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Win big at this year's Algoa FM Boardwalk Big Walk for Cancer!
12:33 (GMT+2), Mon, Monday, October 20, 2014
Participants taking part in this year's Algoa FM Boardwalk Big Walk for Cancer on Saturday, 25 October stand the chance to win big prizes. Those who come dressed in their craziest and wackiest outfits and take a selfie using #Boardwalk can win dinner and drinks at The Boardwalk including tickets to see the Vengaboys with an exclusive meet and greet for 4 friends. BP is asking walkers to take a selfie at the massiv...
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Entries open for the Algoa FM Boardwalk Big Walk for Cancer
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Entries open on Monday, 15 September for the Algoa FM Boardwalk Big Walk for Cancer which will take place at The Boardwalk on Saturday, October 25. The Boardwalk is the new partner to the Big Walk for Cancer, which is one of the biggest charity events on the Eastern Cape calendar. The Igazi Foundation is the beneficiary of this year's walk, with the funds going towards moving the Dora Nginza paediatric oncology w...
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This year's Algoa FM Boardwalk Big Walk for Cancer in Port Elizabeth adds a new and exciting addition to the walk as the route will take participants through The Boardwalk Hotel foyer. The aim is to get 12 000 people walking in aid of Igazi Foundation; raising the necessary funds to assist children suffering from cancer. "Research has shown that that there will be a big increase in the incidence of childh...
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Join the DMB for a Spring dip – come rain or shine!
13:10 (GMT+2), Fri, Friday, August 29, 2014
Algoa FM's Daron Mann Breakfast (DMB) team is challenging the people of the Metro to join them for an early morning swim on September 1 to celebrate Spring Day – come rain or shine! "We know that the weather on the official first day of spring is usually rainy or cold – or both – but we will be in the water from around seven in the morning," says Algoa FM programme manager Baydu Adams...
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Algoa FM equips Walmer High School library and awards R85 000 bursary
12:16 (GMT+2), Tue, Tuesday, July 29, 2014
Masifunde Learner Development received a R65 000 donation to equip the Walmer High School library with the much needed textbooks and reference books. In addition to the donation, Algoa FM also announced today at an assembly of 1500 learners and teachers that they are also awarding Walmer High School with an Algoa FM bursary to the value of R85 000 at Varsity College. This bursary will be awarded to a grade 12 W...
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Developing the next Makhaya Ntini through "Fun Friday" Clinics
16:34 (GMT+2), Tue, Tuesday, July 22, 2014
Regular Friday cricket clinics will help the Eastern Cape to produce the next generation of international cricketers like Makhaya Ntini. Based on the passion and interest in creating a lasting sporting cricket legacy, The Makhaya Ntini Cricket Academy launched the "Fun Fridays School Cricket Clinics" on the 22nd July 2014 as an initiative for the 67 Minutes for Nelson Mandela Day. The event was held at the Winte...
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Algoa FM reaches out beyond 67 minutes with the Power of Radio
16:57 (GMT+2), Tue, Tuesday, July 15, 2014
Algoa FM presenters will be out and about investing 67 minutes for a charity in their broadcast area to mark Mandela Day. Each presenter has selected a charity that is close to their hearts in which they will be spending their 67 minutes with, on Friday, 18 July. "This approach encourages and informs Algoa FM listeners about 11 different charities stretching from the Garden Route to the Wild Coast and inland to the bor...
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Enjoy a Shanghai Showdown at Algoa FM charity golf day
16:56 (GMT+2), Tue, Tuesday, July 15, 2014
East London's The Haven Wellness Centre has been selected as the 2014 beneficiary of the Algoa Cares Winter Charity Golf Day. This year's theme is "Shanghai Showdown". This annual event will be taking place on the East London golf clubs famed Colonel SV Hotchkin greens and is the highlight on the Border golfing calendar. "The Algoa Cares Winter Charity Golf Day is both organised and hosted...
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Youth invasion of Algoa FM on June 16
16:33 (GMT+2), Thu, Thursday, June 12, 2014
Grade 11 and 12 learners from Nelson Mandela Bay and Buffalo City will be taking over the airwaves on Algoa FM on Monday, June 16. A total of 14 pupils from schools across the Metro and three from East London will be working shifts at the station from sunrise to sunset to mark Youth Day. They have been trained as presenters, news readers and producers by Algoa FM programme manager Baydu Adams. Two pupils at a time wil...
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Algoa FM listeners can help spread the warmth this winter
11:34 (GMT+2), Wed, Wednesday, June 04, 2014
With an icy cold start to winter Algoa FM is encouraging listeners to help spread some love and warmth to those less fortunate. Algoa FM listeners can once again help make an impact with the Algoa Cares Winter Woolly Week project by donating items to alleviate the strain of winter on the needy. "Our listeners are dedicated to helping their community and they always respond to our call to action. They are the key to the...
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Recipe of an Award Winning Radio Advert – Crickley Dairy
15:45 (GMT+2), Tue, Tuesday, April 15, 2014
Crickley Dairy's advert was announced as Radio Advert of the Year at the 2014 MTN Radio Awards that was hosted at the Sandton Convention Centre on Saturday, 12 April. Algoa FM Sales Manager, Dennis Karantges says, "We entered 5 of our local clients that we knew had the potential to win and Crickley Dairy certainly did; their ad was short, entertaining and they kept it simple communicating the most...
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Algoa FM fosters dialogue about drug addiction in the Metro
08:18 (GMT+2), Tue, Tuesday, April 01, 2014
Algoa FM will be featuring the legendary Port Elizabeth D-J "Mr. Shakes" on KayCee Rossouw's show every Thursday between seven and ten in the evening to discuss the drug abuse problem in the Nelson Mandela Bay Metro. Mr. Shakes is a master of ceremonies, club owner and prominent figure in the Northern Areas of Port Elizabeth. Whilst working in the field; Mr. Shakes noticed how more and more people were abu...
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Algoa FM's talent shines again in MTN Radio Awards
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MTN Radio Awards winning presenters, Daron Mann and Wayne Hart, get to defend their titles as they've yet again been nominated for Best Breakfast Show Presenter and Best Music Show in Commercial Radio for 2014. The station celebrates an additional nomination this year as the breakfast team has been nominated in the category of Best Breakfast Show. Upon winning the Best Breakfast Show Presenter Award last year, Daron w...
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Algoa FM makes SA Idols auditions possible in PE
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The tenth season of the popular M-Net Idols auditions is coming to Port Elizabeth thanks to Algoa FM. Last year Algoa FM lobbied hard with the M-Net team to bring the auditions to the friendly city and this year they got it right again. Auditions will be held in The Boardwalk Amphitheatre. The auditions will take place on Thursday, March 13 from nine in the morning. "Get to The Boardwalk early if you think you have w...
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Ripon High beat out Calaveras on a team playoff hole to capture a second straight Sac-Joaquin Section Division V Tournament championship Monday at Marysville's Peach Tree Golf & Country Club.
Dakota Conners' first error in Valley Oak League play nearly cost Sierra High.
Manteca resident Jessica Burdge completed a stellar junior campaign with the Wagner College women's water polo team this past Saturday, when the Seahawks dropped an 11-6 decision to 12th-ranked Indiana in the NCAA Tournament play-in game.
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Ripon High's coed tennis team had its way with Forest Lake Christian on Monday, blanking the Sierra Delta League champion in Auburn, 9-0.
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The East Union girls soccer team will rest its legs before making a charge at its first section championship.
Despite Ripon jumping out to a one-run lead on the road against Orestimba on Friday, the Indians didn't have an answer at the plate for the Warriors' Adrian Perez.
In this her 10th year in the Sierra volleyball program, Timberwolves coach Trinity Johnson is looking to improve on last year's 1-13 Valley Oak League record – 3-19 overall – and she is not afraid to think outside the box to do it.

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According to a rumour reported by the Tracking Board, Mark Wahlberg is in line to play the bionic astronaut Steve Austin in a film adaptation of the famous 1970s TV series.
Plans for a Six Million Dollar Man movie have surfaced repeatedly over the years, only to end up shelved every time. Previous attempts to remake the series for the big screen have involved Kevin Smith, who wrote a screenplay in the 1990s, and Jim Carrey, who in 2003 was attached to star in a version directed by Todd Phillips.
Richard Anderson, one of the stars of the original series, even indicated his involvement in a remake as recently as 2006, before talks between Universal and Miramax hit a standstill. The former studio owned the rights to the TV show, while the latter claimed the rights to Cyborg, the Martin Caidin novel that inspired it.
Now, according to the Tracking Board's sources, the project could be back on the table. Fresh off of the blockbuster Transformers: Age Of Extinction, Wahlberg will reportedly play the title character, a man who becomes a cyborg when he is brought back from the brink of death through technology. Peter Berg (Hancock) is attached to produce and possibly direct the feature for Universal, with additional involvement from Harvey Weinstein.
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MILWAUKEE (AP) Darnell Coles is the new hitting coach for the Milwaukee Brewers, a team that missed the playoffs in large part because of problems at the plate.
Coles returns to Milwaukee after spending this season as the assistant hitting coach for the Detroit Tigers. Coles previously worked in the Brewers organization as the team's Double-A manager from 2012-13, and as minor league hitting coordinator in 2011.
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SHAMED diners have settled an outstanding restaurant bill after making their getaway in a taxi without paying for their meals.
Readers inundated police, naming the suspects wanted for the crime at Baci restaurant in Arthur Lane, Harwood, after CCTV pictures of the people were published in The Bolton News.
Police issued images of three of the four people who left the restaurant on Saturday, February 22, at about 10.45pm without paying the £120 they owed for their meals and drinks.
A waiter ran after the diners as he saw them leave in a taxi but the vehicle failed to stop despite the restaurant worker banging on a window.
But later a neighbour of one of the culprits challenged them about the unpaid bill after reading about it in The Bolton News and one of the men gave him money to repay Baci — before they had been spoken to by police.
The two men and two women will now be dealt with by restorative justice — dubbed as the "common sense" approach to low level crime in which those responsible are faced with a fitting resolution with the support of the victim.
A Baci spokesman said: "We have had people not pay for the bills a few times in the last six months — other people in the industry have said the same.
"I hope people will now know that police do take it seriously when bills are not paid.
"We didn't want the people to be punished, we just wanted them to pay the bill. Now it has been paid. Enough is enough."
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The restaurant thanked people for coming forward to help the local business.
Det Insp Charlotte Cadden, from Bolton North Neighbourhood Policing Team, said: "Thanks to readers of The Bolton News we have identified the people who made off from Baci restaurant without paying the £120 bill.
"The information flooded in from the public at the cheek of these two couples — who also saw themselves in The Bolton News article.
"We have used restorative justice to resolve the issues and the bill was paid before we even visited the people involved."


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Charred body in cabin thought to be ex-cop
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BIG BEAR, Calif. -- The extraordinary manhunt for the former Los Angeles police officer suspected of three murders converged Tuesday on a mountain cabin where authorities believe he barricaded himself inside, engaged in a shootout that killed a deputy and then never emerged as the home went up in flames.
A single gunshot was heard from within, and a charred body was found inside.
If the man inside proves to be Christopher Dorner, the search for the most wanted man in America over the last week would have ended the way he had expected -- death, with the police pursuing him.
Thousands of officers had been on the hunt for the former navy reservist since police said he launched a campaign to exact revenge against the Los Angeles Police Department for his firing. They say he threatened to bring "warfare" to officers and their families, spreading fear and setting off a search for him across the Southwest and Mexico.
"Enough is enough. It's time for you to turn yourself in. It's time to stop the bloodshed," LAPD Cmdr. Andrew Smith said at a news conference held outside police headquarters in Los Angeles, a starkly different atmosphere than last week when officials briefed the news media under tight security with Dorner on the loose.
A short time after Smith spoke Tuesday, smoke began to rise from the cabin in the snow-covered woods near Big Bear Lake, a resort town about 128 kilometres east of Los Angeles. Flames then engulfed the building -- images that were broadcast on live television around the world. TV helicopters showed the fire burning freely with no apparent effort to extinguish it.
"We have reason to believe that it is him," said San Bernardino County sheriff's spokeswoman Cynthia Bachman, adding she didn't know how the fire started. She noted there was gunfire between the person in the cabin and officers around the home before the blaze began.
Until Tuesday, authorities didn't know whether Dorner was still near Big Bear Lake, where they found his burned-out pickup last week.
Around 12:20 p.m. local time Tuesday, deputies got a report of a stolen pickup truck, authorities said. The location was directly across the street from where law enforcement set up their command post on Thursday and not far from where Dorner's pickup was abandoned. The owner of the vehicle taken Tuesday described the suspect as looking similar to Dorner.
A warden for the California Department of Fish and Wildlife travelling down Highway 38 recognized a man who fit Dorner's description travelling in the opposite direction. The officer pursued the vehicle and there was a shooting at 12:42 p.m. local time in which the wildlife vehicle was hit numerous times and the suspect escaped on foot after crashing his truck.
After holing up in the cabin, there was a second gunbattle with San Bernardino County deputies, two of whom were shot. One died and the other was expected to live after undergoing surgery.
"We're heartbroken," Big Bear Lake Mayor Jay Obernolte said of the deputy's death and the wounding of his colleague. "Words can't express how grateful we are for the sacrifice those men have made in defence of the community and our thoughts and prayers are with them and their families."
The man believed to be Dorner never came out of the cabin, and a single shot was heard inside before the cabin was engulfed in flames, a law enforcement official told The Associated Press.
The official later told the AP a charred body was found in the burned cabin. The official requested anonymity because of the ongoing investigation.
Officials were waiting for the fire to burn out before approaching the ruins to search for a body.
Police say Dorner began his run on Feb. 6 after they connected the slayings of a former police captain's daughter and her fiancé with an angry Facebook rant they said he posted. Threats against the LAPD led officials to assign officers to protect officers and their families.
Within hours of the release of photos of the six-foot, 270-pounder described as armed and "extremely dangerous," police say, Dorner unsuccessfully tried to steal a boat in San Diego to flee to Mexico and opened fire on two patrol cars in Riverside County, shooting three officers and killing one.
Dorner served in the navy, earning a rifle marksman ribbon and pistol expert medal. He was assigned to a naval undersea warfare unit and various aviation training units, according to military records. He took leave from the LAPD for a six-month deployment to Bahrain in 2006 and 2007.
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Honestly, I think SSB is the king for Wide Box Squats. IT forces you to stay upright as you drive off the box, which is exactly what you want when you drive off the floor. Plus it helps work around the shoulder issue. I'd def pick one up if I were you.
Maybe throw in Dead Stop Leg Presses. Kind of mimics quad drive off the floor.
Sounds good........I will invest in one maybe when my training partner gets back next month we can go halfs.
Thanks for the help I will post a video soon of some sumo speed pulls and work up to 500+ to so you can see what I look like at 90%.
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May 28, 2013
The Potomac Valley Audubon Society will offer an outdoor cooking class in June. The class will be led by master naturalist Clark Dixon and held at Cacapon State Park in Morgan County. Two Monday evening sessions will be from 6 to 9 p.m. June 3 and 10. The first session will be a classroom-style session in the shelter next to the park's Nature Center. It will provide instruction on techniques for cooking outdoors without pots and pans or other kitchen utensils. This session will be held rain or shine.
Berkeley Springs man serving time for 1993 crime rampage confesses to 1982 slaying
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May 23, 2013
A Berkeley Springs man serving a 321-year prison sentence following a 1993 crime rampage that included the rapes of two West Virginia women has confessed to strangling a Berkeley Springs woman in 1982 and putting her body in the Potomac River near Berkeley Springs, officials with the Morgan County Sheriff's Office said Thursday. Randy McBee confessed to the strangulation of Ginger Holly Gregg, who was 20 years old at the time, during an interview Tuesday with Lt. Tim Stapleton of the sheriff's office at the Mount Olive Correctional Complex, according to a sheriff's office news release.
Edgar N. Howell, 84
May 22, 2013
The Rev. Dr. Edgar N. Howell, "Doc," 84, of Middletown, Md., passed away peacefully in his sleep on Saturday, May 18, 2013. He rejoined his wife of 51 years, Catherine Patrice "Pat" Howell, who preceded him in death in 2009. Born Dec. 5, 1928, in Sayville, N.Y., he was the son of Edgar Sidney and Marie Magdeline (Finkelmeier) Howell. He graduated from Regis High School in New York City in 1946. He earned a bachelor's degree in chemistry and Latin from Spring Hill College in Alabama.
Crypts tampered with in two Martinsburg cemeteries
May 14, 2013
Authorities are investigating incidents at two cemeteries in Martinsburg, where approximately 50 to 60 crypts have been tampered with, according to a news release from the West Virginia State Police. According to the release, Trooper 1st Class R.D. Eshbaugh on Tuesday responded to the Pleasant View Cemetery on Charles Town Road, where a caretaker at the facility noted damage to the mausoleum buildings on the south side of the property. Further investigation revealed approximately 50 crypts between two buildings had been tampered with, according to the release.
Tuesday Craft Group stitches itself into history
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May 6, 2013
There were some proud moments at Town Hall on Friday morning for the ladies of the Tuesday Craft Group as they showed off the big signature quilt they made for the town's 250th anniversary in 2012. The 5-by-8-foot textile hangs in an environmentally protected case on a first-floor wall of Town Hall, a temporary home until it moves to a permanent home if a new town library is ever built, according to anniversary officials. The "nondenominational" craft group meets Tuesdays at Trinity Episcopal Church.
Firm now located in former Flameless building has job openings
May 5, 2013
Where one business has closed, another has opened. Scott Electric, a large wholesale electrical distributor and supply business based in Greensburg, Pa., opened a Hagerstown branch in the 18043 Oak Ridge Drive building long used by Flameless Heating Supply Inc. Scott, which was a supplier for Flameless until it closed last fall, now has five employees working out of the Hagerstown facility and wants to hire three more, said John Forish, general...
Restored Civil War cannons returned to Doubleday Hill
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May 4, 2013
Civil War cannons that occupied Doubleday Hill in Williamsport from the late 1800s until they were removed in 2000 returned to their home during a ceremony Saturday. Williamsport Town Councilman Scott Bragunier coordinated the historic project, through which the cannons were sent away to Kentucky firm Steen Cannons for restoration. Bragunier said in 1896, U.S. Sen. Louis E. McComas donated the tubes that had been stockpiled following the war. The town of Williamsport mounted the tubes on bricks and dedicated them on Doubleday Hill on July 4, 1897.
Martinsburg man arrested after eight-hour standoff
May 4, 2013
A Martinsburg man was apprehended Saturday morning following an eight-hour standoff with police, according to a Martinsburg Police Department news release. Terry Lee Mason, 25, of 116 Wilt Drive, is charged with wanton endangerment and felon in possession of a firearm through Berkeley County Magistrate Court, according to the release. The incident began Saturday at about 1:30 a.m., when the Martinsburg Police Department responded to The Dirty Dawg Saloon at 1017 S. Queen St. in Martinsburg for a report of shots fired.
Clarence F. Grams, 80
May 1, 2013
Clarence "Tommy" F. Grams, 80, of Frederick, Md., passed away Tuesday, April 30, 2013, at Frederick Memorial Hospital. He was the husband of Valeria Grams. Born Sept. 3, 1932 in Washington County, Md., he was the son of the late Thomas Franklin and Madeline Springer Grams. Mr. Grams was a graduate of Middletown High School. He proudly served his country in the U.S. Army. Tommy enjoyed baseball, traveling, gospel and bluegrass music. He sang in the Parkway Church of God choir, and was active in scouting Troop 274. He worked at American Optical, Roterex, Airpax, and the Frederick board of education.
Wade D. Davis Jr., 49
April 28, 2013
Wade Delaney Davis Jr., 49, of Greencastle, Pa., died Wednesday, April 24, 2013, at Waynesboro (Pa.) Hospital. Born June 21, 1963, in Alexandria, Va., he was the son of the late Wade D. Sr. and Sylvia Davis. Wade was a graduate of T.C. Williams High School in Alexandria. He worked as a landscaper for Landscapes by Wade. Wade loved all types of sports, but held a huge passion for the Redskins. He will be remembered as a great cook who loved to prepare meals for his family, as well as an outdoorsman who loved sightseeing and going to the beach.
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Brennan's Wooden Watch: Week 10Eamonn Brennan
This week's edition of the Watch comes just one day after the Wooden committee itself released its midseason list of candidates -- a Wooden Watch straight from the proverbial horse's mouth. This could be intimidating. But fortunately, the midseason's...Blog | January 23, 2014
Poll Thoughts: Harvard somehow hangs onEamonn Brennan
College hoops polls might be inconsequential noise, but that doesn't make the arguments any less fun. In that spirit, I present the creatively named Poll Thoughts, which you can expect every Monday until the season is over. Week 10 is here. The co...Blog | January 09, 2012
Top 50 coaches: No. 17 Mark FewEamonn Brennan
Editor's note: Over the next five weeks, we will reveal the top 50 coaches in college basketball as decided by our ESPN Forecast panel. Today we unveil No. 17: Gonzaga's Mark Few. On Thursday, we release No. 16. The 2009-10 season, when Butler was...Blog | June 12, 2014
Game Plan: The January thawEamonn Brennan
Game Plan is our Monday morning primer, designed to give you everything you need to know about the games that were and the games that will be in college hoops this week. Send us feedback and submissions via email and Twitter. For the first 10 week...Blog | January 20, 2014
Nonconference schedule analysis: Big TenEamonn Brennan
This week, ESPN.com is breaking down the nonconference schedules of each team in nine of the nation's top leagues. Next up: the Big Ten. ILLINOIS Toughest: at UNLV (Nov. 26), vs. Oregon (Dec. 14 in Portland, Ore.), vs. Missouri (Dec. 21 in St....Blog | September 10, 2013
Super Tuesday schedule revealedEamonn Brennan
Our August of college hoops schedule reveals continues today, and the headline should give you a pretty good idea of what's on tap. Beginning Jan. 7, ESPN's Super Tuesday doubleheader will bring you the SEC and the Big Ten every week starting at 7 p....Blog | August 19, 2013
An all-B1G Final Four? It could happenEamonn Brennan
Last week, amid the pre-tournament calm, we knew at least two things about the 2013 Big Ten: 1. It was the best conference in the country for the first four months of the season, and by a wide margin. 2. If it didn't live up to that billing in ...Blog | March 27, 2013
NCAA tournament 2013 -- Don't discount the chances of an all-B1G ...Eamonn Brennan
What are the odds that we'll see an all-Big Ten Final Four in Atlanta? Eamonn Brennan looks at the matchups in store this weekend for Michigan, Michigan State, Indiana and Ohio State.Story | Conversation | March 27, 2013
Indiana Hoosiers aim for conference double at Big Ten tournament ...Eamonn Brennan
The Big Ten has been home to some of the best basketball we've seen all season. With several Final Four contenders and teams still on the NCAA tournament bubble, the league tournament in Chicago should provide more of the same.Story | Conversation | March 13, 2013
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Eamonn Brennan previews the 2013 Atlantic 10 tournament, highlighting what and whom to watch in Brooklyn.Story | Conversation | March 12, 2013
Conference Power Rankings: A-10Eamonn Brennan
Another week of confusing Atlantic 10 action, another attempt to put these teams in some meaningful order by your humble power ranker. And with a big game on deck -- Saint Louis visits Butler at 7 p.m. ET tonight -- things are obviously subject to ch...Blog | February 22, 2013
Conference Power Rankings: Atlantic 10Eamonn Brennan
Another wacky week in the Atlantic 10, another mostly futile attempt to place the lion's share of these teams in something resembling a hierarchy. Let's give it a less wordy shot: 1. Virginia Commonwealth. For most of the nonconference season, VCU...Blog | February 15, 2013
Conference Power Rankings: Big TenEamonn Brennan
Another week, another bunch of really great games in the Big Ten, another batch of minimally moved Big Ten Power Rankings. No preamble; let's jump in. 1. Michigan. 2. Indiana. I've written thousands of words about both of these teams already t...Blog | February 01, 2013
Conference Power Rankings: Big TenEamonn Brennan
There are going to be a lot of really good weekends in the Big Ten this season -- any game featuring any of the top seven or eight teams, depending on the home-road configuration, is a recipe for entertaining and important basketball -- but this week...Blog | January 11, 2013
Conference Power Rankings: Atlantic 10Eamonn Brennan
This week, my colleague Myron Medcalf described the Atlantic 10 to me as a "beautiful mess." That sounds about right. We know Virginia Commonwealth and Butler are really good. We know Temple and Saint Louis aren't too far behind. But the middle of th...Blog | January 11, 2013
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Arvo Pärt, who will be celebrated at Carnegie Hall on May 31, gives an interview to Will Robin. On the Russian action in Ukraine, the composer is blunt: "It cannot be called anything else but a crime. It is more than a crime."
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I've had a bit of an adventure the past couple of days. An overheated bathroom ceiling fan at a radar facility caused O'Hare Airport, in Chicago, to be shut down for several hours on Tuesday — so news reports said — and I was unable to fly on to Winnipeg as planned. The snarl was big enough that not even Alberich-Wotan could get through: social media indicated that Eric Owens was stranded somewhere in the same complex. There was only a middling chance I could fly the following day and arrive in time for my Winnipeg Arts Council event, and so I decided to rent a car and drive. After a nine-hundred-mile marathon, during which I listened to Tristan, Parsifal, three iterations of Become Ocean, and some fifty Dylan songs (including "Red River Shore," in sight of the river in question), I arrived at the Manitoba Theatre Centre with twenty minutes to spare. I spent the night by the banks of the Mississippi, in Winona, Minnesota, and drove up through North Dakota, which was not at its most picturesque. The man at the border was skeptical of my behavior, but let me pass. Many thanks to Bill Richardson for elicting conversation from an exhausted and barely coherent author, and to all those who showed up.
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When I visited Warsaw last winter, I was happy to pick up several recordings containing music of Agata Zubel, one of the most gifted of younger Polish composers. There is now a strong compilation on the Kairos label, the principal item being her grittily expressive Beckett setting NOT I. A vocalist of high accomplishment and distinctive timbre, Zubel sings in this work and in Aphorisms on Miłosz and Labyrinth; Clement Power conducts the Klangforum Wien in a program that also includes Shades of Ice.
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All of this year's Spring for Music concerts are now archived at WQXR. Two events in the series especially stand out: the Seattle Symphony program mentioned below, and the Cincinnati Symphony and May Festival Chorus's powerful revival of R. Nathaniel Dett's The Ordering of Moses. But all are worth hearing. Tony Tommasini, in the Times, properly mourns the demise of the festival: "What made Spring for Music exceptional is something that should be commonplace in classical music. Orchestras from across North America, large and small, major and regional, were selected to participate based on the artistic merit and adventurousness of the programs they proposed. Shouldn't this be true of all orchestra programs? Shouldn't the seasonal offerings of ensembles everywhere be a weekly succession of musical adventures?" Apparently not.
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A year ago, I perpetrated an online piece entitled "A Walking Tour of Wagner's New York," tracing a curious itinerary in a city that Wagner himself never saw. I hadn't imagined anyone following in my eccentric footsteps, but Amelia Lester, the editor of the Goings On About Town section of the magazine, had the idea of concocting a walkable tour, as part of a series of New York audio guides that can be found on the Goings On smartphone and tablet app. Eventually, we came up with an excursion called Musical Mysteries of the Upper West Side, embracing not only the Parsifal bells of Riverside Church and the vaguely Wagnerian ambience of the Cathedral of St. John the Divine but also the mysterious world of Nicholas Roerich, noted for his affiliations with figures as various as Stravinsky and Henry Wallace. The tour begins at the Roerich cornerstone, at West 103rd and Riverside Drive, and ends at Riverside Church, where, alas, Frederick C. Mayer's Parsifal sequence is still being played in the wrong order. I hope it makes for a diverting couple of hours. Many thanks to Owen Agnew for crafting a narrative from my slightly demented ramblings.
On my trip to Budapest in January, I got to hear a rare revival of Zsolt Durkó's 1972 oratorio Halotti beszéd, or Burial Prayer. The performance took place under the auspices of the Mini-Festival at the Palace of Arts; Mátyás Antal led the MÁV Symphony and the Hungarian National Choir. At one time, in the seventies, Durkó seemed poised for wider renown; Burial Prayer won acclaim after a BBC performance that the tireless Bálint András Varga helped to bring about. Then, as Varga comments in his recent book From Boulanger to Stockhausen, Durkó "disappeared from the international scene almost without a trace," along with such contemporaries as Sándor Balassa and András Szőllősy. This is a pity: Burial Prayer, setting the oldest extant text in the Magyar language, is a substantial, powerful work. It's strongly reminiscent of Ligeti and Lutosławski in places, but the finely calibrated contrapuntal writing and the juxtapositions of complex textures and chantlike recitation show a distinctive personality. The ending, in which the tenor whisper-sings "Kyrie eleison" over a cloudlike chorus and tremolo double basses, is breathtaking. Admittedly, it's hard to imagine performances abroad: as the composer Gyula Fekete pointed out to me, even Hungarians have difficulty with the medieval text. But Durkó is certainly worth a second look. In my library is a 1996 Hungaroton CD of his music, pairing Burial Prayer with excerpts from the sprawling, rhapsodic 1989-91 piano cycle The History of the Spheres.
On Wednesday, May 14th, I'll be in Winnipeg, conversing with Bill Richardson at a Winnipeg Arts Council event.
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"I have four razors and a dictaphone."
— Andrey Tarkovsky, 1979
I started blogging ten years ago today, in what seemed a passing act of procrastination. Three thousand three hundred fifty posts later, I'm still at it, however sporadically. I should be offering a thoughtful retrospective, as did Kyle Gann, Tim Rutherford-Johnson, Charles Downey, and Jessica Duchen upon reaching this anniversary, but work is piling up, and so I will simply give ardent thanks to all those who have followed my meanderings over the past decade. Here's a semi-random selection of favorite posts from the archive: Tiny Valhalla, Star-Spangled Wagner, Björk's Favorite Records, Chord of the curse, Ligeti's Third Quartet, Herrliche or herrlichste?, Wikileaks, music, and power, Aptest eve, Applause, Schoenberg buys a car, The Popov Discontinuity, Vivaldi in Antarctica, Fanfare for the Royal Wedding, Benchmark and Send, David Raksin, Full fathom nine, For Peter Lieberson, Deep River.
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A typically meticulous and revealing post by Michael Lorenz, on the subject of Beethoven's wills, sent me on an extended detour, the endpoint of which was the curious case of Beethoven's grand-nephew, Ludwig van Beethoven, otherwise known as Louis von Hoven. He was the son of Beethoven's beloved nephew, Karl, that unhappy figure who gave the composer no end of worry. Ludwig seems to have been a more energetic and determined character, though somewhat lacking in moral fibre. The most thorough account of his sketchy life can be found in Paul Nettl's article "Beethoven's Grand-Nephew in America," published in 1957 in Music & Letters.
Ludwig was born in Vienna in 1839. In his late teens and early twenties, he was in the employ of King Ludwig II, recommended by none other than Wagner. He perpetrated various frauds, including an escapade in which he passed himself off as the composer's grandson, under the name Baron von Beethoven. Facing a prison sentence, he fled to America in 1871. Stateside, he traveled widely with his wife, Marie, who seems to have been a pianist of considerable ability; for a time, he found work with the Michigan Central Railroad. Having taken the name von Hoven, in order to escape his misdeeds in Munich, he found temporary prosperity as an inventor and as an impresario of various enterprises. According to Nettl, his most successful venture was the Commissionaire Company, a red-cap messenger service on the European model; branches of this business opened in Chicago, New York, and Philadelphia in 1874 and 1875. He also ran a scheme renting wheelchairs to elderly people at what Nettl identifies as the New York World Fair. I wonder whether he means the 1876 Centennial Exposition in Philadelphia, where a "Roll-Chair Company" did business. Searching Internet archives, I found two more traces. One is a taxi-meter patent attributed to a Louis von Hoven of Philadelphia; it may be the same man, since von Hoven is known to have been living in Philadelphia at this time.
An item from an 1876 edition of the New York Herald suggests that the messenger service came to a bad end:
In the late 1870s, evidence of von Hoven becomes scarce, but he seems to have returned to Europe for several extended periods. Nettl last glimpses him in 1890, in Paris, where he was said to be ill and destitute. His time and place of death are unknown. He had a son named Karl, who died in a Viennese military hospital in 1917. Thus ended the Beethoven name.
May 08, 2014 | Permalink
As in past years, WQXR's broadcasts of Spring for Music events at Carnegie Hall are being archived at the station's website. You can now hear Christopher Rouse's Requiem, which the New York Philharmonic performed on Monday night, and the Seattle Symphony's program of John Luther Adams, Varèse, and Debussy, which caused a sensation last night. In advance of that event, Adams gave an interview to the Times's Corinna de Fonseca-Wollheim, in which he revealed that he would be not only hearing his Pulitzer Prize-winning work Become Ocean for the first time — he missed the premiere because of eye surgery — but making his first visit to the main auditorium of Carnegie. Of his recent scores, he said, "I like to be on that razor's edge between beauty and terror. What in the 19th century they called the sublime. That element of fear just makes it more beautiful."
Carnegie's mellow, resonance-rich space brought out the Wagnerian aspect of Become Ocean, favoring sonorities of strings and brass. From the orchestra seats, I found that much of the score's glittering detail was lost: for example, one could seldom hear the epic piano part (Kimberly Russ was the superhero of the Seattle visit, playing also in Déserts and at the orchestra's Poisson Rouge event), and the most delicate percussion effects disappeared as well. On the broadcast, WQXR's microphones compensate somewhat. What will presumably be the definitive document of the work will appear next fall, when Cantaloupe Records releases a studio recording that the Seattle made in Benaroya Hall last November.
Update: Reviews by David Allen, Justin Davidson, Tony Tommasini, George Grella, Martin Bernheimer.
May 07, 2014 | Permalink
May 06, 2014 | Permalink
The midpoint of Become Ocean.
The final edition of Spring for Music, the four-year festival of inventive programming at Carnegie Hall, unfolds next week. The lineup includes the New York Philharmonic, playing Christopher Rouse's monumental Requiem; the Rochester Philharmonic, presenting a concert performance of Howard Hanson's Merry Mount; the Winnipeg Symphony, in an all-Canadian program of Derek Charke, Vincent Ho, and R. Murray Schafer; the Cincinnati Symphony, giving a rare revival of R. Nathaniel Dett's remarkable oratorio The Ordering of Moses (I reviewed a 1993 rendition); and the Pittsburgh Symphony, with an intriguing combination of Bruckner's Ave Maria, the final scene of Poulenc's Carmelites, James MacMillan's Woman of the Apocalypse, and a dramatized version of the Mozart Requiem, with readings by F. Murray Abraham. Perhaps the most anticipated offering is the Seattle Symphony's: Varèse's Déserts, Debussy's La Mer, and John Luther Adams's Become Ocean, which just won the Pulitzer Prize. The previous night, at 1opm (just after the Rouse), Seattle players will give a chamber program at LPR, featuring JLA's The Light Within. In past years the festival has struggled a bit with sales, despite eminently affordable prices ($12.50-$25), but the good news this year is that the parquet and the first tier are already sold out for all six concerts. I wouldn't be surprised if Seattle plays to a full house; the balcony is open.
May 01, 2014 | Permalink
May 01, 2014 | Permalink


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Guaranteed federal funds for the school-based health centers located at San Diego schools could become scarce if the federal government does not fund the program in future years. Local Representative Juan Vargas (D-San Diego), in an effort to not let funding lapse, joined other representatives, from cities and towns across America, to support a 5 year reauthorization of funding for cener operations.
Rep. Lois Capps (CA) proposed the bill that will set up the funding the centers depend on to offer services, and serve their patients.
The centers are staffed by healthcare professionals that work with a school's health staff. The professionals paid using federal funds can not lose the funds.
The Public Health Services Act makes operational funds available to local centers. School-based Health Centers, funded by the Affordable Care Act, fill gaps in the country's child healthcare delivery network. ACA capital funding added hundreds of centers to the country's healthcare safety net. And, expanded facility services at existing centers.
La Maestra Family Clinic, in City Heights, and Family Healthcare Centers of san Diego were among 197 center programs Health Secretary Kathleen Sebelius awarded capital grant funds at the end of 2012.
Health screenings and health education offered at the centers open up opportunities for students in need of healthcare to meet program prevention goals. Early intervention in a child's healthcare protects children against experiences with acute illnesses and diseases.
"All children deserve access to quality healthcare services and I will continue to fight to ensure that becomes a reality," Vargas said in February. A decision to not reauthorize federal funding for center operations will cancel plans to keep the access to healthcare President Obama built up when ACA became law open to students who use the centers.
Three years of capital funding for healthcare expansion at school facilities, and new center construction, has been invested in giving students access to healthcare at school lcaitons parents and communities agree on. The bill Vargas singed onto will secure School-based Health Center Program funding for the 2014 to 2019 years.
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It's not surprising that many women steer away from STEM degrees or STEM careers. Or that many women who start STEM degrees drop out. Or that numbers for career women in technology industry are dismal. A good start in addressing the invisible STEM women might be to reject the explanation of lacking confidence.
To me, entrepreneurship is taking responsibility to enact the change you see in the world. It's about creating value from your ideas -- about creating something that didn't exist before.
Many people have ideas on how to change things or create something brand new. Entrepreneurs act on those ideas. It's all about belief that everything is possible (though it may not be desirable), and that you can make it so.
My new venture in consumer tech and wearables gives me a way to demonstrate and justify why kids should take an interest in STEM education, to walk the walk vs. just talk.
Entrepreneurship comes from within and that is why there are so many serial entrepreneurs. There is a fire in their belly, a passion for what they do.
The growing effort to encourage women towards computer science careers could not be more exciting to see. I was among the early group of women to enter a university computer science program while in college years ago.
If a guiding principal of our technology industry is to unearth and solve problems, the pay gap is primed and ready. Instead of defaulting to outdated notions like the idealized subordinate woman, technology should embrace the future: equal opportunity to get jobs, do projects, get raises, run companies, succeed.
Perhaps Nadella did women a favor last week by uncovering an unconscious bias women place in the work force? Now it is up to us, all of us, men and women alike, to begin an honest open discussion to correct these biases.
Some days it gets wearying to face the additional challenges it takes for a woman to make it in the world of tech, but on days when it feels like that to me, I pull out the photo of all of the women that attended our first bootcamp.
If we said the names Elsa and Anna or Lightning and Mater, most parents would immediately recognize the power that stories have to capture the hearts and minds of kids. So why aren't we using those amazing stories to answer kids' questions about the science and engineering they encounter everyday?
There is a movement gaining momentum to improve technology as a place for women to work, and to change the statistics for women in technology. And for all these organizations, it's time to bring men into the movement for women's equality.
So is one of the missing links between successfully creating a new generation of rocket scientists, computer programmers and technology geniuses simply that they aren't exposed to any role models? Are we not lifting up scientists and engineers? Where is the Serena Williams of the STEM world?
We have eliminated some of the major hurdles of basic participation for women and people with different ethnicities or abilities in the workplace. Now we should take the opportunity to reinvent our corporate cultures to fully embrace those differences, to make a virtue out of them -- and to turn them into tools for creating prosperity for all.
I have no idea if this is what it is like for other women growing companies, but I'm pretty sure their lives are just as crazy busy and full of the regular messiness of life.
We needed this break between Apollo program and current missions to send humans to Mars, for three big reasons.
Many people think that being in Information Technology means that you have to be a programmer or engineer. However, once I started my career, I realized there are many other options.


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