, allow excess batter to drain off.
- In a wok, heat oil until smoking, add prawns and deep-fry for about 3 minutes until golden brown. Using a slotted spoon, remove and then drain on absorbent kitchen paper. Pour oil from wok, leaving just to 2 tablespoonsful. Add spring onions and ginger and stir-fry for 1 minute. Stir in remaining ingredients and bring to boil. Add prawns to sauce and heat gently until sauce has thickened.
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There's a ray of light on the horizon for Safewalk, amid the dark and ominous budget cuts. In spite of a possible 100 per cent funding cut from the University of Calgary, administration promises to find a way to keep Safewalk operating.
The safety program currently receives funding from both the Students' Union and administration. On Jan. 21, Safewalk received $5,500 in funding for the next year from the SU, but because of budget cuts announced in November, administration may not offer their usual funding of about $30,000.
"I think it's irresponsible," said Safewalk Coordinator Cameron May, adding that expansion of buildings and services creates more opportunity for attacks. "Campus Security has to cover more ground."
Luckily for Safewalk, administration appear to agree.
"There will be a Safewalk program now and in the future," said U of C VP Communications Roman Cooney. "We will find a way to keep it."
The SU and administration are exploring a possible financial partnership to help ease the administration's budget burdens.
"There's nothing written in stone yet," said SU VP Events Irene Enyedy. "But we'll make sure [Safewalk] stays."
"[The administration's] way is to shove it off on the SU," said May. "But I would totally welcome a partnership, especially if they would dedicate some space."
If Safewalk becomes entirely SU-funded, May fears they will lose their space in the Campus Security offices. Without a private, secure space, some individuals may not feel comfortable asking for help. As well, Campus Security donates their back-up radios to Safewalk, allowing volunteers to keep in contact with Campus Security, increasing safety. Cutbacks may also cause Safewalk to stop awarding tuition honoraria to their volunteers.
"We may not be able to get volunteers," said May. "We won't be able to fill shifts, and will have delayed response times, and it puts more of a burden on Campus Security and they're getting cutbacks, too."
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Cincinnati (22-36) at St. Louis (24-30), Tuesday, 8:10 p.m. ET
Just when it looked like the Reds were on their way to their first winning road trip of the season, the Rockies came from six runs back to win, 10-9, in 10 innings on Sunday afternoon.Cincinnati is now 3-3 on its current road trip and concludes the trip this week with a three-game series against St. Louis starting on Tuesday. Only two victories separate them in the win column; however, the Cards are alone in second, while the Reds are alone in the cellar. The Reds have only won one series since the start of May and had not won consecutive games until last week. Aaron Harang pitches the opener for Cincinnati. He has been the lone bright spot for the team on the road this season. The team is 12-18 on the road, but Harang has a 3-1 road record with a 4.22 ERA and the team has won five of his six road starts. Pitching matchup
CIN: RHP Aaron Harang (6-2, 4.22 ERA)
Harang is coming off his first complete game of the season, a masterful six-hitter against the Astros in which he struck out seven. He will be trying to repeat his performance of April 24 at Busch Stadium. That day, Harang improved to 3-0 when he went 7 2/3 innings and allowed just two runs on five hits and struck out five en route to a 10-3 win. Harang is 4-6 in his career vs. the Cardinals but is 3-1 in his last five starts against them over last two seasons. STL: RHP Todd Wellemeyer (1-1, 7.57 ERA)
The Cardinals love Wellemeyer's arm, and they liked the way he handled himself in his first start for them on Wednesday at Coors Field. He can be prone to both walks and home runs, and he needs to keep those tendencies in check. But he can throw legitimate gas, and his slider can be an out pitch. Player to watch
Cincinnati first baseman Scott Hatteberg went 0-for-8 over the weekend in Colorado, but look for him to get out of his slump when he faces Wellemeyer, against whom he is 3-for-4 with one double. On the Internet
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Wednesday: Reds (RHP Bronson Arroyo, 2-6, 4.73) at Cardinals (RHP Brad Thompson, 4-1, 4.37), 8:10 p.m. ET
Thursday: Reds (RHP Kyle Lohse, 2-7, 4.58) at Cardinals (RHP Adam Wainwright, 4-4, 5.12), 8:10 p.m. ET
Friday: Indians (LHP Cliff Lee, 2-3, 6.35) at Reds (TBA), 7:10 p.m. ET
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The Department of Education is backing up its stance of boosting school results with a pair of federal grants that have the potential to drastically alter public education.
The grants — one targeting the fees low income and at-risk students pay to take the Advanced Placement Test, and the other to fund a reform initiative — will have an immediate impact on the School District of Philadelphia.
Pennsylvania is one of 43 states to receive a portion of the $21.5 million to pay for the AP test, which usually cost upwards of $87 per test; this grant — worth $487,964 to the Pennsylvania Department of Education — will cover up to $38 per test, and allows for the test to be taken up to three times.
The estimated number of low-income test-takers determined the per-state funding of the program; for example, the California Department of Education received $7,603,946 while the South Dakota Department of Education received $9,868.
The Advanced Placement Test is taken by high school students to gauge their ability to take Advanced Placement classes, which will then count as credit towards their college degree; the test is administered by the College Board, and once students pass the exam, they become eligible to take college-level classes in subjects ranging from art history to U.S. government & politics.
"Advanced Placement participation is an important element in creating a college-going culture in our high schools," said U.S. Secretary of Education Arne Duncan, via a statement released by his office. "AP courses help students develop the study skills, critical reasoning and habits that prepare them for the transition to college.
"They give students, particularly first-generation college-goers, the confidence that they can successfully handle college-level work," Duncan continued. "These funds will help eliminate financial roadblocks for more low-income students and allow them to fully benefit from the AP program."
Eligible schools chosen to receive the grant must adopt and implement one of four federally-mandated reform models: Transformation, Turnaround, Restart and School Closure.
The Grover Cleveland Elementary School in Tioga will be the sole Philadelphia benefactor of the $6.9 million Federal School Improvement Grant, with the school receiving $1,385,140 for its "Restart" plan.
"Pennsylvania has a rich educational history, and is home to some of the best and brightest school leaders, educators and students, but unfortunately, there are too many schools that have a history of persistently failing to provide their students with a quality education," said Pennsylvania Department of Education Secretary Ron Tomalis. "The intent of the School Improvement Grants is to allow low-performing schools to implement innovative educational initiatives that meet the needs of the students they serve and ensure their students receive a world-class education.
"I applaud the leadership of these schools for acknowledging the challenges they face and seeking an opportunity to reform their educational programs."
While Grover Cleveland Elementary School didn't show up on the commonwealth's list of Persistently Dangerous Schools, it did fail to make Adequate Yearly Progress and is currently in the second phase of taking corrective action, according to the Pennsylvania School Board Association. According to the PDE, only the state's lowest-achieving schools (failing to make substantial progress and/or graduating less than 60 percent of its students for two of the past three years) are eligible for the grant.
There were 115 eligible schools in Pennsylvania, but only 21 submitted applications, which drew the ire of Tomalis.
"It is inexcusable that 82 percent of eligible schools chose not to engage in a simple application process," Tomalis said, "that could have resulted in additional educational opportunities for students."


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Privately published books and collections of edited documents and letters will not be considered. Lists of past recipients are listed on the Conference Web site (www.CHWR.org). Copies of nominated books should be sent to:
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@tbtduluth Tulsa Chick-Fil-A employees brought out cold water for a group of protesters. yfrog.com/gzz99bzj—
Loudmouth Rep (@loudmouthrep) August 02, 2012
Ah, yes. Another self-righteous and smug liberal claiming tolerance, while being anything but tolerant. Another Twitter user points this pesky fact out to him, in picture form.
Their money "funds hate." Like the totally hateful act of providing water, for free, to people protesting their company and trying to bully them.
Huh. How "intolerant," right, Shephard Smith and Donna Brazile? Looks like there was more total bigotry and hate across the nation!
I'm receiving reports that Chick-fil-A employees have been taking water out to protesters. Christian or no, you can't help but respect that.—
Brian Nichols (@bknichols) August 01, 2012
Even though cfa was really busy they took time to take water outside to protesters :)—
Rea Of Sunshine (@JonicaRea) August 02, 2012
the Chick-fil-a workers took the protesters water today! #sonice—
Lauren Talton (@lauren_talton) August 02, 2012
RT @StefaniesSkirts Chickfila workers just brought out water to some protesters!That's how it should be/ that's what Jesus would do!—
kristi laking (@kristilaking) August 02, 2012
My roommate is a manager at @ChickfilA & said he handed out dozens of bottles of water to pro-gay protesters outside the store #TotalBigot—
RJ Moeller (@rjmoeller) August 02, 2012
Holy chicken, this is crazy. Checked things out, gave the protesters water. You know, the usual? 🐮 🐔 instagr.am/p/NzvKg2HUdT/—
Haley Tedesco (@HayHay1949) August 02, 2012
But it couldn't have possibly happened in the icky, old South, could it have?
Protestors at Chickfila. The employees brought them each out water to drink. That shows class right there instagr.am/p/NzOTR2DSv4/—
madison keith (@mk_elizabeth) August 01, 2012
HATE! "@studionashvegas: The mngr @ Columbia Ave #ChickFilA just brought some protesters water cups. http://t.co/uqAcAUcq"—
Ben R Woodard (@benrwoodard) August 02, 2012
#ChickfilA in Tupelo, Miss employees served cold water to protesters….and never asked them their sexual orientation. #Loveinaction—
Sherry Collins (@missmagnoliamom) August 02, 2012
News showed a Chick Fil A worker (Jonesboro AR) giving water and drinks to the protesters. WWJD? Probably that..—
Brock Puckett (@brockpuckett) August 02, 2012
#DontYouJustHateWhen Chick-Fil-A serves protesters cold water on a hot day?—
central transmission (@centralTrans) August 01, 2012
The media does; it rips its false narrative to shreds.
A employee from #ChickFilA just brought one of the gay marriage protesters a cup of water, and politely listened to their comments.—
Sam Valley (@SamValley) August 02, 2012
That seems to be par for the course for kind and gracious Chick-fil-A workers, even in the face of contemptible bullies. Well done, Chick-fil-A management and employees.
"Tolerant" liberals can learn a lot from you.


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I'm a little late posting this because my work computer - which needs to be taken out in the woods and exterminated like a rabid dog - refused to cooperate, but yes: Peruvian novelist Mario Vargas Llosa won the 2010 Nobel Prize for Literature, despite the Nobel committee's disdain for non-European writers.
Vargas Llosa has written more than 30 novels, play and essays and won Spain's Cervantes Prize in 1995. The Associated Press reports that he's the first South American winner of the $10 million kroner prize (that's $1.5 million to you) since Gabriel Garcia Marquez won it in 1982.
In the past six years, the Nobel lit prize has gone to five Europeans (surprise!) and one Turk, despite plenty of giants of American letters who might deserve the honor. Philip Roth, say? (Yes. I've been converted by American Pastoral.)
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Should Floyd take the same bait De La Hoya did?
I know it's a day after and too early to be talking up a potential opponent, but being that after Canelo, it really doesent seem like a lot of names are out there that can be considered a threat to Mayweather around 140-154lbs., and being that it seems to not even matter if Floyd faces guys who come in to a fight weighing 160+, then how realistic is it for a fight like this to happen?
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i think Hopkins just wants a huge payday. Like James Toney Said-"Hopkins needs to quit calling out WWs." What If Flod told Rigondeaux to meet him at 138? That would be gay.
Completely agree.
And if Hopkins can make 160 there is nothing stopping him from fighting the handful of guys around his weight (ward, ggg, Stevenson, kovalev, martinez, quillen). I know he and Andre are on that "Aw I love you dawg, id never fight you, you my brother" shit. Fuck all that as someone who lives sports, don't you wanna see who's best? I would definitely wanna see if I was better than a dude people compare me to.
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College players met five years ago
School: Yale University.
Class: Senior.
Height: 6-foot-2.
Hometown connection: Camarillo resident, Oaks Christian High graduate.
Position: Forward.
Notable: Is second leading scorer this season with two goals and three assists.
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Class: Sophomore.
Hometown connection: Thousand Oaks resident, La Reina High graduate.
Position: Forward.
Long-distance relationship: Leonard and Van Horn have been dating for nearly five years since being set up on a blind date for Oaks Christian's winter formal. They have spent most of their relationship in separate places pursuing their soccer and academic goals. They live for holiday breaks and communicate daily by phone or email.
Rachel Van Horn used to laugh at romantic notions like absence makes the heart grow fonder and love will overcome any distance.
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Leonard, a Camarillo native, is completing his senior season at Yale while Van Horn, a Thousand Oaks native, is a sophomore playing at East Tennessee State.
They are separated by 720 miles, but bonded by the same position (forward), uniform number (22) and uniform colors (blue and white).
"It sounds so corny, but the fact that we can be so far apart and still be as in love as when we first met is pretty special," Van Horn said. "I think it's a little bit more fun than people who see each other every day."
Leonard, 21, and Van Horn, 19, have been dating for nearly five years, but have spent a significant portion of that time apart.
They attended different high schools — he went to Oaks Christian and she went to La Reina.
They were set up on a blind date by friends, and introduced at a Super Bowl party before Oaks Christian's winter formal.
They broke the ice by juggling a soccer ball.
"I was just this weird 14-year-old with gah-gah eyes over this older boy," Van Horn recalled. "I don't know why, because I was a big tomboy my whole life and had just started liking guys the year before that."
After growing closer on and off the field, Leonard stretched their boundaries by heading off to New Haven, Conn., to attend Yale.
An international business major slated to graduate in May, Leonard is taking a lighter academic load this year to dedicate more time to soccer and other campus activities.
The Sigma Nu fraternity member is Yale's second leading scorer with two goals and three assists.
"I have a more definitive role and have a very clear-cut purpose this season," Leonard said. "I know exactly what the coaches want me to do and I have been pretty productive statwise and as a leader, so that has been good."
During his sophomore year, Leonard spent a semester abroad studying in China. His father was born and raised in Hong Kong, and Leonard enjoyed retracing some family history.
"It was probably my most memorable experience at Yale," Leonard said. "It was just great learning a new culture and furthering a language. I loved it."
Leonard and Van Horn both had a chance to travel internationally this past summer. But just like in college, they did it separately.
While Leonard served an internship with a law firm in Spain, Van Horn attended culinary school in Florence, Italy.
Van Horn, a hospitality and restaurant management major, spent each day in the kitchen and most nights playing indoor soccer with a group of Italian guys.
"Italy and Spain are basically right next to each other, but I still didn't see Liam," Van Horn said. "We were literally a boat ride away, but were both so busy we only visited each other like twice. It's kind of fitting for us actually."
The 5-foot-11 Van Horn played goalkeeper last year for ETSU out of necessity when the starter was injured, and posted a 0.89 goals-against average.
She moved back to forward this season, and is rehabilitating a recently dislocated knee cap.
Van Horn never thought she would play Division I soccer until watching Leonard go through the process of choosing a college.
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Van Horn considered attending a school in the Northeast to be closer to Leonard, but was fascinated by the Southeast and its culture.
"I didn't want to regret hating school just to be near someone," Van Horn said. "I wanted to be somewhere I really wanted to go because of the school and the environment. Liam didn't care as long as I was happy."
Leonard doesn't regret the decision.
"I think not going to the same university is actually a blessing in disguise," he said. "The time that we would want to spend together if we were close by and the negative correlation on academics is obvious. The physical separation allows us to grow individually in our own unique environment while at the same time establishing strong emotional ties."
Despite being apart, Van Horn rarely worries about Leonard meeting any "Yale girls" and he hardly frets about her meeting any "Southern gentlemen."
The couple plans to finally live together once Van Horn graduates.
But until then, Leonard will enter the working world with business school on the horizon and Van Horn will continue her role as her team's long-distance relationship expert.
"One girl was saying she hasn't seen her boyfriend in three weeks," Van Horn said. "I was like, Cry me a river. Try five months.' "
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's Carnegie Hall was akin to a pilgrimage site in September when Sonny Rollins marked the 50th anniversary of his debut at the revered venue. Jazz musicians and aficionados who have drawn inspiration from the self-named Saxophone Colossus turned out in droves: Lee Konitz, John Zorn, Pat Metheny and Joe Lovano were all spotted, as were the rock star Lou Reed and his wife Laurie Anderson. New York
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Rollins spoke to IPS Brussels correspondent David Cronin ahead of a forthcoming European tour.
IPS: You grew up in the Harlem area of
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My memories of my childhood were listening to great people and music coming from
I used to wait outside Coleman Hawkins' house with a picture for him to autograph.
IPS: In the sleeve notes to your 1958 album Freedom Suite, you wrote: "How ironic that the Negro, who more than any other people can claim
SR: I came from a family of activists. My grandmother was a member of (Jamaican-born black nationalist leader) Marcus Garvey's group. She took me with her to a lot of protest parades, where we were petitioning the government for better treatment and so on.
Every black artist, every jazz artist and every black person had that kind of problem (with racism). It was just part of the way the world was.
I've fought against it all my life and fortunately have made some progress in my life. I've been trying to have a good image for jazz music.
There certainly was a racial divide problem in the 20th century and there still is in the 21st. I call the problem we have today 'tribalism'. Until we can solve that, we will have a big problem solving the world's problems. It's still there in different ways. If you've been a victim, like I have, you have to fight against. I have no choice.
IPS: You have taken a number of so-called sabbaticals from the music business. Why did you do so?
SR: Each of them was for a different reason. In the 1950s, I took off a period because I was addicted to drugs and had to get away from that. In 1968, I took off a period because I wanted to study Eastern philosophy. I travelled to
IPS: Did you feel that your success was a burden for you?
SR: In 1959, I had a big reputation in the jazz world, but I knew I needed to study some more. I needed more time to get away from performing to practise and study.
The biggest example I want to set for other musicians is that you have to be happy with what you're doing. You have to make the best effort and do the best you can do and not be influenced by people around you. Once you do that, it doesn't matter what other people think. That's what I did.
I knew I had to study music and I knew I couldn't do that while being a jazz star. I had to get away.
IPS: One thing you have been known to do is take jazz standards or popular tunes and put your personal stamp on them. Do you still do that?
SR: I have discerned among my audience today a thirst for new material. You have to have a mix. You can't just play old standards, you have to play original things. I notice that young people and people in general who come to see me want to hear something new.
People might have got disenchanted with the whole world — just like with politics. People feel that about wars. The Second World War. What good did that do? So why should they feel positive about that era and songs from that era?
But there is a dilemma. My old fans don't want me to play anything new. They want me to play the old standards. It's one of those musical puzzles.
IPS: Do you still go to
SR: When I have to — for business reasons. The place I lived in was very close to the World Trade Centre. It is still contaminated by the air quality, by the poison from the explosion.
I kept the apartment for a while but never slept in it any more (after Sep. 11). Eventually, I gave it up.
IPS: How do you feel about how the Bush Administration used
9/11 as a pretext for the war in
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Bush squandered a very important period. After 9/11, everybody in the world was on the side of the
at that time.
Unfortunately, Mr Bush didn't use that period to keep everybody on our side. Instead, it was the same old thing of 'if you're not with me, you're against me'. There was a chance after 9/11 that things could be different and that chance was squandered. Today, we have the same old stupid wars.
IPS: Does Buddhism remain important to you?
SR: I still do my yoga and I still practice. It has given me a different outlook on life. I wanted to find something more satisfying for my soul. I didn't just want to be a person who gets a big car and a big house. I'm not interested in that.
I'm still on the learning path and I still have an open mind.
I have a fairly good idea, though, about certain things in life. For instance, it is better to give than receive. That's very simple but of course, it's forgotten. Nobody thinks of giving today, everybody wants to get money.
IPS: So many of your peers are dead. Do you see yourself, to use the title of Jerry Lee Lewis' latest album, as the 'last man standing'?
SR: I don't look at it that way. One reason is because I have the ability to think about friends like Thelonius Monk, John Coltrane, Miles (Davis), Clifford Brown. I can bring them to mind and it's like I'm still with them.
I don't look at it like I'm the last man standing. But I can understand why other people are saying that.
IPS: Can you ever see yourself retiring from music?
SR: Playing requires a certain physical dexterity and ability. As long as I have that, I will keep playing.
There is no endgame in music. Music itself has no end, there's always more to learn. I know I want to be able to reach a way of playing that transcends everything. I've not done that yet, that's why I keep practising.
It depends what you want to achieve. Nobody was greater than (pianist and bandleader) Count Basie. Maybe if I was as great as Count Basie, I'd say 'I'm alright' and just retire. But in my mind, I haven't reached my vision.


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Golf and rugby sevens win 2016 Olympics vote- 14 Aug 2009 00:00:00
Golf and rugby sevens have emerged as the two new sports set for inclusion in the 2016 Olympics after the International Olympic Committee's Executive Board voted for their addition to the Olympic programme during a meeting in Berlin.
Softball, squash, baseball, karate and roller sports were also hoping to be included, but have all missed out with golf and rugby sevens put forward to fill the two available spaces.
The recommendation must be rubber-stamped by a full meeting of the IOC congress in Copenhagen in October.
Golf was played at the Paris Games in 1900 - when Walter Rutherford and David Robertson won silver and gold respectively for Great Britain - and four years later in St Louis, but has never returned to the Olympic agenda.
The proposed format would be a 72-hole strokeplay competition for men and women, with 60 players in each field. The world's top 15 players would qualify automatically, and all major professional tours would alter tournament schedules to avoid a clash with the Olympics.
IOC president Jacques Rogge said winning an Olympic gold medal would remain one of the main ambitions for top golfers, despite the traditional lure of the four major championships - the Masters, the Open, the US Open and the USPGA.
Rogge said: 'This is the young generation that will be at its peak in 2016. The same question was raised time and time again when tennis and ice-hockey were introduced.
'Ask Rafael Nadal and Roger Federer, ask the NHL players, ask the NBA basketball players. They all want to go to the games - they are absolutely not concerned about that.'
Fears that a number of the sport's top players would not compete in the Games have proved unfounded with world number one Tiger Woods leading the way in stating his intention to take part.
Rugby union, which was played in four different Olympics between 1900 and 1924 in the full 15-a-side format, proposes the seven-a-side version for both men and women.
The International Rugby Board would scrap its Sevens World Cup to ensure the Olympics is the sport's top event. Sevens rugby is already part of the Commonwealth Games.
The 15-member board selected the proposed sports for 2016 by secret ballot over several rounds, with the sport receiving the fewest votes eliminated each time. Rogge, who chairs the board, did not vote.
Rugby was the clear winner overall, getting seven votes in the first round and a majority of nine in the second. In a separate ensuing vote, golf needed four rounds to get through.
Karate actually led the first round with five votes, with golf getting three. Golf then got six votes in the second, seven in the third and nine in the fourth.


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