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You Will Read This Headline. Then You'll Laugh. Then You'll Realize You Were Wrong All Along.
Val Kilmer lures 6 morons into the ultimate death schvitz to prove global warming is real.
The Goons have already started their preparations, because that pitch isn't going to carpet itself!
When it comes to gaming laptops, you can never have too many LEDs or too much bad taste.
Awful Links of the Day spotlights the worst and weirdest websites on the internet. And we're not talking "weird" in a good way either.
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For 16 years Alice Springs in the Northern Territory has celebrated the warm, cosy, often bright and intricate accessory that is the beanie.
Beards might go in and out if fashion, but in Ned Kelly country, around Beechworth in central Victoria, it seems they've never been so popular. A competition called Ned's Needles is now open to find the best and most creative knitted beards.
Getting a young child interested in knitting is quite an ask, because knitting requires patience, tenacity and skill, but it does have spin-offs.
The Hannah Cabinet is the lastest of four cabinets built by mastercraftsman Geoff Hannah.
There's one building in Wilcannia that holds more history than most.
Crocodiles, old boats and the wild life of the territory are the stuff of art at the Tin Shed.
The woodworker is far from becoming a relic of a past era. Despite our vanishing forests and the pressure of modern life, the craft is experiencing a resurgence.
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The Head Minister of whatever he just called himself was just on Hannity & Colmes on Fox News. Wow is all I can say, what a complete jerkoff. He said the levees were blown up, and all this other nonsense. Said something in regards to blaming the Jewish people, and a whole bunch of other nonsense I didn't care to comprehend. Republican/Democrat, I think we can all agree people like this are the problem (White or Black).
Louis Farakan or whatever his name is makes his living off of molding the minds of the unfortunate and uneducated into hate mongoring racists that are incapable of thinking freely.
I agree that individuals such as this man are a serious issue in our society, while at the same time the same right that protects his freedom of speach is the right that makes this country so great.
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Canada's Harper government has failed to achieve its goal of asserting Canadian sovereignty in the Arctic.
Canada's Harper government has failed to achieve its goal of asserting Canadian sovereignty in the Arctic.
The Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation Forum afforded an opportunity for all manner of geopolitically awkward encounters, whether Obama and Putin or Xi and Abe. And though the proceedings yielded little in terms of diplomatic breakthroughs, there are still some key takeaways from the event.
Experts believe that CETA could benefit Canada more than the EU, but only if laws are passed to revive Canadian competitiveness.
Geopoliticalmonitor.com's Europe-based Director of Political and Business Risk reports from the Crans Montana Forum's Homeland and Global Security Forum, held in Geneva, Switzerland (October 15-17, 2014).
A brief overview of the historical, political, demographic, and economic issues facing the Lion City.
A Republican majority in the US Senate might be what ultimately frees the controversial pipeline project from its administrative limbo.
The latest meeting of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization wrapped up in Tajikistan with pledges of deeper economic cooperation and new member-states in the years to come.
The opposition movement to occupy the Red Zone in Islamabad is sapping investor confidence just when Pakistan needs it the most.
Platinum heavyweights have set their sights elsewhere after protracted labor disputes hurt their operations in South Africa. But a recent mine closure in Zimbabwe suggests that risks remain in platinum markets.
Demographic and economic trends suggest that Canada's shift towards a more hawkish foreign policy will outlast the Harper government.


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Retail sales are but one barometer of an area's economic health, but they're a key indicator. And retail sales in Lafayette Parish are poised to handily beat 2009 and 2010's numbers — likely leaving the record set in 2008 in tact. So far this year, retail sales are 10.8 percent higher than at this time last year.
Activity for September totaled $468 million, an increase of 11.4 percent over September last year, when $420 million in goods and services were sold.
LEDA's forecasting model shows that retail activity will total about $5.33 billion, about $44 million more than last year. If achieved, that total would be the second best year ever.
September hotel/motel receipts totaled $5.14 million, an increase of 2.8 percent over September of 2010's $5 million. LEDA notes that hotel/motel receipts are outperforming 2010, as year-to-date receipts are 12.9 percent higher than the same period in 2010.
A breakdown shows that general merchandise is the only category that is not outperforming 2010; it's down 2.1 percent to $873 million. Food is up 10.3 percent to $612 million, apparel 6.1 percent to $147 million, auto 8.6 percent to $313 million, furniture 2.3 percent to $187 million, building materials 8.8 percent to $325 million, service 6.4 percent to $211 million and the "other" category 9.8 percent to $199 million.
Albeit by a very small margin, Lafayette Parish retail sales in 2010 beat 2009 when they reached above the $4.8 billion mark.
A divided 3rd Circuit Court of Appeal reversed a Lafayette district judge's ruling absolving the co-owner of a New Iberia accounting firm of liability in an embezzlement case.
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"I am only getting a little nervous about two projects — the proposed Sasol GTL facility [not the new ethylene plant] and the proposed G2X facility — both in Lake Charles. They need a hefty difference between oil and natural gas prices to make sense."
Lower oil prices also might slow the growth of oil production in parts of the U.S., Canada and elsewhere because it will no longer be so profitable.
A Lafayette woman faces up to 20 years in prison for running up more than $1 million in unauthorized charges to her company credit card.
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State police say a 47-year-old Lafayette man, who collected more than $83,000 in disability benefits, is accused of operating two businesses out of his home at a time when he claimed he had no income.
Facing opposition from a powerful industry, the governor and many in the Legislature, a New Orleans-area flood board's lawsuit against dozens of oil, gas and pipeline companies seemed doomed early on.
Thursday's explosion aboard an oil production platform in the Gulf of Mexico is now under investigation by the Bureau of Safety and Environmental Enforcement.
Money from the first and only settlement so far in a Louisiana flood board's lawsuit against dozens of energy companies will be placed in a special account dedicated to coastal restoration.
BP is heading to a federal appeals court in its effort to oust the administrator of damage settlement claims arising from the 2010 Gulf of Mexico oil spill.
The 59-41 Senate vote was one shy short of the 60 needed to clear the House-passed measure.
Spot bonuses to employees who go above and beyond on projects one of several reasons national mag calls BR-based biz bank a cool place to work.
The Director Search Committee interviewed the five men still in the running via video last week and is set to trim the field this week.
Telecom's decision to halt deployment to more than 100 cities while it awaits net-neutrality rules appears to be little more than a temper tantrum.
Environmental (and political) junkies got a double fix when The Lens hosted a discussion between its environmental writer and the lead attorney in the levee board suit.
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The $35B deal leaves the burning question about what it will mean for the thousands of these two service giants' local employees.
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Lake Charles lets Acadiana companies in on the action as our neighbor to the west prepares for unprecedented growth.
A new study analyzes the state of the Lake Charles region and the impact 19 industrial projects will have on residents.
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For Cardinal Donald Wuerl of Washington, the Church's ongoing battle for religious freedom in America highlights the need for Catholics to bring their faith into the public square.
In his latest book, the cardinal challenges lay Catholics to participate in the New Evangelization through their daily activities, a task that he describes as particularly important in a democratic society like that in the United States.
Cardinal Wuerl told CNA that the Obama administration's contraception mandate illustrates an "erosion of religious liberty" that is "one of the most worrisome" challenges ever faced by our nation.
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News about Music, including commentary and archival articles published in The New York Times.
Chronology of Coverage
Nov. 21, 2014
Nate Chinen reviews performance by jazz pianist Frank Kimbrough at the Jazz Standard. MORE
Nov. 20, 2014
Billboard and Nielsen SoundScan will add streaming and download data to the formula behind the Billboard 200, the music world's weekly scorecard; change is company's biggest since 1991, and is likely to have an immediate effect on rankings. MORE
Nov. 20, 2014
Zachary Woolfe reviews performance by Mutter Virtuosi, small string quartet led by Anne-Sophie Mutter, at Carnegie Hall. MORE
Nov. 20, 2014
Stephen Holden reviews performance by Christine Andreas at 54 Below. MORE
Nov. 19, 2014
An app invites users to sing along to several renditions of the song, by Lennon as well as Katy Perry, Angelique Kidjo and others. MORE
Nov. 19, 2014
Jeannette Catsoulis reviews Florian Habicht documentary film Pulp: A Film About Life, Death & Supermarkets. MORE
Nov. 19, 2014
Anthony Tommasini reviews performance by New York Philharmonic, presented by composer John Adams, at SubCulture as part of Philharmonic's Contact! series. MORE
Nov. 19, 2014
Nate Chinen reviews performance by pianist Aaron Parks at Le Parker Meridien hotel as part of Jazzhaus at Klavierhaus series. MORE
Nov. 18, 2014
Musical partnership between Israeli pianist Idan Raichel and Malian guitarist Vieux Farka Toure has produced compelling blend from each musician's cultural heritage; pair will perform at Symphony Space as the Toure-Raichel Collective. MORE
Nov. 18, 2014
James R Oestreich reviews performance of Dvorak's Symphony No 9 by Czech Philharmonic at Carnegie Hall. MORE
Nov. 18, 2014
Vivien Schweitzer reviews performance by Met Chamber Ensemble at Weill Recital Hall. MORE
Nov. 18, 2014
Jon Pareles reviews new albums by Azealia Banks, One Direction, Andy Stott and Oliver Lake Organ Quartet. MORE
Nov. 18, 2014
David Allen reviews performance by Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center at Alice Tully Hall. MORE
Nov. 17, 2014
Iranian authorities are caught off guard after thousands of people join spontaneous gatherings around country to mourn pop singer Morteza Pashaei, who died of cancer at age 30; police attempt to disperse crowds that are among largest since mass protests over the disputed 2009 election. MORE
Nov. 17, 2014
Judge Colleen McMahon of United States District Court in Manhattan rules against Sirius XM in copyright case, saying 1960s band the Turtles has royalty rights to its recordings under New York State law; decision bolsters music industry's position that old recordings are covered under state laws. MORE
Nov. 17, 2014
David Allen reviews performance by pianist Jeremy Denk at the 92nd Street Y. MORE
Nov. 17, 2014
Larry Rohter reviews book Brian Jones: The Making of the Rolling Stones by Paul Trynka. MORE
Nov. 16, 2014
Kenneth D Kitchings has opened jazz club called Side Door in bed-and-breakfast that he renovated with his wife in Old Lyme, Conn; intimate club has proved to be surprising success (Metropolitan/Connecticut). MORE
Nov. 16, 2014
Travel Q&A with musician Sting, who discusses just how large a role ships played in his life, including a stint as a young musician performing for a cruise line. MORE
Nov. 16, 2014
Seeds, new album by band TV on the Radio, shows the experimental group's effort to stay true to its roots while reaching out for new audiences by incorporating pop influences. MORE
Nov. 16, 2014
Profile of Michael Tilson Thomas, conductor who has taken the San Francisco Symphony to the top rank of American orchestras since he began his tenure as musical director in 1995; Thomas will conduct his players during two upcoming engagements at Carnegie Hall. MORE
Nov. 15, 2014
Francis X Clines Editorial Notebook describes concert given at Symphony Space by James Graseck, violinist who has been playing in New York City subways and drawing crowds for 40 years; concert pairs normally-solo Graseck with symphony orchestra and draws group of Graseck's underground fans to performance, where he receives standing ovation. MORE
Nov. 15, 2014
Zachary Woolfe Critic's Notebook observes that conductor Jiri Belohlavek has returned to lead Czech Philharmonic after falling out with orchestra in 1991 and will lead ensemble on its first American tour; notes tour provides rare opportunity for American audiences to hear orchestra with unique regional sound. MORE
Nov. 15, 2014
Anthony Tommasini reviews performance by pianist Pierre-Laurent Aimard at Carnegie Hall. MORE
Nov. 15, 2014
Ben Ratliff reviews performance by Panamanian singer Ruben Blades collaborating with the Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra at the Rose Theater. MORE
Nov. 14, 2014
Lincoln Center, home of New York Philharmonic, is paying family of Avery Fisher $15 million for permission to relinquish their name on Avery Fisher Hall, and lure a large donor with promise of renovating and renaming the orchestra's home; unusual agreement speaks to draw of naming opportunities as staple tool for arts organizations. MORE
Nov. 14, 2014
Vivien Schweitzer reviews performance by New York Philharmonic, conducted by Case Scaglione, at Avery Fisher Hall. MORE
Nov. 13, 2014
YouTube unveils YouTube Music Key, long-awaited upgrade of its music offering that will include higher-quality audio for most songs and give users option of paying $8 a month for extra features; YouTube hopes to reform its reputation in the music industry as phenomenal free site to promote songs, but that pays pittance in royalties. MORE
Nov. 13, 2014
Kit Eaton App Smart column compares audio enhancement applications for smartphones; notes that Runtastic has made available Sleep Better app that assesses users' sleep behavior to help them sleep better. MORE
Nov. 12, 2014
Concert for Valor on the National Mall in Washington draws thousands of veterans and active-duty service members; free music event on Veteran's Day is attempt by organizers to bridge growing distance between civilians and 1 percent of Americans who serve in the military. MORE
Nov. 12, 2014
Decision by Taylor Swift to remove her entire catalog from streaming music site Spotify has intensified a debate over royalties paid by streaming music services; she sold nearly 1.3 million copies of her latest album in its first week on sale, supporting critics who believe Spotify is not necessary for success; service has paid $2 billion in royalties, with 50 million users. MORE
Nov. 12, 2014
YouTube signs licensing deal with independent record companies, clearing way for it to introduce long-planned subscription feature to compete with music streaming sites like Spotify and Rhapsody; it has been developing features that would preserve its free model, but also give paying subscribers more extensive access to music. MORE
Nov. 12, 2014
Nate Chinen Critic's Notebook observes jazz clubs with recording labels are helping artists extend their reach; artists who have recently released albums on jazz club labels include Theo Hill, Spike Wilner, Coalition, Eric Reed, Orrin Evans and Conrad Herwig. MORE
Nov. 12, 2014
Zachary Woolfe reviews performance by Leipzig Gewandhaus Orchestra, led by Riccardo Chailly, at Avery Fisher Hall. MORE
Nov. 11, 2014
Jon Pareles reviews album Lost on the River: The New Basement Tapes, collection based on Bob Dylan lyrics from 1967; Jon Caramanica reviews Nick Jonas self-entitled album and album Shmurda She Wrote by Bobby Shmurda. MORE
Nov. 11, 2014
Jon Caramanica reviews performance by Spooky Black and band thestand4rd at SOB's. MORE
Nov. 10, 2014
Jon Pareles reviews performance by R&B singer Usher at Madison Square Garden. MORE
Nov. 10, 2014
Zachary Woolfe reviews performance by the Pacifica Quartet, featuring New York premiere of music piece by Shulamit Ran, at Alice Tully Hall. MORE
Nov. 10, 2014
Jon Caramanica observes that onetime rebel Garth Brooks' return to country music after decade-plus absence is marked by defiance of trends that he once set; says Man Against Machine, Brooks' first album of original music since 2001, is both defiantly behind the times and mostly skillful enough to transcend them. MORE
Nov. 10, 2014
Jon Pareles reviews concert Exposed: Songs for Unseen Warhol Films, featuring musicians performing live soundtrack for 15 silent short films by Andy Warhol from 1963 to 1966, at the Brooklyn Academy of Music. MORE
Nov. 10, 2014
David Carr The Media Equation column posits that when U2 and Apple forcibly gave away the band's latest album on iTunes, it was the first significant misstep for a group that has consistently fought to avoid fading into the background of the pop culture landscape; says in this time and place, music is meant to be pulled by consumers, not pushed on them by big rock music acts and an even bigger company. MORE
Nov. 9, 2014
Atlanta Symphony Orchestra says it will end its two-month lockout after reaching deal that will give its musicians small raises but require them to pay more for their health insurance, while also allowing the orchestra to leave positions vacant longer. MORE
Nov. 9, 2014
Musician Teddy Thompson's latest album Family, which is to be released in mid-November, is collaborative effort that both directly engages topic of his family and tries to engineer a kind of musical family reunion; album features songs contributed by both his mother Linda Thompson and his father Richard Thompson, who divorced when he was 7. MORE
Nov. 8, 2014
Jon Pareles reviews concert by Stevie Wonder at Madison Square Garden. MORE
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'Casablanca' Piano to Be Auctioned at Bonhams
The painted upright in Rick's Café Americain that was immortalized in the movie is among the items being sold on Monday in Manhattan.
November 25, 2014, Tuesday
MORE ON MUSIC AND: Auctions , Pianos , Casablanca (Movie) , Bogart, Humphrey , Bonhams 1793 Ltd , The Wizard of Oz (Movie)
Music Technology Comes Full Circle
According to industry watchers, the renewed popularity of record players reflects a dissatisfaction with the diminished quality of free music.
November 24, 2014, Monday
MORE ON MUSIC AND: Recording Equipment , Music , Audio Recordings, Downloads and Streaming , Luxury Goods and Services , Gifts
William H. Scheide, 100, Philanthropist, Is Dead
Mr. Scheide devoted his life to philanthropic and artistic pursuits striking in their range and depth.
November 24, 2014, Monday
MORE ON MUSIC AND: Scheide, William H (1914-2014) , Libraries and Librarians , Philanthropy , Deaths (Obituaries) , Princeton University , Music
Seeking an Intimate Sound Across a Cavernous Expanse
Leonidas Kavakos and Yuja Wang presented a program of Brahms, Ravel and the rarely heard Respighi at Carnegie Hall.
November 24, 2014, Monday
MORE ON MUSIC AND: Kavakos, Leonidas , Classical Music , Wang, Yuja
Beyoncé Repackaged for the Holidays
Beyoncé has repackaged her latest hit album with two new songs and four remixes, as well as a live DVD and a calendar.
November 24, 2014, Monday
MORE ON MUSIC AND: Music , Knowles, Beyonce
Celebrating Half a Century of Creativity
The American Composers Orchestra opened its 38th season with a program at Zankel Hall celebrating the composer Meredith Monk.
November 24, 2014, Monday
MORE ON MUSIC AND: Monk, Meredith , American Composers Orchestra , Music , Classical Music , Manahan, George
Sting Climbs Aboard Foundering 'Ship'
Sting, who wrote the music and lyrics for the struggling Broadway musical "The Last Ship," will join the cast on Dec. 9.
November 24, 2014, Monday
MORE ON MUSIC AND: The Last Ship (Play) , Sting , Theater , Music
Roll Over, Mahler: U.S. Orchestras Are Shrinking
The current cost-cutting trend in American orchestras often means management seeks to fill slots with freelancers rather than full-timers.
November 23, 2014, Sunday
MORE ON MUSIC AND: Classical Music , Budgets and Budgeting , Lockouts , Music , Atlanta Symphony Orchestra , Philadelphia Orchestra , Indianapolis Symphony , Minnesota Orchestra , Dallas Symphony Orchestra , Mahler, Gustav
Gyrating Antidote to Holiday Pounds
Time Warp, a festival that started in Germany in 1994 and favors the crisp, abstract, un-pop propulsion of minimal techno, is making its first United States appearance.
November 23, 2014, Sunday
MORE ON MUSIC AND: Music
A Beethoven Teaser and a Rare 'Cyrano'
The Dutch conductor and violinist Jaap van Zweden was not well known in America when he took over as music director of the Dallas Symphony Orchestra in 2008.
November 23, 2014, Sunday
MORE ON MUSIC AND: Classical Music
Handed-Down Sounds
After months of repair work, the classical music station WQXR began giving out instruments received during a donation drive to some passionate young musicians.
Popular Demand
Popular songs tend to be popular everywhere: "Habits (Stay High)," by Tove Lo, above, was not only the most played song on traditional radio, but also No. 10 on Billboard's Digital Songs chart.
App Smart | Enhance Your Music
Kit Eaton reviews LouderLogic, DFX Music Player and Headquake, three apps that help enhance the sound on your smartphone.
C.M.A. Awards Red Carpet
Nicole Kidman in Roberto Cavalli, Faith Hill in Naeem Khan, and more at the Country Music Awards on Wednesday night.
The Last Set at Miami's Tobacco Road
Tobacco Road celebrated its last evening with a raucous farewell party that was attended by about four thousand patrons in Miami, Fla.
Sights and Sounds
A yearlong exhibition that opens Nov. 15 at the Museum of Modern Art explores the many connections between music and design.
James Levine's 'Figaro' Across Decades
James Levine's 2,500th performance at the Metropolitan Opera on Saturday will the 77th time he has conducted "Le Nozze di Figaro" with the company. Here are scenes from 1985, 1998 and 2014.
In Performance | Frederic Chiu
The pianist Frederic Chiu plays his transcription of the Troika from Prokofiev's "Lieutenant Kije" Suite.
In Performance | Lang Lang
The piano superstar, who has a new Mozart album out, performs the solo cadenza for the first movement of Mozart's Piano Concerto No. 17 in G.
Popular Demand
The top artists on Billboard's chart tracking social media buzz are likely there because of upcoming releases, like Taylor Swift's "1989" and "For You," from Selena Gomez. But, they are probably also included because of other "news."
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Part 3: The musician talks about discovering the music of North Africa and the musicians of that region he admires most.
Plant: The Guys From the Yardbirds
Part 5: The musician reminisces about his early days as a singer and explains why he started singing in a high register.
Plant: Whatever It Is That Old People Do
Part 2: The musician recalls his earliest exposure to rock 'n' roll and explains the influences behind his new album.
Plant: The Sensational Space Shifters
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The Associated Press | April 02,2013CLEVELAND The Browns have discarded another quarterback. Colt McCoy will start over as a backup in San Francisco.
McCoy, who became expendable when Cleveland signed veteran free agent quarterback Jason Campbell last week, was traded Monday to the San Francisco 49ers for two draft picks.
The Browns confirmed the deal on the same day new coach Rob Chudzinski welcomed more than 60 players including McCoy for the start of the teams voluntary offseason conditioning program.
The Browns only said they received two undisclosed draft choices, but a person familiar with the deal told The Associated Press the team got a fifth- and seventh-round pick in this months NFL draft in exchange for McCoy and Clevelands sixth-round pick. The person provided details of the trade on condition of anonymity. The Browns now have seven picks in this years draft.
McCoy is one of 18 quarterbacks to start for the Browns since 1999. The teams inability to find a franchise QB is among the biggest reasons Cleveland has made the playoffs just once in 14 seasons.
For a short period, McCoy showed promise of being the quarterback to revive the Browns. But he was flattened on a vicious hit in 2011, lost his job to Brandon Weeden last season and became the odd-man out after Campbells arrival.
Last week, Browns CEO Joe Banner said the Browns would not release McCoy and would look for a trade partner. In San Francisco, the 26-year-old McCoy will compete with Scott Tolzien to back up Colin Kaepernick. The Niners have been looking for a reliable backup since trading Alex Smith to Kansas City at the start of free agency.
A popular player with some Cleveland fans who felt he never got a fair shake, McCoy will also be reunited in San Francisco with former Browns kicker Phil Dawson, who recently signed a one-year free agent deal with the Niners.
Because of injuries to Jake Delhomme and Seneca Wallace, McCoy, who won 45 career games at Texas, was forced into the starting lineup as a rookie and made eight starts.
Though not blessed with a strong arm, McCoys mobility in the pocket allowed him to make enough plays that the Browns kept him as their No. 1 QB in 2011. He started 13 games, but his season was essentially ended and his career altered when he took a helmet-to-helmet hit from Pittsburgh linebacker James Harrison.
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Numerous independent music festivals have emerged in recent years, but this November sees Galway witness it's inaugural 'What If, Why Not? Festival' on the 23rd and 24th.
The volunteer run Festival Team have created an innovative curated online platform allowing musicians collaborate with filmmakers and promote their music in a new way. This idea first came to founder and organiser Graham Clarke when he struggled to source a soundtrack for an adventure film he produced. From that came the idea to bring music and film together and have some fun in the process. By interweaving filmmakers, sportsmen and musicians, the festival will be "a celebration of our planet and all the people of it", Graham says.
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The Kelly's Live venue above the late bar of the same name will host gigs on Friday and Saturday. Friday night will see performances from Nicholas Timothy and Autonomous I. Singer-songwriter Timothy defies the cliché of such a title with a distinctive repertoire that sound like he hails from Georgia rather than Ballinrobe while Autonomous I, highly thought of by Duke Special among others, possess a truly eclectic sound ranging from electronica to funk to grunge.
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Central War Tlme> by knockint; out an enemy scout car in front of the Bank of Italy, almost withhT the shadow of the column erected to Emperior Trajan. who ruled the Romans from 98 to 117 A. D. ^ The Fifth Army forcc fouqht Its way into the heart of city after a Xour-ho\ir battle against German armor in the .suburbs of the ancient capital. In a dawn dash from Borgata Finocchio. 13 miles distant on the Via Casilina. a spearhead of 24 Sherman tanks, eight armored cars and 150 U. S. and Canadian infantrymen pushed beyond suburban Torre Spaccata before they ; ran headlong into a German road block. ! Old men and young girls and I i toddling children were waving ihe j Americans on when tlie fire of Ger-I man B-milhmeter guns knocked out! the loading tank and snipers start- 1 i ed pouring machine-gun fire from ' the hideouts next to a white church whose bells were ringing for early mass. Ail Italian Partisan, who said the Fascist had put out his left eye in torturing him. kissed me 1 on the cheek and vnluiUeered the information that he was leading an armed band of civilians back into Rome "to kill Germans." Smiling, brown-eyed ,?irls brought bouquets of flowers to dust-covered riflemen who were crawling up a sloping field of wild barley and poppies to scout German positions flanking the heavily-mined airport at Centocelle. A bald clerk, carrying an empty wine flagon, showed soldiers brui.ses on his face and explained that the Germans had beaten him as we walked into the subiu'bs looking for milk for his five children. "The enemy blew up Rome's water, gas and electric works yesterday." he said. ••There is nothing to eat. For four months there lias been no meat, and for two months not a single egg. There is great confusion. All the big Fascists are fleeing." The historic Via Casilina prob- , ably neveV has witnessed a more ' thundeiing military spectacle Mian that of the past 24 hours in which . the onru>hu\g .Mhes broke throuL'h the German hues m the Sacco valley and inio t)ie Green Campagna facing Roine's seven lulls. Tanks led by l.t. Col. Bo|jiU-diLs , Cairns of Decatur. Ga.. and in- , ianirv units inch'dinu those co:r.-manded by Lt. Coi. Fi'iiKk Izenour of L.O.S Angeles and H. Col. Jo.'Ciih Crawford of Humboldt, Kans.. were m the forefront oi ihe spectacular dnve irom ihe area of , fallen V'aJi!}o3iloiK-. j •aiyht ;;;) t):r Via Ca.sDina they | 'Do\\h!i.4 o\cr opposition put; noble 88-nuihmeter armored I ¡'roprllccl u'l;iis. I foimd that ! in'4 up wnh the scout cars; apj. Rov M.mley of Inteina- ' il Palis. Muui . was a fanla.^tic ; Hall ol Satvirday afternoon ! kerp bunipinc Into lhns.< ed sr!f-proj)c!led stnì". X siepi lasl nif^ht at Finnorehio near (iermaii horsr-<5r.i\vii train. Tuo bonil'hiEs slrafing by (M-rin.iu tumbled tne off Ibe bcnch tb.il was mv h The boilies of Ibree * lav l>eside Ihe roa<l «ui w iinlow. ni.vÌhrd mni dismounted. I Mlltd. IX.u (Mantis I jv. and nde noch!" they obeyed, tanks as if *.ie Ger.Tian tl . ance stop-had begun, rii killed the road. Maj. Ilart.ld Ulodgetl of iJen-tmi, Tev.. sitlliig in the tank • I a e t I e s s l exan, ' beltnv the smoking bilitown of C'ohnina, iipnlngiied yosiortiay because. A as not touch- ! ' ':p and ha*? OI)]V nade five thous- .ards in fiv hn rrr to thi*c-lt*n (¡■■riii.in trurU v.liith rÌKlU (Mrm.in riflr- that I sit 'nkn-icnt to lu; abo'jf a •v'r.ite city ALLIES CAPTURE ROME Nazis Set Up New Defense ALLIED HEADQUARTERS, NAPLES, June 4—(AP>—Allied Fiilh Army troops from I the old Anzio beachhead captured historic Rome today after a fierce battle through suburbs of the Eternal City. The mopup of the heart of Rome—the first ; European capital to fall to Allied troops—was completed at 9:15 p. m. (2:15 p. m.. Central War Time I as an Allied force knocked out the last German rearguard unit in front of the Bank of Italy, almost viithin the shadow of Trajan's column. Tho'cUy of seven lulls was the fii-st Axis capilal to {:ill to Allied troops wlio werp'TiTirsoing-the ClcTraans* north of Rome with the aid of s^vanns of Allied planes hallerinK ¡it Nazi transport i-oliinins. ' Shiirtlv aftei- o::;0 p. m. tl series of ci( niolitions inMOc i-i C'li'rina ,11V. iiu; ? L. C. Brooks, " 2 Children Í Are Drowned KTKRNAL CITY SAVKD—This closeup map of Ronu which. Ihe Allies would have been forced to fight their to new fortifications. shows the winding streets over vay, had not Ihe Germans retired HITLER WÂHTS ROME TO BE OPEN CITY i Mil lied troops had liberated Roinf'— the withdrawal of Clerman troops fn tlie nonhwes! t>f the (it\ ;it:d said the Allies had been ntferrd t plan when-l)y Rnrne wf-uld l)o reopen citv" UTl fi-oin the Fiu'h-rs in sc\cral d:'\s. It was asserted the li'.;h! in Hah' would c:>ntinur and that nira.'^nrc-were belnu taken "to fnicc fina! victorv lor Uerinanv and lin .M-lirs.- '•Tlie vear "f the invasion. iiic Anulo-.'\merican high Th>- proi^osals wore said to have pern acl\anced at II p.ni Satur-d;iy. This WHS le.s.s than 24 hours beinrt Rt>ine changed hands. Y yarded as ar In the flisl cominunicjuc de fea ui. 'Ulli bripu C. n .tnnihil.ii the most d<'ci,'-i\e ii The (ir-vinun th(' City, it was scii(}. Î "to prevent the de-Rome," an radio said Firld Kr'ssi'lriMi? troops from was intend«-slruction Th.e Gern Marshal Gen. Albert M had submitted to the Vatican proposals to make Rome an open city with a request that they hr convoyed to the Allies, but that *sr> far no reply has been received ii-,ediatel\' iDeuan a campaiKn to tiiinjinj/e tlie ti\U nt Rome. A iyp-K li attitxide was \i)iccd by Karl Piaei:nei-, who i^ajd. ■ .•\bandonmcnl ol Romo is a con-.'-iderablf uain Irom a nnlitary pi'int of All other ('uns)der- .I'icins ai-)art, supply of the town with n.s nullion inhabitants. to N^huh some 30.000 to 40,000 refu- ' 4—The line shall thei\ run from the western tip of the Vatuan city to Porta San Pancra/io and the Tia.s!('\er<- railway staMt>n 'D)e station itsoli is to be outside th«> ■■Thf German hit'll command undertakes to keep no mihtarv iri-i-fallanon.s or ti'oops witliin t)ie ' coniuies of the open cit\- •'Furthermore the C'lorman Inuh ' c< tiituand \i:ulertakes to carry t.m lit' TifH)p mo\rments m Rome ' Avenger Grads On Big Missions ed. would be IX>GE CITY Kas —The :\w F'l command scIukìI here ilie B-26 Marauder w Hi an annoim<e-the Mara'ic.'er is \rded cpiahli-'d The Weather i'.\UTMr;N r k K.x riiFu H \(r\ heaw strain i>n the German ilie E .irm;. 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|March 18, 2014
|Fairi dont know why the place has line ups. Lamb chops are tough and fatty with very litle meat. To much rice gives the illusion of large portions. Tomatores in the greek salad were pale with out any flavour.homous and spanpokita
| ★★☆☆☆ Fair
|September 2, 2013
|We didn't wait long to get a table which was unusual The Appy had rice on it which made us think that the bread may have come from someone else's plate.
What was simply appalling is when we asked to have the food packed up to
| ★☆☆☆☆ Poor
|August 11, 2013
|A friends Birthday. Table for 8,but when arrived table for 6 very small people. Was able to get 2 tables put together.Date Aug10/2013 around 18:00. Too hot inside and ordered the Steak in a wrap think. Should of sent back.
| ★☆☆☆☆ Poor
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Methods: Tradition vs. Relevance
This morning I read a post from a higher education educator about the negative effects of Tech in lectures. The author was perplexed when he realized a great many students in his lecture hall were paying attention to Facebook, or attending to email during the course of a two-hour lecture. His school chose to ban tech devices from the lecture hall. Additionally, students were required to use nametags, so that the lecturer could address individual students with questions during the lecture. This…See More


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Students complete 21 credit hours of course requirements to minor in astronomy. The minor includes coursework in stars, galaxies, cosmology, astrophysics and observational astronomy.
Students should refer to the College Bulletin or the minor course requirements for complete information regarding minor requirements.
Students gain a foundational knowledge of the process of scientific investigation, including modern computational and laboratory methods.
Physics faculty and students at Grove City College use cutting-edge equipment inside and outside of the classroom and lab to conduct research and publish their findings in leading science journals.
The Bachelor of Science degree in physics prepares students for professional programs, graduate study and immediate employment.
The Department of Physics at Grove City College is committed to helping its students secure internships at some of the nation's leading research facilities to advance their studies in specific interest areas.
Recommended resources by the Department of Physics faculty at Grove City College.
Students majoring in physics leading to 7-12 certification in physics/general science secondary education take courses specific to the education major, along with a core of liberal arts courses.