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OSEI - Oil Spill Eater International, Corp
based in Dallas, TEXAS (USA)
Oil Spill Eater II (OSE II) is the world's most environmentally safe and cost effective bioremediation process for the mitigation of hazardous waste, spills and contamination virtually anywhere of any size, large or small. OSE II is an environmentally safe cleanup method because it uses natures own bioremediation processes to effectively eliminate hazardous materials.
Fluid Dynamics International Ltd
based in Maidenhead, UNITED KINGDOM
Fluid Dynamics is one of the world`s oldest non-chemical water treatment companies, preventing scaling caused by calcium carbonate in hard water. A truly green water treatment method proven to save energy For over 40 years we have supplied our wide range of non-chemical scale prevention products to every sector of industry,commerce and the home that suffers from hard ...
based in Bellefonte, PENNSYLVANIA (USA)
Sigma-Aldrich is a leading Life Science and High Technology company whose biochemical, organic chemical products, kits and services are used in scientific research, including genomic and proteomic research, biotechnology, pharmaceutical development, the diagnosis of disease and as key components in pharmaceutical, diagnostics and high technology manufacturing. ...
Anguil Environmental Systems, Inc.
based in Milwaukee, WISCONSIN (USA)
Anguil Environmental Systems, Inc. is a global provider of air pollution control technologies, including regenerative thermal oxidizers (RTOs), as well as catalytic, thermal recuperative and direct fired thermal oxidizers. Our vapor combustion and emission concentrator systems are used for the destruction of Volatile Organic Compounds (VOCs), Hazardous Air Pollutants, ...
Dyacon, Inc.
based in Newton, UTAH (USA)
Dyacon, Inc. was established in October 2007 in beautiful northern Utah, USA to continue the Wescor rugged computer product line. The computer products can now be found at ControlTrac.com. In 2012, introduced a line of weather instruments. These products benefit from a rich experience in rugged electronic design and cost-effective value. You'll find features in Dyacon ...
Umwelttechnik MCZ GmbH
based in Bad Nauheim, GERMANY
MCZ has more than 30 years of experience in the construction and manufacture of apparatuses and systems in the area of gas analysis and related fields. MCZ develops and manufacturers devices and systems for end customers as well as OEM systems. Gas Collectors, Calibration Systems for Gas Analyzers, Inspection Stations and Test Benches, Zero and Process Gas treatment, Gas ...
Brüel & Kjær Sound & Vibration Measurement A/S
based in Nærum, DENMARK
Brüel & Kjær is a world leading manufacturer and supplier of sound and vibration solutions. We help our customers solve their sound and vibration problems – from measuring traffic noise and vibration in car engines to evaluating building acoustics and performing quality control. We have customers in a wide range of fields, including automotive, aerospace, consumer goods ...
Scarab Sweepers - Scarab-Fayat
based in Tonbridge, UNITED KINGDOM
Scarab is part of the Fayat Group and the World's largest privately owned manufacturer of heavy duty truck mounted suction and urban precinct sweepers.Founded in 1979 and from our headquarters and manufacturing centre in Kent, we offer an unrivalled range of road sweepers featuring excellent build quality, optimum payload capacity, superior suction performance and ...
Carus Corporation
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At Carus Corporation we manufacture quality products to help our customers solve environmental concerns. Our vision reflects a long-term commitment to serve our customers. Carus supports Responsible Care® - an initiative that fosters involvement in the community and continuous improvement in environment, health, security, and safety.VISION: "To be a leader in providing ...
Ionicon Analytik Ges.m.b.H.
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IONICON is the world's leading producer of trace gas analyzers with market-leading, real-time, single-digit pptv-level detection limits for VOCs using the unique Proton Transfer Reaction – Mass Spectrometry (PTR-MS) and Selective Reagent Ionization – Mass Spectrometry (SRI-MS) technology. IONICON also produces trace calibration devices for analytical instruments and ...


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Wednesday, October 8, 2014
U.S. Open champion Marin Cilic suffered a shock defeat at the Shanghai Masters Monday, as the Croatian desperately chases points to make the end of season ATP World Tour Finals.
Tuesday, October 15, 2013
Taiwan defeated Japan in a grueling fight to become men's volleyball champions at the East Asian Games in China on Sunday, winning the country's first gold in the sport in an international tournament.
Sunday, October 7, 2012
Top-seeded Novak Djokovic needed only 53 minutes to win his quarterfinal over Jurgen Melzer of Austria 6-1, 6-2 at the China Open on Friday.
Wednesday, August 15, 2012
Monday, August 6, 2012
South Korean fencer Shin A-lam wanted to cry again at the London Olympics, only this time it was because she finally won a medal.
Sunday, July 29, 2012
The Chinese Taipei team made their entrance at the London Games opening ceremony as the 180th team yesterday. Led by the flag bearer, weightlifter Chen Shih-chieh (陳士杰), the Taiwan Olympic Committee flag waved in the winds as roughly 40 athletes and team staff members greeted the audience.2 Comments
Tuesday, July 17, 2012
At the same time as athletes from around the world are taking part in the London Olympics, millions of Britons will be indulging in popular summer sports that you won't see at the Games.
Monday, May 14, 2012
The U.S. men's volleyball team is headed back to the Olympics, after beating Canada on Saturday in a regional qualifier.
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We have heard a lot of great chatter amongst our Annenberg Space for Photography attendees. After compiling some quotes, listening to what visitors thought about the Space and our lecturers, here is what they had to say:
The Andrew Southam lecture
"Loved it! It was so nice to listen to someone talk about art and communicate it so well... instead of just telling stories he got into how he did it and why." "I love the space. It is such a dream for photographers to not have to pay a lot to see such wonderful photos. I need to come and spend a couple hours here."
(Amy Cantrell, photographer, attending 2nd IRIS Nights lecture)
"It was really inspiring. I loved that he was so real about everything."
(Madison Enloe, aspiring photographer, attending her 2nd IRIS Nights lecture)
"[The Space] is an extraordinary gift to LA for both professional photographers and non-photographers. It allows them to interact. We are really gifted to have Annenberg here. Everything is really on the mark."
(Chad Slattery, regular attendee)
"I loved it! I am a non-photographer, unlike my husband. But that is the gift. There are a range of subjects and you don't have to be a photographer to love it - just a human being."
(Donna Lee Slattery, non-photographer, regular attendee)
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Short vegetation that grows over large areas, usually green. Grass may vary in lenth, texture, width, and color. Most areas in front of a home are covered with grass.
You can try to smoke that grass, but I bet it won't do anything.
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to tell on/tell over/rat out some-one
Jane told Miss Stevens that Toby had smoked weed. By doing this she had GRASSED on him and can now be called a GRASS.
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text: Weldon Irvine's last album for a major label – and a key set that marks the debut of the legendary Don Blackman! Irvine's still very much in charge of the session, but Blackman's emerging here with the strength that would show up on his later soul sessions – singing lead vocals on some of the best cuts on the record, and also playing acoustic piano next to Weldon's bank of electric keys. Tunes are nicely varied throughout – returning to the exploratory nature of some of Irvine's earlier records – and there's even some great mellower numbers that are some of our favorite tracks on the set – including the sublime stepper "I Love You", the gently spacey "Music Is The Key", and a sweet instrumental cover of "What's Going On". Other tracks include "Sinbad", "Don't You Worry Bout A Thing", "Do Something For Yourself", and "Here's Where I Came In". © 1996-2014, Dusty Groove, Inc.


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Designer Christopher Kane chosen as the Fashion Museum's
Dress of the Year 2013
The latest Fashion Museum Dress of the Year has
been unveiled. In 2013 the museum asked celebrated fashion blogger
Susanna Lau of www.stylebubble.co.uk to
make the selection.
Susanna's choice as Dress of the Year 2013 is a
sugar pink silk organza dress from leading British designer
Christopher Kane's Spring/Summer 2013 collection. The on-the-knee
sleeveless dress is embellished with cut-out white machine-made
lace panels to which are affixed jewelled roundels, made up of
hundreds of tiny pink diamantes. Strips of black duct tape are
attached all over the front of the garment – a bold heavy detail
against the delicacy, lightness, and brightness of the dress.
Susanna has completed the Dress of the Year
ensemble with a pair of hot pink and black 'Liquorice Allsorts'
striped stiletto heel sandals by Sophia Webster, and a cartoon
character pink canvas cap by Nasir Mazhar.
Susannah Lau said: "I chose Christopher Kane's
dress because, to me, he is one of the most exciting and brilliant
designers to have emerged from London Fashion Week. He manages to
take the most unexpected elements and make them work in collections
that then define seasons. The Spring/Summer 2013 season saw Kane
take on Frankenstein –crystals, black gaffer tape and white lace
shouldn't sit well with one another but the juxtaposition somehow
come off as harmonious.
"To accompany the dress I have also chosen young
accessories designers who have also contributed to London 's rise –
unconventional milliner Nasir Mazhar who has segued into
street-inspired ready to wear and quirky shoe designer Sophia
Scottish-born Christopher Kane, who picked up the
Designer of the Year award in 2013 at the recent British Fashion
Awards said: "It's a huge honour to be selected for the Dress of
the Year award at the Fashion Museum in Bath, the dress means so
much to me. It's a really good mixture of both tough and sweet.
It's a remarkable dress chosen by a remarkable woman."
When his Spring/Summer 2013 collection was unveiled
at London Fashion Week an exhibition dedicated to Punk was being
assembled at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York. The
original punk aesthetic showcased a mix of synthetic fabrics
including plastic, PVC and rubber and purposefully damaged and
destroyed finishing. And Kane is a designer who likes to question
the notion of what is considered chic and push fashion forward.
The Fashion Museum is grateful to Susanna Lau,
Christopher Kane, Sophie Webber, Nasir Mazhar, and Rootstein
Display Mannequins for their generous support.
The Dress of the Year is on display at the Fashion
Museum from Friday 11 April and throughout 2014.
Dress of the
Year choices from 1963 to 2013 are
listed on the left.
Dress of the Year 2013. By Christopher Kane
Susanna Lau wearing her Dress of the Year
Image: Chris Moore http://www.catwalking.com/
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Kingfisher lager has been granted an International High Quality Trophy 2011 by Monde Selection, the premier international food and drink awards, for three consecutive years of brewing achievement.
Kingfisher lager's 50-litre kegs have secured Gold Awards and Grand Gold Awards for the past three years, while the 330ml bottled format has also won the approval of judges.
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Royal Air Force officer Dean Holder completed Sunday's London Marathon dressed as a Spitfire fighter, his charity fund-raising given a flying start by Spitfire Premium Kentish Ale.
18 April 2011
Community-minded customers at the Rose and Crown, Wrotham, are at the heart of a Royal Wedding Day street party for 100 local children and their parents.
15 April 2011
I wrote in February that Asahi Super Dry had won a gold medal in the Brewing Industry International Awards and on Tuesday at a ceremony in Londons Guildhall it was announced that Asahi had taken the trophy for the best beer in its class.
A Kent pub that is reaping the benefits of hosting live music has won £5,000 worth of performance and sound-proofing equipment in a competition run by PRS for Music.
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To you this Christmas and always...
Peace on Earth: This timeless wish for the holidays is as appropriate today as ever, and rendered here simply and beautifully.
White card stock with matte finish single folds to 5 x 7"; seals and white envelopes included.
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Posted: Sat May 17, 2008 10:43 am
Post subject: Trinity linux conference
Back in the real world im involved in a local community centre's music project.
This involved a spot of teaching music production but mostly now just building the music studio, and providing IT support the proper tutors. What makes any of this relevant is that its an open-source powered community centre (i say open source rather than FOSS as they run ubuntu - dont worry im bringing it down from the inside). The music and video projects all run on ubuntu studio and ever IT station runs ubuntu as well. Due to the amount of work and interest surrounding the linux platform there have been several linux orientated conferences at the centre, and the reason for this post is that there is another one earmarked for the end of june.
Now - id really like people from the blag project to come and talk. About anything really, but mostly about the potential for progressive community focused action of FOSS projects, which is one of the things got me excited about BLAG and most other fsf approved projects (plus im a commie).
Im talking to the fella whos arranging it but id rather know that there would be people up for it first beofre i approach the organziation.
Have a look at the link and then start sticking up hands.
Transport and accomodation can be arranged (you guys and gals can handle bar floors and blankets right?)
Posted: Sat May 17, 2008 6:31 pm
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I personally can't as I'm on the other side of the world. Perhaps other blaggers can. :)
I once saw a page at fsf.org that listed various FSF speakers and their specialties, but I can't find it at the moment. They may be good to contact for additional speakers as well. They mention it at this page, for example:
Posted: Sat May 17, 2008 6:32 pm
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Oh ya, and really nice work. Looks like a great project. Nice one. :)
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Thanks alot for the input jeff, it may just be cool to have any blag users from the southwest to come along and take part, rather than have the obligation of speaking. Id really like to push towards more FOSS rather than the semi-free linux derivatives we are using at the minute, so having some regular users there who can attest to blags functionality as a desktop system would be great.
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Just got him down tonight - after 3 attempts.
He enraged at 10% but we managed to get the killing blow in (some of us had 16-18 stacks of the DoT) just before he wiped us (we did all die - dunno if that's meant to happen!!). But we got him down!!!
Agree with the post above (we went ranged heavy again (5 ranged, 1 melee). As long as you're getting one buff, you should have the dps to get him. During vortex, I just pinged the map as to where the sparks coming from...when we landed, the tank would move maly back so we could get the spark as close to the centre as possible and kite maly around to try to get them to stack - its not always possible to do so tho.
As for UI, I play on a 13" laptop screen so I'm pretty much forced to use the default UI but would recommend disabling ur UI addon for this fight. When you're on the drakes, it's simple to target ur fellow drakes for heals, or target maly for dps and whoever ur targetting has 5 circles over their unit frame that turn red with every revivify or the flame strike (dunno what its called) so its easy to keep track of ur combo points and watch ur energy!
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Liszt: Complete Piano Music
99CDs Boxed set + book (at a special price)CDS44501/98
Movement 1: Allegro con fuoco ma non troppo
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Movement 2: Adagio
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Movement 3: Presto
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Movement 4: Allegro
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In the first section, Liszt lets the orchestra speak first, and the piano enters only with the second, quiet statement of the principal theme. Liszt takes various melodic fragments into the orchestra—often as woodwind solos—and gives some of Schubert's repeated chords over to the orchestra altogether. The slow movement is left to the piano to begin, the orchestra entering where Schubert's left-hand tremolo is now taken up by both hands on the piano whilst the thematic material is passed to a dialogue between wind and strings. In the variation with the filigree writing in the right hand Liszt restores Schubert's theme in the winds and in the left hand, where Schubert's original merely hints at it, and he allows the whole orchestra to join in Schubert's mighty climax. Exchanging phrases between piano and orchestra is Liszt's starting point for the arrangement of the scherzo and the fugal exposition of the finale is left to the piano, with the orchestra joining gradually thereafter in a nicely calculated crescendo. Throughout the piece, Schubert's more extreme demands are modified: the octaves at the end of the first movement, the terrible leaps to the right-hand arpeggios at the end of the scherzo, and the final page of arpeggios in both hands which so often brings disaster in concert are entirely avoided, these last being replaced by more solid chords from the piano and fanfares from the horns and trumpets.
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The local community should tune into the new forest plan being developed for the Colville National Forest not only to ensure continued public use, but for the longevity of jobs in the area, according to Boise Cascade Inland Regional Manager, Tom Insko.
As the summer recreation season approaches on Lake Roosevelt, the Daisy Station store and fuel station are facing some serious challenges as the bank supporting the store structures slides off into the river.
The drastic erosion at the site has likely been caused due to rising lake water levels that have been over 1,287 feet for the last six years, according to a study done by Cunningham Engineers.
High school seniors from around the region will graduate in the next few days. In photo, 2011 Colville High School Valedictorian Dana Thompson (center) and Salutatorians Alyssa Heggenberger and Tiffany Wilks will lead their CHS class through commencement exercises on Saturday, June 4 at 11 a.m. Kettle Falls High School commencement exercises will be held June 4 at 6 p.m. At Republic, Selkirk and at Columbia River Christian Academy, seniors will receive their diplomas in ceremonies on Saturday at 1 p.m.


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Monteverdi: The Sacred Music, Vol. 1
This album is not yet available for download SACDA67428 Super-Audio CD — Deleted
Movement 1: Kyrie
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Movement 2: Gloria
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Movement 3: Credo
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Movement 4: Sanctus
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Movement 5: Benedictus
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Movement 6: Agnus Dei
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It has been suggested that the motive with which all the main movements of the Selva morale Mass begin is drawn from the beginning of the madrigal 'La vaga pastorella', published by Monteverdi in his first book of madrigals (1587) and that the Mass dates from around this period. The thematic material is indeed similar to the opening of the madrigal, but the apparently effortless flow of the polyphony suggests that the Mass itself belongs to a period of mastery rather than apprenticeship.
The concerted Mass sections printed in the Selva morale include settings of three texts—'Crucifixus', 'Et resurrexit' and 'Et iterum venturus est'—the second of which includes violins as well as continuo accompaniment. Together, these three sections form a complete paragraph of the Creed. The original context for which they were written is uncertain, but Monteverdi indicates that they can be used, for variety, in place of the corresponding sections of the a cappella Mass.
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Satie: Parade & other works
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Movement 1: Choral
Movement 2: Prélude du rideau rouge
Movement 3: Prestidigitateur chinois
Movement 4: Petite fille américaine
Movement 5: Acrobates
Movement 6: Final
Movement 7: Suite au «Prélude du rideau rouge»
It was not only mediocre minds that were alienated by the cock-snooking, surrealist world of Parade, peopled as it was on that May night in 1917 by a Chinese conjuror, cops and robbers, acrobats, circus folk of all descriptions, and three seriously down-to-earth and very 'Cubist' managers. The performance was drowned in the audience uproar, and the resulting journalistic battle resulted in a court case and a prison sentence for Satie which, typically, he managed never to serve. The fact that Parade saw the unique meeting of the greatest artistic minds offered by Paris at that time was conveniently overlooked.
Picasso's cubist and colourful costumes, curtains, and scenery for Parade, with Massine's choreography to match, were directly reflected in Satie's 'cubist' score, which unfolds in a clockwork, mechanical and rather dry though exceedingly amusing way. Typewriters, revolvers, sirens, and clappers all find their place in the mêlée, the madness, and the melancholy of Parade. And, as the circus that departs overnight, it is all too soon gone, like the Midsummer Night's Dream, an adaptation of which Cocteau was working on when he first met Satie in 1915.
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1. Jimmy hat.
2. The foreskin of an uncircumcised male.
2. The foreskin of an uncircumcised male.
I put on a hat before I had sex with her. Fortunately, she didn't mind that my gentleman wears his hat indoors.
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The exchangable lid/bowl for the beast. Different size hats hold different amounts of weed.
"Man, we got a lot of people hitting the beast. Throw on the 'party hat' will ya."
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Hats stands for "Huge Ass Tit's". To be used in a situation where only an inner party is familuar with the expression to point out a woman with large breast.
"Damn! look at those hats in front of us!"
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White River National Forest
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Effective July 1, 2013:
Temporary Location and mail address: @120 Midland Ave, Suite 140, Glenwood Springs CO 81601
Temporary Number: 970-319-2670
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Wanting a new home theater doesn't always mean leaving your old electronics behind. This homeowner wanted to add some spark to his existing viewing environment by upgrading to a two-piece projector-screen setup. He was plenty satisfied, though, with the Sony home theater in a box (HTIB) system he already owned.
So when it came time to outfit his previously finished basement, the homeowner contacted Aurora, Ill.-based Epic Integrated A/V to expand that HTIB into a full theater—at a matinee price. Incorporating the equipment he already owned helped keep costs down, thereby allowing him to splurge on his video wishes.
"I don't think they had a specific budget, but we went through a couple of revisions on quotes, and he ended up telling me he wanted to make use of the speakers [and other HTIB gear] to save on cost," says Epic's Joel Hawbaker. "His priority was more looking at it as a whole theater experience with that big screen, because the rest of the house had regular TVs. We didn't want him to compromise on the video and later regret it."
With that in mind—and keep in mind that this project was completed a couple of years ago—more than half of the budget was devoted to the projector and screen: a $3,000 InFocus DLP high-definition projector, and $1,200 Draper Onyx 92-inch fixed-frame screen. At the time, 1080p HD resolution was still pricey, especially in the projector market, and the InFocus 720p model fit the bill.
"There wasn't a lot of other money spent," says Hawbaker. "The room was completely blank, so we retrofitted the wire and mounted everything, and the labor wasn't too expensive."
The system design, installation, setup and basic calibration amounted to about $1,400 of the $7,625 spent on the room. The drop ceiling made fishing wire easy, and the single day's work included ample time to mount the screen, speakers and projector.
A basic equipment rack and shelf assembly went inside the doorway of an adjacent utility area (another doorway to the dedicated theater is toward the rear). Epic saddled a Middle Atlantic Slim series rack with the electronics and surge protection, and used a steel frame model rather than "spending twice as much" on a wood version in the series or cabinetry. The owner also didn't mind opening the door to turn on the gear and pop in a DVD, so Epic did not need to include an expensive RF (radio frequency) remote.
The homeowners used their own seating, though basic theater chairs or a loveseat could have kept the room at around $10,000—and they eventually bought leather chairs online in another cost-effective move. Even a suitable audio upgrade at the time would not have pushed the budget much over $10K.
Of course, like any happy theater owner, "he might upgrade in the future," says Hawbaker. "We're talking about it."
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Grow with the Pros, hosted by Royals Charities and the Baseball Tomorrow Fund, debuted in 2012. During the event, which is free to the public, fans have an opportunity to learn tips and techniques on grass and field maintenance from the Royals Grounds Crew and participating vendors. Raffles and drawings with prizes from participating vendors are held throughout the event. Following the Grow with the Pros Open House, Royals Charities and the Baseball Tomorrow Fund host a private field maintenance clinic for previous grant recipients.
The Kansas City Royals and the YMCA of Greater Kansas City team up to offer kids and families the opportunity to play fun games together, learn cool exercises and get tips on choosing healthy foods, all while enjoying the fun of Kauffman Stadium. Special activities and information booths to promote a healthy, active lifestyle are set up in the Outfield Experience. YMCA Healthy Kids Day is celebrated across the country and is the nation's largest health day for children and families. As part of the program, the Royals offer special ticket discounts with a portion of each purchase going to the YMCA of Greater Kansas City.
In 2008, Billy Butler and his wife Katie established the Hit-It-A-Ton hunger relief effort to support the Bishop Sullivan Center. The Hit-It-A-Ton campaign enlists fans and local businesses to match Billy's donation for every home run.Learn More
More than 6,000 area elementary school children who achieved perfect attendance throughout the academic school year are honored at designated Royals Perfect Attendance Days.Learn More
Young baseball players have the opportunity of a lifetime by competing in the sectional finals of Major League Baseball's Pitch, Hit and Run competition at Kauffman Stadium after earning the opportunity at local competitions.
The Royals team up with the Professional Baseball Athletic Trainers Society (PBATS) to host a free PLAY (Promoting a Lifetime of Activity for Youth) clinic at Kauffman Stadium each season. Royals players join members of the Royals sports medicine staff to lead pre-selected youth in baseball fundamentals and exercises.
The Players for the Planet e-Waste recycling event provides a simple and convenient way for Royals fans and local residents to recycle old electronics and used batteries in exchange for ticket vouchers to a Kansas City Royals game. The Royals first teamed with Players for the Planet in 2013, with Royals players Chris Getz, Jeremy Guthrie and Mike Moustakas greeting fans who stopped by the recycling drive.
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Millions of phones end up in landfills each year, however you can prevent your old phone from entering the waste stream. Fans who presented a phone during these special events on August 28 & September 12 received two free Royals tickets, and a chance to meet Jeremy Guthrie & Sluggerrr!
For each Sunday home game, Royals Director-Groundskeeping and Landscaping Trevor Vance and his staff host select children who have a parent deployed through the United States military efforts overseas to join the Royals Grounds Crew as part of the Royals Troopers program. The honored kids helped prepare the field before Royals games and received game tickets and Royals merchandise.
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The Royals join Missouri Lottery to honor outstanding educators through the Missouri Lottery Stars of the Classroom recognition program. Prior to six Royals games throughout the summer, Missouri Lottery and the Royals will celebrate the achievements of top teachers from six school districts in the metro area.Learn More
The Royals partner with TeamSmile to host a free dental health education, screening and treatment clinic at Kauffman Stadium for children associated with the Boys and Girls Clubs of Greater Kansas City. Kids receive free dental care, in between taking in all of the attractions of the Outfield Experience.
Eric Hosmer will host Uncork for a Cause on August 10 at 7:00 p.m., a special charity event to benefit the Greater Kansas City Firefighters Local 42 Community Assistance organization, including several local firefighters battling cancer.Learn More
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Fort Wayne, Ind. (From Parkview) — Several area education institutions, along with Parkview Hospital, have signed a memorandum of understanding with a commitment to establish the Life Science Education and Research Consortium of Northeast Indiana. Click here to see the memorandum of understanding. Partners include Fort Wayne Community Schools, Huntington University, Ivy Tech Community College-Northeast, Trine University and University of Saint Francis.The Consortium would utilize existing space on Parkview Hospital's Randallia campus and serve as a regional initiative to align and leverage education, applied research, business incubation and economic development resources focusing on life sciences and health care.The Consortium is committed to generating a world-class center with a focus on rehabilitation, senior care and behavioral health.Each education institution is working collaboratively on programs and services that each entity will offer. See the side column for details. Today's announcement demonstrates Parkview's continued commitment to being a vital asset in the Randallia-area neighborhood. Parkview will continue to provide excellent care to patients and families, now and in the future.Parkview Hospital's future at the Randallia campus following the opening of Parkview Regional Medical Center:*The hospital will have at least 120 beds, all with private rooms *The patient rooms will be a mix of inpatient acute care, post-acute care and rehabilitation services, including a skilled nursing facility *A full-service, 24/7 emergency department *Family birthing services *Surgery suites *Select outpatient services *Physician offices *Sleep centerStatement from Dr. G. Blair Dowden, president of Huntington University"Huntington University is proud to be a part of this exciting joint venture in life science education. We firmly believe that by collaborating together our institutions will be stronger, our students' learning experiences and opportunities will be richer, and our neighborhood, city and region will be more vibrant. At Huntington University, Dr. Ann McPherren, Dr. Norris Friesen, Dr. Steve Holtrop and others have worked to bring this collaborative venture to reality. We look forward to seeing the many ways that our collaboration will make a difference in Fort Wayne and throughout northeast Indiana."Statement from Dr. Ann McPherren, senior vice president for strategy and graduate/adult programs and professor of business at Huntington University"When we began meeting almost a year ago, we were a group of individual institutions discussing an intriguing concept. Today, we are committed collaborators building the foundation of a significant venture, and a year from now, we will be full-fledged partners welcoming students onto a shared university and life science campus. We realize that we are in the process of launching a unique collaborative venture that will have an impact, educationally and economically, far beyond what any of our organizations could have individually."
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Despite the rural backdrop painted on a screen behind her and the pine tree props, the face of DKNY and Chanel brings style to the setting with a glossy blow dry, jewellery and makeup. We doubt your average plaid-wearing lumberjack would be fooled into thinking that the 20-year-old model was part of the union, but they'd probably be pretty happy if she leant a hand - particularly as she has so much side boob action going on in that top!
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Help! SO is dead-set on name I don't like
Hi, everyone! My SO is completely set on the name Dade Michael. While I don't completely hate it, it really isn't my style. I've offered to flip it and use Michael Dade or find another name we both agree on, but he is being completely unreasonable. To make matters worse, he is telling/asking all his friends, who supposedly, all love this name. (He is in the music business, so I don't doubt they like the unique-ness of the name. However, I am more traditional in my naming styles for boys)
So, my question is: how do I deal with this? This is not a family name or anything, just a name he loves. Also, what are your honest opinions of this name, in case I have to submit and use it?
Thank you for all your help!
May 13th, 2013 01:22 AM #3
Perhaps if you figured out what about the name he loves so much it would help you come up with alternatives. I.e., is it the length, the sound (could Wade work?), is someone in a band he likes named Dade, etc.
Personally I don't care for it, but that is no matter. What's important is that you don't and neither parent should have to submit to a name they don't like. Compromise? Yes. Submit? No.Due 2/2/15
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Thank you! He got it from a movie and he just likes how unique it is and thinks it will make his son stand out. My thought is: there's a reason not too many people have this name.... Haha
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It's just too close to "Dad" for a baby. Wade or Dane would be better. I dislike Dade. Michael is classic and even though I'm not a fan, it is 1000x better than Dade.
If he really won't change his mind, perhaps Dadrian nn Dade? Then he could go by Adrian or Rian as back-ups.
Other similar names: Dodd, Tad, Tadd, Tadeo, Tate, Cade, Kade, Dace, Dale, Dane, Dave, Dawe/Dawson, Daye, and Wade. See if he likes any of these (if you do.)
Hope this helps!Maximus Alexander (April 2012)
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Sanchez Feels Good … Keller Not So Much?Posted by on December 7, 2012 – 2:59 pm
Mark Sanchez has had an "excellent week of practice," Jets head coach Rex Ryan said today.
"I see a lot of energy from him, I see him bouncing around," Ryan said at his news conference at the Atlantic Health Jets Training Center following this morning's final practice before Sunday's game at Jacksonville. "You can tell he feels good, he feels good about the plan, he feels confident."
Yet Sanchez, playing for the first time since Ryan pulled him in the third quarter of the Arizona game last Sunday, could be without one of his biggest security blankets of the past four seasons. TE Dustin Keller (ankle) did not practice again today and is listed as doubtful for the Jaguars.
"With me, doubtful usually means he's not going," Ryan said. "It's unfortunate, but this is like the sixth time this season we haven't had Dustin."
If Keller is inactive for the Jags, it will be the fifth game he's missed this season, and he had one-catch contributions in the Buffalo opener and the Indianapolis game sandwiched around that early four-game hiatus due to his aggravated hamstring injury.
DK is on pace for 48 targets, 37 catches and 423 yards, which would all be career lows since his 2008 rookie season. He was the Jets' receptions leader in 2010 and '11, the first Jets TE with that distinction since Mickey Shuler in 1984-85.
That's a difficult security blanket to reweave, but Jeff Cumberland has at least filled in well in his first full, healthy season with the Green & White. His 35 targets, 21 catches, 233 yards are close to Keller's line and his two TD catches match Keller's scores. And even with Keller missing for a stretch, the tight end numbers this year are pretty close to the previous three seasons, with the average yards per catch at the position (11.3) the lowest since 2008 yet not far off the Keller-influenced 11.5 for the position in '09.
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As for the rest of the Jets' injured players, only WR Clyde Gates (concussion) has been declared out, and NT Damon Harrison (ankle) is the only other "doubtful." There are three questionables: QB Tim Tebow (ribs), WR Stephen Hill (knee) and NT Sione Po'uha (low back), all of whom were limited in practice.
All 17 other Jets on the report are probable for Jacksonville, including RB-KR Joe McKnight (ankle/ribs), who practiced full. Click here for the full report.
Jacksonville's final report is one of extremes. Six of their 13 injured players are out for the Jets: RBs Maurice Jones-Drew (foot) and Rashad Jennings (concussion), WR Cecil Shorts (concussion), OL Mike Brewster (hand), CB Aaron Ross (calf) and DE George Selvie (concussion).
The other seven are all probable: S Dwight Lowery (foot), CBs Derek Cox (hamstring) and Rashean Mathis (groin), D-linemen Tyson Alualu (calf) and Austen Lane (foot), C Brad Meester (foot), and FB Greg Jones (thigh).
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ESPN has noted that the Jets have gone from first in the NFL to last in one interesting measure: strength of schedule.
In the first 12 games of the season, Jets opponents' combined record is 83-59-2, a .583 winning percentage that is first in the league. In other words, the Jets had the NFL's toughest schedule (based only on opponents' combined record) in the first three-quarters of the season.
The final four Jets opponents' composite record is 15-33-0, a .313 percentage that is 32nd in the league. The Jets' final quarter is the league's "easiest" finish. Ominously, with Indianapolis, Pittsburgh and Cincinnati at least two games ahead of them for AFC Wild Card berths, that favorable final quarter may not be enough to provide a 2009-like storybook regular-season stretch run into the postseason grid.
But as Mike Westhoff said this week, "I'm a big believer that until someone tells us that we're not in it, we can finish strongly and be in this thing, so that's how I'm seeing it every week. You just don't know in our crazy business, and it's our responsibility to fight through that to the very end."
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By Jet Fan Since We Had an Elite QB Tom on Dec 7, 2012 | Reply
And by the way, Randy, I applaud you for having the courage to write that Cumberland's numbers are pretty much the same as Keller's. And now I'll write what I wouldn't expect to you write: Cumberland's numbers are about as good as Keller's because Keller is an average TE and somebody we'd be stupid to overpay for. A 2-yr deal for average $ is absolutely as far as I'd go but you know Mr T, he'll tell us he's one of the premier TE's in the league. Also by the way, some of you may remember when I said that there was no reason for Mr T to offer to rework Revis' deal in 2010, just like there was no reason to rework Sanchez's deal last yr. The biggest lack of mental toughness on this team is in the GM's office.
By IRA on Dec 7, 2012 | Reply
The Jags are the perfect team for Mark to start to get his confidence back. I expect a very similar gameplan this week as the one vs Tampa in 09 when Clemens started and they really focused on running the ball. Results 26-3 Jets i expect a 23-10 win this week for the jets.
By scjoe on Dec 7, 2012 | Reply
The Jets absolutely need a win in Jacksonville this week, if for no other reason then not to hear the following at Rex's post game presser. 1-We had a great week of practice and there were some points we left out on the field. 2-Sure, there were some throws out there that Mark wishes he had back. 3- That's one heck of a football team we played out there today, we knew coming in it was going to be a dog fight. 4- Mark wasn't the only one that played poorly out there. 5- We got to go in and watch the tape and try to correct all these mistakes we seem to be making week after week and play after play. OK, I added my own little twist to #5 But you get the point!
By SCfromNY on Dec 7, 2012 | Reply
I remember when Rex declared we are out of the playoffs after Atlanta and then we made them. Unfortunately there are too many teams witha 2 game lead on us with only 4 games to go. Possible yes. probable, NO. Just like Sanchez turning into a good QB. Possible, yes. Probable, NO!
How many off the other possible 5 playoff teams do you think the Jets could beat?
By JR on Dec 7, 2012 | Reply
The only " bounce" Sanchez needs is the door off his butt on the way out. Why not let GMAC play? I just don't get it…what in the world possibly changed in a weeks time/ What? Now Sanchez is a better passer? Now he can hold onto the ball better? Now he can make better on field decisions? C'mon Rex…I think your better than this. Are you afraid to make the ultimate decision? Trust me..someone will make it when it is time for you to go if you don't get it fixed. Just so tired of being a fan of a loser and trying to justify that to myself.
By GaryC on Dec 7, 2012 | Reply
the jet game plan for this week,CONSERVATIVE,they will run Greene about 25-30 times if the run game is going,I can see it now,game will be closer then it should be then Folk misses field goal to win it,Then no more excuses not to play McElroy, Playoffs done.Our best chance to win will have 8 losses.
By Bennett on Dec 7, 2012 | Reply
I'm thinking they put the leash on Sanchez keep him around 20 -25 must passes. This way his chance for the pics, fumbles, sacks, running around like a chicken with its head cut off and running into the behind of your lead blocker go way down. The key to winning is to not let your incrediable 5th pick throw the ball to much in fact try not to have him handle the ball to much at all.This seems like a logical offensive plan which means the Jets will do something totaly opposite
By Charliejet on Dec 7, 2012 | Reply
Norv Turner for O.C.
By 40 year fan , John on Dec 7, 2012 | Reply
The Jets are the worst team in pro football ..They are Unwatchable ..They couldn't be any worse … Please Woody hire Bill Parcells and let's rebuild a completely new team …From the ground up …
By 40 year fan , John on Dec 7, 2012 | Reply
Fireman Ed quit …That says it all …When your masgott quits it's over . As an organization …The Jets are as bad as the Kotite years ..
By harry-o on Dec 7, 2012 | Reply
Henne for the jags worries me
should MS play bad or there is another 52 second melt down
the jets just aren't a come from behind team
Gmac came in only down by three with twenty minutes to go, your still in the game.
if the jets offense sputters , depending on the score give the next guy enough time to rally back, don't wait too long Rex.
if the jets romp, let Gmac and tebow play late.
By Jet Fan Since We Had an Elite QB Tom on Dec 7, 2012 | Reply
Yeah, Ira, those were the good old days, squeaking out wins against terrible teams while backing into the playoff so our mediocre QB could fail to measure up when it counts. scjoe, your post is hilarious and I had the same thought yesterday. I can pretty much only stand to watch the games and read posts and certain articles on this site, anything in the way of spin from the coaches or FO is just too banal to deal with. JR, Rex is NOT better than this, he's shown no guts at all in coaching this team. He loses his cool, plays favorites, makes excuses for everyone, and worst of all talks like a politician even when directly addressing the fans. In other words, he's everything the HC's he claims to idolize weren't and aren't and so HE MUST GO!
By sal cottone on Dec 7, 2012 | Reply
I think Keller is about as good as he is going to get with this coaching crew. Player and team development is not the strong point of this organization. I hope this nightmare is over in a few weeks. Build a reciveing core with somebody who can get them the ball, and figure out the run game, and change a few pieces on Defense is a must before training camp
By sal cottone on Dec 7, 2012 | Reply
Rex road the coat tail odf a strong team..decided to bring in his type of players, make his stamp,and this is what he got. The look on his face, the way he is now carries himself with the media tells me he knows he screwed up, and this was months ago!
By 40 year fan, John on Dec 8, 2012 | Reply
We could make a deal for lienhart .Or trade for Matt Stafford .. Rex Ryan could be demoted to defensive coordinator. Trade Sanchez , Tebow and the entire Qb staff . All we need is one good one. We have no offensive line . We have no running back . The recievers are lame . The defense is way too slow , not smart , and ineffective ..We need a completely new direction …
By Barker on Dec 8, 2012 | Reply
Mark always has great practices it just never seems to translate onto the field. I live in Gainesville and I know there are going to be thousands of Tebow supporters at the game. It is going to get LOUD!
By Tom Spicer on Dec 8, 2012 | Reply
Some of you continue to ignore the lack of skill position talent on this team. I would like for some of you to tell me what are NFL teams have worse starting RB'S than Shonne Greene? I think I can name 1 out of 32. Holmes has been out all year so Kerley has been our #1 WR. Can anyone tell me a team in the NFL with a worse #1 then Kerley? Can anyone tell me a team with a worse #2 than Schiliens? Can anyone tell me a team with a worse #3 than Stephen Hill who cant catch? Every web site, newspaper, magazine & analyst say we have th worst set of skill position players in the entire NFL. Tom Brady could be our QB & even he could not make these guys good!
By SCfromNY on Dec 8, 2012 | Reply
I have said repeatedly that moaning the loss of Keller and Holmes is silly and more evidence of the Jets setting the bar way to low. Holmes has averaged 44 catches per year. This is the number of catches you would expect from the #3 WR. which is what he would be on a team like the Saints, Broncos, or Giants. Or 2 weeks catches for Welker. If Keller was on NE he would probably stay on practice squad until needed. We have to stop thinking that our middle of the road players are #1s. They wouldn't be on many other teams. Someone needs to do a spreadsheet of WRs & TEs in the league to show the difference between premier players and ours.
The cost of having a winning QB is the SAME if Sanchez sits and McElroy plays.
By Mike Jet Vet on Dec 8, 2012 | Reply
Rex's Almanac, Book of excuses, Mark had an excellent week of practice, bouncing around out there, Excellent, lot of energy,Bouncing around out there like how Rex? Sure wish with all these excellent practices we hear so much about. . maybe just maybe we'll see it translate into at least one game, I mean I understand why you have to say what you do, with the situation You and Mike -T have put us in,with mistake after mistake regarding something that even resembles talent, But it's not working he just don't get it and never will. Hey, do they have a football team in Siberia? Just asking
By GaryC on Dec 8, 2012 | Reply
Boy,that Clyde Gates signing is really working out,can we get Jason Hill back.
By Byrdman on Dec 8, 2012 | Reply
What exactly does a win against the Jags prove? What does a "good" performance by Sanchez against the worst D in the NFL prove? Will we all be jumping for joy in our Jet pajamas hollerin "YEAH – TAKE THAT JAGS" "TAKE THAT SANCHEZ HATERS, I TOLD YA" "I knew this kid had the right stuff" LOL Listen, there are about 3 or 4 players at the top of next years draft board that will be the cornerstone, franchise type pieces to a teams SB puzzle. Jets DESPERATELY need a Ray Lewis or JJ Watt type game-changer on Defense. There is no such thing as momentum between one season and the next, we're not going ANYWHERE this year. the BEST that could happen for this teams future is to score a couple key players (not talking about QB's) in the 2013 draft
By Another Tom on Dec 8, 2012 | Reply
Practices with MS at QB sound very exciting..could they possibly televise them instead of the games ? then all of us suffering fans would surely have something to be encouraged about !
By Byrdman on Dec 8, 2012 | Reply
I don't have much (any) faith that this front office, owner or coaching staff has what it takes to build a SB caliber team. What I'm hoping is that somehow we can stumble into so much talent (draft and FA) on both sides of the ball that Bozo the clown could coach em :D All they need to know is where the next game is and some uniforms. Woody if you want to fly em to the away games fine if not… that's OK just stay home and we'll go Greyhound. The Colts had to basically stink up NFL for one season to draft Luck, look at em NOW! They're getting better each game, Guarantee they're in a SB (or 3) before Jets ever get there.
By Jet Fan Since We Had an Elite QB Tom on Dec 8, 2012 | Reply
sal, I wrote a post Randy didn't print about Rex and his "I feel great about the decision" talk re Sanchez starting and called it encounter group talk, not HC talk, but I think you were a lot less snarky on this pt than I was. Same for you, Barker, on something Randy didn't print that I said about all these great practices. Spicer, you got it a little backwards, on a team that knew anything about passing and had the QB, HC and OC to do it, Kerley would be blossoming into an All-Pro, he never drops a pass, fights for YAC better than most vets, and is one of the faster WRs we've had in yrs. Sanchez could have Fitzgerald, Johnson, and Welker in the slot and he'd still be ranked at the bottom in QB ratings. But I still want to trade Holmes.
By ron alexander on Dec 8, 2012 | Reply
Spicer, check out bleacher report today, got a nice piece on your boy Montae Ball.
S.C.Joe, hilarious dude,loved it! Sad, but true! S.C.N.Y, the bar is on the ground(or buried underneath? BARKER, I'll have you know that Mark is destined for greatness as Rex has nominated him for the NFL "all-practice team"! Of course Bozo the clown could look great Q.Backing against our defence with Pace,Thomas & Scott out there!
By Jet Fan Since We Had an Elite QB Tom on Dec 9, 2012 | Reply
Great post across the board, MJV, painful as I'm sure it was for you to write it. When I post that the Jets are going nowhere as long as Mr T, Rex and Sanchez are around or that what we should really be talking about is Woody selling the team or at least moving it back to New York, I know you're one of the guys who can face reality sufficiently to consider such ideas. And one of the guys who probably agrees with me when I say that the Jets culture is largely one of playing cautiously, making excuses, and celebrating very minor accomplishments. This mindset took hold back when Namath started getting hurt too much and it became an event just to get him onto the field but weirdly, it's lingered in the Jet DNA for decades after his departure.
By SCfromNY on Dec 9, 2012 | Reply
Now is the time for a new GM. Many teams are in turmoil and we should lockup Polian before he has too many better offers. There is no "cap" on management saleries. Sure Sanchez could be a $8,000,000 back up next but look at Seattle where they are paying Flynn so much. It is about WINNING! I think Rex has "tunnel vision" on game day, too focused on the defense that he misses other stuff. Unfortunately after 4 years there has been little growth. Rex gets excited when Scott actually makes a takle that he forgets the missed tackles and the chasing receivers and missing those tackles. NO team has gutted themselves as much as Indy leaving few "skill" players. BUT they have a leader and what looks like a future winning elite QB.
By GaryC on Dec 9, 2012 | Reply
Hey Ron,my guy is Montae Ball,he should of been a finalist for the Heisman.
By Byrdman on Dec 9, 2012 | Reply
At the moment I'm typing this, Jags have strip-sacked Sanchez and are in the red-zone. Jags going with their #4 RB and playing with more determination than our Jets. Feel sorry for Jag fans, many of them knowing the Jets QB situation probably figured they'd be watching Tebow play when they bought the ticket. Jet fans though for a moment, G-Mac would start or at least dress for this snooze-fest. Update – Jags scoop-n-score TD reversed. This week another former Jet, not good enough to play here – Dwight Lowery comes back to haunt T-Rex, like last week when Rhodes clowned Rex with his picks, J-E-T-S Tank 4 Te'o
By ron alexander on Dec 10, 2012 | Reply
GARY C, oooops, sorry about that. Yeah he should have been in the Heisman running but there's a lot of politics involved with those post season awards. No sweat, he's gonna be a really good pro if he stays healthy.Hopefully for us? S.C.N.Y, excellent point about M.S cap hit for next year.No question we will have to deal with it but I dont think its that big of a problem either as I doubt we will contend till 2014 anyway.With Wilkerson emerging and Coples starting to show signs of life, I think its time to address the offence by bringing in a top fleight reciever & R.B to make whoever the Q.B is life a little easier?


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No 1 in D flat major: Presto
No 2 in F sharp minor: Crotchet = 112
No 3 in F sharp major: Prestissimo
No 4 in F sharp major: Andante
No 5 in C sharp minor: Affannato
No 6 in D flat major: Esaltato
No 7 in F minor: Agitato
No 8 in E flat major: Allegro
Around 1900 Scriabin joined the circle around the Moscow philosopher Prince Trubetskoy; the climate in this group tended towards the mystical and apocalyptic. Scriabin also read Nietzsche and later became involved with theosophy. These trends of thought, together with a pampered early upbringing by a devoted aunt, led to an increasingly solipsistic world-view,summed up later in Scriabin's exclamation to the composer Liadov: 'I am the creator of new worlds. I am God!'
The Etudes of Op 42 are firmly rooted in tonality but frequently carry chromaticism and metrical complexity to extremes. No 1 is written in a restless cross-rhythm of nine against five; further, the right hand's melodic groupings go across the bar lines in carefully asymmetrical units of 3, 4, 5 and 6 (later, 5 and 4). Speed, lightness, mobility and ceaseless fluid motion again create the sensation of exhilarating flight.
No 2 exploits Scriabin's favourite five against three, but here the left-hand figures are shifted across the beats as in Op 8 No 7, giving a feeling of underlying disquiet. This surfaces in the final bars where both hands, as Chopin said of the finale of his B flat minor Sonata which this passage seems to recall, 'chatter in unison'.
No 3 is a superlative trill study; its ethereal register and chromatic fleetness have earned it the apt Russian nickame of 'The Mosquito'. Its F sharp major tonality is shared by No 4, an idyllic love song (for Tatyana?).
In violent contrast is No 5, eloquently marked 'Affanato'—breathless and anxious. This atmosphere is created by a restless, dense texture and a harmonic language in which nearly every chord is darkened and destabilized by the addition of a seventh. An aspiring second subject, one of Scriabin's finest melodic inspirations, affords some relief from the grip of nightmare.
'Esaltato'—'elated'—is the marking of No 6, hinting perhaps at Scriabin's Nietzschean aspirations; the melodic gestures are imperious, and underlying exhilaration is conveyed not only by constantly swirling cross-rhythms but also by delaying the arrival of the tonic harmony for sixteen bars. This signals an increasing tendency in Scriabin's music: in its final phase, from 1911 on, tonality became a background element, obliquely referred to but rarely overtly stated. Liszt had hinted at this possibility in the Bagatelle sans tonalité back in 1885, but Scriabin could not have known the piece; it remained unpublished until 1956.
The Brahmsian sixths and rhythmic devices of No 7 are comparatively conservative; this may be the Étude mentioned in a letter of 1899 from the composer to his publisher Belaiev. No 8 shares the first study's aerial quality, but here the shifting of both hands' figures across the beat (again in cross-rhythms) creates a weightless, wind-borne impression. By contrast, the central section is solidly grandiose, like that of Op 8 No 7, but its much more advanced harmonic language has a strong foretaste of Scriabin's next major work, The Divine Poem.
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Haydn: String Quartets Opp 74/2 & 74/3
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Movement 1: Allegro spiritoso
Movement 2: Andante grazioso
Movement 3: Menuetto Trio
Movement 4: Presto
This is a movement that finds Haydn at his most exuberant, and nowhere more so than in the closing moments of its first stage, which erupt into a chain of trills played by the full quartet in octaves. The trills are followed by two mysterious, long-sustained notes—D flat and E natural—forming a transition back to the start of the exposition for the repeat. When the same moment is reached again, Haydn provides a pair of second-time bars in which the first of the notes is transformed into C sharp. Since the listener cannot tell the difference between D flat and C sharp, the second-time bars are for the players' eyes only; but the change in notation enables the music to take an entirely unexpected harmonic direction, and to plunge into the key of A major.
The two middle movements are much more straightforward. The first of them is a set of variations on a graceful theme. In the first variation the melodic line passes to the cello, while the succeeding variation, in the minor, provides one of Haydn's great second-violin solos. The second violin also has the melody in the trio of the minuet movement, while above it the first violin weaves a smooth running accompaniment. The trio finds Haydn once more basking in the warmth of a third-related key—in this case D flat major—again necessitating a coda to form a modulatory link to the reprise of the minuet.
If the finale of Op 74 No 1 had a theme with more than a hint of a rondo character to it, this one presents a fully fledged rondo theme in two parts, each repeated—and this despite the fact that the piece turns out once again to be in sonata form. The structural deception is of a kind that had been used on occasion by Mozart (the finale of the great G minor Symphony No 40 is a familiar example). Haydn had previously exploited the idea in the finale of his F minor String Quartet Op 55 No 2, and he did so again in the last movement of the 'Surprise' Symphony No 94, written at more or less the same time as the Op 74 quartets. The finale of Op 74 No 2 boasts an exotic second subject, in the shape of a haunting Balkan-sounding idea that fluctuates continually between minor and major. It makes a return both during the course of the central development section and in the recapitulation. There is also a substantial coda in which the first violin takes off into flights of fantasy, playing rapid arpeggios across the strings in the manner of some wild cadenza.
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