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Leonard Slatkin, conductor Nicolas Dautricourt, violin MOZART Symphony No. 30 MENDELSSOHN Violin Concerto in E minor RAVEL Le Tombeau de Couperin GINASTERA Variaciones Concertantes
The DSO and Stuart Chafetz are joined by Cirque de la Symphonie! Aerial acrobats literally "drop" into Orchestra Hall with each gravity-defying feature choreographed to l…
Rossen Milanov, conductor Stefan Jackiw, violin MOZART Ballet Music from Idomeneo PROKOFIEV Violin Concerto No. 2 BEETHOVEN Symphony No. 7
Chinese culture meet hip-hop electronica . . . Drawing its creative inspiration from the jazz bands of 1930s Shanghai, the Shanghai Restoration Project revives this exoti…
Sensational young Italian pianist, 2013 Van Cliburn Silver Medalist (and Audience Choice Award winner) Beatrice Rana makes her Detroit debut with Bartók's Third Piano Con…
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DSO concertmaster Yoonshin Song performs Prokofiev's First Violin Concerto, and Robert Treviño conducts orchestral favorites by Strauss and Stravinsky.
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Detroit native Kenny Garrett has enjoyed a stellar career that has spanned more than 30 years. Garrett has always brought a vigorous yet melodic and truly distinctive alt…
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Thursday, July 24 at 7:30 pmMeadow Brook Music Festival map480 South Adams Rd, Rochester
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Superstar violinist Joshua Bell joins the DSO in its long-awaited return to Meadow Brook Music Festival, presented by the Oakland University Credit Union. This special performance commemorates the anniversary of the orchestra's first performance there 50 years ago, when the venue was built as the DSO's summer home in 1964.
Michael Stern, conductorJoshua Bell, violin
GLINKA Ruslan and Ludmila OvertureRAVEL TziganeSTRAVINSKY Firebird Suite (1919 version)KODALY Dances of GalantaBRUCH Violin Concerto No. 1
Saturday, June 21 at 8:30 pm(Grounds open at 6 pm; Fireworks at 10 pm)
Stony Creek Metropark map4300 Main Park Road, Shelby Township
General Admission Lawn SeatingAdult – $20 • Youth (ages 5-12) – $12Lawn seating only. We recommend you bring folding chairs or lawn blankets.
Premium SeatingAdult – $50 • Youth (all ages) – $50Includes chair in VIP Section and closer parking.
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Kick off your summer with the DSO as the orchestra makes its long-awaited return to Stony Creek Metropark for a scenic lakeside concert followed by a spectacular fireworks display!
Brett Mitchell, conductorKimberly Kennedy Kaloyanides, violin
Program to include:BERNSTEIN Overture from West Side StoryCOPLAND An Outdoor OvertureTCHAIKOVSKY Waltz from Sleeping BeautyDVORÁK Carnival OvertureSAINT-SAËNS HavanaiseJ. STRAUSS II On the Beautiful Blue DanubeJOHN WILLIAMS Overture from The Cowboys
Tuesday, June 24 at 7 pmThe Music Box
General admission; $15 advance tickets ($25 at the door); $49 VIP reserved seating with complimentary beverage
Groundbreaking clarinetist David Krakauer has taken his art beyond traditional virtuosity and made it his mission to transform the music of his Eastern European Jewish heritage into a uniquely contemporary sound. Joined by a DSO string quartet and the talented young James Simonson on bass, David fuses new music, improv, folk, and funk to create a feverish, high energy, and truly original program.
Note: The DSO does not appear in this performance
Thursday, June 26 at 7:30 pm
Congregation Shaarey Zedek map27375 Bell Rd, Southfield
Sunday, June 29 at 3 pm
Seligman Performing Arts Center mapat Detroit Country Day Upper School22305 W 13 Mile Rd, Beverly Hills
JoAnn Falletta, conductorDavid Krakauer, clarinet
DEBUSSY Petite SuiteGEORGE TSONTAKIS Anasa: Concerto for ClarinetPROKOFIEV Romeo and Juliet
Friday, June 27 at 8 pm
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Acclaimed American conductor JoAnn Falletta will lead the DSO in a special performance celebrating the centenary of Eastern Michigan University's Pease Auditorium, where the DSO also played one of the venue's very first concerts in 1914.
General Admission SeatingAdults – $25 • Students/Children - $10
Monday, June 30 at 6 pmThe Music Box
General admission; $25
Yoga Shelter instructor and DSO Librarian Ethan Allen leads a group yoga session during a tranquil and inspiring Detroit Symphony Orchestra chamber music performance. Stick around after your practice to recharge with delicious food and unique blends from a fully stocked juice bar.
Wednesday, July 2 at 8:30 pmThursday, July 3 at 8:30 pmFriday, July 4 at 8:30 pmSaturday, July 5 at 8:30 pm(Grounds open at 6 pm; Fireworks at 10 pm)
A Classic Independence Day celebration at The Henry Ford's Greenfield Village mapThe Henry Ford Museum20900 Oakwood Blvd, Dearborn
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Join us and celebrate 22 years of partnership with Greenfield Village, joined this year by the United States Army Field Band! Nowhere in America can you find a Fourth of July event quite so spectacular. Blissful midsummer evenings in Greenfield Village, scrumptious picnic meals and beverages from our concert menu, and a dazzling musical program of patriotic favorites, all topped off with a breathtaking fireworks display.
Robert Bernhardt, conductorThe United States Army Field Band Concert Band & Soldiers' Chorus
Thursday, July 10 at 7:30 pm
Max M. Fisher Music CenterOrchestra Hall3711 Woodward Ave, Detroit
Amy Ray and Emily Saliers are the Indigo Girls, music's emotionally charged Grammy winning folk duo. Don't miss them in a rare, powerful performance with the Detroit Symphony Orchestra. "Galileo," "Love of Our Lives," and many more iconic hits!
Christopher Confessore, conductor
Friday, July 11 at 8 pm(Grounds open at 6 pm; fireworks at 9:30 pm)
Edsel & Eleanor Ford House map1100 Lake Shore Road, Grosse Pointe Shores
Saturday, July 12 at 8 pm(Grounds open at 6 pm; fireworks at 9:30 pm)
Tickets for this concert will be available at the gate. General Admission seats are $25 for Adults; $15 for Children (ages 5-12).
General Admission Lawn SeatingAdult – $20 • Youth (5 - 12 years) – $12Lawn seating only. We recommend you bring folding chairs or lawn blankets.
Premium SeatingAdult – $50 • Youth (5 - 12 years) – $50Includes chair in VIP Section, reserved parking and a shuttle to the concert area.
VIP ExperienceAll VIP Tickets – $175 (advance purchase only)Includes valet parking, gourmet picnic dinner, access to the house, and reserved seating in VIP section with chairs available. To purchase VIP tickets please contact the Ford House at 313.884.4222.
Courtney Lewis, conductorDee Daniels, vocalist
"A Night Out with the Boys" — Featuring the music of "King" Cole, Frank Sinatra, Stevie Wonder and more!
Get ready for an "unforgettable" evening as the Detroit Symphony Orchestra and world-renowned jazz vocalist Dee Daniels pay tribute to three of the greatest gentlemen of song – Nat "King" Cole, Frank Sinatra and Stevie Wonder. Snap your fingers and tap your feet to "Route 66," "Fly Me to The Moon," "Superstition," and many more hits by these icons!
Courtney Lewis, conductorHai-Xin Wu, violin
"Symphonic Fireworks"
Symphonic spectaculars from around the globe! Tchaikovsky, Mozart, Dvořák, Grieg, Elgar and America's own Samuel Barber. The Orchestra's Hai-Xin Wu plays Massenet's haunting Meditation from Thais. Magical music under the stars, perfect for picnics with family and friends!
Sunday, July 13 at 3:30 pmOrchestra Hall
The DSO will perform with special guest Thornetta Davis and the Thornetta Davis Band in Orchestra Hall as part of the 22nd Annual Concert of Colors, Detroit's free annual diversity music festival. The program, conducted by John McLaughlin Williams will also feature a selection composed by the conductor, Duke Ellington and Moncayo's Huapango.
Thursday, July 17 at 7:30 pm
Berman Cerman for the Performing Arts map6600 W Maple Road, West Bloomfield Twp.
Friday, July 18 at 10:45 am
Ford Community & Performing Arts Center map15801 Michigan Avenue, Dearborn
Saturday, July 19 at 8 pm
Kirk in the Hills map1340 W Long Lake Road, Bloomfield Hills
Sunday, July 20 at 3 pm
Grosse Pointe Memorial Church map16 Lake Shore Drive, Grosse Pointe Farms
Christopher Warren-Green, conductorHunter Eberly, trumpet
ROSSINI Overture to The Italian in AlgiersMOZART Divertimento, K. 136TELEMANN Trumpet ConcertoSCHUBERT Symphony No. 5
Tuesday, July 22 at 7 pmThe Music Box
General admission; $15 advance tickets ($25 at the door); $50 VIP reserved seating with complimentary beverage
Acclaimed violinist Jeremy Kittel curates an unforgettable evening of genre-bending repertoire with the brightest up-and-coming stars in folk, jazz and classical music. The all-star cast includes some of the industry's freshest faces: vocalist Aoife O'Donovan, Grammy-nominated guitarist Julian Lage, Punch Brothers bassist Paul Kowert and DSO Assistant Conductor Teddy Abrams on piano.
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22 But when someone stronger attacks, he is overpowered. The attacker takes away the armor the man had trusted in. Then he divides up what he has stolen. | 22 But when someone stronger attacks and overpowers him, he takes away the armor in which the man trusted and divides up the spoils. |
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Top 11 Songs For Your Fourth of July Playlist (LISTEN)
What is the 4th of July without some good tunes to listen to while you gaze at some fireworks? Well this year, Celebuzz put together a playlist you can rock out to while celebrating America's birthday this year.
First up to bat we have the ultimate birthday song for America (at least in our eyes) -- Miley Cyrus's "Party in the U.S.A." Check out the video above!
So, what other songs should you make sure to put on your iPod?
A song that offers some advice, Lenny Kravitz's "American Woman."
Carrie Underwood is our favorite "All-American Girl."
You can't eat it, but you can definitely listen! Madonna's "American Pie" is another one of our favorites.
Bruce Springsteen makes us feel proud to be "Born in the U.S.A."
We love being young in the U.S! Just like Kim Wilde's song says "We're the 'Kids In America.'"
"American Girl" by Tom Petty is definitely also a patriotic favorite.
Dave Matthews Band and their song "American Baby" definitely makes us want to "stay beautiful and American."
The song "United States of Eurasia" by Muse is a wonderful Fourth of July tribute to our nation.
Niel Diamond's "America" is a patriotic classic.
The last song on the Fourth of July playlist is a true red, white, and blue tune - "Our Country" by John Mellencamp.
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Pens At Jets Grades
Even Strength Offense: C
They essentially only scored one even-strength goal, and that was by the fourth line. Vitale made a great play to get deep, then Craig F'in Adams got three whacks at the rebound before finally burying it. That was some high quality defense to allow that. The Pens had lots of odd-man breaks throughout the game, but PPIH (pass pucks into holes) reared its ugly head time after time.
Even Strength Defense: C
Way too many quality chances allowed. Thankfully, Fleury was there to bail them out.
Power Play: A
I gotta go with results here and give it the A. The 5-on-3 goal at the end was huge, but boy, was that power play ugly until they finally scored. They had trouble establishing the zone while up by two men. When they finally did, Geno made a perfect pass for a Neal one-timer that basically clinched the game.
Penalty Kill: A
As usual, the PK was outstanding, allowing only one shot on goal in four minutes. And this was with two key killers (Orpik and Dupuis) taking penalties.
Goaltending: A+
Fleury was absolutely stellar. He had little chance on the one that beat him and stopped everything else. He was clearly the difference in this game. The Pens gave up lots of good looks, and Fleury stoned them every time until the end. As far as I'm concerned, he was the first, second, and third stars last night.
Overall: C+
Just like the Ottawa game before it, it wasn't their best effort, but it was good enough to get the job done. They did get lured into a more wide-open game than they would have liked, and allowed way too many chances against. The top three lines produced zilch at even strength, but the fourth line came through with the huge first goal. All in all, not a great effort, but another road win.
And now, the rest of the story…
Sid: C
Certainly not his best effort, though much of the lack of productivity was caused by Kunitz perfecting PPIH and screwing up one odd-man break afetr another with ill-advised passes.
Geno: A
He was very solid. AS Bibsy noted, they were targeting him from the start. I figured that would lead to a couple dumb penalties, but he kept his composure and set up Neal for the huge PPG.
James Neal: A
Another power play snipe.
Kris Letang: D
Okay, he played a strong game, but his idiotic icing led to the only Jets goal.
Matt Cooke: F
Toby Enstrom got hurt. Matt Cooke was in the building. Matt Cooke is therefore responsible for Enstrom's injury. Tho sayth Bryan Murray and Eugene Melnyk. Oh, and apparently that known hockey expert Michael Wilbon.
Zach Upchuk: F
Finally, an appropriate spot for him.
Beau Bennett: C
He bobbled almost every pass sent his way, but that little play where he stripped the puck and came around for a quick shot gave a quick glimpse of the hands he has.
Jack Adams: B
Thank you for scratching Upchuk. When will you follow suit with Engelland?
Dejan Kovacevic: I
For insane. For some odd reason, he is attracted to Winnipeg. All I know is, I live almost 500 miles further south, and it's too frickin cold HERE. I cannot even imagine spending a winter in Winnipeg.
Striped Buffoonery
I would really like to know how Letang got that cut on his wrist. My guess would be an undetected slash. Or did Matt Cooke do it?
Boy it's hard to pick out just one. Let's just say the whole night.
Bibsy's Creative Language
"The fourth line is working as a unison.†What's a unison?
Rob KIng: F
He said the word "shutout,†thus ruining any chance for Marc-Andre to attain it.
Gotta give it to Eric Tangradi. he was running everything that moves. Where was THAT the past three years?
I'm on Twitter.
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I have an approx. 7-year-old long hair cat who has always been very underweight. I have had her for 4 years (took her in as a stray) and she has always had a vomiting problem. I was concerned at first, but my vet at the time said "oh, she's just a skinny kitty." So I didn't worry about it. I've since moved and changed vets. My new vet was almost over-the-top in her concern for my cat. We've since been through a series of tests, without a real diagnosis.
Symptoms (keeping in mind she's been this way for 4+ years):
The vet ran a CBC w/ dif which returned with elevated white blood count. She was subsequently de-wormed; a repeat CBC showed no change in white blood count (still elevated). I was told she either had an intestinal disorder that was causing her GI to inflame and reducing her nutrient intake, OR Feline Leukemia. To be sure, they would need to do a exploratory surgery (2K). The alternative was a trial run of steroids (Prednisone), based on the assumption that it was not Feline Leukemia. She has been on this for about 5 months and I'm not seeing any noticeable improvements. I don't know why they didn't run the blood test? I assume that if she had Leukemia she would have already died? Either way, the impression I got was that the trial run of steroids was my vet's last idea before surgery. My question is, what do I do next? Is she really "just a skinny kitty?" I feel a little mistrustful of my vets, former and present, at this point. Any suggestions would be appreciated. Breanna |
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Something is wrong. Does she eat a great deal at once? Is there blood in her stool? What do her stools look like? Have you tried changing to canned food? Have you tried chips of "tagamet" half an hour before feeding? (Mind, you must confer with your vet before doing this!) I am sure other people here will offer ideas, but this is not normal, and I think can damage the esophagus, at the very least. I hope your vet gets a handle on this. I know you are trying the best you can! One more thing: Someone on this forum will tell you that the food you are feeding your cat is causing this, and you should change her diet to a higher-quality wet food, because he thinks all diseases stem from not feeding the three brands he recommends. He may suggest you euthanize you cat if you don't switch to the food he recommends. Please ignore him. |
I am certainly no expert on the matter, but just throwing this out there FWIW- did your vet test for giardia? My cat has many health problems, and she was diagnosed with giardia last year and treated. The notable thing is that her vomiting (which was attributed to her other illnesses) has all but stopped since she was treated for giardia. Since you mentioned a possibly intestinal problem, that came to mind. I believe the diagnosis and treatment of giardia is a bit different than other worms, but can't say for sure. Good luck finding help and answers. |
- Posted by anne_marie_alb (My Page) on Wed, Mar 11, 09 at 18:59
Breanna, I certainly would be concerned by a cat vomiting that regularly. What would concern me as well is the long-term prednisone treatment. (Note: prednisolone is safer for cats). Prednisone can cause diabetes. But why continue with this treatment if there is no significant change, especially as steroids have serious side-effects? Did the vet prescribe the dry or canned version of allergen-free food? I usually do not get into dietary big discussions, but dry foods are not the best for cats, although many vets continue to prescribe it. I am sure there will be more expert advice coming your way. When was her last blood test? I certainly would ask for another blood test. I really hope you can get to the bottom of this problem. |
- Posted by anne_marie_alb (My Page) on Wed, Mar 11, 09 at 19:03
Just a quick addition. I just re-read your post and saw that you do/did give her canned food (would stay away from tuna-try chicken), and that she vomited. How about feeding her very small servings at a time, more frequently? Anne-Marie |
My cats used to vomit on a fairly regular basis, it wasn't unusual for me to find that someone had vomitted most mornings. I switched them to a higher grade canned food and also took them off all tuna, they eat chicken, turkey or occasionally salmon. They rarely vomit since the change and my 14 yr old is doing great with this diet. This site - http://www.catinfo.org/ -has excellent information on feline nutrition. |
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Aided by a fake ID, I was baptized into the church of hard-bop sometime in the mid-nineties in one of Cleveland's many hidden jazz spots; a cramped subterranean chamber where sound and smoke, perfume and sweat mixed freely in the dimly lit haze. The music was immediate: thundering drums coupled with blowing horns that rang-out joyous one moment, mournful the next. Spiritual by way of the body—the experience possessed a physicality so intense it was transcendent.
In contrast to that overwhelming sensuality, MacArthur award winner Josiah McElheny's "Dusty Groove," a meticulously crafted four-piece sculptural ode to some of the twentieth century's great musical minds (among them jazz legends Wes Montgomery and Sun Ra), comes off coolly intellectual, even a little remote. Imagine jazz goes to grad school featuring Donald Judd as your thesis advisor, and you're part way there. These pieces stimulate the mind, but they don't necessarily stir the soul. Read the rest of this entry »


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A couple of crashes are slowing the drive on westbound 94 between St. Paul and Minneapolis. You'll find them at Lexington Avenue where the left shoulder is blocked, and at Cretin Avenue. It's 20 minutes between the downtowns.
The crash on westbound Hwy. 36 is off to the right shoulder, but the drive from Hwy. 61 to Hwy. 280 is running at 17 minutes.
A wreck on westbound 494 at Concord Street has things stacked up to Bailey Road. That will cost you 20 minutes.
ANd stop-and-go-conditions persist on eastbound Hwy. 212 from Hwy. 101 to 494. That's taking up to 30 minutes.
Cedar Avenue northbound is packed. It's 12 minutes from 494 to 62.


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Tucson- The Pima County Health Department evaluated some high scorers this week. Not a great accomplishment when it comes to critical violations.
Mandarin Buffet, at 5005 S. Campbell Ave., received 10 critical violations. Several food items in refrigeration units, including shrimp, scallops and chicken, were not wrapped or covered. Food must be properly stored to prevent cross contamination. Various kitchen equipment and utensils were encrusted with dirt and food residue. Food stored in a make top unit tested above the maximum 41 degrees, with raw beef at 49 degrees, raw chicken at 50 degrees and shelled eggs temped at 51 degrees. With ten critical violations Mandarin Buffet, was given a "Provisional" rating.
Kung Fu Noodle, at 3122 N. Campbell Ave., received nine critical violations. Multiple live bugs were found in a container of sugar. A cook tasted a dish he was preparing and then used the same spoon to continue cooking. A can opener was encrusted with food debris. Vegetables in a make unit had a white mold-like growth on them. With nine critical violations, Kung Fu Noodle, was given a "Provisional" rating.
Last week we told you about Mosaic Cafe Dos, at 7350 N. Las Cholla, receiving a "Provisional" rating. The Pima County Health Department has confirmed that Mosaic Cafe Dos, passed re-inspection.
Restaurants awarded "Excellent" ratings include, The Pines Golf Club, at 8480 N. Continental Links Dr., The Olive Garden Restaurant, at 11905 N. Oracle Rd. and Ra Sushi Bar & Restaurant
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Food For Thought 5/9
This month look at the unique food culture in Lawrence
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Stories about great people in odd situations
Student Senate Election Special
What you need to know before casting your vote for student senators!
The Grey Area- 3/7
We explore the murky area between what is known and what is expected
Ad Astra's first show of 2013 looked at the different revivals going on around Lawrence
Peter Sagal on Satire & News
The host of NPR's Wait Wait…Don't Tell Me! previews his upcoming lecture at KU
Gingerbread auction raises more than $25,000
A fundraiser for Big Brothers Big Sisters of Lawrence raises big money
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KJHK's election coverage from the Media Crossroads at the Kansas Union
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Aug 11, 2014 9:25 AM by Associated Press
BAGHDAD (AP) - Iraq's new president has charged the deputy speaker of parliament Haider al-Ibadi with forming a new government in the next 30 days.
Fouad Massoum said on television Monday that he hoped al-Ibadi would succeed in forming a government that would "protect the Iraqi people."
The president's choice is a very public snubbing of incumbent Prime Minister Nouri el-Maliki who in an angry midnight speech all but demanded he be re-nominated for a third term.
Maliki has deployed his elite security forces in the streets of Baghdad, partially closed two main streets - popular spots for pro and anti-government rallies - as hundreds of his supporters took to the streets.
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Is Sarah Palin right? Did feminist groups overthrow the Tebow ad attack?
Sarah Palin defended the Tim Tebow ad against abortion. Feminist groups objected to it, but attacking an ad that tells the story of a woman's decision not to have an abortion could backfire.
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The National Organization for Women is in full third-and-long mode, first demanding that CBS withdraw an antiabortion ad featuring ex-Florida QB Tim Tebow, and then going after former Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin for calling the ad "pro-family" and "empowering [for] women."
But while groups like NOW are attacking Mr. Tebow, CBS, and the conservative Focus on the Family organization that underwrote the ad, some pop culture experts are saying that feminist groups may have overreached in their reaction to an ad they haven't actually seen.
"The protest against the Tebow ad is probably an enormous overreaction that probably did more to get Focus on the Family out into the public eye than it would have if they just let it be," says Robert Thompson, director of the Bleier Center for Television and Popular Culture at Syracuse University. At the least, he says, "there were miscalculations on the part of [abortion rights groups]. You always show your hand when you make a complaint about something you've never seen. That's not an intelligent way to approach it."


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Create multimedia gunpowder drawings and explosion events, make and display fun objects and explore the Cai Guo-Qiang exhibition: Falling Back to Earth' these school holidays! Families are invited to the fun, hands on touring exhibition where one lucky child will win their very own iPad with thanks to Santos GLNG. Three lucky runner ups will take home a copy of the book 'Lets create and exhibition with a boy names Cai'.
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8 Do not rejoice over me, O my enemy; when I fall, I shall rise; when I sit in darkness, the Lord will be a light to me. | 8 Do not gloat over me, my enemy! Though I have fallen, I will rise. Though I sit in darkness, the LORD will be my light. |
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Whoever said football is a funny old game hasn't played Football Manager 2007. Winning and losing matches is deadly serious, affecting everything from your mood to your relationship with your girlfriend - a relationship that swiftly deteriorates once you find yourself playing Andriy Shevchenko more compliments than you do her in order to finally get him to start banging them in for Chelsea. Any game that can take over your life in such a way is both evil and extraordinary.
The reason it invades your life is the sheer breadth and depth of stuff to do. Initially it feels a bit overwhelming, like you've just been handed the England job the night before a World Cup final, but the revamped interface makes sifting through stats a breeze. You can either access everything through drop-down menus at the top of the screen, or hit the Left trigger to see the menus in one handy list. Half-an-hour in and you'll instinctively know the quickest way to pull up the information you need.
After sorting out necessarily mundane stuff such as training, it's time to put your footy knowledge into action on the pitch. There are hundreds of tactical nuances for individual players and the team as a whole, and the new pre-match team talk option affects their morale even further. While it's debatable how much influence adjusting each tactical slider has on the outcome of a match, the Football Manager series is still a dab-hand at convincing you that every decision matters. Most impressive of all is how the detailed text commentary breathes life and real emotion into the dots moving around on a 2D pitch, to the point where you shout and swear at the screen just like you would when watching a real game on TV.
And as far as the range of features go, anything you can think of is more than likely included - managerial mind games, tapping up, the lot. Don't be surprised if you end up caring more about your virtual team than the club that you support in real life.
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Whenever a religion emphasizes belief, it is against wisdom, it is against enlightenment. It does not want you to become high peaks of consciousness and freedom. It simply wants you to become just a sheep.and the shepherd, Jesus Christ, will take care of you. It takes away your responsibility, and you think, "This is very good. We are unburdened". But with your responsibility, your freedom automatically disappears. A Christian is the poorest religious person in the world.
Before me there was Ramateertha, but he praised Christianity just as Vivekananda did. These are not authentically enlightened people; their whole interest is in how to get more admirers. And it is very easy to get admirers in a Christian country if you admire Christianity. If you admire Mohammedanism in a Mohammedan country, you will have thousands of admirers. It is a very mutual conspiracy: they fulfill your ego, you fulfill their egos.
I am a simple person and I simply say whatever is the truth. Whether it hurts you, shocks you, does not matter. To me truth is what matters - and certainly only the very cultured cream of the society has been attracted towards me. I cannot attract the beggars, I cannot attract the orphans, and I cannot attract the aboriginals, because they will not even be able to understand what I am saying. Everybody is not capable of understanding the music of Mozart or Wagner. You will need very trained ears to understand those great masters.
And as far as spirituality is concerned, it is the highest point of intelligence. Unless you have that intelligence you are bound to misunderstand. Authentic religion is only for very few people, because it requires a tremendous preparation beforehand.
The American Christians were tremendously puzzled how to protect, to prevent their educated and cultured people, from moving towards me, because that will ultimately become a movement where even less cultured people will start following the more cultured. That is human nature. When people see that all the geniuses, scientists, engineers, doctors, surgeons are moving towards a certain magnetic force, a certain charisma, the others - without even understanding - also start following. That was the danger.
And the politician was also in difficulty. His difficulty was that I had created a commune of five thousand people according to my ideas, which go essentially against a Christian society, or a Hindu society, or a Mohammedan society. I am against any organized religion because to me truth can never be organized. It is an individual affair, just between one individual and the cosmos.
This was appealing to all those who had the intelligence. The commune became an alternative society in the eyes of the politicians. They could see the great success of the commune - it was the highest quality of communism - and they could not believe that five thousand people are living there, and there is no murder, no theft, no rape. Women could move alone in the middle of the night without any fear. And because my concepts about marriage, about family, about education, are absolutely against the traditional concepts, their fear was: "If this commune goes on succeeding, more communes will arise." And I am absolutely anti-political. Deep down I am an anarchist. My ultimate goal finally is that there should be a humanity without any government.


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Carthage dairy farmer Lee W. Bach has wanted to expand his herd size from 185 to 250 cattle for years at the family-owned farm he co-owns with brother Justin W. and father John W. But he hasn't, because doing so would mean complying with costly state regulations to properly dispose of manure.
But those requirements — which affect farms with 200 or more cattle — are tentatively slated to be relaxed by Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo to entice farmers like Mr. Bach to grow their operations. The governor plans to change the enrollment criteria by raising the number of cattle farmers can own before they enroll as Concentrated Animal Feeding Operations, which require them to develop plans for controlling runoff from manure that can pose a risk to the environment. The threshold at which regulations would kick in would be increased from 200 to 299 cattle under the plan, which was introduced by the governor at the state yogurt summit in August as a way to buoy milk production statewide.
But while the plan would encourage farmers like Mr. Bach to expand, environmental groups that oppose it say large amounts of manure produced by such farms would no longer be properly managed, contaminating bodies of water and posing a risk to wildlife.
By contrast, some sources contend CAFO regulations have prevented numerous medium-sized farms from expanding. The program requires farmers to add storage facilities and lagoons for holding manure during the winter, along with hiring a certified planner to develop a management plan for controlling waste and conduct annual inspections. Mr. Bach said he'd likely need to build a concrete storage facility to house manure during the winter months to comply with the program, costing him about $100,000.
"It's keeping me from going to the 200 to 300 cattle range because of costs of the manure system," said Mr. Bach, who distributes the manure in his fields,"I would have to have manure storage and store it on the farm for a specific period of time, maybe all winter long" depending on the plan.
If the governor's plan took effect, though, he'd increase his herd size to about 250 cattle right away.
"Adding 30 cows would make me about $15,000 to $20,000 a month after bills," he said.
Even so, undoing the requirements for these farms could pose a major environmental and health risk by contaminating bodies of water located near farmland, said Katherine R. Nadeau, director of water and natural resources for the Environmental Advocates of New York. Ms. Nadeau serves on an advisory committee with other stakeholders for the state's dairy industry to guide the state Department of Environmental Conservation when it proposes changes to the CAFO program.
Ms. Nadeau would like the state to explore other ways to offer farmers assistance without rolling back CAFO regulations. The state is now developing an environmental plan to implement the reform, she said, but is also considering alternatives to the plan before pushing it forward for approval.
"When you get rid of that threshold, you're also getting rid of requirements to have programs to manage manure on farms," she said. "This would open up an entire threshold of farms that won't have to have this."
When manure enters a body of water, she said, its high nutrient level is a detriment to fish, plants and wildlife. "If you get enough in the water, it's going to kill plants and animals and put waterways at risk," she said.
On the other hand, groups such as the New York Farm Bureau and Cornell University's Pro-Dairy program see the governor's plan as a catalyst to increase milk production. Karl J. Czymmek, senior extension associate for Cornell Pro-Dairy, said some 800 dairy farms across the state have herd sizes from 100 to 199 cattle.
"I have had conversations with farmers in the north country and elsewhere, and farms with maybe 180 cows have the management potential to grow, but there's a lot of uncertainty and fear of the unknown in crossing into the CAFO program," he said. "These are farms that are well managed and not pollution nightmares."
Mr. Czymmek recently completed a joint research project with the Farm Credit East Knowledge Exchange Program that looked at the financial implications of enrolling in the CAFO program for a hypothetical dairy farm that increased its herd from 190 to 290 cattle.
The study concluded the farm would be saddled with debt for the expansion of a barn ($180,000) and cows ($202,500). And to comply with regulations, it would incur an estimated $162,000 in expenses for the first year, including the installation of manure storage equipment and the hiring of a certified planner. Though the farm's annual revenue would jump from $845,278 to $1,235,618 from the dairy operation, expenses would likely increase at a proportional rate. Additionally, the farm would need to take out a loan to finance $544,500 in debt for the herd expansion and to comply with regulations. Its annual cash margin would drop from $35,991 to $13,395.
"It makes it tough to bite all of that off at once," Mr. Czymmek said of the regulations for such farms. "Giving farmers time to digest the (regulations) as they expand through that range is a critical piece. We can find a balanced way forward that protects the environment as well as helps farms to grow."


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Christmas Ideas for the Hereford Enthusiast
If you're planning to send Christmas greetings this year, consider Hereford-themed Christmas cards available through online ordering. Information about the cards is available at Hereford.org/ChristmasCards.
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Christmas card orders will be accepted and shipped through Boelte-Hall through mid-December, subject to availability. A portion of the card sales will benefit the Hereford Youth Foundation of America (HYFA).
Hereford breeders can order the Profitabull Hereford banner and the Hereford flag that were displayed in Denver and in Kansas City during the JNHE and Annual Meeting. The 3' x 8' banner costs $125 and the 1'x 4' flag is $50. To order, visit Hereford.org and under the "Marketplace" tab is the "Hereford banner, flag" link. To order, you will be directed to the Boelte-Hall website. On that site select "Boelte-Hall Greeting Cards," and then this link should take you to a page with Hereford cards. Scroll to the bottom of the page to find the banner and flag options.
Unveiled during the HYFA "Growing a Lasting Legacy" campaign fundraiser the Out at Tie Outs art-mounted print is the perfect gift for any Hereford enthusiast. The photo was taken by Heidi Anderson, Legacy Livestock, of the historic West Bottoms during the 2013 JNHE in Kansas City. Print No. 1 sold in Kansas City, while numbers 2-99 are now available. You can order a 10"20" for $140 or 12"36" for $225.
Also unveiled during the 2013 AHA Annual Meeting was The Hereford Ox, 1840. The original canvas painting is on display at the AHA. Ten limited-edition canvas prints were sold. Now HYFA is offering 11"14" prints of The Hereford Ox, 1840 as well as Anxiety 4 and Silver. Prints of all three can be purchased individually for $30 or a set of Anxiety 4 and Silver for $50. Visit HerefordYouthFoundation.org to order all four HYFA prints.
Please note the ShopHereford.com is under construction this holiday season as we upgrade the site and Hereford merchandise offering. We are in the process of warehousing and cataloging all of the items that will be offered on the new and improved Hereford merchandise site that we will unveil after Feb. 1. Sorry for the inconvenience.
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Can anyone tell me if they fit? I loathe my current loud,rusty dishwasher, but 1 thing it has going for it is that there is one spot on the far left I can fit a half sheet pan. After looking at the Miele in the store, I doubt it will fit. Yes, I know, I should've brought the pan with me. If anybody here knows, I appreciate it. Thanks, |
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It depends - they will fit side to side but not standing totally upright - they need to take a bow to fit or you can put on the top shelf. It limits how much other stuff you can load into it. |
I have a La Perla II. If I adjust the middle rack all the way up all I need is about a 10 degree angle from perpendicular for them to fit. It would be difficult to place them and have them stay perpendicular for the entire cycle anyway. The middle shelf will still fit tall glasses in this position. There is rarely something I want to fit there that won't fit in the middle or bottom rack when doing a load. |
Thanks A2Gemini & Deeageaux. 10 degree angle is not too bad, that's a lot better than I was expecting. Thanks again. V. |
I just tried one in mine (Futura Dimension). While I can get it in at a slight angle as described above, it will prevent the rotating water-spraying thingy that hangs from the middle rack from spinning. Not a disaster, but probably not good for overall wash quality. I have a bunch of half-sheet pans and I always wash them in the sink. Lining them, with parchment or silicone mats, is a big help. |
In mine the sprayer will freely spin placing at a slight angle. I can place perpendicular if I let the sprayer catch. If the sprayer is prevented from spinning the machine stops and alerts me. It can't continue with the obstruction. Having said that I always use a silicone mat but sometimes they get dirty anyway. |
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Destroy a source of riches through stupidity or greed, as in If he never gives his loyal customers a break on some items in his store, he'll kill the goose that lays the golden eggs. This expression, already a proverb in the late 1400s, alludes to Aesop's fable about a farmer whose goose lays one golden egg a day, and who kills the goose in the mistaken belief that he'll get all the eggs at once.
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Metro Health Hospital has a full-time opportunity working 1st shift. The Switchboard Supervisor will be responsible for directing supervision of personnel to ensure efficient and effective operations and communications for the Service Request Center. Duties to include training Switchboard Operators, Dispatch Operators, and Service Center Clerks on all Service Request Center operations & systems. Requirements include a High School Diploma or equivalent, medical terminology, proven computer skills, prior switchboard experience. Previous supervisory experience preferred.
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Gasol scored 13 points on 6 of 16 shooting and grabbed 17 rebounds to record his sixth straight double-double. He leads the NBA in double-doubles with 27. He also added four blocks and three assists.
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Green has played in 14 games for Denver this season, averaging 3.3 points and 0.7 assists per game.
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Whiteside set a franchise-record with 12 blocks, which was also an NBA season-high.
"I'm just trying to bring my NBA2K rating up," he said.
Whiteside came off the bench and played 25 minutes. He also added 14 points on 6 of 10 shooting and grabbed 13 rebounds.
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Aldridge cannot cause further damage to the thumb by playing, but Dr. Steven Shin, a hand/wrist surgeon at the Kerlan-Jobe Clinic in Los Angeles said delaying the surgery could cause issues next season.
"The reason why we suggest surgery rather than waiting is the quality of ligament can deteriorate with time," Shin said.
Shin added that if the quality of the ligament continues to decrease it could cause his recovery time to double.
"If he waits until the end of the season, the quality of ligament won't be as good as now," Shin said.
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McHale did not rule out Jones for Wednesday and told reporters it will be sooner than later for his return. Jones has played just four games this season since injuring his leg in early November.
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Black is still dealing with soreness in his ankle and may be held out again Sunday, even though his health has improved. Black is averaging 5.0 points and 5.1 rebounds per game.
The Lakers are currently 9-point underdogs against Houston.
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Jennings suffered a torn Achilles' tendon during Friday's game and will miss the rest of the season.
"Not being able to play basketball is the worst thing," Jennings also tweeted.
Guard D.J. Augustin is expected to replace Jennings in the starting lineup.
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Haywood said his knee is swollen after banging knees in Friday's win over the Hornets. In 16 games, he is averaging 1.8 points and 1.6 rebounds.
The Cavaliers are 3 1/2-point underdogs.
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Howard is dealing with a sprained ankle, which he injured during Friday's win over the Suns.
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Ubisoft has released a new trailer for Far Cry 3, this time minus the Wub wub wub wubwubwub bzz WUBB wubwub.
Instead of ear-piercing dubstep this time you get to enjoy a little quiet time with Dr Earnhardt, the game's resident mad scientist, who introduces a few of the trippy substances available on the deadly island.
The trailer also sends word on Far Cry 3's pre-order exclusive DLC, which includes two new single player missions, Forgotten Experiment and Ignition in the Deep, plus a Japanese World War 2 flare gun for multiplayer, and comprises 40 minutes of additional playtime.
Far Cry 3's lead designer Jamie Keen has said the shooter is all about 'enabling the player'. From the looks of the trailer and the screens below it's going be doing that by keeping characters as high as a kite.
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Hawkins judge invokes Fifth Amendment in theft, misconduct probe
ROGERSVILLE, Tenn. — A Hawkins County judge has asserted his Fifth Amendment right against self-incrimination in his answer to accusations of theft and misconduct filed by the Tennessee Court of the Judiciary, the state agency that polices judges.
Sessions Court Judge James Taylor is under investigation by the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation. No criminal charges have been filed. He also is the defendant in civil lawsuits alleging misappropriation of money from clients and sexual harassment.
Taylor's formal answer to the Court of the Judiciary is signed only by him, but refers to him in the third person. "Taylor has been advised by counsel to assert and invoke, and herby does respectfully assert and invoke, his privilege against self-incrimination," he wrote in his answer, filed last week.
Taylor did not return a telephone call from the News Sentinel.
"He is a charlatan, and his charlatanry is about to come to an end," said Morristown lawyer Paul Whetstone, who represents two clients who have filed civil lawsuits alleging the judge took money or assets from them when he was their lawyer. "A sitting judge who opts to plead the privilege against self-incrimination should subordinate his ego to his position, and summon the courage to resign."
The judiciary court complaint alleges that Taylor stole $9,000 from a client, billed the state for services that he never performed, and kept money raised to pay for a public "Citizen's Heritage Display." That display was to include the Ten Commandments and was to have been placed in the courthouse lobby.
The Kingsport Times-News has reported that the false billing allegations surfaced during a TBI investigation of a complaint by a Hawkins County commissioner that money was offered for votes to appoint Taylor to the bench.
Taylor was appointed to his post by Hawkins County Commission in July 2011. He was then a Juvenile Court judge, a part-time position that allowed him to maintain his private practice. He seeks election to the Sessions Court post in the March 6 Republican primary election.
Last year, the Court of the Judiciary publicly reprimanded Taylor for lobbying the Hawkins County Commission for approval of the heritage display, and for participating in fundraising efforts for the project. The court can apply a variety of sanctions against a judge, but only the Legislature can remove a judge.
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