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Online tool provides interactive farm budgeting resource
The Food and Agricultural Policy Research Institute at the University of Missouri has developed an online tool to help farmers build projected budgets for their operations.
The Farm Cost and Return Tool, or Farm CART, is at www.fapri.missouri.edu/projects.
"The tool allows beginning farmers and ranchers, not only in Missouri but all over the country, to play a what-if game on the web," said FAPRI economist Peter Zimmel. "They can develop a farm with how many acres they want, how many animals they want, and they can see what it will look like financially over the next five years."
Farm CART was funded by a Beginning Farmer and Rancher Development Grant from USDA's National Institute of Food and Agriculture. The USDA Beginning Farmer and Rancher project was started because the age of the average farmer is increasing and the number of farmers is decreasing. USDA is looking for ways to educate people who may want to start farming in the future, Zimmel said.
FAPRI developed Farm CART to help producers who are either thinking about farming or are looking to grow their operation, but Zimmel says the tool can benefit anyone who wants help making better-informed agricultural finance decisions.
"With the risk that is involved in agriculture, you really need to plan for the future," Zimmel said. "What's the future look like for your farming operation? Is it feasible to continue to farm the way you're farming?"
Farm CART uses the baseline projections that FAPRI produces every year. The tool can provide budgets based on a selected location but can also be customized to a specific operation.
"One of the strengths of this tool is that producers can say they want to make a farm that looks like X, Y and Z, and see how that looks financially," Zimmel said. "But then they can go back and add soybeans and see what the difference is financially. Is it a positive or a negative? Then they can go back and make a better-informed decision if they should grow their farm that way."
Zimmel says a lot of effort went into making Farm CART easy to use. He says there is very little information that producers have to enter before they can play those what-if games. Information from the FAPRI baseline as well as the USDA is programmed in, so all that is needed is the number of acres or animals.
"All the information we start them with, all the costs for seed, fertilizer or chemicals, is there," Zimmel said. "But if they want to they can customize that to their specific operation and change every number in there."
The Farm CART is free to use and there is no sign-up or registration required. "There aren't many tools with the ability to project out five years, especially in a Web-based tool with all the information from FAPRI and USDA," Zimmel said. "One of the big benefits of Farm CART for a producer who is either getting ready to start farming or wants to make a change to their operation, they can look at it before actually going out there and spending the money to try and do it."
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Hockey 101 – Defining Restricted and Unrestricted Free Agents
June 24, 2012 by tracykingslover
July 1, 2012 is the start of the NHL Free Agency period. This is when the unrestricted free agents from the NHL teams can negotiate and sign a contract with any NHL team. The Restricted free agent is under contract by a team and will become an unrestricted free agent when their contracts expire. Here… [Read more…]
The Los Angeles Kings Forgotten Fan
June 15, 2012 by The Recipe Seeker
I would like to pay tribute to the forgotten Los Angeles Kings fan. You know who they are. They are the ones who stayed with you through the long season of ups and downs of what is now our beloved hockey team. The ones who gave up Dancing with the Stars, American Idol and Snooky's… [Read more…]
Hockey 101 – The Referee and the Linesman – What the Heck are They Doing?
March 12, 2012 by tracykingslover
The best part of writing this hockey blog for women is when you ask me questions and I actually know the answer! And you have been asking about the Referee and the Linesman. Who are they? What are their jobs? How do they not get punched in the face more often? Well, I'll answer the… [Read more…]
L.A. Kings – Pics, Jerseys and the Penalty Box
March 1, 2012 by tracykingslover
We finally made it to the Penalty Box on Saturday before the Kings/Hawks game. Hubbypat and I have tried before but have either been too late or it was closed for a private function. Let me start by saying if you have not been there yet, you are truly missing out. Our very own hockey… [Read more…]
Hockey 101 – What does the NHL Trade Deadline mean?
February 15, 2012 by tracykingslover
There is a lot of uproar this time of the hockey year regarding the NHL trade deadline. I thought I'd put together a little explanation of what the deadline means to the NHL and for the Kings. This little article is not supposed to go in-depth but to help those who are new or… [Read more…]
Hockey For Beginners – Get to know your Nicknames
January 27, 2012 by tracykingslover
"Titles are but nicknames, and every nickname is a title." – Thomas Paine We know them by their nicknames. The Great One, Rocket Richard and Super Mario. Because really, every great sport player has been given a nickname. It makes us closer to them, more attainable if you will. This is a name we gave… [Read more…]
A Brief History of the Hockey Stick
January 24, 2012 by The Recipe Seeker
Ice hockey sticks are approximately 59.1 inches (150cm) to 78.7 inches (200cm) long. The blade is slightly curved in one direction, either way, to aid in retaining or lifting the puck of the playing surface. The goaltender has a slightly modified stick. The lower part of the stick is wider, the angle is smaller and… [Read more…]
Q & A – What does the NHL Realignment mean for the Kings?
December 7, 2011 by tracykingslover
First off, the NHL league is divided by conferences and divisions. The NHL League has 30 teams. Then it is broken down into two conferences – The Eastern Conference and the Western Conference. Each conference holds 15 teams. The two conferences are further broken down into divisions. Each Conference has 3 divisions of 5 teams.… [Read more…]
Q & A for Beginners – Delayed Offsides – You want more!!!
November 22, 2011 by tracykingslover
Well! Let it not be said that I ignore the masses – ha! I swear if it was legal, I'd be drawn and quartered by hubbypat for not including more info on delayed offsides. I'm told my info regarding offsides was very good but my delayed penalty explanation could use more examples. This should make… [Read more…]
Hockey Q & A for beginners – Offsides and Delayed offsides – lolwut?
November 21, 2011 by tracykingslover
I was asked what is offsides this past weekend at the game by a few ladies in our suite. I thought I had put that up here, but it was icing. I tried to give a simple answer and I think for the most part it was understood. The ladies told me they thought they… [Read more…]
Los Angeles Kings Hockey 2011-2012: Another NOOB Report
We are 18 games into the L.A. Kings hockey season, and I have a few comments about the game last night against the Anaheim Ducks, and well, a couple of other important items. As a newbie (NOOB), I take my chances commenting on such things, but I'll be brave. Here goes anyway. First, the game… [Read more…]
Hockey Q & A – Icing, It's simple! except for….
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Mary, my sister and our resident hockey newbie, has written her observations on abbreviations and hockey questions. I have to say I enjoyed it very much, cracked me up! But, at the same time, I've heard from others when talking hockey, some of the stats and penalties, etc can get confusing. As with everything, once… [Read more…]
L.A. Kings Hockey Noob Report: Questions, questions, questions
After the game tonight, I wondered who the Los Angeles Kings are playing next. I looked it up on my handy L.A. Times Schedule and saw it was "PHO." I thought, "Who the hell is "PHO?" I looked at some of the other team name abbreviations on the calendar I held in my hand. "COL"… [Read more…]
Q & A – Why Four Offensive Lines?
October 10, 2011 by tracykingslover
I've had questions on the lines in hockey. Why four? Do they each do the same thing? Are the better players on the first line? With all the questions I thought I'd take the lull between games to explain a few facts. Now, if you want strategies and such you will have to go somewhere… [Read more…]
The L.A. Kings 2011-2012 Season Begins: Confessions of a Hockey Noob
As the L.A. Kings 2011-2012 hockey season begins in earnest, I find myself completely overwhelmed with the excitement of it all. Which is probably why my sister, a Los Angeles Kings super-fan, called me a noob. I think she meant newbie, but it's there's something more appropriate about noob. I've got Andre Kopitar mixed up… [Read more…]
Q & A – What do you mean there are two kinds of defensemen?
October 6, 2011 by tracykingslover
Voynov was sent back to Manchester (AHL) a couple of days ago. Everyone loved him and thought he should stay. But why didn't he? Because a slot for the defense game he plays is not available. Voynov is a puck moving defenseman. So is Drew Doughty, Jack Johnson and Alec Martinez. Who goes down if… [Read more…]
Q & A Hockey for Beginners
September 28, 2011 by tracykingslover
I invite all Los Angeles King's lovers to ask questions. Remember, we will NEVER make fun of your questions. *Once Mary said to me: "This Crosby guy seems good, why don't the Kings get him on their team?" After I closed my wide open mouth, I realized that no matter what the question is, the… [Read more…]
Why A Hockey Website for Women?
September 22, 2011 by tracykingslover
Aren't there enough hockey blogs out there in internet land? Do we really need a hockey blog just for women? What do Women know about hockey anyway? Actually, quite a lot. We of the feminine persuasion are just as crazy as our testosterone filled partners. We are right there along side the men with beers… [Read more…]


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Welbeck has gone on to score 22 goals for United in all competitions and has found the net eight times in 20 games for England, but still rates that first strike among his favourites.
"It was probably one of the best I've scored, along with the one I scored against Derby in the FA Cup that year and my first two goals for England as well," Danny said in an exclusive documentary on MUTV.
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Publish or/and perish? Should associates blog anonymously to protect their careers? That's the question posed by Stephanie Francis Ward in the Dec. issue of the ABA Journal. She profiles a handful of associates who discuss the pros and cons of being opinionated, including Matthew Lerner, who recently revealed his ID as the promulgator of nylaw. He says it's great -- and that he's had more attention with the blog than he did writing case summaries for the firm website.
But other high-profile bloggers hide behind their html, including the "Article III Groupie who provides federal judiciary gossip on Underneath Their Robes. She has no plans to disrobe her A3G ID.
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I continue to believe that law students and associates (and all weblogging lawyers) would be better off assuming that they will eventually be identified, and that they should therefore write only what they are willing to have attributed to themselves (including saying only things that an identified attorney can say ethically about their clients, partners, etc.). Weblogging nonymously is also more interesting, as is pseudo-eponymous weblogging.
Posted by: David Giacalone | Dec 10, 2004 4:05:58 PM
I haven't been able to access the referenced article. But the primary reason that I see for blogging anonymously is that it enables lawyers to give more details about cases they're handling without breaching confidentiality. There are many stories that I'd love to share with my readers about solo practice but I fear that by sharing, they might put my clients at a disadvantage with our opponents or the judge. Thus, I can certainly understand why "Underneath Their Robes" posts anonymously - because not all judges have as good a sense of humor as, for example, UTR's loyal reader Judge Kozinski - and thus, might penalize UTR or take her less seriously were she to have a case before their bench. On the other hand, I think it's sad that someone like Anonymous Lawyer must remain anonymous and feels that he can't honestly share his opinions on biglaw life without revealing his identity. I think that attaching a name to those complaints would give them far more credibility and go a long way towards a movement to actually fix the problems he identifies.
Posted by: Carolyn Elefant | Dec 12, 2004 1:37:31 PM
I agree that blogging puts attorneys, not just associates, at risk. When I write down an opinion and publish it to the world, I am creating a standard which I will have to hold up. The 'risk' however is implicit in all forms of free speech. For those with something to say and the fearlessness to say it, blogs provide an opportunity that did not exist previously. So definitely go into it with your eyes open.
I have no problems with revealing or hiding identities as appropriate. The opinions stated are more important than the identity most of the time anyway.
The key here is that opinions which were rarely expressed previously for a lack of venue are now being memorialized for the world to see. The first amendment right to speech will become more important as this new forum for discussion continues to take hold. I think it is great news for the legal profession that the black cloak of the law is pulled back and the practice of law is revealed to the world in a more meaningful way than was ever possible before.
Together, we can not only practice law, but change the way law is practiced. For more info on billing practices and hiring law firms, see http://tcattorney.typepad.com/tc/2004/10/finding_smart_c.html#comments This site is a great example of the power of blogging.... Enrico Schaefer, Attorney
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Here's a tasty way to add seafood to your diet. It's great with chicken, too. Either way, your family will request this satisfying dish again and again! Agnes Ward - Stratford, ON
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Prep/Total Time: 30 min.
1/4 cup finely chopped onion
1-1/2 teaspoons curry powder
2 tablespoons butter
3 tablespoons all-purpose flour
1 cup reduced-sodium chicken broth
1 cup fat-free milk
1 pound uncooked medium shrimp, peeled and deveined
3/4 teaspoon sugar
1/2 teaspoon salt
1/8 teaspoon ground ginger
1/2 teaspoon lemon juice
2 cups hot cooked rice
In a large skillet, saute onion and curry in butter until tender.
Stir in flour until blended; gradually add broth and milk. Bring to
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BSOD Regularly during gaming
32bit Windows 7 Ultimate (Reinstalled a week ago)
Bought all of the hardware individually around February 2009
I put the computer together in Feb 2009 and it worked fine for the first few months then during any video game and youtube video it would freeze, display horizontal colored bars across the screen, then BSOD and reboot. It started out infrequently(once weekly) but increased as time went by(every 5-10 minutes of game time). I gave up on the computer but recently tried to get it going again. I cleared everything and reinstalled the OS fresh. For the first week it was working great with no crashes and now it started to have the same symptoms about an hour into the game(Which currently is Crusader Kings II).
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These were related to the amdk8.sys driver. When the processor drivers are listed as the probable cause it usually signifies a processor fault. You can attempt to confirm this by running a CPU stress test CPU - Stress Test with Prime95 - (run the Blend test as well as the SmallFFTs test)
Try this free stress test: Free Software - GIMPS
Prime95 Setup:
- extract the contents of the zip file to a location of your choice
- double click on the executable file
- select "Just stress testing"
- select the "Blend" test. If you've already run MemTest overnight you may want to run the "Small FFTs" test instead.
- "Number of torture test threads to run" should equal the number of CPU's times 2 (if you're using hyperthreading).
The easiest way to figure this out is to go to Task Manager...Performance tab - and see the number of boxes under CPU Usage History
Then run the test for 6 to 24 hours - or until you get errors (whichever comes first).
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Tried the blend test and it blue screened within 5 minutes and I had to use a previous restore point to reboot my computer back. I'm thinking I will update BIOS and if that fails find a CPU and try it out. If you guys can think of anything more effective let me know. Thanks for the help.
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Tried the blend test and it blue screened within 5 minutes and I had to use a previous restore point to reboot my computer back. I'm thinking I will update BIOS and if that fails find a CPU and try it out. If you guys can think of anything more effective let me know. Thanks for the help.
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Arsenal's Wenger calls for quality response
Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger feels his side have the perfect opportunity to remind everyone just how good they can be when Manchester United come to the Emirates Stadium on Wednesday night.
The Gunners were blitzed 5-1 at Anfield on Saturday - finding themselves 4-0 down after just 20 minutes - and were later deposed at the top of the Barclays Premier League table by Chelsea.
Wenger, though, insists headlines revelling in the downfall of his side are somewhat premature given their other results in what has generally been a promising campaign.
"We tend always to forget how good we are when we are not successful," said Wenger, who should have France Under-21 forward Yaya Sanogo available against United following five months out with a back problem.
"It is important that we remind them we have done very well until now, that we are at the start of a very important week for us and we have worked very hard until now to be in that position.
"Let's also not forget that we have put in some convincing performances as well - against Tottenham (in the FA Cup), Liverpool (at home in the league), at home to Napoli and in Dortmund (in the Champions League).
"We can show now until the end of the season that people who think (we cannot win big games) are wrong."
Arsenal are set for a run of matches which could well define their season.
Liverpool head back to north London for an FA Cup fifth-round tie on Sunday ahead of the visit of Bayern Munich in the Champions League the following Wednesday.
Wenger intends to focus on the positives.
He said: "It is always a disappointment to lose a game, but I think it was an accident because we have been very stable defensively and we have to treat it like that.
"We have just been on a 10-game unbeaten run. You cannot consider one game as the trend, the pattern of our season.
"It is an accident, not a welcome (one) of course, a very disappointing one, but a successful season is decided by how you respond to that.
"In any season you have disappointments, it is always down to the team to respond in a very positive way, that decides the success of the team."
Club-record signing Mesut Ozil produced another subdued display against Liverpool.
Wenger, though, has no issues with the contribution of the German playmaker - who arrived from Real Madrid in a much-hyped £42.5million deal on deadline day in September but whose last eight appearances have returned only two assists and no goals.
"Ozil didn't have the best of games on Saturday, but that can happen. He works very hard to adapt to the physical level of the Premier League and for me he is an exceptional player," said Wenger.
"I wouldn't like to put too much pressure on him because he has been a top-class player until now.
"He knows when he is not good enough he will get questioned - that is normal."
With the cancellation of a proposed strike on the London Underground on Wednesday, Arsenal will be able to prepare as normal to get their own staff to the Emirates Stadium along with an expected capacity 60,000 crowd.
While United may not be the force they were last season following Sir Alex Ferguson's retirement, Wenger will not take the challenge of David Moyes' men lightly.
"We consider them as a strong side and a team that of course has quality," he said.
"Their season is difficult to judge at the moment. We will be playing against a good team and we want to beat them."
Wenger, meanwhile, refused to be drawn on rumours Arsenal were ready to launch a £15million summer bid to bring United forward Robin van Persie back to north London.
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Google's Hummingbird Algorithm Update: The impact on search and PPC.
By Bartley Sharkey | PPC Account Director
Last week I celebrated my birthday by raising a pint of the black stuff for Arthur Guinness day. The very next day Google celebrated their 15th birthday by announcing their first major algorithm update in 12 years. Now, if there's anything that's going to have every digital professional on tenterhooks it's an announcement from Google that they're releasing an update.
And so it came to be that Hummingbird no longer refers to the tiny bird with the long beak, commonly known to be good at hovering in mid-air while flapping its wings up to 80 times a second. Instead, Hummingbird is now vernacular for our latest step in the journey towards truly semantic search. In a nutshell, search just got smarter. There was that and of course there was their piñata game, which my niece certainly seemed more interested in.
The effect and impact of Hummingbird on search and PPC campaigns
But what effect did Hummingbird have and more importantly how will it impact any PPC campaigns you have on Google? The primary purpose of Hummingbird is to tap into the power of the Knowledge Graph to not only create context around searchers' queries, but also to provide more intelligent and relevant results.
Hummingbird and search
While the Panda and Penguin updates wreaked havoc among businesses who thought they had their online strategies well established, it appears that Hummingbird has had much less of an impact on ranking. Hummingbird instead focuses more on the processing of the search engine results page (SERP) and ensuring it's as streamlined as possible. The update also evolves the search experience on mobile, aiming to
better understand more complex queries through less
emphasis on matching keywords and more emphasis on judging what someone is looking for based on what Google already knows about them.
Amit Singhal, SVP of Search for Google couldn't be clearer about the direction he sees Google going in, "Google will keep reinventing itself to give you all you need for a simple and intuitive experience. At some point, pulling out a smartphone to do a search will feel as archaic as a dial-up modem."
You can also expect more and more integration of Google Plus as the guys in Mountain View continue to explore ways to eat into the Facebook pie.
Clearly, making social a more integral part of the search experience will help draw more users and hence advertisers to their network.
Hummingbird and PPC
Getting back to the crux of the issue from iProspect's and in particular my own point of view, how will this update impact any PPC campaigns? Initial reports suggest the answer is not very much, but that doesn't tell the whole story. With a more nimble engine that can make more accurate assumptions about what users are searching for (even if they cannot find the correct keywords to express that accurately themselves!), what do we get? We get a higher degree of targeting, not only to show ads where appropriate but also to exclude them from searches where they don't add value and are unlikely to convert. The result? Potentially a more discerning ad serving engine which can both improve the user experience while providing more value to advertisers. That would be an incredible result, especially for the team at iProspect as we strive to continually find efficiencies for our clients.
As for Google, they continue to go from strength to strength and with projects like Google Glass, self-driving cars, interior street view and Loon for all, I'd challenge anyone reading this to question whether they may actually be capable of finding the key to immortality.


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Built in 1916 as a mission Catholic Church, this building houses the Administration Office, Founders Hall, and Art Library. Purchased in 1963 as the permanent location for the Art Colony, this stately white building with forest green trim is is located at 120 West 3rd Avenue, just two blocks up from downtown Grand Marais, the harbor and Hwy 61.
The Studio Building was opened in 2005 providing the Art Colony with much needed space to provide services to artists, expand our art education programs, and to provide an environment for creative excellence. Located adjacent to the Historic Building, it is connected by a deck that features one of the best views of Lake Superior and Artist Point. This building includes a Clay Studio, Glass Studio, Eco-friendly Print Studio, multi-purpose room and the CC Graham private visual arts studios.
Art Library
The Art Colony has a large and ever growing collection of art related books and other materials. They are available for public perusal and check out for Art Colony Members. In addition the cozy loft includes a reference computer and photography work station to document your artwork. The library is located in the loft of the Historic Building and is open during Art Colony hours.
Call ahead if you want to be assured that you will be able to enjoy our library.
C.C. Graham Studio
Located in the 3rd level of the Studio Building, the CC Graham Studio Space is a public multi-purpose instruction and studio space.
The following studios are also available for rent:
Founders Hall
The original main studio is a remarkably beautiful space that has provided inspiration for visual artists for decades. Superb north lighting, high ceilings, hardwood floors, and ample wall space make this historic studio a favorite of artists and instructors.
Multi-purpose Room
A versatile room, this space is used for a variety of classes, gallery space and small groups. Located on the 2nd level of the Studio Building, this small gallery space has a half bathroom, small kitchenette area, and track lighting for gallery exhibits. It can be set up for any kind of media use and is ideal for a small, intimate group.
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Eco-Friendly Print Studio
One of the only eco-friendly print studios in the Midwest, this inspiring space has incredible natural light and views of the harbor.
The studio contains one 40"x 72" Takach etching press and one Vandercook Number 4 proof press, UV Exposure Unit and light box, copper etching facility, paper soaking station, drying rack, cutter, venthood for aquatint, and an assorment of tools and brayers.
No mineral spirits are allowed in this studio and all cleaning is accomplished with common household products, mainly Windex and vegetable oil.
Clay Studio
Located on the lower level of the Studio Building, the Clay Studio houses 6 electric Brent C wheels and one Lockerbie kick wheel. It has 3 Skut electric kilns able to fire to cone 10 and a wood-fire raku kiln. The studio also features a Peter Pugger pugmill, North Star Slab Roller and Extruder.
There is a selection of tools for throwing and handbuilding in addition to a glazing station.
Any type of clay may be used by renters and instructors, but we recommend low fire red, raku, buff stoneware, or porcelain. Please check with the Studio Facilitator before bringing other types of clay into the studio.
Glass Studio
Located on the lower level of the Studio Building, the Glass Studio is set-up for warm and cold glass as well as mosaics. A well-ventilated space with great natural light, it contains a large Genesis 24" x 42" kiln, a medium Olympic 23" x 23" kiln and four smaller Caldera 7" x 7" kilns. The studio also features durable counter spaces as well as 2 grinders,1 Taurus 3 ringsaw and glass cutters.
It is also an ideal space for fused glass, stained glass and bead making. This studio can also be used for jewelry making, mosaics and sculpture.
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They beat the Los Angeles Clippers. They sent the Oklahoma City Thunder home packing. But after a Game 1 meltdown in the Western Conference Finals, it appears the Memphis Grizzlies may have big-time problems with the championship-savvy San Antonio Spurs.
The Spurs came out firing against Memphis, setting a quick pace en route to a 105-83 romp at the AT&T center. Attacking the rim and making shot after shot from the outside, the Spurs kept an unbreakable grip on the lead throughout the entire game.
San Antonio raced to a 17-point lead in the first quarter. An although the Grizzlies cut the lead down to six during a stretch of the second half, there just wasn't enough consistency to derail the Spurs' juggernaut.
Grizzlies power forward Zach Randolph was held to just two points. Quincy Pondexter led the Grizzlies off the bench with 17 points, followed by 15 from center Marc Gasol.
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I'm planning a choral concert with the theme of travel, and thus far have come up with the following songs. To keep it manageable, I'm limiting it to American composers (thus omitting Vaughan Williams' "Songs of Travel," for example).
Henry Clay Work - Crossing the Grand Sierras
Cary Ratcliffe - Train Songs
Green - Sentimental Journey
Goodman - City of New Orleans
Spiritual - This Train is Bound for Glory
Spiritual - 900 Miles
Truhart - Wabash Cannon Ball
[anyone know of good choral arrangements of these latter three?]
Copland - Boatmen's Dance
Foster - Glendy Burk
H.C. Work - When the Evening Star went Down
Henry Russell - Ship on Fire
Sacred Harp - Old Ship of Zion
Folk - Erie Canal [anyone know of a good choral arrangement?]
Toch (Austrian, but became Am. citizen) - Geographical Fugue
Folk - Bound for the Promised Land
Do you have any other suggestions? The songs should be about travel per se, hence railroad songs such as "Nine Pound Hammer," "Casey Jones" and "Wreck of the Old 97" don't really fit. I don't know of any songs about airplanes. The only songs about automobiles I can think of, are popular songs from turn of the (19th) century.
thanks in advance for any help!
Kevin Kelly
Music Library
Hugh Hodgson School of Music
University of Georgia
Athens, GA 30602
Recently I asked the List for suggestions concerning a program of Transportation Songs. As it turned out, many people responded, to whom I am very grateful, and I'm including your ideas below. In order to limit the repetoire, I decided to include songs only by N.Am. composers, and to focus on songs involving specific modes of travel -- thereby excluding many generic songs about travel in general, the open road, etc. If a publisher is not listed, the song is from the Tin Pan Alley rep.
The Velocipede
Daisy Bell
Come Josephine in my Flying Machine
Come Take a trip in my Air-ship
Leaving on a Jet Plane - John Denver
Route 66 - Bobby Troup, arr. Kirby Shaw (Hal Leonard)
In my Merry Oldsmobile
He'll have to get out Under
Boatmen's Dance - Copland (Boosey)
Glendy Burk - Stephen Foster, arr. Bruce Montgomery (Plymouth Music)
When the Evening Star went Down - H.C. Work
Ship on Fire - Henry Russell
Old Ship of Zion - Sacred Harp
Ocean Roll
Crossing the Grand Sierras - H.C. Work
Train Songs - Cary Ratcliffe
Sentimental Journey - Bud Green
City of New Orleans - Steve Goodman
This Train - arr. Nina Gilbert (Santa Barbara Music)
- arr. Gwyneth Walker (ECS Pub)
Wabash Cannonball - arr. Kirby Shaw (Hal Leonard)
Take the A Train - Strayhorn, arr. Kirby Shaw (Hal Leonard)
Choo Choo Ch'Boogie - Denver Darling, arr. Kirby Shaw (Hal Leonard)
Train - John Biggs (Consort Press)
Train (no. 1 from "Due West") - Stephne Chatman (ECS Pub)
Rock Island Line - Leadbelly, arr. David Moore (j.davidmoore(a)comcast.net)
On the Twentieth Century -- arr. ?
I'm sure there are many more, but a program can only be so long, right?!
Kevin Kelly
Music Library
Hugh Hodgson School of Music
University of Georgia
Athens, GA 30602
I am sure that your concert went well as these songs are great. As to songs about planes, for future reference, you may want to include the famous Shirley Temple song "On the Good Ship Lollipop". The "Lollipop" was the name of the airplane in which Shirley is riding as she sings to the passengers.
Thought you may be interested, even after you have done the program.
I just noticed this post and while the titles are very helpful, what would be even more beneficial are names of arrangers, publishers, etc. I'm working on putting together a Spring Concert for my choral group and have various titles, but am having trouble locating arrangements that are in print/available...
JoAnn Kulesza, Music Director
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Monday, May 25, 2009
Country French Kitchen
I found this WONDERFUL Lazy Susan that is made from a vintage lid to a French wine barrel. It fits this space perfectly and has added another little touch of France to my Country French Home. You can click the pictures to enlarge for detail.
Here is a look at the Lazy Susan with out the tomatoes etc on top. I love the RED "R" on it!
A close up of the French engraving...
It is the perfect accent piece! I can also use this on the dining table, the coffee table when I am serving in my living room and more. I LOVE IT!
Edited to add: Several of you asked where I bought this. I bought it from a little wine and gourmet shop in my town called Rabbit and Co. They don't have a website and this was the only one they had.
Welcome Home,
37 comments:
- Beverly said...
Now, that was a great find. Not only does it look fabulous, it is perfect for your space. And, functional, too.
- May 25, 2009 at 6:36 PM
- Shelia said...
Hi Penny! Oh, this looks wonderful! I'm so proud for you. I think I've said it before, but everything you do looks so beautiful. Now I love that Rooster and his chick ~ precious!
Oh, were you able to enlarge some pix?
Be a sweetie,
Shelia ;)
- May 25, 2009 at 6:44 PM
- Shirley said...
I love it too. You made quite the find.
- May 25, 2009 at 6:53 PM
- Stacey said...
I agree with everyone else. It's perfect. Where on earth did you find it? You seem to find some really neat things that I don't find around town.
- May 25, 2009 at 6:59 PM
- Vanilla Lavender said...
Simply beautiful!! I love that red "R" too!! Cute!
- May 25, 2009 at 7:07 PM
- Kris said...
Penny, I love the lazy suzan is repurposed and has so many uses. I also like the red R.
- May 25, 2009 at 7:38 PM
- Alison Gibbs said...
Penny the lazy susan looks fabulous and as you say it can be used in so many situations. Gotta love something that versatile
- May 25, 2009 at 7:54 PM
- Vee said...
Where in the world did you find such a unique piece? It perfectly complements your decor...
- May 25, 2009 at 8:01 PM
- Catherine Holman said...
I must say that is the most unique lazy susan I've ever seen. It looks great on your table!
- May 25, 2009 at 8:23 PM
- bj said...
Omigosh...this is awesome...I am pretty sure I need one, too. Would you share where you bought it?
xo bj
- May 25, 2009 at 9:07 PM
- Lee Laurie said...
I like it too Penny and it goes great with your French Country kitchen!
- May 25, 2009 at 9:26 PM
- Sandra said...
Penny, it looks wonderful. You have great ideas. I love reading your blog. :)
- May 25, 2009 at 10:20 PM
- kari and kijsa said...
A very blessed Memorial Day to you! Beautiful post!!
kari& kijsa
- May 25, 2009 at 10:52 PM
- Charli and me said...
Hi Penny, You have found a wonderful piece. It looks so nice how you have it all put together. I hope you had a wonderful Memorial Day ♥
- May 25, 2009 at 11:03 PM
- Happy @ Home said...
I love the idea of having fresh tomatoes, garlic and herbs sitting out waiting to be used in daily cooking. Your new lazy susan is a beautiful place to keep these things and looks perfect with your decor.
- May 25, 2009 at 11:15 PM
- The Quintessential Magpie said...
Great find! Perfect!
Sheila :-)
- May 25, 2009 at 11:49 PM
- TattingChic said...
You have a beautiful kitchen. I love all your little touches! So pretty! :)
- May 26, 2009 at 1:00 AM
- Allidink said...
That is the most clever idea for a lazy susan that I have ever seen! It's so cute too! I love French Country kitchens :)
All the best,
- May 26, 2009 at 2:43 AM
- KarenHarveyCox said...
Hi Penny,
What a wonderful lazy susan. I love French Country. I would love to spend time in Provence someday. My sister and I dream of an art retreat there. Your designs are always magical.
- May 26, 2009 at 8:48 AM
- Donna Longenecker said...
Oh, I love it too, Penny! It's just perfect in your home.
- May 26, 2009 at 9:50 AM
- Nancy said...
OOH Penny, That is a fantastic find! I love this little nook and how it is all about farm style! I want that black and white pitcher! I am on the look out for one. Hope you are having a great week! Nancy
- May 26, 2009 at 11:21 AM
- Rhondi said...
Hi Penny
That looks just perfect for your kitchen. What a wet weekend we had! Wasn't it awful? With all the hassle this past week with the trees falling combined with all the rain, I haven't even got plants for my porch yet! Maybe we'll see the sun today. I've got a long way to go to be ready for the party!
Hugs, Rhondi
- May 26, 2009 at 12:05 PM
- Pat@Back Porch Musings said...
This is beautiful, Penny. I've seen those lazy susans at Tuesday Morning. I may have to pick one up,next time I'm there.
- May 26, 2009 at 12:45 PM
- Kathleen Grace said...
Such a unique and beautiful piece Penny! It looks great:>)
- May 26, 2009 at 5:24 PM
- Brenda said...
You find and/or make the loveliest things, Penny.
- May 26, 2009 at 6:16 PM
- Susie Q said...
Oh Penny! I LOVE yours!! I just got one that is similar but mine is more of a faux wine cask lid...still I love it! I just have to *merchandise* it now!! : ) Could your home be any prettier?? Nope...it is perfection!
- May 26, 2009 at 7:04 PM
- Mary said...
Your lazy susan is special because it's so unique. Your arrangement there is very pretty, I'm sure it makes you smile.
- May 26, 2009 at 7:57 PM
- Susan (Between Naps on the Porch) said...
Penny...I always love visiting your home and seeing what you've been up to. I love this little area of your kitchen! I'm the official Lazy Susan around here...LOL...now I want a little basket that I can put tomatoes and garlic in! :-) Susan
- May 26, 2009 at 9:49 PM
- Angie said...
What an awesome addition to your kitchen! It looks great and is useful too!
- May 27, 2009 at 12:09 AM
- jeanne said...
Hi Penny, I was happy that you saw the mosaic table. I thought of you when I saw it in Sharleen's shop. We left Kansas this morning and made it to Estes Park, Colorado. We will be here for five days. I hope we find some good photo shots to share. I'm thrilled to have internet here.
I do love your wonderful lazy susan and the way you displayed it. a great French Country look for sure.
I also love your cup and saucer lamp. A beautiful job. Your yellow flowers are a wonder. Love them!
- May 27, 2009 at 12:20 AM
- KimberlyRyanDesigns said...
Hi Penny! I love your new blog:) Come by and visit my new blog ParisRags, were having a giveaway, you might not like the marie antoinette style or maybe you do! Come for a visit, hugs, Kimberly
- May 27, 2009 at 2:45 AM
- LW said...
Another wonderful idea Penny…
I think of you as the energizing bunny of home décor.
- May 27, 2009 at 9:16 AM
- Rechelle ~Walnuthaven Cottage~ said...
Penny! I love that. When hubbs and I were in wine country last August, I told him I wanted to do that to a wine lid, and he looked at me as if I had grown another head. Well, guess what?! When we head up again next month, I'm getting my darn lid and making one! I'll probably get me a few wine barrels too :0)
Enjoy your day!
- May 27, 2009 at 11:49 AM
- Celestina Marie said...
Hi Penny,
Oh I love this piece. It is perfect for your style and look too. I have one, of course not like yours with lettering, but mine is very large and vintage. I have it in the middle of my hand painted fruit vine table and use it everyday and for entertaining. I know you love it and wow what a great find.
Have a great day.
Hugs, Celestina Marie
- May 27, 2009 at 2:48 PM
- Look Beyond The Picket Fence said...
I am leaving now to search for a vintage wine barrel cover. I must have one! It is such a great idea!
It looks great in your kitchen!
- May 27, 2009 at 2:54 PM
- Mary said...
This is a first and really a great idea....and looks like you scored the only one!!!! Good hunting Penny, and you have the perfect kitchen spot to use/display such a great French 'relic. I use a large tile on my butcher block top island - it doesn't turn of course but is useful. I will check Raleigh wine merchants though - perhaps I locate one like yours!
Hope the mountains are drying out and sparkling in weekend sunshine - enjoy!
- May 30, 2009 at 6:55 AM
- Sweet Cottage Dreams said...
LOVE IT! It is just the perfect touch!
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Monday, 13 January 2014
CAS valentines and some exciting news!
22 comments:
- Debra Kenworthy said...
What great news Lisa! They'll be so happy they asked you when you make your usual fabulous cards for them... and you get to play with new things, Yay!. You're going to be very busy. Oh, and before I forget, I love today's cards too. I think I like the red hearts best but only just. Debra x
- 13 January 2014 21:27
- rachel said...
Congratulations on your DT position. Sounds perfect! Love your cards too x
- 13 January 2014 21:27
- Sue said...
BIG congrats on your new DT place Lisa, I am really pleased for you.
Your cards are fabulous, I love the CAS designs.
hugs Sue xx
- 13 January 2014 21:28
- Boxofcolours said...
Fantastic cards Lisa and many congrats on your new DT position!
- 13 January 2014 22:23
- *Vicki* said...
Oh my this is such a stunning CAS design Lisa!! LOVE the die cut wording! :) Congrats on your DT spot hun! HUGS
- 13 January 2014 22:27
- Julie Kitchener said...
Love the cas design just gorgeous Lisa!! and congrats to you!
- 13 January 2014 22:28
- Pia S said...
Exciting news for you - big congrats, it's well deserved!
I like both color combos, even though the design is the same I think they have a different feel!
- 14 January 2014 06:30
- Sarah said...
Smashing CAS cards Lisa. I read on the Craft Mojo blog that you'd been invited to showcase their products...well done you!! xx
- 14 January 2014 06:36
- Jackie said...
Beautiful CAS cards Lisa. Congratulations on your new DT post :o)
Jackie xx
- 14 January 2014 08:01
- Lorraine said...
Congratulations on your new DT spot Lisa.
Gorgeous cas cards too.
Lorraine x
- 14 January 2014 08:55
- Scrapcat 1 said...
Congratulations on your new DT spot and I love the cards
- 14 January 2014 10:23
- Clevercrafter said...
What fabulous news and so very well deserved Lisa, congratulations.
Love the two different colour-ways of your cards today too.
- 14 January 2014 11:06
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- 14 January 2014 13:02
- Gail Townsend said...
congratulations on your new DT, love these clean and simple cards. Gail
- 14 January 2014 13:58
- Ira Huberts said...
Congrats on your new DT position Lisa, have fun on the team! Love your CAS card, the text adds such a fab swirl to it. Hugs, Ira x
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- 14 January 2014 16:36
- Debs said...
Huge congrats on your new DT news Lisa - so well deserved.
Fabulous CAS designs - love them.
Debs xx
- 14 January 2014 17:28
- coops said...
these are gorgeous lisa.i love your die cut wording and fab hearts :D
xx coops xx
- 14 January 2014 17:31
- Annette said...
Fab cards and love the die. Congrats on your new DT post too. I look forward to seeing your creations.
- 14 January 2014 19:27
- heidy said...
Oh congrats hun tht´s awsome!!
XXX Heidy
- 14 January 2014 20:29
- Kat W said...
There's a lot to love in this post - your GORGEOUS CAS designs, your new DT spot (yay!), a shop I haven't visited before to tempt me with new stuff, and a new challenge to check out :-)
Big hugs, Kat xx
- 15 January 2014 07:49
- Christine L said...
Gorgeous card hon and well done on your fab well deserved DT post... funnily enough I ordered something from Craft Mojo last week... and it was with me next day!! That's service for you...
Christine x
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Congratulations Lisa, Well deserved sweetie :o)) I can see you are going to have lots of fun xxxxxx
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Now it's the Molson Rant that has been ripped off by Fosters Australia.
Try as you might, you could not avoid the avalanche of popularity the Molson Canadian Beer ad "The Rant" got this spring.
It was avidly written about in the tradepress, gossiped about in the regular Canadian press, and it even had it's own tail of urban myths.
The most publicized "intellectual property" case in recent months has been mounted by Pets.com against a rubber puppet used on the Conan O'Brien show in a recurring skit.
Pets.com sued Robert Smigel, creator and voice of "Triumph, the Insult Comic Dog," to the tune of $20 million for defaming their "spokespuppet."
The irony is, Triumph is over three years old (in dog years that's the equivalent of 21). Pets.com introduced their sockpuppet only a year ago in August 1999.
Providing further evidence that Pets.com's puppet dog is a copycat is European ad sensation, Flat Eric, whose success proved that spokespuppets were a viable execution.
For a better grasp of this trend, read "Attack of the Puppet People."
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Have I told you once before? A layout is not an idea.
A layout can communicate an idea more or less effectivly - but never replace the idea. MmmKay?
You know them sperm bank jokes? So does everybody else. Commercial stills and links to QT's available in here.
Here's a good gag - ever noticed that dog look like their owners or vice versa? Well, you ain't the only one..
Augh - this Liechtenstein poster look was over-used even before them pore-cleaning things were invented! Stop it! stop it!
On the web funny clips have been circulating for as long as we could make them.. Animations, home movies, web-cams, you name it, it's out there..
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Do people who like adrenalin rushes stay home in the couch? Or ride crazy rides? Here's how to make an entire TV commercial out of a *poster* idea!
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The Dolphins are still busily working on finding offensive line help, and the while Kansas City tackle Eric Winston remains a primary target New York Jets guard Brandon Moore is also on Miami's radar.
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The region's newspaper editorial boards have embarrassingly cast their lot with Governor Andrew Cuomo since he took office in 2011 so, when the centerpiece of the governor's 2012 State of the State address fell apart this month, what did they do?
If you were an editorial page writer last week at either The New York Times or The New York Daily News, you scolded the Committee to Save New York (CSNY), a legal political entity charged with burnishing the governor's image, for accepting money from gambling interests. Now, that is hilarious.
Genting, the CSNY contributor in the editorial boards' cross-hairs, owns Resorts World Casino New York City, the so-called racino operating alongside Aqueduct Racetrack, a thoroughbred horse racing facility. The racino opened in October 2011 and houses video-lottery terminals, as well as a few restaurants. As a business running a profitable enterprise in this state, and wanting to expand, why not keep the CSNY's treasurer happy, too?
Moreover, given that the Malaysia-based Genting needed governmental approvals to bring a convention center and casino-style (e.g., table games) gambling to the Aqueduct Racetrack venue, the least Genting could do is write a few checks that would make the governor smile.
Yet I see little direct connection between Genting's 2011 contributions to CSNY and the governor's call in his January 2012 State of the State address for the construction of a huge, Genting-financed, convention center complex and gambling Mecca in South Ozone Park, Queens. I think the governor inexplicably thought it was a splendid idea.
In fact, the Cuomo administration spent months knocking down critics who thought convention-goers might not share the governor's fervent belief that South Ozone Park could become a destination location, or in an economic development plan which has as its foundation people's willingness to part with their disposable cash.
"To build on New York's strength as an international tourist destination, Governor Cuomo proposed to build the largest convention center in the country at Aqueduct Racetrack venue in New York City," stated a January 4, 2012 gubernatorial news release, issued after his State of the State address. "The 3.8 million square foot convention center would accommodate the nation's largest events, drive demand for hotel rooms and restaurant meals, and create new tourism revenues. The project would be a $4 billion private investment that is estimated to generate tens of thousands of jobs and create new economic activity throughout the state." Less than six months later, the Genting-financed proposal was dead, and it had one under-reported ripple effect.
Governor Cuomo, believing South Ozone Park would become the next Las Vegas, also called in January for a "master plan for the Jacob Javits site to create a mixed use facility and revitalize New York City's West Side with 18 acres of planned development." That plan should be put on hold because the Javits Convention Center remains a viable enterprise at the moment.
The other thing I got a kick out of was where, and when, Governor Cuomo announced the Queens convention center project's demise: former Governor David Paterson's radio program on WOR-AM, late on a Friday afternoon. I guess the governor figured no one would be listening.
Mike Barry, a corporate communications consultant, has worked in government and journalism. Email: firstname.lastname@example.com


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Thirty houses to be built on Belmont Hospital site by 2014
By Lewis_Clarke | Thursday, July 05, 2012, 14:16
DEVONSHIRE Homes have announced plans to build up to thirty homes on the Belmont Hospital site by the end of 2014.
Belmont Hospital on Belmont Road in Tiverton.
The regional property developer today announced it has secured close to £2m investment from the Get Britain Building programme for the redevelopment of the Belmont Hospital site on Belmont Road.
Working with the Homes and Communities Agency (HCA), who administer the funding, and Mid Devon District Council, Devonshire Homes won the funding to complete the first phase of the development to provide 30 new homes by the end of 2014.
A former Victorian workhouse, the Belmont Hospital was utilised after the Second World War for specialist elderly care but has since stood empty for a number of years. Devonshire Homes acquired the site in 2008 but the development stalled due to changes in the economic climate that challenged the viability of the project.
The £570m Get Britain Building programme, announced as part of the Government's Housing Strategy in November 2011, is supporting housebuilders by providing access to development finance, unlocking more than 15,000 new homes across the country by December 2014, and protecting and creating thousands of jobs.
Steve Russell, Land and Planning Director, Devonshire Homes said: "The commercial viability of the Belmont project has caused delays to the development and we have had to make changes to our original plans to reflect the current housing market.
"However, with the funding in place, building work will now start in August to deliver the first phase of 12 affordable two and three bedroom houses alongside 18 homes for the open market.
"Prioritising this development over others in the region clearly demonstrates the government appreciates its importance in contributing to the wider regeneration of Tiverton."
HCA executive director for the South and South West Colin Molton said: "It is great news that work can continue at this vitally important project, which is delivering much needed high quality new homes and jobs for Tiverton.
"This is a key project for us and our partners, and another example of us working with local authorities in Devon to ensure their priorities are met. It's good to see that the Get Britain Building programme is delivering new homes and safeguarding jobs in our area by supporting this project."
Councillor Richard Chesterton, Cabinet Member for Planning and Economic Regeneration at Mid Devon District Council said: "This is very good news for Tiverton and will bring this important, but redundant site back into use. It's a good example of what can be achieved through working in collaboration with partners to the benefit of the area."
In total the new residential development is expected to provide over 70 new homes for the community. This latest development follows the HCA's investment to support the delivery of 23 new homes at the former Tiverton Hospital site in the town centre.
Further information regarding Devonshire Homes' plans for the redevelopment of the Belmont site will be available at a public exhibition organised by Devonshire Homes on July 17 at the Tiverton Hotel.
What do you think of plans to build houses on the Belmont Hospital site? What are your memories of this historic building?


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Here is rare chance for investors to talk directly to a mutual fund manager. Christopher N. Orndorff, one of the portfolio managers of the Payden & Rygel Growth & Income Fund, will be available for questions at 7 p.m. Wednesday, April 2.
The fund, featured in this column on Jan. 19, typically invests half of its assets in the "Dow Dogs," or the 10 stocks in the Dow Jones Industrial Average with the highest dividend yields. The other half is usually invested in Standard & Poor's 500 Depositary Receipts, which are securities that mimic the return of the S&P 500 Index.


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Ice cream at 10:30 in the morning sounds like a child's dream. But this morning at the Broward CHAI Center in Hallandale, enjoyment of the frosty treat will have a biblical component.
As part of its scheduled Shavuot observance, the CHAI Center at 1295 E. Hallandale Beach Blvd. will play host to an ice cream party. Men, women and children are invited to hear the 10 commandments read at 10:30 a.m., followed by a Grand Ice Cream Party.


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PONTE VEDRA BEACH, Florida (AP) The U.S. PGA Tour Playoffs will take a two-week break next year to give players a chance to be fresh for the Ryder Cup, addressing a concern that American players would be worn out before one of the most tiresome weeks of the year.
The change was approved by the U.S. PGA Tour policy board.
"It probably helps us because our Ryder Cup team tends to have more players in the Tour Championship," United States captain Paul Azinger said Tuesday. "Their guys (Europe) could be over at Valhalla for a week while our guys are grinding for a fifth week in a row. It's not going to hurt us."
The first three playoff events for the FedEx Cup - The Barclays, Deutsche Bank Championship and BMW Championship - will be played on consecutive weeks starting from Aug. 21.
After the BMW Championship in St. Louis, the tour will have a week off from golf - a rarity for September - before the Ryder Cup is played from Sept. 19-21 at Valhalla in Kentucky.
The U.S. Tour Championship at East Lake in Atlanta will be held the following week.
"We felt it was important to give those members of both the U.S. and European teams who will be competing in the playoffs the ability to prepare for the Ryder Cup while also focusing on the Tour Championship the following week," U.S. PGA Tour commissioner Tim Finchem said.
The premise behind the four-week playoffs was to get the biggest stars competing four straight weeks concluding with the U.S. Tour Championship, where the winner of the points-based FedEx Cup received a $10 million (6.9 million) bonus.
The plan didn't entirely deliver this year, however, when Tiger Woods skipped the opening playoff event and still won the FedEx Cup by a big margin. Phil Mickelson, Ernie Els and Padraig Harrington also missed one playoff event.
The bigger concern was the Ryder Cup because 2008 was the only year in the television contract that there was not a week off between the U.S. Tour Championship and either the Ryder Cup or Presidents Cup. The tour feared some players might skip playoff events, perhaps even in the Tour Championship, to keep fresh for its biennial match against Europe.
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LeAnn Rimes is not pregnant yet, but it's not for lack of trying.
In a new interview with Extra's Mario Lopez, the singer and husband Eddie Cibrian talked about their hopes to start a family, but say they aren't quite ready.
"We work on it often," Rimes joked, with Eddie adding, "But nothing's popped out!" "I know, sorry," the country singer joked back. "I think about it often."
"Is it something you want?" Lopez, a father of two, asked.
"Yeah, I think so," Rimes admitted. "Right now, I'm actually ending a record deal that I've been in since I was 11, so 20 years at the same label."


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Salesforce Seeks to Lure Enterprise into Social Collaboration with Chatter Free
Five months ago, Salesforce released Chatter as a "Facebook for Enterprise." With more than 60,000 companies already using the cloud-based app, Salesforce is today releasing a complimentary version called Chatter Free to enable a more viral mechanism around enterprise adoption. Chatter Free is an extension of the Chatter product line and operates around an invitation model, so a licensed Salesforce user can invite non-licensed colleagues to use Chatter without incurring additional costs.


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By Rick Rogers
San Diego County needs to organize now to beat back another round of military base closures that San Diego mayoral candidate Carl DeMaio sees looming on the horizon.
New England is all ready rallying to protect its military industrial complex, DeMaio said, and San Diego County needs to do the same.
Base Closure and Realignment Commission – or BRAC — might be the dirtiest four-letter acronym imaginable for military communities like San Diego County with its 120,000 troops, 175,000 dependents and reservists and huge defense contractor presence.
According to a July 2009 report by the National University System Institute for Policy Research, direct and indirect military spending in San Diego County is a staggering $22.3 billion. An estimated $1 of every $7 of regional economic activity here – not to mention nearly 475,000 jobs – is tied to defense spending.
Though the next round of base closures is probably years away, the military is just too important to leave anything to chance, DeMaio said.
If elected, he would push for a staff position in the mayor's office for military and veterans affairs. He also floated the idea of starting a "veterans ranch" in the San Pascal Valley for homeless and struggling veterans.
He said federal and state money exists to fund such a program and that San Diego "needs to build capacity" to care for them.
DeMaio made the comments at Saturday's San Diego United Veterans Council meeting.
New England's regional effort is known as the Defense Technology Initiative and focusing on the area's technological innovation critical to modern warfare.
New England organizers suggest the next BRAC could come in 2015.
Massachusetts' senators John Kerry and Scott Brown are all ready meeting to design a six-state region's strategy.
Lauren Thompson, chief operating officer of the Arlington, Va., policy think tank Lexington Institute, said Defense Secretary Robert has recently said he'd like to some military facilities to close to save money.
But Thompson said there is no will in Washington, D.C., right now to take on the politically bruising chore of piecing together a BRAC.
"There's no law authorizing any base closures and no is supporting one," Thompson said. "Past experience says that without some special law that it isn't going to happen. I can see a need for one, but people will fight tooth and nail to keep their bases."


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Committee recommends repealing Stand Your Ground Law
State lawmakers in Concord have taken a step toward repealing a controversial gun law.
Thursday, the Criminal Justice Committee recommended to repeal the Stand Your Ground Law, which allows the use of deadly force in a public place if an individual feels threatened.
The bill will now have a full vote by the House.
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VIDEO: David Shuster interviews Amy Goodman on MSNBC's 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue
Amy Goodman provides commentary on President Obama's plans to delay troop withdrawal in Iraq and escalate the war in Afghanistan.
Bill Moyers asks: "Why will Amy Goodman of Democracy Now! never show up on 'Meet The Press?'" (watch video)
In this week's Bill Moyers Journal, Moyers talks with prominent bloggers Jay Rosen and Glenn Greenwald on the role of the establishment media in the dysfunctional political system.
"Another World Is Possible, Another Detroit Is Happening." By Amy Goodman
"I have a dream." Ask anyone where the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. first proclaimed those words, and the response will most likely be at the March on Washington in August 1963. In fact, he delivered them two months earlier, on June 23, in Detroit, leading a march down Woodward Avenue.
Amy Goodman and other Right Livelihood Award Laureates arrive in Stockholm
The Right Livelihood Awards (RLA) festivities are beginning in Stockholm, Sweden. Joining Amy are her sister RLA Laureates Krishnammal Jagannathan, Asha Hagi, and Monika Hauser.
Associated Press: "Reporters arrested at GOP convention: No charges"
ST. PAUL, Minn.–Charges will be dropped against journalists who were arrested during the Republican National Convention protests and cited with unlawful assembly.
Anjali Kamat's New Column: "Change We Can Believe In?"
Democracy Now! producer Anjali Kamat writes, "To all those for whom America has represented generations of racial injustice, the election of America's first Black president marks the beginning of a new era...But unless the inspired millions who brought him to power continue to believe their demands matter and insist on holding him accountable each step of the way, it will be Obama's corporate and hawkish friends who determine the domestic and foreign policies of the coming administration and our collective future."
Press Coverage of the Right Livelihood Award
Amy Goodman, first journalist to win the "Alternative Nobel"
"Incarceration Now!": NPR's On The Media Interviews Amy Goodman
Around 800 people were arrested during the four day Republican National Convention earlier this month. Dozens were reporters, and one was Democracy Now! host Amy Goodman, who argues the arrests have a chilling effect on journalists.
"Broken Promises, Broken Laws, Broken Lives." By Amy Goodman
Federal authorities are investigating whether officials of the government south of the border participated in a citizen's kidnapping and torture—Canadian authorities, that is, investigating the possible role of U.S. officials in the "extraordinary rendition" of Canadian citizen Maher Arar.
Current (Public TV/Radio Newspaper) reports on the arrests of Democracy Now! producers at the Republican National Convention in St. Paul
Videos of the Sept. 1 arrests of Democracy Now! producers in St. Paul, Minn., spread chilling evidence that police were making no distinction between the protestors outside the Republican National Convention and working journalists covering their activities.
Media Coverage on the Arrest of Amy Goodman and Two Democracy Now! Producers
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Amy Goodman discusses her arrest, the arrests of her colleagues, police response to demonstrators, and freedom of the press at the Republican National Convention.
"The Gaza Freedom Flotilla: Framing the Narrative." By Amy Goodman
They called it "Operation Sea Breeze." Despite the pleasant-sounding name, Israel's violent commando raid on a flotilla of humanitarian aid ships, which left nine civilians dead, has sparked international outrage.
Lawmaker Calls on Pentagon to Explain Promotion of Threat-Wielding Recruiter After Democracy Now! Broadcast
Rep. Gene Green (D–TX) is calling on the Pentagon to explain why a military recruiter was given a promotion despite being found to have illegally threatened a teenage boy with jail time if he decided to go to college instead of joining the military. The recruiter was eventually promoted to head a different recruiting station. Green sent the letter questioning Kelt's new job after his Wednesday appearance on Democracy Now!
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Now that former Orlando Democratic Rep. Alan Grayson is trying to win his old congressional seat back, he took a pretty good shot at making himself relevant again on Friday by coming out in defense of the Occupy Wall Street protests.On HBO's Real Time With Bill Maher, Grayson gave an explanation ... More >>
Bad News, Unhappy News
Folks at Happy Times get the news just like the prez: with the ugly
The state need not look far when investigating the murder of a Broward deputy. But it will have to look deep.
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Bryant Troville served out his sentence for his sexually violent acts. His prospects for freedom? Not good.