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Blades boss Kevin Blackwell has admitted he is resigned to losing the highly-rated defender, who has been linked with the likes of Newcastle, Hull and Bolton. Kilgallon has rejected United's offer of a new deal and the club risk losing the player on a free when his contract expires in the summer. But McCabe told the Sheffield Star: "The only way Matthew will be going anywhere is if we receive an offer that's acceptable to this club. "If we don't then he will be staying for the remainder of his deal. It's as simple as that. If it's not right for us then nothing will be happening."
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Shopping in Burgundy can be a delicious endeavor: With about 4,000 wineries and a dozen distilleries, wine and liqueur are Burgundy's specialties. But the region also produces fabulous chocolate, mustard, gingerbread, honey, cheeses (particularly Époisses and chèvre), and the famous aniseed candies of Flavigny-sur-Ozerain.
Once you've had your fill of edible souvenirs, seek out the region's many artists and artisans. Burgundy is home to a talented population of potters and ceramists who create both traditional housewares (as do Florence Gonin and Wulf Rohland of Poterie de Bruant) and original artwork (Catherine Vanier). The region also is home to one of the world's great glassmaking teams, Annette Meech and Christopher Williams of Glasshouse de Sivignon.If the region's many historical sites inspire you to redecorate, you'll find plenty of French country antiques, vintage books, and objets d'art. Many villages, and most towns and cities, host lively outdoor markets at least once a week, plus occasional flea markets, where you can buy everything from clothing and kitchen items to grandfather clocks, local foods, wine, and artwork.
At the Abbaye de Flavigny, candy-maker Catherine Troubat and her staff of specialists carry on the centuries-old tradition of making aniseed bonbons. As the...more
Based in the village of Bissy-sur-Fley, in the scenic Côte Chalonnaise wine country of southern Burgundy, Catherine Vanier is a distinguished ceramist who...more
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Since 1999, English glass artists Annette Meech and Christopher Williams have been working out of a farmstead in Sivignon, an isolated hillside village about...more
This vast, multilevel bookstore near the Hospices de Beaune stocks thousands of volumes on wine, Burgundian food, history, entertaining, and more. You'll also...more
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Potters Florence Gonin and Wulf Rohland—she Parisian, he German—are bona fide artists who appreciate the beauty of kitchenware and enjoy knowing...more
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ARAD Student mentors serve as a student group, to help incoming and current students build a sense of community while making valuable contacts for a future in the arts administration profession. As part of this mission, the student mentors work to make new students feel as comfortable and confident as possible from the moment they arrive.Lina Alfonso
Lina is interested in visual arts, in particular contemporary art. She has an educational background in visual arts, which led to an interest in art organizations with innovative programming targeted at supporting young and emerging artists. Currently, she is interning at the non-profit Art in General in Development and the Executive Office. Lina is originally from Colombia.
What attracted you to the Arts Administration Program at Teachers College, Columbia University?
I was attracted to the Arts Administration Program at Teachers College because it has one of the strongest academic programs in the field. It is within a prominent university and offers a high quality education as well as access to other programs in Columbia's network.
How are your studies helping to advance your career goals?
My studies are giving me the foundation to understand what work in the arts administration field entails. The classes I have taken so far have helped me to see the different areas of practice for an arts administrator, and these have helped me to project what I want to do and be as a professional.
Describe student life as a member of the ARAD community.
Being part of the ARAD community allows me to be in touch with a diverse student community. Not only are we a very internationally diverse cohort, but our experiences and backgrounds are very different. The knowledge I have been absorbing this past year is partially from the excellent and accomplished people with whom I have been studying.
Donald Borror
Donald is interested in executive leadership positions in dance companies and multi-disciplinary performing arts organizations. He graduated from Juilliard with a BFA in Dance and performed with NYC-based Ballet Hispanico for three seasons. Currently, Donald is a choreographer and producer for Lincoln Center Education's Meet the Artists series, Board Chair of non-profit dance advocacy org BEMOVING, and interning at arts management consulting firm, Dunch Arts.
What attracted you to the Arts Administration Program at Teachers College, Columbia University? The community. I was excited to be a part of a cohort that is as invested in what their work as I am. When I was looking at the program, I asked one of the current students what she thought that the energy of the program was like, if people seemed like they were super dedicated. She confidently replied that everyone in her program was genuinely interested in changing the world, and I was immediately sold.
How are your studies helping to advance your career goals? There are so many layers to producing artistic content. At each level in the process of making art happen there is an entire world of knowledge. From development to programming to marketing, each element has so much depth. Being able to study these facets in greater detail, decide which interests me enough to take a deeper dive, and then apply that knowledge to my professional career is simply invaluable. It's like being at a buffet, tasting everything, deciding what you want seconds of, then going home and making those dishes.
Describe student life as a member of the ARAD community. There is always a lot going on and you really are responsible for being as involved as you want to be. It is a very supportive group. We laugh a lot. When you are in such a specific field at such an immersed level, there become fewer and fewer people that you can truly have a qualitative conversation about your work. We understand each other. Developing a connection through shared professional goals and understanding how to express your ideas is an especially helpful experience for when you eventually meet industry experts that have an even more developed view of your field. All of a sudden you're the one that has to catch up. But one day, our cohort will be those experts for other new entrants to the field, and we will have the strong network of like-minded people that we cultivated at Columbia.
Hannah Fenlon
Hannah graduated from Kenyon College with a BA in Drama. Before entering the Arts Administration program, she worked as a freelance producer and casting director in Chicago (founded Two Birds Casting, a casting facilitation service for theatre and commercial productions) as well as an Assistant Director of Admissions at the University of Chicago. Hannah has worked with Goodman Theatre, Northlight Theatre, Indiana Repertory Theatre, A Red Orchid Theatre and, most recently, Theatre Communications Group, with whom she planned the 2014 National Theatre Conference in San Diego and Tijuana, Mexico. She is interested in creative producing for the performing arts, as well as arts entrepreneurship and community engagement in theatre.
What attracted you to the Arts Administration Program at Teachers College, Columbia University?
I've been a theatre person for a very, very long time. I recognized, however, that the ARAD program would allow me the opportunity to both enhance the theatre administration skills I had been developing (in my college program and subsequent variety of positions within the Chicago theatre community) and broaden them to include a very wide-angled perspective of the entire arts world. A healthy administrative and artistic response to the collective arts field requires administrators to be well-versed in trends and best practices across the board, not just within their chosen discipline. I was eager to jump start such a worldview, and see what it could do for my career.
How are your studies helping to advance your career goals?
My work in the program thus far has advanced my career goals both practically and personally. Practically, I'm improving my general knowledge of the non-profit sector and the various essential engines that drive it. Personally, I'm much closer to determining my individual mission as an arts administrator. In fact, I think that has been my biggest takeaway from my first year. The program has been expansive enough and thoughtful enough to help me find my way towards determining my ideal part of an administrative whole.
Describe student life as a member of the ARAD community.
In a word: Curious. My classmates are eager to share their experiences and hear those of others. We are close not only academically, but socially and professionally as well. Being a part of this cohort certainly eased my transition to New York last fall, and continues to be something I look forward to each class.
Veronica Fischmann
Veronica earned her undergraduate degree from Cornell University in English and Italian literature with a concentration in creative writing. While the written word is incredibly important to her, she also discovered concert production in college and has been interested in the intersection between community and the arts ever since. Veronica's ultimate goal is to head a multidisciplinary performing arts center. She has previous experience in development at a large, New York-based non-profit. She has also worked in multiple capacities at different festivals including Central Park SummerStage, Lincoln Center Out of Doors, and Midsummer Night Swing. Veronica is currently working on marketing initiatives for Celebrate Brooklyn!, which is a summer-long festival in Prospect Park.
What attracted you to the Arts Administration Program at Teachers College, Columbia University?
Of the arts administration degrees I considered, the program at Teachers College was the most academically rigorous. I like that there is a thesis requirement, giving us the framework to delve into a specific area of interest in the field. I also think it is important that the program integrates the performing and visual arts, as it has been my observation that the arts are trending toward a more interdisciplinary model. I am primarily interested in the performing arts, but have been able to gain insight into other areas by interacting with an academically diverse cohort.
How are your studies helping to advance your career goals?
While practical experience is important in the field (which is why the internship requirement is so critical), I enrolled in this degree to gain an understanding of theory and best practices in arts administration. This foundation will help me impact the direction of the field in a positive way. I also wanted to strengthen my grasp on some of the more solidly "practical" skills, such as the principles of accounting.
Describe student life as a member of the ARAD community.
Student life as a member of the ARAD community is busy, but busy is not a bad thing. I have been living in New York City since completing my undergraduate degree, and thought that I had a pretty good understanding of the arts-related things that are happening here. By being a member of a cohort of similar-minded people, I not only have a group of contemporaries with whom I can discuss the latest arts news, but I also have a network of people who constantly share different things to see and do in this city.
Xiaobei Jia
Xiaobei is originally from Beijing, China. She is interested in visual art, particularly programming and development in art museums, and is also fascinated by art and finance. Currently Xiaobei is interning at Artnet, and is a volunteer at the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum.
What attracted you to the Arts Administration Program at Teachers College, Columbia University?
The ARAD program's interdisciplinary approach, combining arts, education, business and law, gives me confidence as an emerging professional arts administrator. Apart from the well-rounded required courses, the flexibility to build up a unique course track allows me to explore my areas of interest further. Drawing from the resources of Teachers College, Columbia University, and New York City, the ARAD program has much more to offer than its curriculum.
How are your studies helping to advance your career goals?
The program guides me to understand, to think, and to question the management of arts organizations. During class time, we discuss issues ranging from the essence of art to what is currently happening in the art world. The international background of the student body contributes to a diverse perspective in our studies. We also have guest speakers from various organizations, who talk about their professional experience and share best practices with us.
Describe student life as a member of the ARAD community.
The academic life of the program gives me a theoretical foundation in arts administration, and the internship provides me opportunities to put theory into practice. With strong a alumni network, the efforts of the internship coordinator, and the reputation of the program, ARADers can fully exercise their professional interests. Last but not the least, ARAD is a warm family with talented cohorts, and supportive professors and administrative staff.
Nana Yu I Lee
Prior to joining the Arts Administration program, Nana Lee was an Account Executive with Compass Public Relations - an affiliate of Burson-Marsteller. Her experiences in corporate communications and public relations have developed into a wider interest in cross-sector collaboration in the visual arts – dedicated to education, programming, and engagement in art museums and other cultural institutions. Currently, she is exploring social entrepreneurship and social empowerment at Groundswell's flagship Summer Institute Leadership-program (SLI) as communications intern.
What attracted you to the Arts Administration Program at Teachers College, Columbia University?
The Program in Arts Administration at Teachers College, Columbia University distinguishes itself by combining dynamic interdisciplinary approaches to the academic study of this field, providing a novel, birds-eye perspective on the international art world.
How are your studies helping to advance your career goals?
By applying an integrated focus on both performing and visual arts, the program corresponds to contemporary developments across several creative artistic sectors. Through my studies, I have gained an analytical and deeper understanding of the US non-profit art ecology.
Describe student life as a member of the ARAD community.
Student life in the ARAD program provides access to some sizable advantages, namely: engaging with a talented and academically resourceful cohort, which, while being professionally like-minded, are diverse in interests.
Katherine O'Connor
Katherine is interested in the visual arts with a focus on museum education and audience engagement strategies. Previously, she worked in the education department at the J. Paul Getty Museum where she managed programs for family audiences. She recently held an internship at the Whitney Museum of American Art, working on public programs for adult audiences.
What attracted you to the Arts Administration Program at Teachers College, Columbia University?
I was attracted to the program because I was impressed with the curriculum and excited to take advantage of the tremendous resources across Columbia University and in New York City. Another selling point was that the program encompasses both visual and performing arts. My background is in the visual arts and I wanted to broaden my perspective by learning about the world of performing arts as well.
How are your studies helping to advance your career goals?
I was at a point in my career where I loved the path I was going on, but knew there were specific management and business skills that I needed in order to progress to the next level. With its blend of theory and practice, the ARAD program is helping me become a stronger critical thinker and providing me with the skillset I was looking for.
Describe student life as a member of the ARAD community.
I love life as a member of the ARAD community! Because of the cohort experience, ARADers are a close-knit group and develop strong personal and professional relationships. There are also opportunities to get involved with the program on deeper levels and take on leadership roles for special projects, like the management of social media platforms, developing panel sessions, and becoming a student mentor for the incoming class.
Maria del Pilar Riofrio
Pilar graduated with a B.A. in History and Cultural Management from the University of Piura. Prior to entering the Arts Administration program, Pilar was the Coordinator of Museums and Education Programs at the Metropolitan Municipality of Lima in Peru where she coordinated projects such as "The Museum at Night" in Lima. Currently she holds an internship at the UNESCO office in New York where she is exploring international cultural policies. Her interests range from visual arts, museum education and strategic planning in arts organizations, to cultural policy and the role of culture in development.
What attracted you to the Arts Administration Program at Teachers College, Columbia University?
Several aspects of the program were attractive to me. I liked the curriculum and the vision of the program, particularly the integration of both visual and performing arts. Additionally, I was drawn to the fact that we can enroll in courses at the Business and Law Schools. Another huge plus is the great quantity of electives that one can take, which allows me to shape my studies according to my interests. I was also excited by internship opportunities and exploring the arts scene in New York City, while expecting the highest academic experience at Columbia University.
How are your studies helping to advance your career goals?
Enormously. So far it's been a year of intensive learning that has strengthened my previous skills, and developed new ways of approaching about the art world and the role of arts administrators. On one hand, the business courses opened a whole new way of thinking in administrative terms and gave me practical marketing and managing skills. On the other hand, arts related courses took me back to research, helping me to delve deeper into my topics of interest.
Describe student life as a member of the ARAD community.
The graduate life at the ARAD community goes beyond rigorous academics. There are always incentives to get to know each other outside the classrooms – whether it's at happy hours, or more formal events like the Distinguished Speaker series that aim to connect us with what experts are doing in the field. There are also student groups and many things to get involved in on campus, and in the city; but the key is to make the most of it according to your interests. I also enjoy the life inside the classroom because listening to so many different perspectives from such a talented cohort is always an enlightening and inspiring experience.


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CONSUMER ALERT — As spring approaches and the weather starts to improve many of us will be starting home improvement projects. Some of these projects will include outdoor maintenance such as roof repairs, painting, pressure washing, driveway paving and concrete and brick repairs. As we all know, there are people who make their livings preying on others and a lot of these people pass themselves off as legitimate contractors who specialize in the afore mentioned types of work.
Many of these individuals in fact are not legitimate contractors, possess no contractor's licenses and provide sub standard services.
The Livingston Parish Sheriffs Office is asking that our citizens be made aware of these individuals and are encouraged to contact us if they are approached by persons that come to their residences soliciting work.
If in fact you are approached ask the person for some type of identification, contractors license, references and information about the company he or she represents. Also try and obtain any vehicle information possible, such as brand, type, color and license plate information.
If at all possible don't let them inside. They are strangers and let them know that any business they have with you does not require their coming inside your residence.
Often times there are multiple people traveling together. While one person is talking with you the others are checking out your residence, outside sheds etc. as to calculate your valuables.
The elderly are especially at risk as they can at times be easily talked into things and can also be easily intimidated.
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The domed acrylic pressure hull on this $2 million two-seater harks back to the "Nemo" spheres developed by the Navy in the '60s. And despite the old-school air gauges on the aft control panel, the Triton is far from retro. The joystick that controls the pair of 2-kW main thrusters also lets the skipper toggle through a boatload of digital gauges, charts, and sensors—from gyro and magnetic compasses to sonar readings and a Doppler velocity log. All that info is routed to an all-weather Panasonic Toughbook (mounted on the dash). If the laptop crashes at 1,000 feet—"and we assume it will crash," says Patrick Lahey, president of Triton Submarines—the operator switches to backup mechanical instrumentation. Retro? Yes. But it's better than swimming up to the surface.
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The Alert and Response Operations (ARO) team disseminates information about international public health events through the publication of epidemiological alerts, interactive maps and reports available to the public.
Epidemiological Alerts provide information about international public health events confirmed with Member States; as well as recommendations issued by the Pan American Health Organization related to the event in question.
All alerts are archived by disease and by year going back to 2003.
The Alert and Response Operations team uses the WHO developed "Event Management System" to manage information on events in the Region of the Americas. This system makes it possible to disseminate critical event-related information between international public health professionals, including the PAHO Country Offices, specialized centers and other WHO Regional Offices.
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To support event management at the national level, PAHO/WHO in collaboration with the Brazil and Chile Ministries of Health has developed a tool called the "System of Monitoring Events (SIME)."
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Lyons' late kills cap Xavier comeback against Dillard October 23, 2010 NEW ORLEANS — Sierra Lyons scored five of Xavier University of Louisiana's final six points with kills Saturday to complete a 15-25, 19-25, 25-12, 25-22, 15-7 women's volleyball victory over Dillard at The Barn. The Gold Nuggets (8-22 overall, 3-3 Gulf Coast Athletic Conference) defeated the Lady Bleu Devils (16-8, 3-1) for the first time in seven meetings and earned their first victory after trailing by two sets. Lyons, a freshman from Houma, La., and a graduate of Terrebonne High School, finished with 16 kills, her second most of the season. She also served two aces and had seven digs and three blocks. Erin Vincent added 12 kills, 12 digs and five aces for Xavier, which set a school record with its third consecutive victory, and Danielle Jones had a season-best eight kills. Krista Hall and Valencia Wise had 10 kills apiece for Dillard, which lost for the third time in 11 matches. Monica Barros de Alcantara had eight kills, five aces and eight digs. Barros de Alcantara had three aces and two kills during an 11-0 first-set run, and Dillard added six aces in the second set to extend its advantage. But Xavier raced to a 17-6 lead en route to winning the third set, and two Vincent aces and two Lyons kills helped the Nuggets erase a 19-17 fourth-set deficit and send the match to the fifth. Four Dillard attack errors keyed a 7-2 run in the fifth which put Xavier ahead to stay. Wise's kill cut Xavier's lead to 9-6, but Lyons closed with her barrage of kills and scored the Nuggets' final three points. Xavier served one ace in the first two sets but had 11 aces in the final three sets. It was the final GCAC regular-season match for Xavier, which will play home matches against Mobile at 6 p.m. Thursday and Loyola at 7 p.m. on Nov. 8. Dillard has two GCAC matches remaining, including Tougaloo at home at 7 p.m. Tuesday, and will play host to the conference tournament Nov. 12-13.
The Xavier Gold Rush and Gold Nuggets compete in Division I of the NAIA (National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics) as a member of the Gulf Coast Athletic Conference (GCAC). Xavier fields men's teams in basketball, cross country and tennis and women's teams in basketball, cross country, tennis and volleyball.
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The original company, Aberavon Web Design, was founded in October 2008 by Managing Director, Dale Smith. After achieving some success working on projects with local small businesses, the company was 're-branded' on 1st July 2011 to become AfanWebs. The word 'Afan' relates to the River Afan (pronounced 'ah-van') which flows down through the south-westerly valleys of Wales and is synonymous with the town of Port Talbot and the surrounding areas, including Aberavon. As a result of the company name change, we now feel that we are better placed to expand and promote our unique website packages to small businesses and other organisations throughout the UK, whilst still retaining some identity to the area that we operate from.
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Rihanna releases O2 tube trip video
Pop sensation Rihanna has released a video of her tube journey to The O2.
The singer who played ten dates at the North Greenwich venue last month shocked gig goers as she and her considerable entourage opted to take the Jubilee Line.
In the video she said: "I'm going to the show with the audience and they have no idea. I'm going to chill out actually and not make a scene. I always wanted to do this."
The Rude Boy star posed for pictures with fans before being whisked away by car from the station to the venue.
Rihanna will be back at The O2 on December 3 to headline the Jingle Bell Ball.


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Fans of the classic Power Bridge 10 Mid will discover a livelier response with the Volkl Organix 10 Mid. This update retains that classic Volkl blend of feel and precision, but it adds a crisper and more forgiving feel on impact. The result is increased access to power and depth from all areas of the court. Our TW playtesters found the 93 square inch head to glide smoothly through contact, which proved ideal for loading the ball with spin. From the baseline we noted a high degree of confidence when taking big cuts. The added pop, excellent control and useful racquet mass translated very effectively into heavy balls and aggressive targeting. At net the flexible feel is an asset on touch shots, while the combination of speed and stability make it easy to track harder balls and keep them deep. On serves the compact head propels very swiftly through contact. Factor in the lively response and the result is bigger kickers along with slices that have decidedly more action. All in all, this crisp and lively mid is not only a great option for advanced players, but it belongs on the demo list of strong intermediates looking for the undeniable precision and feel that comes with a compact head size.
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Thursday, September 3 2009
Great City, a Great City's Music: The Vancouver International Jazz Festival
Our jazz critic Will Layman spent a full week soaking up the music -- and the city -- offered by what may be North America's finest jazz festival.
Tuesday, December 16 2008
The Best Jazz of 2008
More than ever, the best jazz is coming from small labels, and more than ever the best draws a decent slice from the dynamics of rock and pop music without itself being a commercial venture.
Tuesday, December 2 2008
Kind of Blue Revisited: The 50th Anniversary of the Greatest (Jazz) Album of All Time
A staple of modern music for nearly 50 years, Kind of Blue is near-impossible to hear with fresh ears. But perhaps that is precisely why it needs some re-examining.
Thursday, November 29 2007
Sarah Vaughan: Live at the 1971 Monterey Jazz Festival
This is a fairly bored never-before-released set from a time when jazz had no idea how to exist in the world of rock 'n' roll.
Wednesday, October 24 2007
John Coltrane: Interplay
Coltrane's supportive role as a sideman is highlighted on this five-disc collection of "blowing sessions" recorded for Prestige in the late '50s.
Wednesday, October 11 2006
Geri Allen: Timeless Portraits and Dreams
A fantastic jazz trio gets somewhat stuck in a web of other voices and intentions -- but still plays great.
Tuesday, May 16 2006
Jimmy Cobb: Marsalis Music Honors Jimmy Cobb
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Game of the Week - Thunder Ridge makes successful changes
By CONOR NICHOLL
Thunder Ridge High School football coach Jerry Voorhees, 30-3 in the last three seasons, faced a predicament several weeks ago. Voorhees had senior Garrett Krueger, his only three-year starter, in his second season at quarterback. After a 42-38 Week 4 loss to Beloit/St. John's-Tipton, Voorhees knew the Longhorns had to throw the ball better.
Plus, Voorhees wanted someone who could run the ball better at fullback. In Voorhees' eyes, Thunder Ridge had several players who could run effectively, but couldn't block well. Then, several Longhorns could block well in the backfield, but not run or catch effectively.
"Krueger can do all three," Voorhees said. "He can block, he can run, he can catch the ball, he is smart."
The coaching staff knew junior Dylan Bretton had a good arm and could play quarterback well. After Week 5, Voorhees put Krueger at fullback and Bretton under center. The change led to a 66-14 victory versus Stockton and a 48-0 victory versus Bird City-Cheylin last Friday.
"Garrett is a great runner and very smart and a great leader for us, but we felt like maybe getting Garrett in the backfield and getting Dylan on the field at quarterback might give us our best chance to having the best eight players on the field," Voorhees said.
This week, Voorhees faces three other decisions at right guard, linebacker and safety entering Friday's virtual playoff game at Almena-Northern Valley in Eight-Man Division II, District 5.
"It has helped them quite a bit offensively," Northern Valley coach Chuck Fessenden said. "I think they are a little bit more diversified. They are able to throw the ball a little bit better. The Bretton kid is a better thrower than Krueger was. Then, they have been able to put Krueger at a receiver. He is a better receiver than the kids they had that were catching the ball for them."
Thunder Ridge is 6-1, 2-1 district, and Northern Valley stands at 4-3, 2-1. The St. John's loss marked the first district defeat since Week 7 of the 2009 season for the Longhorns. A loss Friday ends Thunder Ridge's year; the Longhorns have a bye next week.
Sophomore Jordan Gering, a 6-foot-1, 240-pound starting guard, suffered a concussion this week and is out Friday. As of Tuesday afternoon, Voorhees was uncertain whether junior Vincent Jones or junior Zach Wallgren, also the starting nose guard, would start at guard.
Last week, junior Nolan Billings was out and senior Derek Reed, normally at safety, moved to linebacker and played well. Billings will return and Voorhees could keep Reed at linebacker or move him back to safety. At safety, senior Derick Coomes will start, but junior Trent Rietzke could play safety if Reed stays at linebacker.
Krueger has started at weakside linebacker for the last three seasons. Junior Larame Boyle has played middle backer the last two years. While Voorhees wants Boyle to play lower, the junior had 11 tackles, a tackle for loss and a fumble recovered last Friday. He and Krueger lead the team in tackles.
Offensively, Thunder Ridge's usual power running game features Rietzke and an experienced line that includes junior center Logan Miller, senior left guard Benton Hrabe and senior Dalton Minor and Reed at the ends. Rietzke has rushed for 1,153 yards and 21 TDs, including 12 carries for 196 yards and three TDs last Friday. Thunder Ridge has had a 1,000-yard rusher all six seasons of the program's existence.
"Trent is a tough kid, he is smart," Voorhees said. "He is one of my favorite kids that I have ever coached. He is a hard worker. He does a nice job for us.
"He doesn't have the outright speed that we've had in the past," he added. "He has got decent speed, but he is so quick, and he sees the hole well. He just gets better and better. Obviously, we keep feeding him the football."
On Friday, Krueger collected five rushes for 94 yards and two scores and hauled in two passes for 24 yards and another TD.
Plus, he returned a fumble 15 yards for the game's first score. Bretton completed 2 of 5 passes for 24 yards and rushed four times for 26 yards. Thunder Ridge ranks No. 3 in scoring offense at 364 points.
"In the style of offense that we run, if you can't make that fullback go, this offense doesn't work that good," Voorhees said. "You've got to have a fullback in this offense."


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Experience Hawaii at it's fullest by staying at this charming 1926 bungalow located between two of the most beautiful beaches in the world. Lanikai and Kailua beaches are just 200 yards away. Kayak, Bicycle, Surfboard, Paddle board and Snorkel Rentals are within walking distance. A short bike ride, walk or drive will take you to Kailua Town Center (about 1.5 miles away) with many great local restaurants, coffee houses and grocery stores such as Whole Foods.
This Oceanfront house is 1500 Sf, 3 bedrooms, 2 full bathrooms, fully equipped kitchen, nice open living and dining area and of course the view that will take your breath away! The master bedroom has a queen bed and it's own bathroom. The other two bedrooms are across the living area. Each has 2 single beds, that can be pushed together if needed. The living room has a queen size sofa bed and L-shaped sofa that can easily sleep 2 people as well.
The back yard has a table with 4 chairs, 2 sun chairs and a charcoal grill so you can kick back and relax with your friends and family after a long day at the beach.
There is a nice size front yard surrounded by a fence allowing kids to run off their energy and stay safe.
This charming bungalow offers Great Privacy making it ideal for a romantic getaway or honeymoon. It's also great for Familes or a group of Friends.
There are many wonderful things about this house and the area it's in, so give us call and come experience it for yourself. Aloha!!
Hi Mike,
Our stay was great, thank you for the hospitality. You have a really beautiful home. Our family had a really nice time, just wish we had a couple more sunny days. We will write a positive review for you soon, so other people can enjoy such an amazing property.
Thanks again soooo much!
We are located 200 yards from Lanikai beach as well 200 yards in the opposite direction of Kailua beach.
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It's easy to arrive from the highway. It's a very good accommodation if you want to take a boat for continental Italy or for the Aeolian Islands. The crew can organize a transfer to the port, the railway station or the airport of Palermo.
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Nice staff but very poor location. 30 minute walk from Oia. No views at all. You have to walk on a very scary narrow busy road to Oia. No walkable beach at all. Otherwise not bad. Staff are very friendly and helpful. Be prepared for no parking.
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Don Stash, owner of Stash Construction, Inc., began his building career as a remodeler.
"A good friend of mine worked for a fire restoration company in Hammond. He suggested I apply for a job with the same company. I was hired and started out doing aluminum siding, soffits, fascias, gutters and that type of thing."
"In the beginning, I wrote all my estimates by hand, listing the exact amount of materials needed for a job and the amount of time needed to do it. The adjusters were impressed because the estimates were prepared exactly the way they wanted them and they were able to negotiate with me. They were also impressed by our work.
"We provide 24-hour emergency fire, water, break-in and weather services, as well as standard restoration work," Don explained. "People are often told to get two to three estimates. However, they have the right to have whoever they want repair their home. What they need to do is check out their contractor, make sure he is responsible, pays his bills, and is easy to deal with. Just like they would if they were buying a house. Then, let the contractor write his estimate and negotiate with the insurance company. "For insurance purposes, I have to write the estimate to put the house back exactly like it was. If the customer decides they don't want paneling on a wall any longer, I also write them a credit on the work I won't have to do on a change order so they know exactly where they are."
Many of Don's employees have had training on how to deal with special situations. For example, one man has training on how to deal with raw sewage damage and the use of disinfectants for bacteria or other contaminants. Another has training on how to deal with fire and smoke contaminants. Stash Construction recently began building and selling modular homes from several manufacturers. "The modular home business goes hand-in-hand with our remodeling work." Don continued. "When the house came in, I really looked it over. There weren't any tires or wheels. It had a floor joist system, was completely drywalled, had carpeting and the plumbing was stubbed down. I couldn't tell it hadn't been built right there on site!" "I was very impressed with the quality and was amazed it could be strapped and picked up by a crane and shifted around without falling apart.
From my building experience, I knew that if you tried to grab a conventional house off a foundation like that, it would crumble just from the force on the straps." "Since then, I've learned Heckaman Homes were originally home builders. In 1969, they simply began building their homes inside--they were never mobile home builders."
Don told Builder/Architect that Heckaman homes have all 2 x 6 walls, 16 inches on center. The walls are glued and fastened like a floor joist system. The frames are built, electric lines are installed, and a visqueen vapor barrier goes over that before the drywall is installed. Exterior receptacles and holes are caulked and sealed to prevent air infiltration, and all voids are packed with insulation. Then the sheathing is glued on and fastened before the siding is put on. The second floor is all a joist-truss system with the webbing, so ductwork goes off the webbing.
"You can't build homes of that quality in the field! People always compare a modular home to a stick-built house, and they should be doing just the opposite. Look at it this way. If there was an earthquake, which house would be more likely to sustain damage? The house that rolls down the highway at 60 miles an hour and goes over bumps and shakes, rocks and rolls? Or, the one that is built on site and is fragile because it may or may not have exterior sheathing and may or may not have metal straps on it?" "What people give up in a modular is the flexibility to make a lot of changes. We can do some interior customizing," Don added. "For example, if you want hardwood and ceramic floors, we'll order the house without the flooring. I'll put in hardwood and ceramic, but you'll pay the same amount you'd pay for a site-built home."
Don values his long-term relationships with subcontractors. "I've been working with my electrical contractor, my heating man and my plumber since the day I went into business. We use other subs as well, because with the volume of work we do, they couldn't keep up with every job." Stash Construction is licensed in Lake County, Porter County, Michigan City, and also in the South Suburbs in Chicago. "When it comes to commercial projects, we are a union shop and use union subcontractors." Stash Construction's community involvement includes sponsorship of Little League, Babe Ruth and T-ball, soccer, and girls' softball teams. The firm also supports high school projects, donates to food pantries and much more. Active with Christmas in April, Don serves on the Board of Directors in Gary, and will sponsor a house next year.
Don joined the BIA of Northwest Indiana when he went into business 12 years ago. As President in 1996, he stated, "I give the BIA credit for the survival of my company because of the certification programs and seminars available to members. I have earned the GBI, CGR and Master Builder certifications. My company runs on the business management ideas of the NAHB and GBI. I truly believe that what we pay in dues is a small amount for what we actually get for our money." When thinking about the future, Don stated, "I really like modular homes. In the next five years, I see this company selling 20 or more homes a year. We also plan to develop more subdivisions like Westfield Estates, which exclusively features modular homes.


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How's that for a late night debut?
Watch: Dave Grohl and Pat Smear accompany Kristeen Young for performance on Late Late Show
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Foo Fighters' New Album: Photos from the Recording Sessions
Follow Dave Grohl and Co. as they record the follow-up to Wasting Light.
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Nirvana played a surprise show in Brooklyn, here's the 16-song setlist
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Stream: The Birds of Satan's debut album, featuring Dave Grohl
Foo Fighters' Taylor Hawkins launches "old school rock" side-project.
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Just a photo of Foo Fighters' blood-splattered guitar
No pain, no gain.
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Ten One-Song Reunions We Wish to See
That Electronic one-off on Sunday got us dreaming.
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Stream: Dave Grohl and Friends – Sound City: Real To Reel
The much-hyped soundtrack feat. Trent Reznor, Josh Homme & Paul McCartney.
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Dave Grohl's Sound City album features Trent Reznor, Josh Homme, and more
Paul McCartney, Krist Novoselic, Pat Smear, and Corey Taylor, too.
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Cluster 1 News Update:The Big Four of Thrash, Tyler The Creator, The Flaming Lips & More
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The Soyuz TMA-17 spacecraft lands with Expedition 23 Commander Oleg Kotov and Flight Engineers T.J. Creamer and Soichi Noguchi near the town of Zhezkazgan, Kazakhstan, on June 2, 2010. NASA astronaut Creamer, Russian cosmonaut Kotov and Japanese astronaut Noguchi are returning from six months on the International Space Station, where they served as members of the crews of Expedition 22 and 23.
U.S. astronaut Timothy Creamer looks out of the landing unit minutes after landing near the near the town of Zhezkazgan, Kazakhstan, on June 2, 2010. The Soyuz capsule, which carried three astronauts, safely returned to Earth after a half-year stint on the International Space Station.
The Soyuz TMA-18 spacecraft is rolled out by train to the launch pad at the Baikonur Cosmodrome on March 31, 2010, in Baikonur, Kazakhstan. The launch of the Soyuz spacecraft with Expedition 23 Soyuz Commander Alexander Skvortsov of Russia, Flight Engineer Mikhail Kornienko of Russia, and NASA Flight Engineer Tracy Caldwell Dyson is scheduled for April 2, 2010.
The Russian Soyuz TMA-18 spacecraft is installed on its launch pad at the Baikonur Cosmodrome on March 31, 2010. The crew, consisting of U.S. astronaut Tracy Caldwell Dyson, Russian cosmonaut Alexander Skvortsov and Russian cosmonaut Mikhail Kornienko, are due to blast off to the International Space Station from Baikonur Cosmodrome onboard the Soyuz spacecraft on April 2, 2010.
In the Astrotech payload processing facility at Port Canaveral, Fla., the Russian-built Mini-Research Module-1, or MRM-1, gets a thorough inspection, inside and out, by workers dressed in clean-room attire, known as bunny suits, before its hatch is closed for flight. The six-member crew of space shuttle Atlantis' STS-132 mission will deliver an Integrated Cargo Carrier and the MRM-1 to the International Space Station. The second in a series of new pressurized components for Russia, the MRM will be permanently attached to the bottom port of the Zarya module. The MRM also will carry U.S. pressurized cargo. STS-132 is the 34th mission to the station and the 132nd space shuttle mission. Launch is planned for May 14, 2010.
At NASA's Kennedy Space Center in Florida, the payload canister containing multipurpose logistics module Leonardo is nestled in the payload change-out room at Launch Pad 39A. Located on the pad's rotating service structure, the room is an enclosed, environmentally controlled area that supports payload delivery and servicing and attaches to the shuttle's cargo bay for vertical payload installation. The contents of the canister, including Leonardo, were set to be transferred into space shuttle Discovery's cargo bay on March 24, 2010. The seven-member STS-131 crew will deliver Leonardo, filled with resupply stowage platforms and racks, to the International Space Station. STS-131 will be the 33rd shuttle mission to the station and the 131st shuttle mission overall. Launch is targeted for April 5, 2010.
Jelena Jankovic of Serbia returns a shot to Yaroslava Shvedova of Kazakhstan during the Kremlin Cup tennis tournament in Moscow. Jankovic, the defending champion, beat Shvedova 6-4, 5-7, 6-1.
A Russian Soyuz space capsule descends near Arkalyk, in north-central Kazakhstan, early Friday, Oct. 24, 2008.
The capsule carrying a Russian-American crew, space tourist Richard Garriott, Sergei Volkov and Oleg Kononenko, touched down on target in Kazakhstan on Friday after a descent from the international space station, safely delivering the first two men to follow their fathers into space.


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Padre Pio - Miracle Man
Novena to the Sacred Heart of Jesus
Behold I knock, I seek and ask for the grace of…
(Mention your Intention Here)
Our Father…
Hail Mary…
Glory Be to the Father…
Sacred Heart of Jesus, I place all my trust in you.
O my Jesus, you have said: "Truly I say to you, if you ask anything of the Father in my name, he will give it to you." Behold, in your name, I ask the Father for the grace of…
(Mention your Intention Here)
Our Father…
Hail Mary…
Glory Be to the Father…
Sacred Heart of Jesus, I place all my trust in you.
O my Jesus, you have said: "Truly I say to you, heaven and earth will pass away but my words will not pass away." Encouraged by your infallible words I now ask for the grace of…
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Our Father…
Hail Mary…
Glory Be to the Father…
Sacred Heart of Jesus, I place all my trust in you.
O Sacred Heart of Jesus, for whom it is impossible not to have compassion on the afflicted, have pity on us miserable sinners and grant us the grace which we ask of you, through the Sorrowful and Immaculate Heart of Mary, your tender Mother and ours.
Hail, holy Queen, Mother of mercy, our life, our sweetness and our hope.
To thee do we cry, poor banished children of Eve: to thee do we send up our sighs, mourning and weeping in this vale of tears.
Turn then, most gracious advocate, thine eyes of mercy toward us, and after this our exile, show unto us the blessed fruit of thy womb, Jesus, O clement, O loving, O sweet Virgin Mary!
Pray for us O holy Mother of God, that we may be made worthy of the promises of Christ.
St. Joseph, foster father of Jesus, pray for us.
– St. Margaret Mary Alacoque
Lent reflection
Padre Pio receives ashes at the beginning of Lent
It is of capital importance that you emphasize what is the basis for holiness and the foundation of goodness. I mean to talk about the virtue of which Jesus presents himself explicitly as the model: humility (cf. Mt 11,29). Inner humility; more inner than outward. Recognize who you truly are: a nothing, something quite miserable, weak, full of defects, capable of turning good into bad, to let go the good for the bad, to attribute to yourself the good, and to justify yourself in doing bad, and for love of evil, to despise the One who is the Supreme Good.
Never go to bed before having first examined your conscience to consider how you spent your day. Turn all your thoughts towards the Lord and consecrate your person to him as well as all the Christians. Then offer to his glory the sleep you will get, without ever forgetting your guardian angel, who is always at your side.
Saint Padre Pio
Morning Prayer
I adore you, my God, and I love you with all my heart. Thank you for having created me, made me a Christian and kept me this night. I offer you my actions of this day: Grant that they all may be according to your holy will and for your greater glory. Keep me from sin and all evil. May your grace be always with me and with all my dear ones.
"In the end, the gamble of our life is all in this Child"
On Christmas night celebration, at the end of the Holy Mass, Padre Pio used to carry a little Baby Jesus statue, and put it in the Nativity scene.
This celestial child, all meekness and sweetness, wishes to impress in our hearts by his example these sublime virtues, so that from a world that is torn and devastated an era of peace and love may spring forth. Even from the moment of his birth he reveals to us our mission, which is to scorn that which the world loves and seeks.
Saint Padre Pio
"Our present life is given only to gain the eternal one"
Our present life is given only to gain the eternal one and if we don't think about it, we build our affections on what belongs to this world, where our life is transitory. When we have to leave it we are afraid and become agitated. Believe me, to live happily in this pilgrimage; we have to aim at the hope of arriving at our Homeland, where we will stay eternally. Meanwhile we have to believe firmly that God calls us to Himself and follows us along the path towards Him. He will never permit anything to happen to us that is not for our greater good. He knows who we are and He will hold out His paternal hand to us during difficulties, so that nothing prevents us from running to Him swiftly. But to enjoy this grace we must have complete trust in Him.
Saint Padre Pio
St. Ignatius of Antioch on the Eucharist
"I no longer take pleasure in perishable food or in the delights of this world. I want only God's bread, which is the Flesh of Jesus Christ, formed of the seed of David, and for drink I crave His Blood which is love that cannot perish."
"Be careful, therefore, to take part only in the one Eucharist; for there is only one Flesh of our Lord Jesus Christ and one cup to unite us with His Blood."
"I am God's wheat and shall be ground by their teeth so that I may become Christ's pure bread."
St Ignatius of Antioch
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Young & Free Exhibition, San Francisco
Australia, it seems, is a hotbed of street art. But if a trip down under is looking unlikely anytime soon, you can check out the U.S.A.'s biggest exhibit of Aussie urban art at San Francisco gallery 941 Geary. The Young & Free show brings together a diverse group of mixed media artists, wheat-pasters, and spray-painters.
Running through October 22, the exhibit includes mixed media pieces by Reka, haunting aerosol portraits by Ha-Ha, and gold-leaf skulls by Vexta. Those who wish to take one home, be forewarned: Taggers' work commands a high price these days--possibly as much as a plane ticket to Melbourne.
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Whether planning a small private gathering or a large charity event, party hosts are responsible for making sure the event is not only fun, but safe. The best way to do this is through careful planning. If you are serving alcoholic beverages at your party, here are some tips to keep your guests safe: Top 10 Ways to Serve Responsibly
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Three Colorado startups win $50,000 in [i4c] funding
Posted By Andy Vuong On July 16, 2012 @ 5:48 pm In Tech+,Technology | 1 Comment
Organizers of [i4c] [3], a startup competition held Friday in Denver that was billed as a "Shark Tank"-like event, said today that three of the 10 finalists have been selected to receive $50,000 in equity financing.
Companies participating in the event were required to have a business model that addresses social and/or environmental challenges. The winners were selected at Friday's event and organizers issued a press release with details today.
Here are the winning startups along with descriptions of their business models from [i4c] organizers:
–Denver-based Dabble [4] – A community marketplace for affordable, in-person classes, ranging from beginner Spanish to cupcake decorating, taught by passionate experts and local business owners. (I'm hating the .co URL. Dabble.com [5] has been suspended… perhaps they should try to buy that domain.)
–Boulder-based Pangea Organics [6] – Quality, certified organic and eco-centric skin and body care products recognized for excellence in performance and truth/integrity in formulation.
–Boulder-based Simple Energy [7] – Uses social game theory and web based applications to alter consumer behavior. Consumers and utilities benefit through engaging web based applications that are proving to be more effective than other conventional campaigns. (Mark Jaffe wrote a story about the company [8] last year. I also highlighted Simple Energy [9] as a standout from last year's TechStars class. I'm surprised they allowed a TechStars graduate that had already secured funding to participate in the event).
In addition to the $50,000 in financing, each company is entitled to a one-yeawr membership at the first Galvanize [10] Community called G1.0, a 30,000 square-foot co-working community that will open in October in the Golden Triangle neighborhood of Denver.
Galvanize says it is building "a community of breakout companies in Denver by bringing together the right elements to create an innovation ecosystem: mentorship, seed financing and collaborative space." The community will be composed of early-stage companies, independent small businesses and other organizations. It is part of Denver's efforts to bolster its profile among the tech and startup community [11].
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Take it from us, everyone loves their gummy bears and gummy rings. And they have a lot more products people love too. Green army men and butterflies are also tops and don't forget the worms. Wholesale Albanese candy is available in all types. It's all fresh and delivered fast to your door.


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Americans have made complete disorder in the Middle East with all those revolutions. My younger daughter just back from package tour to Egypt is scared and irritant. Following Mubarak dethroning there transitional Muslim power started real hunting on local Christians (FYI there's the biggest regional community of Christians in Egypt). They are beaten up in the streets and humiliated by Muslims just in broad daylight, my daughter says. And here in Europe we are staying unaware of that! How come?
Generally, I'm highly suspicious that recent death of Coptic Pope Shenouda III was not due to some natural cause actually. They could kill him just! Look, first there are calls voiced in SA to sort it out with the Christians and their leaders and to demolish sacred Christian sites. Mind Saudi Arabia is the oldest and the closest American ally in the region! Then Shenouda died, his death followed by oppressions of the Coptic Christians in Egypt and squeezing of Christians out from Sudan! What's next?
Sure thing, we won't go to Egypt anymore. We are a Christian family and we can't feel there safe. Actually, the world has changed lately so drastically that we can't be safe even in our European house. I bet you Muslims will make it hot for Christians in Europe too .....unless we stop them some way.


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