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Youth Album for Piano composed by Manfred Schmitz. For Piano. Flex bound, Solos. AMA Verlag. Children. Beginning-Intermediate. Book. 216 pages. Published by AMA Verlag (MB.610234).
ISBN 9783932587412. Children. 9 x 12 inches.
This collection of original pieces for beginning to intermediate students continues the tradition of well-known and similarly titled collections by Schumann, Khachaturian and other composers, except that this album concentrates solely on jazz, rock, pop, blues, boogie woogie, ragtime and easy listening pieces which reflect the popular music styles of today. In this book, the stylistically unique melodic turns, chord progressions and rhythmic anomalies of each style are taught in a fun way starting with easiest pieces. The pieces are ordered according to difficulty from easy to quite challenging, thus allowing students at a variety of levels to explore the variety of style encountered in everyday music.


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Bob Odenkirk, David Cross Joke About 'Breaking Bad' Ending (Video)
Appearing on Wednesday's "The Daily Show," the man who plays Saul Goodman reveals his reaction to the show's final script, while his "Arrested Development" pal almost spoils the series finale.
Wanna know how Breaking Bad will end? Can't call Saul.
Not even Bob Odenkirk, who plays Walter White's unscrupulous lawyer, Saul Goodman, on the AMC hit, knows how the series will end.
PHOTOS: 'Breaking Bad's' 20 Most Shocking Deaths
Appearing on Wednesday's The Daily Show, Odenkirk said he didn't even read Breaking Bad's final script.
"I'm a fan of the show, too," he explained. "They sent me the script, and I go, 'I'm not reading this. Don't give this to me.' "
Odenkirk also said he didn't want to have to be able to keep the ending a secret from the legions of rabid fans desperate to know how the beloved series wraps up.
"I don't want to carry that around with me," he said. "The burden of looking into all the hungry eyes and not being able to feed them."
PHOTOS: Cooking Up Season 5 Of 'Breaking Bad' On Set With Bryan Cranston and Vince Gilligan
Before Odenkirk revealed that he'd abstained from learning about the show's ending, longtime pal David Cross, who joined him on the show to promote their new book, joked that he did know what happens.
"I cannot believe ..." he began, as the audience groaned. Luckily for the crowd, Cross then collapsed into a fit of giggles.
The Arrested Development star, who worked with Odenkirk on HBO's Mr. Show, said he got into Breaking Bad late, via binge-watching, as many people did, and "freaked out over how good it is. It's arguably the best show ever on television."
The duo reminisced about their days on Mr. Show and talked about their new book, Hollywood Said No!: Orphaned Film Scripts, Bastard Scenes, and Abandoned Darlings From the Creators of Mr. Show, containing two film scripts they wrote that studios rejected.
The series finale of Breaking Bad airs Sept. 29.
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VANCOUVER — Inappropriate relationships with students, including camping with five female students without telling their parents, resulted in a 30-day suspension for a Nanaimo teacher.
In an agreed statement of facts, Matthew Lettington, who teaches at Wellington Secondary, admitted he went to movies with students, had them over to his house and made inappropriate comments through social media, including saying "thanks babe" to one student on Facebook.
Lettington's suspension started Tuesday, the same day many students across B.C. headed back to school.
The former commissioner for teacher regulation Elena Miller oversaw the resolution agreement with Lettington that concluded this August. Miller temporarily filled the commissioner post currently held by Bruce Preston.
The agreement describes misconduct by Lettington between 2006 and 2008, including the camping trip he took with the students in July 2007, before the young women began their Grade 12 year.
"Although Lettington had his own tent for sleeping, he did not first obtain the consent of the parents nor did he inform the school administration prior to the camping trip," Miller said in the agreement.-
"When one of the student's mother and sister arrived unexpectedly at the campsite ... Lettington did not take steps the clarify the situation."
Miller said Lettington also failed to inform the school or district that he had been directed by a parent of one of those five students not to have contact with the daughter.
Lettington was teaching visual arts at the time, and supervised an extracurricular photography club.
Miller also detailed "numerous inappropriate postings" by Lettington on his Facebook page and on wall posts by students.
In May 2008, for example, Lettington said his favourite part of a drawing posted on a student's wall was an unnamed person "massaging her groin."
Later that month, Lettington wrote "thighs the limit" in response to a student who posted a picture of herself pulling on pants, which were below her thighs.
Miller said Lettington also made a Grade 11 student uncomfortable because of what he wrote in her yearbook.
The Nanaimo-Ladysmith School District suspended Lettington for 20 days in 2009, after which he completed a six-hour workshop on professional boundaries.
Miller said the counsellor of the workshop reported Lettington was surprised his behaviour came across as "grooming," or sexually related.
But the counsellor said Lettington eventually understood why his actions were inappropriate, and agreed to "follow all procedures and guidelines and avoid making decisions without input from his administrator and other school personnel."
Consequently, commissioner Miller proposed a consent resolution agreement, which concluded a few weeks ago.
Lettington wouldn't comment when reached by phone, but he admitted to misconduct in the document and said he would not make any statement which "contradicts, disputes or calls into question" the agreement.
The district's director of communications, Donna Reimer, said Lettington still teaches at Wellington Secondary, but could not confirm which classes. Reimer said the agreement should resolve the issue, and no further steps are being taken against Lettington.
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I guess the RIAA were thinking it takes one to know one.
I must have missed this one. The RIAA really requested monetary sanctions for a piracy defense lawyer who blogged about disliking the RIAA?
Holy shit, recording industry, this is getting out of control. You're supposed to be evil but it's supposed to be Disney evil or James Bond villain evil. This is closer to frothing tyrannical dictator evil.
"I'm gratified that the motion was denied. It was based on gross misstatements of fact. I would have preferred for the judge's language to be stronger. But the result is the same," Beckerman said during a brief telephone interview.
I see. So in layman's terms, "gross misstatements of fact" means - "Liar, liar, pants on fire!"
Ya, way to cheapen extortion! Whenever I hear about this stuff, I always think about these guys as mafia, selling "protection"...
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TravelPod Member ReviewsSofitel Xian On Renmin Square Xi'an
Just arrived. Favourable first impressions.
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Fabulous place to stay. Sofitel have two buildings, the East and West wings connected by a long underground corridor. The West wing is where we stayed. The rooms are very comfortable. The East wings is where we went for a Brazilian Barbecue and for breakfast. Both were very tasty. This is a former government site and other buildings on the site provide architectural interest. The gardens are superb!
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Awesome food, free wifi, and super helpful staff make this hotel one of my favourite that I've been to.
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Soffitel on Renmin is a beautiful luxurious hotel. well done Ben on choosing here.
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The room was beautiful, very comfortable bed. We were upgraded to a junior suite with a nice view. We had the buffet dinner - expensive but very worth it for the diversity and quality of the dishes. We had the most eager and helpful bellboy give us suggestions of where to walk.
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The concierge service at the Sofitel was amazing and made our visit in Xi'an so much more pleasant!
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I adore this hotel. First impressions were of a very elegant and friendly hotel,
There are flower arrangements everywhere and a lovely perfume wafts across the foyer,
Great choice of food in the restaurants within the hotel.
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excellent hotel - great facilities for the family - our kids love the pool!
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Historical Traveler Reviews Sofitel Xian On Renmin Square Xi'an
Loved it
I really cannot recommend this hotel highly enough. We had a thoroughly enjoyable stay in this hotel and were very impressed with the high level of customer service we were given during our stay. Having booked three rooms, two were upgraded to suites on the club floor and one a deluxe. All three rooms had stunning bathrooms, a sitting area, ample storage for a short stay, and the most comfortable beds (a novelty in China).
Check-in was faultless, we were greeted by name, and the private car and driver we had requested was arranged efficiently. It was my father in laws birthday during our stay, a fact that was noted by the staff without prompting (his date of birth is in his passport) and lead to the delivery of a beautiful birthday cake to his room on the day itself.
All in all it we were blown away with the fabulous contemporary rooms (we are not prudish enough to be bothered by an opaque glass wall separating bathroom from sleeping area) but it was the attention to detail of the staff regarding customer service that really lifted this hotel head and shoulders above the rest.
We would definately consider stopping again, just need to find another excuse to go to Xi'an!
An Unexpected Delight
This hotel has received some mixed reviews, focusing on two issues: language skills of staff and excessive use of glass walls in bathrooms.
In both cases, I disagree and give this hotel highest possible marks. My room was gorgeous. All the details were executed beautifully. The amenities kit in the bathroom was double-deluxe. I absolutely loved the overhead rain showerhead. The glass walls were not a problem for me. Privacy was not an issue as you could shut doors and get privacy, not like you were using an upright coffin mind you -- but it was just fine.
The staff was flawless. English skills were not as high as Beijing or Shanghai but I still think it is awesome the degree to which people either speak English or work hard to make a connection. I think if you want Iowa, it is best to not fly to China.
We had dinner at Casablanca -- Morroccan, Halal, Chinese flavors and it was superb. Excellent food preparation and service. No flaws in any way.
Xi'an is beautiful.
Beautiful hotel, but it doesn't work
The Sofitel looks gorgeous, but just does not wok as a a tranquil resting spot. First of all - the bathrooms; they have glass walls! Everyone is entitled to a bit of privacy - 'nough said on the subject. The very stylish raised sink takes up so much space that there is little room for one's own toiletries. And if you miss the edge of the counter, they will forever rest in the two inch space between the back of the vanity and the glass wall.
It is impossible to stow one's belongings in the room - just two hangars in the large walkin closet and very minimal drawer space in a room large enough to qualify as a suite. Whatever were they thinking?
Fabulous hotel
The only thing which wan't excellent about this hotel was the shower...it was a little feeble, but the temperature was constant. Everything else was great. Great staff, great room and furnishings, great service. We would stay there again.
Very Good choice in Xian
Just back from 3 nights in Xian and stayed at the new Sofitel Hotel. Overall, excellent stay, however we did stay in an executive suite and had free lounge access. Rooms were very modern and more of a design hotel than typical business hotel. Our suite seemed a bit small however, although was perfectly adequate. A regular room is probably tiny based on the size of our bedroom. Service was beyond excellent, although we were one of the few people actually in the hotel given the low tourist season. Room service and the two restaurants we tried were very good (Cantonese and Japanese). Layout of hotel is a bit strange (two buildings connected by a long tunnel). Given reviews of the Xian Hyatt and Shangri-la being dated, the Sofitel was likely the much better choice. Would definitely stay here again if back in Xian.
Definately not a 5 star hotel
Stayed here with my wife 2/28-3/2/06.
The good. New (1 year old). Very modern. Clean.
Now the bad. This is probably one of the most poorly designed hotels I have ever stayed in. The first room we were in was really too small for two people. There were no drawers for clothes. There was no closet! There was a 1 inch raised saddle going into the bathroom that we kept tripping on. The towel rack on the sink had sharp edges that I cut myself on. There was a glass wall between the shower and the bedroom so that when I took a shower in the morning I disturbed my wife. There was no convenient electric socket for the coffee pot. When you flush the toilet you have to hold the handle until the flush has completed. (The list is longer than I have time to write.....). Finally the manager moved us to a mini suite, which was larger, but still had design problems. For example there was a glass wall between the bathroom and the bedroom....no privacy. The light switches were impossible to figure out. Called for coffee, it never came. Most of the staff could not be understood when they spoke English, and did not understand us when we asked a question.
Sorry to have to pan this hotel, but they really have a long way to go. This compared to outstanding reviews I gave to the Peninsula Palace in Beijing and the Shangri La in Shanghai
Refuge from the cold & pollution
this is almost a 5 star hotel, the good parts:
1) everything is still new and nicely decorated
2) spacious rooms & bathroom
3) friendly, accomodative and helpful staff
4) a refuge vs. the zoo in town
5) good food, tried Azur, Casablanca & Koi, best out of the 3 that I tried was Casablanca, not just Moroccan food but basically muslim food from dif parts of the world including China
6) reasonable rates (1/2 the price of what I paid for St. Regis in Beijing but a better overall experience)
7) internet access
8) variety of restaurants
the bad parts
1) showed up late & had zero bell boy service
2) despite location within the city walls, not as centrally located as other hotels
3) could be cleaner, found hair in the bathtub, air quality in the hotel was so so, the spa was also not clean
but I agree with the other reviews that this is probably the best place in town
Amazing Hotel!! The best I've stayed in China.
Well -- as a user of tripadvisor, this is my first review, but I HAD to post one for the Sofitel in Xi'an. It is truly outstanding. I've stayed at other Sofitels before, and while they are generally good, this is by far the best one I've stayed in ever.
Apparently they recently redid the hotel within the past few months, and it is fabulous. In particular, the SPA is amazing. Excellent workout utiliies. Excellent food (breakfast was amazing) and service. The rooms are amazing. I would stay there a month if I could!
Note that this is my first time to Xi'an, but my stay was very nice.
OK- but not quite there yet
We stayed at this hotel second week in Oct and found it to be nice - not great, certainly not 5-star, but nice. We got the feeling that they are just starting up and there is still a lot of work to be done, but overall it is a good hotel.
The breakfast buffet is pretty good although realize you are in CHINA, and therefore the western food isn't that great, but they have some really nice traditional food. I'm not sure about the other review on cofee - since it came right away (by the way - it's certainly not a "novel" beverage in china).
The only negative comments really were that the lighting system is kinda wierd since you have to figure out the right combination of switches to get the right lights on which we though kinda wierd, and the shower doors don't shut all the way so you may get water all over if not careful (we had two rooms and both had these problems).
As I said, i think it's a nice hotel, but maybe we were expecting way too much since everyone was telling us it was the new hot thing. Service is great however, we had some problems with our trip and they did a lot to help us and really went out of their way - they will do whatever they can if you have a problem.
Great hotel
This is a new 5-star hotel on Renmin Square, which used to be the provincial CCP offices.
The lobby is not as high ceilinged and imposing as others, but is certainly very pleasant and comfortable. The hallways, rooms and bathrooms are quite luxurious.
Room doors are paired, and in recessed entries from the hallways.
Furnishings are richly burnished dark hardwoods, bedding is cotton duvet and down quilt.
Rooms contain air conditioning, minifrige, safe, spacious partitioned closets, bedside lighting control console, broadband internet access (RJ 45 jack). No ironing board or iron. Laundry service is expensive (e.g. equivalent of 15 USD for a shirt). Plenty of wall sockets, but no nearby convenience stores; probably easier to by a converter at Radio Shack for about $25 before departure.
Bathrooms are equally luxurious: western style commode, full tub and adjacent shower behind floor-to-ceiling glass partition.
Breakfast buffet offers western, chinese and japanese choices and omelette bar and was excellent. We did not try lunch or dinner as we ate in town.
Swimming pool was closed for repairs during our stay.
Staff is dignified, efficient and courteous. Exception is that serving of cofee at breakfast is sluggish, but this seems to be true everywhere we went in China. Wait staff seem to be trying to learn how to deal with this novel beverage.
This hotel is not centrally located, and is about 15-20 RMB/yuan cab fare each way from the Bell Tower area and the high class shopping district.
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The Terracotta Army
After lunch we boarded the bus again to visit the Terracotta Warriors. After walking through the entrance gates and security screening, we lined up to board electric vehicles like large golf buggies to be driven to the halls covering the excavations. Apparently the vehicles (buses) are not allowed to be too close.
We had been really …
Xi'an - City Wall & Terracotta Warriors Factory
Today was to be another big one! We started with a large buffet breakfast before boarding the bus for a short drive to the Xi'an city wall. The city centre of Xi'an is surrounded by a wall that was first built in the Tang Dynasty (618 - 907) and extended during the Ming Dynasty (1368 - 1644). The wall is 12 m tall and 12 to 14 m wide at the top; it …
Home of the Terracotta Army
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City wall, Terracotta Army, dumplings/performance
It has been a full on day and we have seen so much.
The day started after a tasty pancake breakfast with a trip to the City Wall. This is a fabulous structure and is intact - over thirteen kilometers surrounding the original city limits. These days Xi'an has expanded in all directions outside the wall. It was great to walk along and …
An early start this morning as we have travelled down to Xi'an - which is a 2 hour flight from Beijing.
The major downside of today was prior to take off we sat on the runway for more than an hour - I could see a big queue of planes ahead of us all about to take off - so I suspect that was the reason. Apparently this is not an uncommon …


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Adobe reported quarterly revenue of $1 billion. The company reported revenue of about $1 billion during the same quarter last year as well.
The company reported net income of $47.05 million for the quarter. This represents a decrease from the comparable period last year when Adobe reported net income of $65.12 million. The company reported earnings per share of $0.09, a slight decrease from the same quarter in Fiscal 2013 when the company reported earnings of $0.13 per share.
Despite the drop in net income, Executive Vice President and CFO of Adobe Systems, Mark Garrett, was optimistic about the company's performance. "We achieved a significant milestone with our transition to the Cloud in our first quarter with more than half of Adobe's total revenue coming from recurring sources such as Creative Cloud subscriptions and Adobe Marketing Cloud adoption. In our Creative business, reported revenue from subscriptions exceeded revenue from legacy perpetual licenses for the first time."
Investors were impressed with the revenue generated by Adobe this quarter. Adobe's first quarter revenue of $1 billion beat Wall Street analysts' expectations that the company would generate revenue of $973 million. Most of the credit for such a strong showing is due to Adobe's Marketing Cloud revenue, which increased by 24% year-over-year. Adobe's future success will be closely linked to how well its customers adopt its Cloud-based software products.
Adobe Systems, Inc. (ADBE) shares ended the week of 03/17 at $67.14, down 1.1% for the week
Nike Continues to Impress
Nike, Inc. (NKE), an iconic retailer of sports apparel and accessories, reported its Fiscal 2014 third quarter results on Thursday, March 20. The company reported increased sales in the months leading up to the World Cup this summer in Brazil.
Nike reported third quarter revenue of $6.97 billion. This represents an increase of about 13% from the same quarter last year when the company reported revenue of $6.19 billion.
The company reported quarterly net income of $685 million. This represents a decrease of about 21% from the comparable period last year when the company reported net income of $866 million. Earnings per share came in at $0.76 for the quarter, which is an increase from last year at this time when earnings per share were $0.73.
"Our strong Q3 results demonstrate our relentless focus on delivering innovations that resonate with consumers," said Mark Parker, President and CEO of Nike, Inc. "Despite macroeconomic challenges, Nike delivers consistent results because we focus on the biggest opportunities for growth while we manage risk across our diverse global portfolio. This is how we continue to drive long-term value for our shareholders."
Nike noted in its conference call following the earnings release that they have seen a noticeable increase in sales leading up to the World Cup this summer in Brazil. In addition, they also saw a sales spike in Western Europe where it competes with sports retailer Adidas. Finally, sales in China continue to increase. All of these signs bode well for Nike and for investors.
Nike, Inc. (NKE) shares ended the week of 03/17 at $75.21, down 4.64% for the week.
Tiffany & Co. Earnings Disappoint
Tiffany & Co. (TIF), a well-known jewelry retailer, reported its fourth quarter and annual results for Fiscal 2013 on Friday, March 21. The retailer disappointed investors with earnings that missed Wall Street expectations.
Tiffany & Co. reported fourth quarter and annual revenue of $1.3 billion and $4.03 billion, respectively. These are both increases from last year when the company reported fourth quarter revenue of $1.24 billion and annual revenue of $3.79 billion.
The company reported a net loss of $103.6 million for the fourth quarter and net income of $181.37 million for the year. Both of these figures are decreases from last year when the company reported net income of $179.64 million for the fourth quarter and $416.16 million for the year. The company reported earnings per share of $1.41 for the year.
"We are proud of our performance this past year," said Michael J. Kowalski, Chairman and CEO of Tiffany & Co. "Sales and operating earnings excluding the arbitration-related charge rose to record levels. Sales growth was led by fine and statement jewelry, new or expanded jewelry collections including the ATLAS, ZIEGFELD, and HARMONY collections, and continuing strength in our iconic jewelry designs. Tiffany's marketing communications more effectively engaged global consumers wherever they shopped, our distribution network was expanded by 14 additional stores, and everywhere the store experience was enhanced by improved visual merchandising. And we made important additions to our management team to strengthen our ability to capitalize on the global growth opportunities before us."
Tiffany & Co. had to pay a sizeable amount this quarter after receiving an unfavorable ruling in an arbitration. However, even if one removed the charge the company would still have missed Wall Street estimates for earnings per share. Without the arbitration charge earnings per share were $1.47 per share, which missed analysts' estimates that earnings per share would be $1.51. As stated by CEO Michael Kowalski, the company did much this year to move Tiffany & Co. forward. Time will tell whether these efforts will improve the company's bottom line.
Tiffany & Co. (TIF) shares ended the week of 03/17 at $90.69, down 1.75% for the week.
The Dow started the week of 3/17 at 16,066 and closed at 16,303 on 3/21. The S&P 500 started the week at 1,843 and closed at 1,866. The NASDAQ started the week at 4,274 and closed at 4,277.
Treasury Yields Rise on Fed Outlook
Treasury yields rose and prices fell this week following Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen's first post Federal Open Market Committee meeting press conference. Her comments caused markets to fluctuate.
The press conference was held on March 18, following the FOMC's March meeting. When pressed about a timetable for increasing the federal funds rate, Janet Yellen said that rates might rise in around six months when monthly bond purchases end. This six-month time period is much shorter than many analysts had expected. As a result, Yellen's comments caused investors to sell their bonds in fear that they will lose value if interest rates begin to rise.
While Yellen did set a possible timetable of six months for increasing the federal funds rate, she also tied the decision to increase the federal funds rate to the level of inflation the country is experiencing. "If we had a substantial shortfall in inflation, if inflation is persistently running below our 2% objective, that is a very good reason to hold the funds rate at its present range for longer," said Yellen.
In addition to giving some interest rate guidance, the Fed announced that it will reduce bond purchases by $10 billion in the month of April to $55 billion. This is the third monthly decrease.
The sell-off generated by Yellen's comments caused the 10-year Treasury note yield to rise to 2.78% on Wednesday. The 30-year bond yield rose to 3.67%.
The 10-year Treasury note yield finished the week of 3/17 at 2.75% while the 30-year Treasury note yield finished the week at 3.61%.
Interest Rates Decrease Slightly
Freddie Mac released its latest Primary Mortgage Market Survey (PMMS) on Thursday, March 20. The results show mortgage rates decreasing slightly after last week's increase.
The 15-year fixed rate mortgage averaged 3.32% this week. This represents a decrease from last week when it averaged 3.38%. One year ago at this time, the 15-year fixed rate mortgage averaged 2.72%.
This week, the 30-year fixed rate mortgage averaged 4.32%. This represents a slight decrease from last week when it averaged 4.37%. Last year at this time, the 30-year fixed rate mortgage averaged 3.54%.
"Mortgage rates eased this week as housing starts declined 0.2% in February to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 907,000, below consensus forecast. The rate on the 10-year Treasury note rose following the Fed's announcement Wednesday afternoon and, if this holds, interest rates may begin to trend higher going into next week."
The money market fund finished the week of 3/17 at 0.4%. The 1-year CD finished at 0.6%.
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The Republican nominee for a United States Senate seat, where more than $9 million in campaign funds were raised, and control of the troubled DeKalb County School District, which will see an incumbent versus incumbent battle, are at stake in today's Georgia primary runoff election.
In the north east, Connecticut is holding a special election for the District 122 seat in the Connecticut House of Representatives.
Although he led the field in the Republican primary to replace retiring Sen. Saxby Chambliss, former Dollar General CEO and political neophyte David Perdue may struggle to win the runoff. Rep. Jack Kingston led Perdue in all eight polls conducted since the primary, although Perdue did pull within the margin of error in two of the more recent polls. Kingston also holds the financial advantage after raising $6,180,841 through the most recent reporting period. This nearly doubled Perdue's $3,378,195, despite the former businessman's significant personal wealth.[1][2] Several key endorsements have fallen Kingston's way, as well, including support from defeated primary candidates Karen Handel and Reps. Phil Gingrey and Tom Price.[3][4][5]
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Other Georgia congressional elections include runoffs for three U.S. House seats. Both the Democratic and the Republican nominees for the GA-01 seat will be determined by runoff elections. The seat was vacated as a result of Rep. Jack Kingston running for the U.S. Senate seat. Rep. Paul C. Broun's unsuccessful bid for the same seat opened up his GA-10 seat, as well. The winner of the Republican primary runoff will compete with Democratic nominee Ken Dious in the November general election. No Democrats filed for the GA-11 seat opened by Rep. Phil Gingrey's Senate campaign, which means that the winner of the Republican primary runoff will win the seat uncontested in November.
At the opposite end of the ballot, nine Georgia school districts are holding runoff elections for a total of 13 seats. Eight of the races for those seats include incumbents campaigning for re-election, but one race in particular features two incumbents battling for the same seat.
In the DeKalb County School District, District 4 incumbent Jim McMahan and District 8 incumbent Karen Carter are competing for the District 4 seat. The school board is shrinking from nine to seven seats as part of the election, which eliminates Carter's existing seat and places her in the redrawn District 4. Carter was one of the six school board members appointed by Governor Nathan Deal (R) in March 2013. Governor Deal previously dismissed six elected board members in February 2013 after the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools placed the district under "accredited probation" status. This probation stemmed from an audit that revealed issues with board governance, unethical practices and fiscal mismanagement.[7][8] On January 21, 2014, the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools announced that the district was no longer under probation and had been moved up to "accreditation warned" status.[9]
In Connecticut, Arlene Liscinsky (D) is facing Ben McGorty (R) for the District 122 seat vacated by former Rep. Lawrence Miller (R), who died in office after serving since 1991. Both candidates were nominated by their political party instead of through a primary election. The Connecticut House of Representatives is solidly Democratic with a ratio of 97 representatives compared to just 53 Republican officeholders, so the result of this special election will not shift the balance of power in that governing body.[10]
- See also: Connecticut elections, 2014
State legislature
- See also: Georgia elections, 2014
- Democratic and Republican primary runoffs in GA-01
- Republican primary runoff in GA-10
- Republican primary runoff in GA-11
- Republican primary runoff for U.S. Senate
School boards
- Barrow County School System
- District 1 runoff election between incumbent Randall Holland and challenger Debi Krause
- District 4 runoff election between incumbent Will Dunn and challenger Michael Shelley
- Colquitt County Schools
- District 5 runoff election between incumbent Patricia H. Anderson and challenger Billy Taylor
- DeKalb County School District
- District 3 runoff election between incumbent Michael A. Erwin and challenger Atticus LeBlanc
- District 4 runoff election between incumbents Jim McMahan and incumbent Karen Carter
- District 5 runoff election between incumbent Thad Mayfield and challenger Vickie B. Turner
- Dougherty County School System
- District 6 runoff election between Democratic candidates Princess Milledge and Dean Phinazee
- Fayette County Board of Education
- District 4 runoff election between Republican candidates Diane Basham and Jane L. Owens
- Note: John Kimbell placed second in the primary election on May 20, 2014, but he withdrew from the runoff election. Third-place finisher Jane L. Owens took his place in the runoff election.
- District 4 runoff election between Republican candidates Diane Basham and Jane L. Owens
- Hall County Schools
- Post 2 runoff election between Republican incumbent Brian G. Sloan and challenger Mark Pettitt
- Houston County Schools
- At-Large Post 6 runoff election between candidates Sheila L. Ashley and Hoke Morrow
- At-Large Post 7 runoff election between candidates Tannya T. Duncan and Bryan Upshaw
- Muscogee County School District
- District 2 runoff election between incumbent John Wells and challenger John F. Thomas
- Savannah-Chatham County Public School System
- Board President seat runoff election between candidates Jolene Byrne and Chester A. Ellis
- Note: David Simons placed second in the general election on May 20, 2014, but he withdrew from the runoff election on May 22, 2014. Third-place finisher Chester A. Ellis took his place in the runoff election.
- Board President seat runoff election between candidates Jolene Byrne and Chester A. Ellis
See also
- Portal:Elections
- ↑ Federal Election Commission, "Jack Kingston 2014 Summary reports," accessed November 12, 2013
- ↑ Federal Election Commission, "David Perdue 2014 Summary reports," accessed November 12, 2013
- ↑ Online Athens, "Phil Gingrey endorses Jack Kingston for Senate," June 5, 2014
- ↑ The Hill, "Tom Price endorses Kingston in Georgia," May 30, 2014
- ↑ The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, "Karen Handel to endorse Jack Kingston in Georgia Senate race," May 27, 2014
- ↑ POLITICO, "Likely Ga. hopeful Michelle Nunn to meet with Obama," July 11, 2013
- ↑ CBS Atlanta, "Governor Deal Suspends DeKalb School Board Members," February 25, 2013
- ↑ Governor Nathan Deal - Office of the Governor, "Deal names new members of DeKalb County school board," March 13, 2013
- ↑ The Augusta Chronicle, "Deal praises DeKalb County schools, no longer on probation," January 21, 2014
- ↑ Connecticut Post, "Slate set for special state House election," June 15, 2014


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Master of Bella Terra
By Christina Hollis
(Harlequin, Mass Market Paperback, 9780373527984, 192pp.)
Publication Date: January 2011
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Kira Banks far prefers plants to peopleafter a heartbreaking affair, she lives alone in the beautiful Italian Bella Terra Valley. But her peaceful existence is shattered forever when restless, self-made billionaire Stefano Albani arrives home by helicopter.
Notoriously charming but weary of worldly women, Stefano is fascinated by cautious, shy Kirathis seduction will be unforgettable! However, his polished routine goes awry. Could it be that the tycoon, who can have anything or anyone he wants, might need someone for the very first time Kira?
Christina Hollis began writing as soon as she could hold a pencil, and her first book was a few sentences about three puppies that lived in a basket, written at the age of three. Many years later, when one of her plays was short-listed in a BBC competition, her husband suggested that she should try writing full-time. Christina's hobbies include cooking and gardening, and she always has a book to hand. You can visit her website at: www.christinahollis.com