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Tonight music's brightest came out to celebrate at the Grammy Awards in Los Angeles, CA. While the music is surely amazing, The Icon Concierge's eyes were on the red carpet to see what our favorite stars were wearing. From Fergie in lace Jean Paul Gaultier and Taylor Swift in sequin Zuhair Murad check out what your favorite stars were wearing below and let us know in the comments section who thought was the best dressed of the evening!
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"The Writing Group Book brims with useful information and anecdotes that are anything but dry." --Writer's Digest magazine"This is a book for all of us. " --Nikki Giovanni, poet"This book anticipates many of the reefs that bedevil the launching of a group and wise counsel on how to navigate them." --Jeffrey Sweet, playwright and author of The Dramatist's Toolkit and Solving Your ScriptEvery writer, published or unpublished, needs inspiration, feedback, motivation, and the support and stimulus of a like-minded community. In this insightful guide, more than 30 members of writing groups explain how and why they found a group to join or started one from scratch. Poets, playwrights, screenwriters, fiction and nonfiction writers, memoirists, children's writers, and others share their tips on how
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Gov. Rick Perry's Remarks to the 2012 Texas Republican State Convention
Howdy! It's great to be in Fort Worth, where the West begins.
I bring greetings from your capital city, where the Democrat-controlled city motto is "Keep Austin weird." This week in Fort Worth we have a different motto: Keep Texas Republican.
I can't think of a better county to host the nation's largest Republican convention than our largest Republican county: Tarrant County.
It's right here where the conservative cause is strongest, and the voice of the Tea Party is the loudest.
It's been two years since we last got together. And you might say a lot has happened since then.
We elected the first Republican super-majority in the history of the Texas House.
We eliminated a $27 billion shortfall without raising taxes.
And I learned that $20 million may not earn you any delegates, but it will give you a great tour of the country.
People ask me what it was like running for president. And I tell them being the presidential frontrunner was the most exhilarating three hours of my life.
But I wouldn't trade that experience for the world. As I traveled this great country I was re-assured that despite the different accents, climates and cultures -- and despite the fact millions have lost jobs -- we are a nation of people who remain optimistic, who still believe in the promise of the American Dream, and who just want to get government out of the way so we can get back to work.
I ended my campaign with appreciation and gratitude that a son of tenant farmers could have the opportunity to run for the highest office in such a great land.
I also know the cause lives on. If America is to be America again, if we are to get off the mat and on our feet again, If we are to reclaim our birthright of freedom again, we need a president who believes in us again.
Three and a half years, and nearly 100 rounds of golf into his presidency, Barack Obama has exploded the federal debt, passed a failed, budget-busting stimulus package, socialized health care, and provided guns to Mexican drug cartels.
Admit it America - 2008 was our national "oops" moment!
Barack Obama's campaign slogan is one word: Forward. I have a different slogan for him: "do over" -- because that's what he is asking for in 2012.
But America cannot afford and deserves more than a do-over election. The stakes are high because the differences are great. Our fight is not just a difference of opinion, it is a parting of worldviews.
The liberals think government exists to fix what's wrong with America. They find fault with our Constitution, our economic model and our core values. We disagree with the premise of their argument. We believe there's nothing wrong with America that an extra dose of freedom won't cure.
They believe there is a fundamental unfairness to free markets, and that government exists to redistribute the fruits of freedom.
They lack faith in individual Americans to care for their neighbors, help the sick and feed the poor.
They talk about fairness but practice the politics of envy. They talk about rights while creating new victims. And they mistake license for liberty, oblivious to the fact one is a vice and the other a virtue.
Our view is that individuals and families can govern their lives better than bureaucrats. We believe private citizens and employers have every incentive to preserve clean air, fresh water and fertile soil.
We believe in government involvement that leads to independence: good schools, quality roads and the best health care.
We know there is no such thing as freedom without the risk of failure.
For too long the system has been gamed from Wall Street to K Street. Big banks get bailed out, small businesses shut down.
That's not the America I know. We're better than that. And we deserve a president who gets that.
That's why I will proudly cast my vote for Mitt Romney as the next president of the United States.
I'm tired of a federal government at war with the states, with bureaucrats and czars who discard the 10th Amendment and disdain the 2nd Amendment.
I'm tired of an over-zealous EPA that kills jobs, a Department of Education that tries to subvert local control, and a Department of Justice capable of operations like Fast and Furious.
And for the record, we don't need Eric Holder telling Texas how we can address election fraud.
We passed a Voter ID law. Read the 10th Amendment Mr. Holder. And get out of the way.
To Washington, Texas is an outlaw state. To the rest of America, we are the land of opportunity.
We lead the nation in job creation, and have the fastest growing population. Since June of 2009, Texas has added 474,000 jobs. One-quarter of all the jobs added in America during that time period were created right here in Texas.
No doubt we had our share of citizens who have suffered through this great recession. But Texas is on the right track.
Employers know, and workers know, if there is one place where you can find a job, or take a risk with the chance of reaping a reward, it is Texas.
We have held the line on taxes, and controlled spending. We stared down the largest budget shortfall in state history without raising taxes. In fact, we extended a tax cut for 40,000 small businesses.
We continued to take action against lawsuit abuse, passing a new "loser pays" law.
And we are leading an energy revolution by drilling in shale formations.
We don't have to settle for high gas prices. We don't have to put our national security in the hands of Middle East Mullahs. Drill here. Drill now. And get America off hostile foreign sources of energy!
Here is what we know after more than a decade of Republican rule: Texas works.
Even the New York Times let it slip into its pages that, "Texas is the future."
Texas works because we keep taxes low and spending under control. We stop frivolous lawsuits. We provide predictable regulations. And we get out of the way and let the private sector create wealth.
And Texas works because you elected strong leaders. I have had strong partners by my side, passing some the most conservative reforms in America.
We all know in our hearts that Texas is the laboratory of conservative reform. We need more strong, conservative Texans in Washington, including my friend and colleague David Dewhurst.
Texas works. Our jobs and growth prove it. But there's still plenty of work left to do.
One of my top priorities is to pass the Texas Budget Compact so we can control the cost of government for years to come.
With 26 straight months of rising sales tax collections, now is the time to enact truth-in-budgeting reforms. Let's pass a stricter constitutional limit on spending. Let's protect the Rainy Day Fund from being raided for ongoing expenses. Let's end the practice of payment delays. And let's commit to stopping any and all tax hikes in the session ahead.
If you agree that we must do more to instill fiscal discipline in our state, then I would like to ask a favor.
Take out your cell phones -- go ahead, I'll wait. Click on your texting icon, and put in this number:21824…. 21824.
Then type in the word "Compact". And hit send.
We will give you up to the minute updates on our progress in reforming our state budget.
This is important. The power is in the purse strings. But there is more power in this room than there ever is in the halls of the Capitol.
Change doesn't start in the capitol. It starts in your community.
You spoke up about election fraud, and now we have a voter ID law.
You declared your allegiance to traditional marriage, and because of it we passed a Defense of Marriage Act.
You stood for the unborn, and we defunded Planned Parenthood.
When your voice becomes a clarion call, it cannot be ignored.
Nothing illustrates this more than concerned citizens who gathered on April 15, 2009 and declared we have been taxed enough already -- the Tea Party. Your siren song turned into the largest congressional landslide in a generation.
And I have a message for the liberals and the defenders of the status quo: we're just getting started.
Until we have passed taxpayer protections, until we have reformed our budget process to stop excess spending, until we have done all we can do to protect innocent life and traditional values, your work is not done and my work is not done.
For me, continuing to serve as your governor is the honor of a lifetime.
I'm not riding off into the sunset. I'm mounting up for the next operation.
We each are drawn into this arena for unique reasons. But I would venture to say, for the vast majority of us, it is about a cause greater than self.
For many it is about the legacy we leave behind for the next generation. For many more, a love of service rooted in a love of our fellow citizens.
For others still, it is about the principles enshrined in our Constitution, and concern about activist judges who disregard the foundation of law.
For me, it is all these things, and more.
In my life, the greatest cause that transcends self-interest, that empowers flawed men like myself to serve such a great people, is the belief rooted in Scripture that all that we say, and all that we do, should be done to the glory of God.
The God we serve does not seek out the perfect, but instead uses our imperfections and our shortcomings for his greater good.
I am humbled by my own limitations. But where I am weak, He is strong.
I am reminded by the words of a divinely inspired hymnal of just how great He is:
"O Lord my God! When I in awesome wonder consider all the works Thy hand hath made.
I see the stars, I hear the rolling thunder, Thy power throughout the universe displayed.
Then sings my soul, my Saviour God, to Thee; How great Thou art, how great Thou art!"
We share this earth not only with 25 million people who call themselves Texans, but with a great and majestic God who spoke it into being, who knows our hearts, and whose judgment is infinitely truer than that of all historians combined.
May all that we say, and all that we do, advance His purposes and not just ours'. May we realize how blessed we are to live in a land that is plentiful, to be able to serve a people so wonderful. And may we do so with the humble knowledge that decades from now, few will remember our names, but all will be impacted by what we have done in our limited time.
Let our actions declare, "How Great Thou art." May our service be a form of worship, because He gives us breath, He gives us life, He gives us purpose.
Let us never lose sight of whom we serve.
Thank you, God bless you, and through you, may God bless Texas.


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|Alice B. Toklas
Alice B. Toklas, photographed by Carl Van Vechten, 1949
|Alice Babette Toklas
April 30, 1877
San Francisco, California
|March 7, 1967 (aged 89)
Paris, France
|Gertrude Stein (1907-1946)
|Alice B. Toklas
Alice B. Toklas, photographed by Carl Van Vechten, 1949
|Alice Babette Toklas
April 30, 1877
San Francisco, California
|March 7, 1967 (aged 89)
Paris, France
|Gertrude Stein (1907-1946)
Alice B. Toklas (April 30, 1877 – March 7, 1967) was an American-born member of the Parisian avant-garde of the early 20th century.
She was born Alice Babette Toklas in San Francisco, California, into a middle-class Jewish family (her father had been a Polish army officer[1]) and attended schools in both San Francisco and Seattle. For a short time she also studied music at the University of Washington. She met Gertrude Stein in Paris on September 8, 1907, the day she arrived. Together they hosted a salon that attracted expatriate American writers, such as Ernest Hemingway, Paul Bowles, Thornton Wilder, and Sherwood Anderson, and avant-garde painters, including Picasso, Matisse, and Braque.
Acting as Stein's confidante, lover, cook, secretary, muse, editor, critic, and general organizer, Toklas remained a background figure, chiefly living in the shadow of Stein, until Stein published her memoirs in 1933 under the teasing title The Autobiography of Alice B. Toklas. It became Stein's bestselling book.
"She was a little stooped, somewhat retiring and self-effacing. She doesn't sit in a chair, she hides in it; she doesn't look at you, but up at you; she is always standing just half a step outside the circle. She gives the appearance, in short, not of a drudge, but of a poor relation, someone invited to the wedding but not to the wedding feast," wrote W. G. Rogers in his 1946 memoir of the couple.[2]
Poet James Merrill wrote that before meeting her "one knew about the tiny stature, the sandals, the mustache, the eyes" but that he had not anticipated "the enchantment of her speaking voice—like a viola at dusk."[1]
Toklas and Stein were a couple until the latter's death in 1946.[3]
Although Gertrude Stein had willed much of her estate to Toklas, including their shared art collection (some of them Picassos) housed in their apartment at 5, rue Christine, the couple's relationship had no legal recognition. As the paintings appreciated in value, Stein's relatives took action to claim them, eventually removing them from Toklas's residence while she was away on vacation and placing them in a bank vault. Toklas then relied on contributions from friends as well as writing to make a living.[4]
Toklas published her own literary memoir, a 1954 book that mixed reminiscences and recipes under the title The Alice B. Toklas Cookbook. The most famous recipe therein (actually contributed by her friend Brion Gysin) was called "Haschich Fudge," a mixture of fruit, nuts, spices, and "canibus sativa," [sic] or marijuana. Her name was later lent to the range of cannabis concoctions called Alice B. Toklas brownies. The cookbook has been translated into numerous languages. A second cookbook followed in 1958 called Aromas and Flavors of Past and Present; however, Toklas did not approve of it as it had been heavily annotated by Poppy Cannon, an editor from House Beautiful magazine. She also wrote articles for several magazines and newspapers, including The New Republic and the New York Times.
In 1963 she published her autobiography, What Is Remembered, which abruptly ends with Stein's death.
Her later years were very difficult because of poor health and financial problems. Toklas became a Roman Catholic convert in her old age. Toklas died in poverty at the age of 89 and is buried next to Stein in Père Lachaise Cemetery, Paris, France; Toklas's name is engraved on the back of Stein's headstone.[5]
Both Toklas and Stein are referred to in both the stage play Mame and its film version, Auntie Mame. In a lyric of the song "Bosom Buddies," Vera Charles declares: "But sweetie, I'll always be Alice Toklas, if you'll be Gertrude Stein."
The 1968 Peter Sellers movie I Love You, Alice B. Toklas was named for Toklas's cannabis brownies, which play a significant role in the plot.
An episode called "Tabitha's Weekend" that aired on TV's Bewitched on March 6, 1969 has Endora asking about some cookies she is offered, "They're not by chance from an Alice B. Toklas recipe?" When told they were not, "Then I think I'll pass," is her answer.
The Alice B. Toklas LGBT Democratic Club, a political organization founded in 1971 in San Francisco, is a namesake of Toklas.
The Bicycle Transportation Alliance in Portland, Oregon, offers the "Alice B. Toeclips Awards" as the signature event of its annual fundraiser.[6]
Samuel Steward, who met Toklas and Stein in the 1930s, edited Dear Sammy: Letters from Gertrude Stein and Alice B. Toklas (1977) and wrote two mystery novels featuring Stein and Toklas as characters: Murder Is Murder Is Murder (1985) and The Caravaggio Shawl (1989).
Toklas appears in the book title and in one of the essays in Otto Friedrich's 1989 book, The Grave of Alice B. Toklas and Other Reports from the Past (New York, Henry Holt). The chapter includes a sensitive interview with the elderly Alice.
In 2008, an anonymous group of American lesbian readers established the Alice B. Medal. Named for Toklas, this award is given annually to a living writer who has a career that includes "consistently well-written" narratives with lesbian themes.
The San Francisco Board of Supervisors voted in 1989 to rename a block of Myrtle Street between Polk Street and Van Ness Avenue in San Francisco as Alice B. Toklas Place, since Toklas was born one block away on O'Farrell Street.[7][8]
Toklas was mentioned in the song "My Name Is Bud" by the Punk Band NOFX.[9]
Toklas and Stein are both mentioned in the Tim Curry song "I Do the Rock." ("Gertrude's hanging pictures, Alice making tea.")
Gertrude Stein was depicted in the 2011 Woody Allen film Midnight in Paris.
Vancouver writer, broadcaster, and notorious cat-fancier Bill Richardson wrote "Waiting for Gertrude - a graveyard gothic", published in 2001 [10]
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District Attorney and law abiding citizen Tom Dubois fits the description of the elusive "X-Box Killer" and is arrested. Huey has to find the real killer, before Tom is shipped off to "real" prison where he will most assuredly be made very, very uncomfortable.
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When Martin Luther King comes out of a coma after 32 years and finds himself thrust into the 21st century and life in the post-September 11 era, his "turn the other cheek" philosophy quickly takes him from beloved national hero to despised terrorist sympathizer.


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4-star family-friendly hotel in Madrid (Gran Via) near Plaza Mayor
A stay at H10 Villa de la Reina places you in the heart of Madrid, walking distance from San Fernando Royal Academy of Fine Arts and San Anton Market.
This 4-star hotel is close to Plaza Mayor and Prado Museum.
Make yourself at home in one of the 74 air-conditioned rooms featuring minibars. Complimentary wired and wireless Internet access keeps you connected, and satellite programming provides entertainment. Private bathrooms with bathtubs feature bidets and hair dryers. Conveniences include phones, as well as safes and complimentary newspapers.
Make use of convenient amenities such as complimentary wireless Internet access, a television in the lobby, and tour/ticket assistance.
Satisfy your appetite at the hotel's restaurant, which serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner, or stay in and take advantage of room service (during limited hours). Quench your thirst with your favorite drink at a bar/lounge.
Featured amenities include complimentary high-speed (wired) Internet access, a 24-hour business center, and dry cleaning/laundry services. Planning an event in Madrid? This hotel has 1421 square feet (132 square meters) of space consisting of conference space and meeting rooms.Information missing or incorrect? Tell us!
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The hotel offers a restaurant. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. Business-related amenities at this 4-star property consist of a 24-hour business center and meeting rooms.
High-speed wired and wireless Internet access is complimentary. Event facilities measuring 1421 square feet (132 square meters) include conference space. This family-friendly hotel also offers tour/ticket assistance, multilingual staff, and laundry facilities.
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Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
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A peddling exercise in water, aimed at improving the appearance and general good health.A first class way to build up stamina.
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When talking about mum's recipe, it's always the family's favourite. I can still remember the first time my mum making this recipe when I was in primary school. She came back with all the ingredients, but NO oven. Actually no families had ovens in their kitchen at that time! People in China are used to buy the roast dishes in take aways and there are plenty of them.
But mum got her own way! She cut the duck into 4 portions, marinated them with soy sauce and spices, heated the wok with a dash of oil and lid on. Soon the heated oil filled in the space and created a hot moist oven environment! It was hard work trying to do a roast dinner in a wok, mum had to turn the ducks over and oven again, adding bit and bit oil in the wok so it didn't burn the whole thing. I remember she covered herself in showering hat to prevent her hair catching smells. But it was all worth it! We still can't find any roast ducks taste better in take aways!
Last year, when went back to China helping her redecorate the house, I put a brand new oven in her kitchen.
Prepare time: 10 minutes; Cooking time: 1.5 hours
Ingredients (serves 4-6) :
Duck crown: 900g (you can also use a whole duck);
Light soy sauce: 4 table spoon;
Dark soy sauce: 2 table spoon;
Sichuan peppercorn: 5g;
Cloves: 5g.
1) Clean the duck, I like to cut along the bird's spine so it allows less time to cook. If you find it's too messy, just jump over this step. Mix the light and dark soy sauce in a bowl and prepare the spices.
2) Get you hands dirty by massaging the duck with soy sauce mix inside-out the duck. Sprinkle the Sichuan peppercorn both on and inside the duck.
3) Place the duck in the oven dish with the skin side up. Use a sharp knife to stab about 20-30 holes on the skin (shallow stabs will do, this is to release more fat under the skin so that it can be crisper). Place the cloves in some of the holes (don't worry if you don't place them in every single hole, it does't really matter).
4) Set oven temperature as 200C, cover the dish with foil and roast for one hour. You may find burned black flakes in the dish, it is soy sauce and it is very easy to get burned. Don't worry too much as they are very light and easy to wash away later, leave them in as long as they are not creating any smoke.
5) Turn down the temperature to 180C. Take the dish out, baste the duck with the juice in the dish and roast it again in the oven without foil for another 30 minutes. This cooking time should give a crispy skin but still pink succulent meat on the bone. If you prefer even rarer meat, you can cut down this stage to 20 minutes.
And that's it! Do remember to rest your duck so all the precious juice doesn't lose out. When serve, use a knife to scrape off the Sichuan pepper corn and cloves on the duck — I am pretty sure you don't want to bite in a Sichuan pepper, it will make a nasty sizzling in you month. But the smell makes the dish so appetising and unique, what a strange thing!


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You often hear, "It's not what you know, it's who you know!" There is a real element of truth to this but to be accurate, it's who you know and what you do about it that matters. Networking, or "schmoozing," is simply an exchange of information and resources; it's a two-way street.
People often associate networking with other fields — with high tech or business — not the arts. But networking is an important factor in all fields, especially in the "small world" of music where reputations and connections are critical, if not crucial, to career building.
Networking is nothing to be afraid of — it basically means being open and friendly to potential new professional contacts, mentors, employers and friends. It means getting out and meeting these people at concerts, conferences and association meetings.
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Be a good colleague.
Don't overlook the "give and take" of networking. If you share useful information and leads with others, they will likely return the favor. Keep a rolodex, a file or a computer database of your contacts, including mailing and e-mail addresses, and phone and fax numbers. Exchange business cards with new contacts and build your list — an artistic administrator, a booking agent, a concert series manager, a record company representative. Keep in touch with these people; send them concert announcements, send them articles they might be interested in, send them congratulations and thank you notes when appropriate and they'll be that much more likely to think of you when they hear of an appropriate opening or opportunity.
Listen well to what other people are saying
— about other artists, about the business, what contractors and conductors are looking for in artists, what they value. Find artists who are doing what you want to be doing — get to know them and hang out with them, because if they know your name, they'll be more likely to refer work your way. You need to network in such a way that people enjoy having you on the gig because the truth is there will always be another artist willing and ready to take your place.
Give more than you get.
Give by sending thank you notes, passing along articles on topics that would interest your contact or by referring business or work to your contact.
Get to know people for who they are, not just their positions.
Get to know your contacts' interests outside of work matters. People love to talk about themselves and to give their opinions, so practice striking up conversations that are totally unrelated to the music industry, such as a new film, book or a local hero.
Follow up on the advice/leads you receive.
Even if you don't think it will pan out, if someone refers you to another contact, make the call. You never know when an unlikely contact may turn into an excellent opportunity. The opera world is quite small, so if someone went to the trouble of giving you referrals, they may speak to that person and find out you did not follow up. Make the right impression.
Report back to those who give you a lead.
Send thank you cards. No one can ever hear thank you enough.
Ask for exactly what you need.
Once you've made a new contact that you'd like to ask for information, be clear and concise; if you are looking for suggestions for promoting a self-produced CD, say so.
Keep your word.
If you say you'll send information or press materials by a certain date, do it. It's your reputation on parade.
Use networking as a part of your job search strategy, not as your whole plan.
Make sure you are also reading job listing publications, both articles and advertisements, and attending any related conferences, meetings, etc.
Make networking a habit.
Get in the habit of regularly checking in with the people that you've met, and send congratulations notes, holiday cards, etc., to keep in touch.
Personal appearance counts.
First impressions are lasting impressions. Be clean and neat, be moderate with cologne or aftershave, maintain a businesslike posture and demeanor, remember you want to be seen and treated as a professional. It can be difficult to see yourself objectively — get a reality check, ask for feedback on your appearance from a colleague whose business sense you trust.
Mapping Your Network: Relationships in Concentric Circles
Layers of relationships can be represented graphically: think of the rings of a tree with you at the center. Consider your existing relationships, the people in your life, past and present. Where would you place them in the chart?
Inner circle:
Your personal advisory board; approximately five to 10 closest mentors and trusted colleagues/friends — people you turn to for career advice
Intermediate ring:
Colleagues, former teachers, classmates, family friends, doctor, dentist, lawyer, etc.
Outermost ring:
Fan base, concert attendees and casual acquaintances
What names would you put in each circle?
How are you staying in touch with people in each circle?
How might you reconnect with people you've lost track of?
When was the last time you spoke with the people in your inner circle? What would you like to consult with them about?
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Angela Myles Beeching directs the New England Conservatory Career Services Center, a comprehensive career resource office for musicians, internationally recognized as a model of its kind. Beeching has been a guest speaker at the Eastman School of Music, Indiana University, and the Oberlin, Colburn and Peabody Conservatories. A frequent speaker at national conferences, she has presented at the National Association of Schools of Music, the Classical Singer Convention, Chamber Music America and the Association of Performing Arts Presenters. Her articles on music and careers have appeared in
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Classical Singer
Inside Arts
Chamber Music
magazines. A Fulbright scholar, Beeching holds a doctorate in cello performance from SUNY Stony Brook. She is the author of
Beyond Talent: Creating a Successful Career in Music
, published by Oxford University Press.
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When the goddess Hel - daughter of Loki, the Norse God of Mischief - is banished from Asgard for defying Odin, she seeks to bring about apocalypse by releasing the ancient wolf-god Fenrir. With an army of zombie Viking warriors, she marches on the mortal land of Midgard. Take up the sword of Skarin, the troubled young fighter with unparalleled skill, chosen by the gods to defend the mortal realm. Lead a massive clash of armies of gods and men in a series of battles which will culminate in the salvation or complete destruction of the human race. Explore huge and beautiful Viking lands and earn your comrades' respect so they fight harder for - and with - you.
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|Sat, 01-26-2013 - 3:52pm
Well things are going pretty good since Aug when DH got laid off, he got his GED and he's got a really good chance for a job as maintance supervisor he had an interview with them for about 6 hrs the other day and saw 6 different people the HR woman said she would call no matter what happen, they also emailed their benefit package to him, which I thought was hopefully was a very good chance. The pay is about half of what he was making on the rig but insurance is 120.00 less every two weeks, and he won't be eating out its from 10 pm to 8 am and we live in a small town so no food places are open.
We have keep our bills paid up with unemployment and him selling tractors and 4-wheelers but people don't buy like they use too. The best thing we have going is that our house is paid for and or vehicles are. We do have a car, RV and some credit cards that aren't. but if we lose them we still have a roof over our heads and vehicles .
So hopefully we'll find out something first of next week . Thanks for all the thoughts and prayers , hope everyelse is doing good
|Thu, 01-31-2013 - 10:03pm
Well we think he's got the job. ,HR manager emailed and said this we've met as a group and we really enjoyed meeting with you and think you'd be a great addition to the team but their executives are at a conference . and the HR manager is pushing for an answer again and said she would let him know as soon as I hear something. So hopefully we'll find out for sure
|Mon, 01-28-2013 - 6:23pm
Having your house and vehicles paid off is huge! I can't imagine they would send a benefits package if they weren't going to offer him the position. That would just be wierd.
|Mon, 01-28-2013 - 4:06pm
My paws are crossed, but it sure sounds like he's got that job. I would be so surprised if he didn't.
|Sun, 01-27-2013 - 2:16pm
Good for you for being so positive. I know this must be scary at times.
I'm so happy for you that your house and some vehicles are paid off. That will take some of the stress off for sure. Are you trying to sell the ones that still have payments that you don't need maybe?
I hope he gets the job. Its sounds like you guys are really trying and that is so uplifting! Keep us posted and keep your chin up!


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Davis came into the 2010 looking to build on a strong showing in the '09 regular season finale. He played seven games and started one in 2010. On Oct. 17, 2010, against the St. Louis Rams, Davis caught his second touchdown pass of his NFL career, and first since Sept. 23, 2007. He caught 21 passes for 259 yards before the Chargers placed him on Reserve-Injured (groin) on Nov. 2, 2010.
Davis comes into 2010 looking to build on a strong showing in the '09 regular season finale. As a rookie, he showed he had the moxie to play in the NFL. Davis started his first-ever game on NBC's Sunday Night Football against the New England Patriots and a week later he caught his first NFL touchdown pass at Green Bay's Lambeau Field. Davis experienced a number of highs and lows while in college. The highs include a National Championship as a frosh in '03, while the lows include the destruction and devastation that ravaged the South when Hurricane Katrina hit just before his junior season was set to begin in '05.
Fourteen of Davis' family members stayed in his Baton Rouge apartment as their New Orleans homes were either badly damaged or destroyed by the hurricane. Following the devastation, Davis lent his time to the relief effort, unloading trucks and helping collect clothing donations. As things began to return to normal, Davis spent the summer before his senior season at LSU working with Peyton and Eli Manning at the annual Manning Passing Academy in Thibodaux, Louisiana. Davis' hobbies include fishing, baseball, video games and watching old war movies.
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Asking your student's to write themselves a letter is is a classic end of the year activity. Students can reflect on their year as well as their goals for the following school year or the future. But why not make it digital? There are two websites I discovered one website is called Future Me and another is called Letter 2 Future. Both websites offer users the ability to send an email in the future such as words of inspiration or goals for the future. You pick the date you want the email delivered and it is sent to your inbox! It is that simple. Getting a surprise from the past is actually kind of an amazing thing – just check out all the people on Twitter and Facebook that agree.
Application in Classroom: I usually give my students some prompts such as what is one important skill you learned this year in social studies, what is one thing you would like to improve upon next year, what advice would you give to your future self, where do you see yourself in five years or ten years.
My first year of teaching (5 years ago) I had my students write themselves a letter. I still have the letters sitting under my bed in my parents house. I plan on mailing them next year when they graduate high school. This year I plan on using the digital version of future letter writing. I have also heard of teachers mailing the letters right before the start of the following school year. What do you plan on doing for an end of the school year activity?


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The Bath Area Family YMCA's USAT sanctioned sprint distance Triathlon is for ages 13 and up. Register for the full Sprint Tri (swim, bike, run), the Aqua-bike (swim, bike), the Duathlon (run, bike, run), or the Sprint Triathlon Relay. Not ready to compete in the adult tri? We also have a Teen Tri with shorter distances suited for youths in grades 6 to 12!
Sprint Triathlon
Want to do it all? The swim (525 yards) is in the Y's Main Pool, the bike segment (10 miles) takes you along scenic Bath roads, and the run segment is a 5K (3.1 miles) through the streets of Bath.
Not a runner? The Aqua-bike is for those who wish to complete only the swim and bike segments (on the same course as the full sprint tri).
Not a swimmer? The Duathlon is for those who wish to complete only the run and bike segments. The sequence will be run, bike, run (on the same course as the full sprint tri).
Tag, you're it! A relay team consists of three members (swimmer, cyclist, and runner) who each complete one segment of the full Sprint Triathlon. Relay teams can also have two members where one member completes two segments of the race.
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A fun tri for grades 6 through 12 with shorter distances suited for this age group. This race consists of a 125 yards swim, 2.75 mile bike ride, and 1 mile run. The Teen Tri is also USAT sanctioned.
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Edmonds. Although my parents live in Edmonds, this store is at the other
end of the city from their house. So when we go there, we pretty much have
to make a special trip to do so.
Angela needed some more wheat free granola bars and this is the only store I
know of that sells the kind she likes. So we mainly went there for that,
but I bought most of my other groceries there as well. Because they tend to
sell mostly organic things, I can't get some of the more common things
there. But we did get dinner!
The good thing about this store is that all of their prepared foods have the
ingredients listed. They had a sign apologizing for the fact that their
Tamari which is normally wheat free is not at the moment. So that was good
to know.
We got vegan coleslaw, vegan potato salad, red, white and black baked beans,
black bean and corn salad, falafel, hummus, grilled chicken breast, olives,
a huge slice of pizza for my husband and a lot of raw veggies. I mostly ate
the raw veggies but had a little hummus, olives, bean and corn salad and
some falafel. It was all very good.
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crackers. She also got a free banana. Kids get their choice of one serving
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- 0Oct 29, '10 by michellej_1012Quote from vking110No but I'm starting in 3 months. You should go check out my postIs there anyone starting the NP at VCC next Aug (2011)?
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And some one in a reply said she was supposed to start in the summer of 2011 but got moved up the Spring of 2011 with me. Typically its a 3 semester wait but if your one of the lucky ones there is a small chance its only a 2 semester wait.
- 0Apr 17, '11 by drarutt13I have a few questions about the nursing program at vcc.
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the wait is about a year. well for me it was. I applied march2010..and i was accepted for the summer 2011.
- 2Nov 29, '11 by VCnursing2012I am currently in the program and am almost finished with my 3rd semester. WOOHOO!!! Anyways, when I got in, I had been waiting a year (3 semesters). Some people in the program said they only waited 2 semesters. Now, a lot of people have been saying it's 2 years, but rumors are just rumors so I'd check with the your advisor.
That said, regardless of how long the waiting list is, you do not want to go to any other school (except maybe UCF if you can get in.) I have heard that employers will hire VC graduates over any other 2 year state college in FL. We have a 96% pass rate on the NCLEX-RN boards, which is on par with 4 year schools such as UCF and UF. Also, the program is AMAZING. It is HARD, very very hard, but I wouldn't want it any other way. I will be an amazing nurse when I graduate, that I know for sure.
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The senior bowl and the Teo saga have caused some movement in the mock draft. This is an adjustment update from the first release. We will release M0ck 2.0 as we approach the combine and learn how teams are looking at this class.
1. Kansas City Chiefs - Luke Joeckel (OT – Texas A&M)
Kansas City has a new regime in power and Andy Reid now calling the shots. Some people think that this means the Chiefs will look for a new quarterback in the draft. While this may happen, taking any of the QBs in this years stock would be a major reach at this point. When in doubt, the best tackle often wins out (as it did in the Jake Long year). If Matt Barkley, Geno Smith, Mike Glennon, Tyler Wilson, or even Landry Jones amaze in the next four months, they could surge, but I think Reid goes looks at Matt Flynn, Kirk Cousins, Mark Sanchez, Blaine Gabbert, or even Mike Vick to find a viable signal caller next season.
2. Jacksonville Jaguars - Jarvis Jones (LB – Georgia)
Like Kansas City, Jacksonville has to be cursing their timing for a top two pick. The one consolation is that they could very well be back here in 2014. The Jags are a mess and no one player will solve the situation. They do have talent at wide receiver and at least a respectable defense. They could go quarterback if a couple of the aforementioned players really surge, but I think they'll go best available. Right now that looks to be Jarvis Jones, the uber athletic outside playmaker from Georgia.
3. Oakland Raiders - Star Lotulelei (DT – Utah)
The Raiders were abysmal in 2012, and could use a force on the defensive side of the ball. Star could be the top pick in the draft, but the Raiders will feel good grabbing him if he falls to three.
4. Philadelphia Eagles - Geno Smith (QB – West Virginia)
The Eagles still haven't settled on a coach as of this mock, so its hard to tell which direction they are going. Nick Foles had flashes last season, but with Mike Vick on the way out, the new staff may look to make their own mark on the franchise.
5. Detroit Lions - Damontre Moore (DE – Texas A&M)
A lot was expected from the Lions this season. They did not live up to the hype. Despite a record setting performance by Calvin Johnson and decent effort by Matt Stafford, the Lions had a few holes that need filled. I think they will look to the defensive side of the ball and go with Moore.
6. Cleveland Browns - Chance Warmack (OG – Alabama)
The Browns were in a similar situation last year and did well selecting Trent Richardson who played well this year considering his injuries. Now, new coach Chud and the Browns will look to continue the rebuilding effort. I think they go after either defense or offensive line. Warmack put on a show in the NC, now he can lay a path for his old buddy Richardson. Maybe if the Browns keep drafting Bama players they will have better success talking Saban into coming to Cleveland down the road.
7. Arizona Cardinals - Mike Glennon (QB – NC State)
The Cardinals have an underrated defense and had a good season going before a horrific fall to end the year. Their need at quarterback is too big to ignore and they are one team I think could reach for an arm. Barkley has too similar of a skill set to Matt Leinhart, so he will likely scare off the Cards, but Glennon is a big QB with a powerful arm who can get Fitz and Floyd the ball deep.
8. Buffalo Bills - Matt Barkley (QB – USC)
Buffalo made it known that they plan to draft a young quarterback this season. They could wait a round and take new coach Doug Marrone's old QB, Ryan Nassib (who I am high on). However, I think they can overlook some of his flaws and take the best option in Matt Barkley.
9. New York Jets - Barkevious Mingo (DE/OLB – LSU)
The Jets are losing a few players on defense this offseason and could go the defensive route. However, their biggest woes are on the offensive side of the ball. They could pull a surprise move and go quarterback depending on who falls. Here I like them to nab one of the talented pass rushers in this years draft.
10. Tennessee Titans - Eric Fisher (OT – Central Michigan)
Chris Johnson has continues to regress over the last few seasons. He blames the line. While many question his diminishing effort, at this point he is the best thing the Titans have going. Give him a lineman and its time to put up or shut up. Otherwise, it may be CJnoK.
11. San Diego Chargers - Kenny Vaccaro (S – Texas)
The Chargers may have been the most under-performing team last season. Almost everyone on the roster seemed to fall short of expectations. The good news? It finally got Norv Turner deservedly canned. I expect a great bounce-back season. Another receiving threat is needed, but no WR seems worthy of this pick. They could fall back, but will likely wait for a pass catcher. Here a great safety is available in Vaccaro who is moving up most boards.
12. Miami Dolphins - Jonathan Cooper (OG – North Carolina)
The Dolphins might not be able to keep Jake Long this offseason. If they must let him go the line will be a priority. While there are still have few tackles on the board, Cooper is the best lineman on the board.
13. Tampa Bay Buccaneers - Dee Milliner (CB – Alabama)
Some Bucs fans will brag about their great numbers against the run, but it was a bit of a mirage. After all, why walk when you can fly. The pass defense was so awful, the team nearly surrendered record numbers to opponents. Schiano will get better on this side of the ball. Luckily in this scenario, the best DB in the draft is still on the board. They would gladly take him and may even move up to go get him come April.
14. Carolina Panthers - Sylvester Williams (DT – UNC)
The Carolina Panthers defense hasn't been the same since Julius Peppers left town. The Panthers may go after a big defensive tackle like Jonathan Hankins, but I think they will opt for a penetrater like Williams or maybe FSU's Werner.
15. New Orleans Saints - Bjoern Werner (DE/OLB – Florida State)
He may already be off the board by here, but the Saints need a pass rusher to pair with the young Cameron Jordan. Werner is a beast and can help chase down Cam Newton and Matt Ryan for years to come.
16. St. Louis Rams - Tyler Eifert (TE – Notre Dame)
St. Louis gets two picks in the first thanks to the RG3 trade last year. They want offensive line, but with the top guys off the board here they get a weapon for Bradford. Something he desperately needs. Eifert is a quality tight end and will quickly become Sam's go to option.
17. Pittsburgh Steelers - Alec Ogletree (LB – Georgia)
The Steelers defense still statistically produces, but needs to get younger. Ogletree may be a top 10 pick after all the workouts, but if he falls here Pittsburgh may forego a few other needs and grab this guy. He would be a great youthful addition to an aging defense.
18. Dallas Cowboys - Jonathan Hankins (DT – Ohio State)
The Cowboys are transitioning their defense and can bring in quality at defensive tackle with options of Hankins, Floyd (Florida), and Richardson (Mizzou). I like Hankins as a powerful pile mover and a guy that developed well during his time in Columbus.
19. New York Giants - Dion Jordan (DE/OLB – Oregon)
The Giants have options but look for them to nab a new pass rusher with Osi headed for free agency. Other option here include OT Fluker, DE Ansah, and DT Sheldon Richardson.
20. Chicago Bears - Kevin Minter (ILB – LSU)
This is a bit of a reach but with Ogletree and Te'o off the board and the looming retirement of Urlacher, the Bears need to fill the linebacker position. Minter is a fine talent that grades well. If he can have solid post-season workouts, look for him to move into the first round.
21. Cincinnati Bengals - Giovani Bernard (RB – North Carolina)
As I said last year, the law firm (BGE) is only a complementary back. I wanted the Bengals to take David Wilson last year and I still think they will regret not doing so. This year, they likely get their pick of the litter. I believe Bernard will beat out Le'veon Bell, Montee Ball, Eddie Lacy, and Kenjon Barner to be the top RB in the class. He is a strong runner with quickness and looks to be a feature back in the NFL. Oh yeah, and he's not too bad of a return man either:
22. St. Louis Rams (from WAS) – Lane Johnson (OT – Oklahoma)
St. Louis now is able to sure up their offensive line and protect their young quarterback. Bradford will start running out of excuses if he doesn't produce in 2013. Although the Rams do still need to add a wideout in free agency or later in the draft.
23. Minnesota Vikings - Keenan Allen (WR – Cal)
The Vikings have one thing for certain. They don't need a running back. And despite some issues their line and quarterback seem like they are moving in the right direction. Similar to Bradford before, Ponder needs weapons. The annual IR spot reserved for Percy Harvin leaves the Vikings without playmakers to throw the ball to. Keenan Allen from Cal could become a very good NFL wideout. Also in the picture are Cordarrelle Patterson (Tenn), Justin Hunter (Tenn), and DeAndre Hopkins (Clemson).
24. Indianapolis Colts - Jonathan Banks (CB – Mississippi State)
The Colts had an amazing season surpassing almost anyone's expectations. However, for this not to be sophomore slump, Indy has holes to fill. Primarily, they need offensive lineman and defensive backs. With no real strong lineman left here looks for them to go with the big corner Banks (6'2″) or Logan Ryan (Rutgers).
25. Seattle Seahawks - Shariff Floyd (DT – Florida)
Many predictions are calling for a wide receiver here for the Seahawks, but I think Golden Tate took great strides this season and Sidney Rice still has some left in the tank. Additionally, the talent left just doesn't warrant a reach. Look for the Seahawks to even further solidify the defense and take the best available player. Here that is Floyd.
26. Green Bay Packers - D.J. Fluker (OT – Alabama)
Green Bay had a little bit of a wakeup call against San Francisco getting beat rather convincingly in the second half. Much of that was thanks to consistent pressure on Rodgers. Solving that will be an offseason mission. They could go running back, but that will wait for a later round, same goes for linebacker unless a very good player falls. Fluker will help protect the Packers investment and provide a winning attitude.
27. Houston Texans - Cordarrelle Patterson (WR – Tennessee)
Houston continues to struggle to find another option past Daniels and Johnson. Their defensive holes should be filled by players getting healthy on the offense. While I might argue a quarterback would be a good fit, I realize people still have some unknown faith in Schaub. If he is going to actually going to get it done, he'll need more help. Enter Patterson who stands 6'3″ and can catch about anything.
28. Denver Broncos - Desmond Trufant (CB – Washington)
After watching Torrey Smith torch the Broncos like a video game, its safe to say there is one glaring need in Denver. A cornerback, even if its a reach, is a must. There will be debate between a few options including Xavier Rhodes (FSU), Blidi-Wilson, and Trufant.
29. New England Patriots - Blidi Wreh-Wilson (CB – UConn)
The Pats need help in the secondary even with the trade and emergence of Aqib Talib (who likely will not stay in NE). A standout at the senior bowl, Wilson has moved into the first round.
30. Atlanta Falcons - Zach Ertz (TE – Stanford)
This is likely the last go round for Tony Gonzalez and after becoming so reliant on the tight end position, Ryan will want a viable replacement. Ertz and Eifert are both first round prospects and either would fill Gonzalez's shoes well.
31. San Francisco 49ers - Sheldon Richardson (DT – Missouri)
San Francisco seems to have few holes with great players at a number of positions. At this point, they go for value and that is Richardson in this mock. The tackle is a disruptive force and would further the fear in opposing quarterbacks who are already wetting the bed when they see the Niners.
32. Baltimore Ravens - Manti Teo (LB – Notre Dame)
The Ravens would like to get a linebacker in an attempt to replace Ray Lewis, and would love to have their choice between Miner and Teo falling to them. If it does happen, Teo gives them a viable replacement with talent and leadership, even if it comes with gullibility.


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LOS ANGELES – Through three quarters early Sunday afternoon, neither the Atlanta Hawks nor the Los Angeles Clippers did anything all that notable.
But at the start of the fourth, the Clippers' second-unit showed why they're one of the league's best, helping the Clippers show a closer's kick in a 89-76 win.
The Clippers held Atlanta to 16 points in the 4th, out-scoring the Hawks by eight in the final quarter.
Blake Griffin led the Clippers with 16 points in the win.
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