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Ok. So tank is full to same level as other toilet in house. When it is flushed the water enters toilet to do it's thing. But it fills really high while swirling and swirling. It swirls and swirls and when water is out of tank it finally starts to leave bowl while swirling. The water drains bowl completely and makes that chugging noise as there is only a cup or so left in bowl. Then tank proceeds to fill back up to normal level. I have watched the other toilet in house and cannot figure out why this is happening. These are low flow toilets and are always a pain to begin with. This one clogs daily and has always been like this. Could prior owners kid have dropped a toy down there or something? We use plunger and it still does this. We have lived here five years. It is an upstairs bath. Any ideas would be appreciated. |
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I had one like that. Is yours from the mid 80's? I pulled it and used a sledge hammer on it. I bought a Toto and cut my losses. Best thing I ever did. |
- Posted by davidandkasie (My Page) on Mon, Mar 9, 09 at 12:12
could be something in it or the line, could be a vent issue. when our septic field floods due to high ground water from winter storms, the toilet in our MB does the exact same thing. it is caused by the standing water in teh pipe getting higher than teh vent coming off it. thus the toilet vents itself by sucking all teh water out of it. best bet would be to pull teh toilet and find the issue. in my case i can't do anything about it in the house. i have to regrade the lawn to hopefully divert water away from teh field. |
- Posted by bus_driver (My Page) on Mon, Mar 9, 09 at 13:05
Basically there are only two possible problems with toilets that do not flush properly. Either the bowl contents cannot leave fast enough- due to clogs in the trapway or beyond - or the water in the tank does not get to the bowl fast enough. Your description seems to indicate the latter problem. Next time the toilet needs flushing, use a 5 gallon bucket full of water. Pour that into the bowl as quickly as possible without overflowing the bowl. If it flushes properly, the problem is slow flow from the tank. Simple process of elimination, pun intended. |
Something is stuck in the toilet, most likely where it meets the floor (that hole is smaller than folks realize). Probably something got accidentally flushed (toy, razor, etc). We had it happen (to your exact "glug glug" description), and someone had flushed a plastic razor cradle instead of retrieving it (but they wouldn't admit it, of course). I had to pull the toilet, run a drain drake backward through the toilet to remove it through the bowl. It was a messy job and a "learning lesson" for the household. |
One more thing, if it IS a foreign object (as I suspect), a toilet auger will be of little or no help. Unfortunately you will have to lift the toilet to see what it is. (Looking on the bright side of all this, at least it will then be retrievable and not stuck further down in your drain line.) Let us know what it turns out to be. Good luck. Be sure to put some plastic down where you'll be working since you'll probably have some messy "spillage". |
- Posted by lazypup (firstname.lastname@example.com) on Mon, Mar 9, 09 at 13:41
I agree wholeheartedly with Buss Driver, from your description it sounds like the water is entering the bowl too slowly. The question then becomes, What is the cause and how do we correct it? 1.Check the length of the chain from the flush handle to the flapper valve. If the chain is too long the flapper will lift slowly causing a sluggish flush such as you describe. Properly there should only be 2-3 chain links of slack in the chain when the flush handle is in the at rest position. 2.If the length of the chain is correct, make sure the chain is connected on the end of the flush handle rod. This will insure a more rapid lift. 3.If adjusting the chain does not resolve the problem use a small hand mirror and inspect the holes under the rim of the bowl where the water enters the bowl. Quite often we find that many of the holes are obstructed with debris or mineral scale. If the problem is mineral scale you may have some success by putting "lime Away" in the tank water and flushing it through. This may require two or three repeats to regain full flow. Another method is to use a small diameter drill bit, and turning by hand you can open each hole around the rim. |
Still, with all due respect, I had this exact problem. Easier to test flush by pouring a bucket of water into the bowl. If you still get the "glug glug", then pull the toilet and look inside/underneath. I'll bet a dollar that you find a surprise object in there. |
Bus Driver is right that those are the two basic problems, but I think that you will find your missing cell phone. I think there's something stuck in the trap that is causing the clog. |
- Posted by haroldm(firstname.lastname@example.com) onSat, Apr 3, 10 at 17:18
I think you may have missed the real problem: the jet/hole shooting water toward the back of the toilet to get the siphon started sooner. I cleaned mine out and fixed it nicely. Here's how 0. clean your toilet if you need to, this involves putting your hand in the bowl 1. turn off the water supply to the tank 2. flush, holding down so the tank and water level in bowl get as low as possible 3. if you want, use rubber gloves, take a screwdriver (medium shaft length, as short a handle as possible) and poke it into the little hole (towards the front of the toilet), scraping off as much of the scale as you can. Voila. While you're at it, you may want to see if any scale has built up on the underside of the rim as well, and of course you can use your screwdriver or a pumice cleaner to get any scale off the bottom of the bowl into the siphon itself. 4. clean up & done |
shannon- One other thing is that you may have a foreign object that can be reached. For example, my daughter called a couple of weeks ago and said: I dropped my comb in the toilet just as I was flushing it and now the toilet doesn't work properly. I had her put on a latex glove and fish around with her hand and she was able to reach the comb stuck in the first bend and retrieve it. You may want to try this first before pulling the toilet. |
Most likely is an object in the toilets trap. Even a small object can collect enough paper debris to make a larger clog. Poor flushing can also be caused by a clogged vent. The water cannot exit the bowl if it cannot displace the air in the line. |
My question of this kinda thing was solved when I lifted the toilet and found the lid from a baby food bottle neatly wedged in the trap. If stuff came in at one angle the thing would stay open, but if it came in from the other it would close. So sometimes you had the problem and sometimes you didn't. A tidy little butterfly valve, and just the right size. Try the bucket test, but expect to pull the throne. It ain't that bad and answers a lot of questions. Good luck, Mark |
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I remember two things about my upbringing in the Anglican Church in the old Toronto of the forties and fifties.
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The second thing I remember is how little my early religious training helped me as I grew older and began to confront the problems and decisions that maturity brings. At the age of eight or so I looked at pictures of the war in Europe, including what the soldiers who liberated Auschwitz found, and was horrified and mystified. Later I became aware of Hiroshima, and spent a year of my life at about the age of seventeen in fear of the possibility of nuclear annihilation before finally deciding that the worry was more of a problem for me than the unknowable danger of nuclear war. Nothing in the teachings I had received from the church even hinted that such problems existed, let alone gave any advice on how an adolescent was to think about a creation in which these things were possible.
Similarly, when sexual maturity and confidence finally arrived, I had to reconcile the delight and goodness it brought with the teachings of my church. The good parson who gave me confirmation instruction told us that our genitals were sacred and should only be used for the Lord's will, namely procreation. Although I remember the instruction, it had no effect on my experience as an adult person, and thus I now see it as foolish and inadequate.
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Chest radiography in the ICU: Part 1, Evaluation of airway, enteric, and pleural tubes
Godoy, Myrna C B; Leitman, Barry S; de Groot, Patricia M; Vlahos, Ioannis; Naidich, David P
2012 Mar;198(3):563-571, American journal of roentgenology (1976)
id: 470642,
year: 2012,
vol: 198,
page: 563,
stat: Journal Article,
Chest radiography in the ICU: Part 2, Evaluation of cardiovascular lines and other devices
Godoy, Myrna C B; Leitman, Barry S; de Groot, Patricia M; Vlahos, Ioannis; Naidich, David P
2012 Mar;198(3):572-581, American journal of roentgenology (1976)
id: 470632,
year: 2012,
vol: 198,
page: 572,
stat: Journal Article,
Chest Imaging in the Intensive Care Unit: Evaluation of Tubes, Lines, Catheters and Monitors (CME Credit Available)
Godoy, M.; Leitman, B.; Vlahos, I; deGroot, P.; Naidich, D.
2009 MAY;192(5):-, American journal of roentgenology (1976)
id: 780072,
year: 2009,
vol: 192,
page: ,
stat: Journal Article,
Wavelet compression of low-dose chest CT data: effect on lung nodule detection
Ko, Jane P; Rusinek, Henry; Naidich, David P; McGuinness, Georgeann; Rubinowitz, Ami N; Leitman, Barry S; Martino, Jennifer M
2003 Jul;228(1):70-75, Radiology
id: 43799,
year: 2003,
vol: 228,
page: 70,
stat: Journal Article,
Chest radiograph interpretation skills of anesthesiologists
Kaufman B; Dhar P; O'Neill DK; Leitman B; Fermon CM; Wahlander SB; Sutin KM
2001 Dec;15(6):680-683, Journal of cardiothoracic & vascular anesthesia
id: 26533,
year: 2001,
vol: 15,
page: 680,
stat: Journal Article,
Environmentally conscious film masking system for mammography
Funt SA; Samii M; Leitman BS
1998 May;170(5):1398-1398, American journal of roentgenology (1976)
id: 7570,
year: 1998,
vol: 170,
page: 1398,
stat: Journal Article,
Pulmonary nodule detection: low-dose versus conventional CT
Rusinek H; Naidich DP; McGuinness G; Leitman BS; McCauley DI; Krinsky GA; Clayton K; Cohen H
1998 Oct;209(1):243-249, Radiology
id: 7773,
year: 1998,
vol: 209,
page: 243,
stat: Journal Article,
Diffuse lung disease: assessment with helical CT--preliminary observations of the role of maximum and minimum intensity projection images [see comments]
Bhalla M; Naidich DP; McGuinness G; Gruden JF; Leitman BS; McCauley DI
1996 Aug;200(2):341-347, Radiology
id: 6982,
year: 1996,
vol: 200,
page: 341,
stat: Journal Article,
Intraaortic mass after repair of an aortic dissection
Rosenzweig BP; Colvin SB; Leitman BS; Kronzon I
1996 Jan-Feb;9(1):100-103, Journal of the American Society of Echocardiography
id: 12694,
year: 1996,
vol: 9,
page: 100,
stat: Journal Article,
Unusual lymphoproliferative disorders in nine adults with HIV or AIDS: CT and pathologic findings
McGuinness G; Scholes JV; Jagirdar JS; Lubat E; Leitman BS; Bhalla M; McCauley DI; Garay SM; Naidich DP
1995 Oct;197(1):59-65, Radiology
id: 6844,
year: 1995,
vol: 197,
page: 59,
stat: Journal Article,
Cytomegalovirus pneumonitis: spectrum of parenchymal CT findings with pathologic correlation in 21 AIDS patients
McGuinness G; Scholes JV; Garay SM; Leitman BS; McCauley DI; Naidich DP
1994 Aug;192(2):451-459, Radiology
id: 6452,
year: 1994,
vol: 192,
page: 451,
stat: Journal Article,
AIDS associated bronchiectasis: CT features
McGuinness G; Naidich DP; Garay S; Leitman BS; McCauley DI
1993 Mar-Apr;17(2):260-266, Journal of computer assisted tomography
id: 8061,
year: 1993,
vol: 17,
page: 260,
stat: Journal Article,
Bronchiectasis: CT evaluation
McGuinness G; Naidich DP; Leitman BS; McCauley DI
1993 Feb;160(2):253-259, American journal of roentgenology (1976)
id: 13274,
year: 1993,
vol: 160,
page: 253,
stat: Journal Article,
Variables affecting pulmonary nodule detection with computed tomography: evaluation with three-dimensional computer simulation
Naidich DP; Rusinek H; McGuinness G; Leitman B; McCauley DI; Henschke CI
1993 Fall;8(4):291-299, Journal of thoracic imaging
id: 56568,
year: 1993,
vol: 8,
page: 291,
stat: Journal Article,
The left atrial catheter: its uses and complications
Leitman BS; Naidich DP; McGuinness G; McCauley DI
1992 Nov;185(2):611-612, Radiology
id: 13380,
year: 1992,
vol: 185,
page: 611,
stat: Journal Article,
High resolution CT findings in miliary lung disease
McGuinness G; Naidich DP; Jagirdar J; Leitman B; McCauley DI
1992 May-Jun;16(3):384-390, Journal of computer assisted tomography
id: 13608,
year: 1992,
vol: 16,
page: 384,
stat: Journal Article,
Cystic fibrosis: scoring system with thin-section CT
Bhalla, M; Turcios, N; Aponte, V; Jenkins, M; Leitman, B S; McCauley, D I; Naidich, D P
1991 Jun;179(3):783-788, Radiology
id: 361482,
year: 1991,
vol: 179,
page: 783,
stat: Journal Article,
Bhalla, M; Turcios, N; Aponte, V; Jenkins, M; Leitman, BS; Mccauley, DI; Naidich, DP
1991 Jun;179(3):783-788, Radiology
id: 32176,
year: 1991,
vol: 179,
page: 783,
stat: Journal Article,
Imaging of the intensive care unit patient
Wiener MD; Garay SM; Leitman BS; Wiener DN; Ravin CE
1991 Mar;12(1):169-198, Clinics in chest medicine
id: 34070,
year: 1991,
vol: 12,
page: 169,
stat: Journal Article,
Lung hernia: radiographic features
Bhalla, M; Leitman, B S; Forcade, C; Stern, E; Naidich, D P; McCauley, D I
1990 Jan;154(1):51-53, American journal of roentgenology (1976)
id: 361492,
year: 1990,
vol: 154,
page: 51,
stat: Journal Article,
1990 JAN ;154(1):51-53, American journal of roentgenology (1976)
id: 51515,
year: 1990,
vol: 154,
page: 51,
stat: Journal Article,
Counting ribs on chest CT
Bhalla, M; McCauley, D I; Golimbu, C; Leitman, B S; Naidich, D P
1990 Jul-Aug;14(4):590-594, Journal of computer assisted tomography
id: 101741,
year: 1990,
vol: 14,
page: 590,
stat: Journal Article,
Pneumomediastinum and pneumopericardium after cocaine abuse
Leitman, B S; Greengart, A; Wasser, H J
1988 Sep;151(3):614-614, American journal of roentgenology (1976)
id: 470722,
year: 1988,
vol: 151,
page: 614,
stat: Journal Article,
Computed tomography of pectoral flaps
Leitman, B S; Naidich, D P; McCauley, D I
1988 May-Jun;12(3):392-393, Journal of computer assisted tomography
id: 361502,
year: 1988,
vol: 12,
page: 392,
stat: Journal Article,
1988 MAY-JUN ;12(3):392-393, Journal of computer assisted tomography
id: 51356,
year: 1988,
vol: 12,
page: 392,
stat: Journal Article,
Radiographic manifestations of pulmonary disease in the acquired immunodeficiency syndrome (AIDS)
Naidich DP; Garay SM; Leitman BS; McCauley DI
1987 Jan;22(1):14-30, Seminars in roentgenology
id: 34074,
year: 1987,
vol: 22,
page: 14,
stat: Journal Article,
The Hermansky-Pudlak syndrome: radiographic features
Leitman BS; Balthazar EJ; Garay SM; Naidich DP; McCauley DI
1986 Mar;37(1):42-45, Canadian Association of Radiologists journal
id: 34078,
year: 1986,
vol: 37,
page: 42,
stat: Journal Article,
1986 MAR ;37(1):42-45, Journal of the Canadian Association of Radiologists
id: 41578,
year: 1986,
vol: 37,
page: 42,
stat: Journal Article,
CT of lobar collapse
Naidich, D P; Ettinger, N; Leitman, B S; McCauley, D I
1984 Jul;19(3):222-235, Seminars in roentgenology
id: 361512,
year: 1984,
vol: 19,
page: 222,
stat: Journal Article,
Fibrobullous disease of the upper lobes: an extraskeletal manifestation of ankylosing spondylitis
Rumancik WM; Firooznia H; Davis MS Jr; Leitman BS; Golimbu C; Rafii M; McCauley DI
1984 Jul;8(3):225-229, Journal of computed tomography
id: 29076,
year: 1984,
vol: 8,
page: 225,
stat: Journal Article,
The use of computed tomography in the assessment of cardiac masses
Andreou, J; Leitman, B S; McCauley, D I; Gouliamos, A; Pontifex, G; Naidich, D P
1983 Nov-Dec;7(6):355-359, Computerized radiology
id: 361522,
year: 1983,
vol: 7,
page: 355,
stat: Journal Article,
Andreou, J; Leitman, BS; Mccauley, DI; Gouliamos, A; Pontifex, G; Naidich, DP
1983 ;7(6):355-359, Computerized radiology
id: 30590,
year: 1983,
vol: 7,
page: 355,
stat: Journal Article,
The use of computed tomography in evaluating chest wall pathology
Leitman BS; Firooznia H; McCauley DI; Ettenger NA; Reede DL; Golimbu CN; Rafii M; Naidich DP
1983 Nov;7(4):399-405, Journal of computed tomography
id: 29087,
year: 1983,
vol: 7,
page: 399,
stat: Journal Article,
Computed tomography of lobar collapse: 1. Endobronchial obstruction
Naidich, D P; McCauley, D I; Khouri, N F; Leitman, B S; Hulnick, D H; Siegelman, S S
1983 Oct;7(5):745-757, Journal of computer assisted tomography
id: 106959,
year: 1983,
vol: 7,
page: 745,
stat: Journal Article,
Computed tomography of lobar collapse: 2. Collapse in the absence of endobronchial obstruction
Naidich, D P; McCauley, D I; Khouri, N F; Leitman, B S; Hulnick, D H; Siegelman, S S
1983 Oct;7(5):758-767, Journal of computer assisted tomography
id: 106958,
year: 1983,
vol: 7,
page: 758,
stat: Journal Article,
Calcification and ossification of posterior longitudinal ligament of spine: its role in secondary narrowing of spinal canal and cord compression
Firooznia H; Benjamin VM; Pinto RS; Golimbu C; Rafii M; Leitman BS; McCauley DI
1982 Jul;82(8):1193-1198, New York state journal of medicine
id: 29097,
year: 1982,
vol: 82,
page: 1193,
stat: Journal Article,
Multiple metallic pulmonary densities after therapeutic embolization
Leitman BS; Mc Cauley DI; Firooznia H
1982 Nov 5;248(17):2155-2156, JAMA
id: 29094,
year: 1982,
vol: 248,
page: 2155,
stat: Journal Article,
Radiographic patterns of opportunistic lung infections and Kaposi sarcoma in homosexual men
McCauley, D I; Naidich, D P; Leitman, B S; Reede, D L; Laubenstein, L
1982 Oct;139(4):653-658, American journal of roentgenology (1976)
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Leo Laporte, host of Premiere Radio Networks' radio talk show The Tech Guy, has installed an Axia IP-audio network and Element 2.0 broadcast console at his Petaluma, CA, studio.
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Societatea Romana de Radiodifuziune (SRR), the Romanian Radio Broadcasting Company, has deployed the NOA Audio Solutions Mediarc system to support a project dubbed Golden Fonoteca, the migration of its analog audio archive to a secure, fully managed digital system for long-term preservation and improved accessibility.
Dating back to the 1950s, SRR's collection includes more than 125,000 hours of sound stored on almost 600,000 carriers -- including 1/4" magnetic tape, DAT tape, vinyl and rubber records, and CDs -- and full migration is expected to take about 10 years. To accomplish it, SRR's Mediarc system has deployed six NOA Ingest Line devices with a concurrent license model of NOA Record, Medialector, and CD Lector system, supporting a total of 28 concurrent audio paths.
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To determine the demographic, behavioral, clinical, and geographic risk factors associated with the occurrence of multidrug-resistant pulmonary tuberculosis (MDRTB). To evaluate the clinical and microbiological responses and overall survival of MDRTB patients who are treated with levofloxacin-containing multiple-drug regimens [more...] chosen from a hierarchical list. Per 9/28/94 amendment, to assess whether persistent or recurrent positive sputum cultures of patients who show failure or relapse are due to the same strain or reinfection with a new strain. Among TB patients, there has been an increase in progressive disease due to the emergence of antimycobacterial drug-resistant strains of Mycobacterium tuberculosis. Failure to identify patients at high risk for MDRTB increases the hazard for both treatment failure and development of resistance to additional therapeutic agents. Efforts to improve survival in patients with MDRTB will depend on improved methods of assessing the risk of acquisition of MDRTB and identifying drug susceptibility patterns in a timely fashion.
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Volume 54 Gallery, Volume 55 Gallery
Photos 1-131 by Gregory Davis. Photos 132-143 by Christopher Codina.
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Photos 1-131 by Gregory Davis. Photos 132-143 by Christopher Codina.
Photos 1-101 by Gregory Davis. Photos 102-108 by Christopher Codina.
SHIMMER Galleries: Volume 49, Volume 50, Volume 51
Here's our final gallery from the most recent SHIMMER tapings. This was the one where Allysin Kay, as she long ago prophesized, got in the ring with The World Famous Kana (although rumor has it she's still looking forward to a one-on-one confrontation). Also, Athena continued making her case that she is the best by taking on the best in Ayako Hamada. All this, and lots of ninjas. Enjoy!
Photos 1-135 by Gregory Davis and 136-138 by Christopher Codina.
SHIMMER Galleries: Volume 49, Volume 51, Volume 52
SHIMMER Volume 50 saw the cross-generational Joshi dream match of Kana versus Ayako Hamada come to American soil, in what is now largely considered, "the best fucking match ever." There was also the welcome return of SHIMMER original Lexie Fyfe, who looked fantastic in the main event elimination match. Please enjoy our photos, volume 51 and 52 are coming soon!
SHIMMER Galleries: Volume 50, Volume 51, Volume 52
Greg, boss that he is, attended yet another three day international wrestling summit with the AAW/SHIMMER Weekend. Here's his wonderful photos from the first of the four SHIMMER shows. This was the one where Athena found herself in the main event, Courtney Rush lost herself in the past, and, delivering on months of trash talk, Portia Perez actually, finally, for real beat Kana. Enjoy!
On January 13th, 2012, Resistance Pro held their second show, Rise, at Excalibur in downtown Chicago. The show featured the crowning of the first Heavyweight champion as well as the first defense of the women's title. There were also a number of fresh-faces, notably the Resistance debut of Ring of Honor Champion Davey Richards and international sensation PAC. Creative director Billy Corgan would also make his first appearance before his unique, standing only, underground fight club/pro wrestling carnival creation.
The show opened with D'arcy Dixon interrupting ring announcer Chet Coppock as he attempted to introduce the opening contest. D'arcy, who was sporting a fitness model bikini, informed the crowd that she had advised the Briscoe Brothers to sit this show out whilst she scouted the other teams involved in a tournament to crown the first Resistance Pro tag team champions. She assured everyone, though, that she would give them something to look at, and proceeded to show off her physique with a series of poses.
It wasn't long before Resistance Pro Women's Champion Melanie Cruise approached the ring with her entourage: Taylor Made, going as The Matrix (cue leather), along with her personal assistant Nikki St. John and an adorable little pug. Melanie took the mic from D'arcy, who thought it wise to make her exit. Cruise demanded that she have her title match now as she had things to do, people to see. Her opponent, the tropical Skittles colored Serenity, made her way to the ring.
Resistance Pro Women's Title – Melanie Cruise (with The Matrix, Personal Assistant Nikki, and Montgomery the Dog) (c) defeated Serenity - Serenity brought a lot of heart to this match, but it just wasn't enough to get through the powerful Melanie or her devious entourage. Serenity did her best to get Cruise off her feet early, but Melanie was immovable, and quickly used her strength to beat down the challenger. Things didn't get easier for Serenity when she went to catch her breath on the outside. Cruise brought her pug into the ring and used its cuteness to distract the referee while Taylor Made stomped Serenity on the outside. Not long after, Serenity found herself helpless across Cruise's shoulders. Melanie dropped her on her face to take the three count. Post match, Taylor Made straddled the dazed Serenity and delivered a kiss.
Tonight, tonight in Chicago brings Rise, the second Resistance Pro show. Greg was live at the first taping and turned the everlasting gaze of his camera eye onto the sweet sweet in-ring action. Check them out as the stars fall in line for one more rock and roll, Pro Wrestling, show.
November 11th, 2011
Excalibur – Chicago, Il
Also check out our other SHIMMER weekend galleries: SHIMMER Volume 41, SHIMMER Volume 42, and SHIMMER Volume 43.
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Detroit - Dec 15, 2011 - Ford Motor Company announced that the Sony Audio system with MyFord Touch featuring AM/FM/CD/MP3 and HD Radio will be available in its new C-MAX hybrid and its C-MAX Energi plug-in hybrid starting in 2012.
Other available technology features on C-MAX include active park assist, push-button start, and a voice-activated navigation system.
With this announcement, HD Radio Technology is or will be available as a factory-installed feature from 22 automotive brands including Audi, Bentley, BMW, Cadillac, Ford, Hyundai, Jaguar, Kia, Land Rover, Lexus, Lincoln, Mazda, Mercedes-Benz, Mini USA, Porsche, Rolls-Royce, Scion, Subaru, Tesla, Toyota, Volkswagen and Volvo.
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Nolan Munden had the shutout as the North Kamloops Lions opened a best-of-three playoff series with a 2-0 victory over Vernon.
Cole Clifford and Jacob Coelho had the goals.
Game 2 is scheduled for Saturday in Vernon.
Add two more victories to the Western Roofing Nailers' winning streak.
The Nailers defeated the Winfield Bruins 9-4 and the Kelowna Kings, 6-3.
Logan Stankoven had six goals against Winfield, with Harrison Ewert scoring one goal and assisting on five others. Nolan Virgo and Matthew Mariona also scored in the victory, Jacob Proulx had four assists and Adam Niles and Austin Krug split the goaltending.
Brendan Kirschner had two goals and Carter McLellan had a goal and two helpers against Kelowna. Stankoven, Virgo and Proulx also scored in support of Krug and Niles.
The Kamloops Scotiabank Bandits had a perfect weekend at a Williams Lake Timberwolves tournament.
Ty Haywood-Farmer scored the game-winning goal as the Bandits opened with a 4-3 victory over the Prince George AtoMc Bombs on Friday. Reed Watson, Trey Dergousoff and Reagan Milburn also tallied in support of winning goaltender Bailey Monteith.
Kamloops then dumped the Prince George AtoMc Slashers6-1 on Friday night. Haywood-Farmer scored twice more, and Ethan Kaban added a goal and three assists. Milburn, Michael Hutchison and Aidan Sutter also scored, and Tyson Galloway picked up three helpers. Zach Kohorst stood tall in net, coming within a hair of recording a shutout.
The Bandits continued to roll with a 5-1 victory over the host Timberwolves on Saturday, with Milburn, Galloway, Dergousoff, Branden Toye and Justin Vinterlik providing the offence. Sutter set up two goals and Kohorst again was winning goalie.
The three victories landed Kamloops in a three-way tie for first place in the 10-team modified round-robin. After tiebreakers, the Bandits headed to Sunday's bronze-medal game, and finished their perfect weekend with an 8-2 drubbing of the Quesnel Thunder. Sutter had a hat trick to lead the way, with Brendan Hunchak tallying twice and Galloway, Milburn and Toye each scoring once. Monteith picked up the goaltending victory.
Game MVPs for the weekend were Haywood-Farmer, Galloway, Kohorst and Sutter. Hardhat winners were Luke Petrie, Kohorst, Milburn and Watson.
The Bandits play host to a pair of OMAHA league games this weekend, with Kelowna 1 paying a visit to Valleyview Arena on Saturday, 4:15 p.m., and Salmon Arm coming to McArthur Island Sport and Event Centre on Sunday, 3 p.m.
The Raiders dropped the first two games of their best-of-three playoff series with the Westside Warriors and had their season end.
The Warriors won the opener, 4-1. Eric Marasco scored Kamloops' goal, with Ethan Langenegger stopping 32 shots.
Westside won the second game, 5-0, despite Jarrett Larsen's 37 saves.
A third game is needed in the Player's Bench Predators' best-of-three series with Penticton after the teams split on the weekend.
Host Penticton won the opener 4-3 in overtime, before Kamloops bounced back with a 4-1 home victory. Game 3 is Saturday in Penticton.
Michael Van Unen scored twice in the opener, and Rylan Douglas had two assists. Stefan Nesci also scored in the loss.
Matthew Hicketts, who took the loss in goal in Game 1, backstopped the victory in Game 2.
Nesci had himself a game, scoring three times. Tony Dennis rounded out the scoring, and Bryce McDonald had two assists.
South Okanagan won its playoff opener with the North Kamloops Lions, 4-3 in overtime.
Game 2 of this best-of-three series is scheduled for Saturday in Osoyoos.
Ben Ward, Kaden Dempsey and Brendan Mucha scored for Kamloops, which had Nathan Nesci in goal.
Owen Geiger had two goals and Jake Bradley was in goal as the Crushers and the Thunder tied 6-6 on Saturday.
Zakery Anderson, Colton Day, Grady Egland and Jagger De La Gorgendiere also scored for the Crushers.
Cooper MacLeod and Carter Steek each scored three goals for the Thunder, which had Levi Costigan in goal.
Zach Rachynski and Tristan Ernst each had two goals and James Ridge had a goal and two assists as the Big-O Tire Eagles defeated the Surplus Herby's Boltz 6-4 in a playoff game.
Nick Robins also scored in the victory, which was backstopped by goaltenders Teagan Leslie and Jesse Stahl. Justin Howson came through with two helpers.
Jake Barron had a goal and three assists for the Boltz, whose other goals came from Andrew Hall, Ryan Rittinger and Ty Robinson.
The Predators went 1-2-1 at a tournament in Princeton.
They opened with a 3-0 loss to the Surrey Leafs. Josh Harris was the Predators' goaltender.
Harris came out and scored a goal as the Preds defeated Cloverdale, 2-1. Peter Buff also scored in support of winning goaltender Ryan Clark.
Harris was back in goal for a 7-3 loss to the Langley Rebels. Nolan Mongey had two assists, and Jacob Stewart, Sage Pavlovich and Kai Farenholtz scored in the loss.
Farenholtz and Buff scored as the Predators finished with a 2-2 tie with the Princeton Posse. Clark was in goal.
The Titans split their first two games of the playoffs.
The Titans opened with a 5-2 victory over the Vikings, before falling 6-1 to the Thunderbirds.
Christopher Penner, with two, Liam Rose, Sebastian Ouimet and Angus McQuillan-Gordon had the goals in the opener. Atticus Foulds was the winning goaltender.
Connor Humphrey and Cole Standon scored for the Vikings, and Xavier Cannon took the loss in goal.
Spencer Shyiak scored in support of McQuillan-Gordon in the loss to the T-Birds.
Jordan DeVries had four goals and two assists for the Thunderbirds, who had Josh Humphrey in goal, and Grayden Baker and Aidan Kennedy also scored.
Jarrett Daoust scored twice as the Southgate Radiators Ice Dawgs earned a 4-2 victory over Team 1.
Wil Alberts and Austin Stanton also scored in the victory, and Austen Martin was the winning goaltender.
Josh Olynyk had both goals for Team 1, which had Nik Shufletoski in goal.
Keaton Dell had two goals and two assists as the Mini-Blazers defeated the Steelheads, 6-3.
Luke Rodrigue, with three, and A.J. McInnis also scored in the victory. Kieran Outerbridge was the winning goaltender.
Summit Krause-Love was in goal for the Steelheads, who got two goals from Ethan Smith and a single from Taylor Russell.
Jakob Bennett and Tristin Coetzer each scored twice as the mixed Assassins defeated the female atom HERricanes 7-6.
Skylar Wiltsie, Tristin Collins and Conlin Erichuk also scored in the victory, which was backstopped by Spencer Ducharme.
Cassidy Stasiuk had four goals for the HERicanes, with Natalie Knight also scoring twice. Rebekah Schmutz was in goal for the loss.
Jesse Bingham-Hall had three goals and two assists as the Jani King Stars defeated the North Kamloops Elks, 6-5.
Max Mittelsteadt had two assists in support of winning goaltender Cole Loring, and Ty Nielsen, Jordan Moore and Lucas Kemp rounded out the scoring in the victory.
Parker Klassen had three goals in the loss, and Spencer Hamer-Jackson and Clinton Hutchinson also scored. Kyle Ellis had two assists, and Jared Poelzer and Dylan Campbell split the goaltending.
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Corpo di Terra
Corpo di Terra is a collection of "songs without words" that composer Suzanne Farrin has created based on sonnets by the Italian poet, Petrarch. This recording, Farrin's first full length release, treats individual instruments as the canvas on which the composer can word paint subtle shadings of color and structure found in the original words. The results are meditative in gestalt but within this introverted frame, there is a wide dramatic range as the instruments struggle to express ideas beyond their abstract limitations.
The recording features performances by several specialists in the field of contemporary music performance, including clarinetist Joshua Rubin and harpist Nuiko Wadden, both of the International Contemporary Ensemble (ICE), veteran New York new music freelancers violinist Cal Wiersma and cellist Julia Lichten, as well as the Munich-competition-winning violist Antoine Tamestit (France) with pianist Markus Hadulla (Germany).
Suzanne Farrin's works have been performed in the US, Europe, and South America, at such venues as Carnegie's Weill Hall, Symphony Space, The Kennedy Center, the Walker Center, the Mostly Mozart Festival, the Sonic Festival, Alpenklassik (Germany), Theaterforum (Germany), and Festival Nuevo Mundo (Maracaibo). She has collaborated with such ensembles as the Arditti Quartet, So Percussion, the American Composer's Orchestra and ICE. Farrin is an Associate Professor of Composition SUNY Purchase.
Track 1 - Nuiko Wadden, harp; Track 2 Julia Lichten, cello; Track 3 Uscirmi di Braccia Antoine Tamestit, viola and Markus Hadulla, piano; Track 4 Josh Rubin, clarinet; Track 5 Cal Wiersma, violin
Recording engineer: Silas Brown (tracks 2, 4, 5), Jonathan Jetter
(track 1), Teiji van Geest (track 3)
Editing engineer: Silas Brown (tracks 2, 3, 4, 5), Jonathan Jetter (track 1)
Mastering engineer and Post-Production: Silas Brown
CD Design, Layout, and Artwork: Ruben Ireland
Polvere et ombra was commissioned by Sally Cummins, Corpo di terra was written with support form the Wachovia Foundation, Uscirmi di braccia was commissioned by the Wor+Ton Festival in Winnenden, Germany for Antoine Tamestit and Markus Hadulla. Time is a Cage is dedicated to the memory of John L. Schumacher. I would like to thank Augusta and Leslie Gross, without whom this CD would not have been possible. I would also like to thank Amy Frawley, Gail Hunt and George Reeke, Helen Friedman, Christie and Ronald Ulrich, Steven Schwarz and Miles Kahler, Marianne and Stuart Waldman and Sebastián Zubieta.
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Time Out Chicago
Each selection on Corpo di Terra seeks to be a "song without words," which may be why composer Suzanne Farrin's music feels so familiar. Structured around texts of the Italian poet Petrarch, with the exception of "Time Is a Cage," these solos and duets play like field recordings from inside the cerebral cortex.
"Polvere et Ombra" uncorks the record with fleet glissandi from harp virtuoso Nuiko Wadden, giving the impression of words being shaken loose from an ancient encyclopedia. The title track, which follows, is most representative of the seductive harmonic language put to use by Farrin. Irascible scratches and dissonances diffuse into the solace of consonant, fluttering harmonics, like the first calm inhalation after a scream.
Corpo di Terra's sterling musicianship comes to a head with Antoine Tamestit (viola) on "Uscirmi di Braccia" and Joshua Rubin (clarinet) for "Ma Dentro Dove." Tamestit trounces the tetrachords scrubbing across the strings, while Rubin redirects his instrument into an unplayed piano, the strings of which resonate sympathetically in response. "Time Is a Cage" pulls the listener out of a linear reality with violin soloist Cal Wiersma bending pitches, and the brain.
- Doyle Armbrust, January 2013
I Care if You Listen
The first release exclusively devoted to the music of Suzanne Farrin can be described as a quasi-autobiographical sonic self-portrait refracted through the sonnets of Petrarch. According to the composer's programme notes, the poems are "projected through the lens of individual instruments," and set as "songs without words." Petrarch "became the source of everything… my muse," unlocking a "dramatic impulse," as Farrin says in a video interview for the Columbia Italian Academy, where the project was premiered. The series of short to medium-length works on the album combines into a collection of instrumental solos and one duo, recorded by an all-start cast of capable soloists. All but the last piece make direct references to Petrarch's sonnets by quoting excerpts in their titles.
"Polvere et Ombra" (Dust and Shadows) is a sparkling improvisatory etude of colorful arpeggios, spiky chords and contrasting shadowy whispers, played with brilliance by harpist Nuiko Wadden.
"Corpo di Terra" (Flesh of the Earth) emerges from nothing and crescendos to screaming
distortion like a burning express train, circling around central pitches in a series of broad gestures alternating with contemplative harmonics and silences. The language here is highly evocative and visceral. Cellist Julia Lichten creates a compelling atmosphere that draws the listener into each utterance, encouraging exploration of the inner life of sound as it disintegrates into silence.
"Uscrimi de Braccia" (Leave my Arms) features violist Antoine Tamestit and pianist Markus Hadulla in a bitter melodic lament. We can almost feel the declamation of poetic stanzas, punctuated by intakes of breath. The development in this work is less rhythmically varied, looping around the repeated tremolando gesture in both instruments. The potential of the piano remains somewhat under-explored, allocating a mostly accompanying role to the second musician. However, the very end of the piece presents an unexpected surprise – a dark and aggressive incantation of Mathäus von Collin's text set by Schubert in Nacht und Träume.
"Ma Dentro Dove" (But Inside Where) has clarinettist Josh Rubin play with resonance and aural illusions in a thoughtful monologue. The clarinet is augmented and shadowed by a cloak of sound from a resonating piano, which is fed the sound of the clarinet through loudspeakers while the dampers are permanently released. Different timbres and registers activate an array of resonances with striking and inventive results. Rubin showcases the full range of possibilities of his instrument, culminating in a breathless bird-like cadenza.
The concluding "Time is a Cage" is a meditative and gradual exploration of gestures and timbres. We recognise stylistic similarities here with string writing from the other pieces on the album: tremolandi, timbral gradations, double stops of melodic fragments with held pedal notes, and extended harmonics. Violinist Calvin Wiersma is particularly effective with the dynamic contrasts and softer shades demanded in this work.
Are these settings songs of unrequited love and the frailty of life and matter? If so, instead of fatalistic pessimism, we are left with a sense of warmth and optimism glowing at the core of each work, something that endures. Farrin shows compelling virtuosity in her writing for soloists, creating intimate, fragile and exposed situations. One feels that hardly anything is superfluous here, with every utterance finely chiselled. Farrin states that composing is an "unmasking" process for her, "taking away until a more essential place is revealed." The resulting works are indeed stripped of unnecessary layers until we are left with distilled essence of a personal truth – a rare skill for an artist. One can only hope that Farrin continues to explore and expand her palette, venturing into writing for more varied instrumental forces and projecting her language onto a larger canvas.
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Last weekend, at First Hill's fabulous Frye Museum, the poet Cody Walker gave a lecture called Barbaric Yawps and Sly Asides: American Literature from Walt Whitman to Dorothy Parker (visit Walker's blog for some of the featured writing).
Among many things that stood out in this wonderful lecture was seeing earlier and later drafts of Robert Frost's poem "Design" – and learning that it took Frost ten years to perfect this fourteen-line poem.
Now I don't feel so bad about all of my own drafts.
Revision such a crucial part of the writing process. In fact, I find that it's not only one of the most crucial aspects of writing but also one of the most rewarding. I've found that by letting a first draft be as awful as it wants or needs to be, it takes the pressure off and allows you more freedom — particularly in the discovery process of writing. So I'm into multiple (multiple) drafts. Like anywhere from five to fifty.
For what to look for in a revision, check out this excellent revision checklist by literary agent blogger Nathan Bransford. I find a couple of his tips particularly useful: "Do you know what your writing tics are?" and "Does [your conclusion] feel rushed?" These are among the (many) things that always get me in the first draft — the laziness that leads to overuse of the same old words and phrases, and wanting so much to be finished that I rush the ending — and this is why revision, for me, comprises at least half the process of writing, if not more. Besides, it's so much better to work with something on the page than to face a blank one.
But don't just take my word for it:
– Michael Crichton: "Books aren't written; they're rewritten. Including your own. It is one of the hardest things to accept, especially after the seventh rewrite hasn't quite done it."
– John Irving: "Half my life is an act of revision."
– Truman Capote: "I believe more in the scissors than I do in the pencil."
Don't worry about getting it right the first time — just worry about getting it down on the page. Then, take as long as you need to get it right. Even if it is about ten years for every fourteen lines.


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Notoriously bad-tempered actor, Alec Baldwin, got into a fight with a reporter and a photographer from the New York Post yesterday morning, allegedly calling the photographer a litany of unpleasant names, including a racial epithet, telling the photographer to suck his dick, and making "disparaging remarks'' about the photographer's mom.
Charming guy, don't you think? Oh! I almost forgot … Alec may or may not have also threatened to choke the young female reporter to death.
In his defense, Alec claims to have been intentionally provoked and that's probably true … but he really should have learned his lesson by now.
Reports say that Alec was in New York City's East Village on Sunday morning when he was approached by the reporter and photographer … presumably to get his reaction to a lawsuit recently filed against his wife … and instead of inviting them in for a coffee and a chat, Alec lost his shit.
The reporter, Tara Palmeri, said that Alec grabbed her arm and told that he wanted to choke her to death. Alec denies making the threat, claiming he said "I hope you choke to death." This is an important distinction: he didn't actually threaten to do it himself, he merely relayed his wish that she would die by choking … different thing altogether. Tara was evidently audio-taping the interaction, so I suppose the truth will come out on that one.
Finished with Tara (who, in the photo below, looks like an adorable cross betweeen Rashida Jones and Maria Menounos), Alec then directed his fury at the photographer, G.N. Miller, a retired NYPD detective and a black man, supposedly calling him "a coon," "a crackhead," and "a drug dealer."
"[Alec] was saying some serious racist stuff. … He said some choice words about my mother, and he was telling people in the street that I'm a drug dealer. He could have said a lot of other stuff. But he used all of the stereotypes associated with black people."
Alec fervently denies using derogatory racial language, telling the Gothamist:
"If you want to put words in my mouth…I've certainly had my moments. But this is not one of them. I don't think I've ever uttered a racial epithet to someone in my lifetime."
In addition to the verbal abuse, there's a bit of he said-he said about physical interaction between the two men, but we do know that some amount of pushing and/or bumping occurred. Alec and the photographer filed matching harassment claims against each other, which will presumably cancel each other out.
Following the incident, Alec tweeted a few very bizarre comments, which have since been deleted. The first was a thank you to the police who took his complaint. Just after that, he wrote:
"Moments after I tweet about the Post, Ralston, the ex-crackhead 'photographer' shows up at my door w 1 of Murdoch's nieces in tow."
The meaning of this is completely unclear. Ralston clearly refers to the photographer and the tone suggests that it's nasty, but the only Ralston I'm familiar with is Ralston Purina dog food. Murdoch's niece? I have no idea. Perhaps Alec is delusional. He followed up with:
"Ralston claims he's ex NYPD!! That can't be!!! Ex NYPD don't become crackhead, ex jailhouse paparazzi!"
At this point, I would like to say that, despite his obvious anger issues, I do like Alec Baldwin ON SCREEN. I love him on Saturday Night Live. I liked him on 30 Rock. I even liked him in Beetlejuice. And I do like that he has the balls to stand up to errant assholes who disturb his morning walk with their foolishness. He has a bad temper and we all know that. It's well-documented. On top that, his new wife is newly pregnant and has just been hit with a really ludicrous-sounding lawsuit. Also, he has a stalker whose trial is pending. He's probably a wee bit stressed out. Not that that's an excuse, but give the guy some space, for fuck's sake.
That said, Alec would lose me, and doubtless a lot of others, if he did throw in the race card … which, again, he denies and I tend to believe him. Fight the paparazzi all you want, threaten to kill them, make fun of their moms, but leave out the racial shit.


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Wedding Mood
Everyone knows that your wedding day is about more than showing off all the amazing little details. It's about "setting the mood". Here are a few simple ideas to get you to thinking about what kind of wedding mood you want to create at your wedding.
Live Musicians – This is the number one way you can add ambiance to your wedding mood, and with selective songs you can create the perfect mood for your guests to walk in to and continue to enjoy during your ceremony.
Cultural Elements – Adding a cultural element to your event is a wonderful way to ensure that you are "getting your guests in the wedding mood". There are Indian flairs, Buddhist traditions, Historical trends and many other ideas in which you can select from.
Non-traditional seating – Creating a different seating arrangement at your wedding will make a lasting impression and definitely set the mood. Seating ideas include: Crescent moon designs that wrap around the alter area, full circle seating, and custom bench seating.
Guest Involvement – There are some great ways that you can give your guests something to do upon their arrival. For example: Guests can write a best wish on ribbons attached to floral picks that they can stick into your floral arch before they are seated. This is a wonderful way to get your guests involved and create a romantic wedding mood for your ceremony.
Custom Lighting – This is by far one of the most brilliant ways to set the mood to any event. The options are endless no matter if you're getting married indoor or outdoor and there are lighting elements that can totally set the wedding mood to your event.
Whatever you do to set the mood for your wedding we would like to encourage you to be creative, and of course you can follow our posts for more "fresh ideas".
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It was a coming together of sorts on March 9, children from Hope Kolkata Foundation an orphanage , elders from an old age home Nabanir and the team that created ""BHASHA"" joined a day after HOLI to celebrate the season of Spring.
Drawn on the lines of an unique bonding between an old solitary man who is full of tantrums and a girl from the lower strata of society, "" Bhasha "" a megaserial is on air in Star Jalsha .
A joy ride on a tram amidst colors and exchanges of two generations who are on their own to face life culminated into an unique activity as quoted by veteran actor Haradhan Bannerjee- ""Never have I had
such a wonderful experience in my entire career, I am so happy to be able to participate in this unique endeavor by the channel."" He was full of praises for Joyeeta who portrays the character "" Bhasha .
A round of "" Abir Khela"" at Esplanade Tram depot between elders and the children was the most touching sight for the crowds . The tram left on its journey from there towards Khiddirpore an back as all
participated in a Magic Show , Games , and a round of refreshments , The participants were gifted toys and small utility goods.
The channel will also be providing a month's ration (rice & pulses) to the old age home and orphanage as an extended activity.
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Last week Iverson was suspended again for missing a team practice.
Exhibit B: Leaders Gone Astray
Did it surprise anybody in the Lower 48 when Darrell Walker, coach of the hapless Toronto Raptors, recently gave a middle-finger salute to a Utah Jazz fan? Or that Barry Switzer, coach of America's Team, the Dallas Cowboys, recently pleaded guilty to a misdemeanor weapons charge after sticking a .38 revolver into his travel bag last August? Or that New Orleans Saints coach Mike Ditka, so often sentimentalized as a good, old-fashioned disciplinarian, can go ballistic at the press conference following every Saints loss and still be embraced for his rough charms?
Remember the Canadian youth-hockey coach convicted of molesting his young charges? How about our man Luis Rosa? He's the Latin American scout for the San Francisco Giants (and, previously, other teams) recently imprisoned on charges that he demanded sexual favors from fifteen Dominican minor-leaguers in exchange for playing time.
The team owners are another breed altogether. Between the Napoleonic imperialist George Steinbrenner (fearfully called "The Boss") and the unbridled dog owner and apparent neo-Nazi Marge Schott, there's not much to choose from. Right here on this very spot we've got Pat Bowlen, an unapologetic extortionist who says he'll take his ballclub and go elsewhere if the taxpayers don't build him a new stadium. After the grumbling, beaten-up Broncos get knocked off in the playoffs, the fans might feel like taking him up on that.
At last, we have the spectacle of Eddie DeBartolo. Latrell Sprewell may have threatened his coach ("Bitch, you're gonna trade me or I'm gonna kill you"), but the very next day DeBartolo threatened the integrity of one of this year's likely Super Bowl teams--the aforementioned San Francisco 49ers. The 49ers owner stepped down after he was named as a target in a federal investigation focused on former Louisiana governor Edwin Edwards. Allegedly, DeBartolo paid Edwards $400,000 to become a "consultant" on a $194 million riverboat casino project planned for Bossier City, Louisiana. Edwards held no public office at the time, so DeBartolo cannot be charged with bribery. But the FBI remains very interested in the case, and the rumors that DeBartolo--head of one of pro sports' most successful franchises--is mobbed up have resurfaced.
The whole scene--spoiled kids, stained mentors and runaway egos--almost makes you nostalgic for the old days, when fighters took dives for lunch money and the White Sox busied themselves throwing the World Series but spit only in the dirt.
Your Denver Broncos are homeboys, all right. Over the last two seasons, Elway and his mates have put together a perfect 16-0 regular-season record at Mile High Stadium, capped off Sunday afternoon by their 38-3 demolition of the San Diego Chargers--despite the absence of star running back Terrell Davis. In sore need of a shot of adrenalin following consecutive losses at Pittsburgh and San Francisco, the Broncs got one Sunday. Home, sweet home.
Still, no one within a hundred miles of Pat Bowlen's ego can forget the one game the Broncos have lost at home. January 4, 1997: Jacksonville 30, Denver 27. Regarded as the biggest upset since David knocked off Goliath, it has eaten away at head coach Mike Shanahan and his stunned troops for a full year. The Jaguars' Natrone Means--a bruising, 242-pound running back in the style of, let's see here, Pittsburgh's bruising, 243-pound Jerome Bettis--shredded the Denver defense with 140 yards rushing. Scrambling Mark Brunell, a quarterback who's a younger version of, hmmmm, the 49ers' Steve Young, passed for 245 yards and two touchdowns.
Sound grim for the long-awaited rematch this Saturday afternoon?
Yes, it does. But don't expect the Jaguars to sneak up on a listless, distracted bunch of Donks this time around. Revenge is a dish best served cold, and the forecast, right out of the homeboys' freezer, is for temperatures in the 20s.


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Christmas Music Part II ~ Classical & Romantic Music
Classical Academy | Musical Occasions
Christmas comes in an abundance of styles, genres and forms that have changed and developed over time as composers have responded personally to this special time of year. Enjoy this selection of Classical and Romantic Christmas music, then move on to our selection jazz Christmas music or take a step back in time with our selection of early Christmas music for a complete guide to your festive soundtrack.
Let Berlioz take you on a musical journey through the traditional nativity with his L'enfance du Christ, performed here by the London Symphony Orcestra under the baton of Sir Colin Davis.
From Liszt's Die Hirten an der Krippe - In Dulci Jubilo to John Rutter's Prelude on 'God rest you merry gentlemen' and Howard Blake's The Snowman, this album is an ecclectic Christmas treat.
Let Prokofiev transport you into a magical wintery world of glistening snow as only a Russian composer can do - this album features the delightfully Christmassy Suite from Lieutenant Kije.
It's not Christmas without Ode to Joy! Here's Beethoven's Ninth in full.
Another Russian master of wintery music - this time we turn to Rimsky-Korsakov with The Snow Maiden and, of course, Christmas Eve Suite no. 2.
This album transports you through some real Christmas classics and some lesser known works of outstanding beauty. For the essentials, there's Mendelssohns Hark! the Herald Angels Sing and Gruber's Silent Night. We highly recommend the Poulenc for something different - try the etherial O Magnum Mysterium.


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