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Snapalarm Smoke Detector, Because Safety's First, Or Something
The Snapalarm Smoke Detector is for those of you who don't want to drill holes into your ceilings or walls. The device snaps to the cords of hanging lighting to provide a non-destructive installation method. It doesn't improve on some detector functionality at all, but it is a cool deviation for the mechanically impaired (my brother-in-law). The Snapalarm is available now for $50. Read More
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Ghetto Gadgets
Chris Stevens at CNET Crave has an amusing article that examines the increasingly poor build quality of modern electronics. It discusses why as technology has evolved, quality control seems to have disappeared. The article points out that there are two acceptable ways to compel users to upgrade: technology and style. As electronics become more advanced, users are forced to upgrade their… Read More
XM And Sirius In Talks For Merger
Whoa there. Out of nowhere comes an article on Ars that claims XM and Sirius are in "low-level merger talks" with each other. This would be absolutely fantastic for customers of the two services. You'd be able to get tons of music, better service, Howard Stern and Opie & Anthony, your favorite sporting events, and a ton of other features all from one provider. Not to… Read More
BlackBerry Gives Cingular A Pearl Necklace
Previously limited only to T-Mobile, the BlackBerry Pearl will soon rear its head on that other GSM provider, Cingular. The fancy pants Pearl is the first candybar from BlackBerry. It features all the features you've come to love from BB, in a sexy phone body. I've played around with a couple of them so far and I'm definitely a fan. The camera side of the phone looks… Read More
Kingston, eMusic Want You To Listen To Music On Your Cell Phone
Those of you aching to stick a memory card in your mobile handset for the purposes of listening to a gig or two of music sans MP3 player will want to check out this offer. Kingston Technology has partnered up with music-download service eMusic now through January 2007, to give visitors to Kingston's Mobile Phone Village Web site 50 free songs with a free 14-day eMusic trial subscription. Read More
PlayStation 3 Firmware 1.11
Sony last night updated the firmware for the PlayStation 3. The new firmware, version 1.11, adds a media cross bar in the account manager as well as various other system tweaks. Kotaku is also reporting that the new firmware causes the system to lockup when users try to adjust sound settings. No word on the specific cause, but I imagine we'll probably see new firmware soonish. PS3… Read More
iSymphony: Is There Room For One More iPod Dock?
If you went shopping for electronics this past weekend, you likely noticed the assorted piles and piles of accessories that are available for iPods. Hell, even a trip I made into an Apple store last night left me bleary-eyed from the speaker/docking station options alone. So is it really worth it to mention the officially launched iSymphony M Series? Yep. Unlike most of the docking systems… Read More
Lenovo Gives T60 Thinkpad The Widescreen Treatment
Lenovo has finally gone widescreen on its T60 Thinkpad models. You can now grab the T60 with a 15.4" widescreen display starting at $1399. Other features on the T60 Thinkpad include Core 2 Duo CPUs, WWAN, and security features. The T60 widescreen is targeted at business power users who need the extra screen real estate for presentations and "powerful business… Read More
Nokia 6290 And 6086 Announced
Some really nice looking Nokia phones were just announced and they are packed to the brim with features…or at least one is. The Nokia 6290 3G Smartphone (pictured) will be dropping in early 2007 for $427 and will feature a 2.2" QVGA display with 16 million colors, a 2MP camera with 4x zoom, e-mail client with attachment viewer for PDF, Excel, and Word documents, an MP3 player… Read More
Gobble Gobble PING! Assign An IP Address To Your Turkey
After Thanksgiving, we know you're sick of turkey. Trust us, we ate enough of that shit to fall asleep longer than Rip Van Winkle. But this is a gadget of utmost importance that should be considered for next Thanksgiving: The Stoker BBQ Controller. It comes with the usual probes you'd use to when cooking a gigantic animal, but also features a completely programmable computer… Read More
Nintendo Won
I was wrong about the Wii. It is a great console. It will be the market leader this season – probably not in 2007, though – simply because it is on a different console trajectory than the 360 or the PS3. It is small, cheap, and available. Kids will "settle" for it when they can't get the PS3 and that will drive Nintendo into a strong fourth quarter. That said, the… Read More
Apple Killing Off 15-inch Macbook Pro?
An interesting find today as we stuck our hand blindly into the Apple rumor box – it seems that Apple may be doing away with its 15" model of the Macbook Pro. The reasoning behind this poppycock is that the price of LCDs has fallen so much, the price difference between 15" and 17" is miniscule enough to offer 17″ displays at a 15″ price. To add fuel to the… Read More
Best Website Ever: IFixit.com
. We baby-proofed the house with these magnetic child locks that use a huge magnet to open an internal release. I picked up the magnet then grabbed my aluminum PowerBook G4 12-inch. What I didn't realize at the time was that I had picked up the laptop and the magnet in the same hand. I heard a delightful crunch and the hard drive started gurgling. Oops. Read More
Nike Amp+: Sweet Bluetooth Remote For Your Wrist
We love slipups and early product news obviously, so we almost pissed ourselves with glee when we heard that a new Nike product had been leaked. This one is better than yesterday's rubbish and is wearable on your wrist instead of your back. The 2007 Men's Health guide lets it slip that the Nike Amp+ is on its way. From the article: Playlist miscues can ruin a run. That's… Read More
Verizon Censoring Youtube Content On VCAST
Big surprise here folks: Verizon is going to be censoring Youtube content when it brings it to VCAST in late December. For that $15 a month you shell out for VCAST, (which, truth be told, isn't too terrible a service), you get "selected and approved videos that have the broadest appeal and highest entertainment value." Oh hell yeah, videos of mentos and diet coke and cats… Read More
Pink Zunes Surface At Random
Seems that about 100 pink Zunes have escaped into the wild and are popping up in boxes across the nation. The only way you'd know you were getting one though is if you looked really carefully at the box because there's a small disclaimer printed somewhere on there. Just when you thought you were getting that macho-man black Zune, you could be getting a pink Zune instead. Ouch. So… Read More
Presto: It's for Printing!
A new service has launched that aims to bring the joys of receiving emails to the Luddite horde. Presto uses a special printer designed by HP. The printer hooks up to a regular phone line, no need for broadband, and automagically prints emails that come to a unique firstname.lastname@example.com address. Now the first thing I questioned was how the system avoids spam. Well to circumvent this obvious… Read More
Video Tour Of OLPC Interface
A video has popped up on Youtube that showcases the features of the $100 laptop designed for One Laptop Per Child. To be honest, I was expecting a dismal, bare Linux interface that would have a high learning curve. This video disproves my theory entirely, showing that a $100 laptop can kick ass. The tour shows off a chat client, web browser (no URL bar though…weird), word processor, and a… Read More
Case Mod: Peter Parker's PC
Pictured above is a case mod that would bring a tear to Aunt May's eye. The CoolerMaster case mod features Spidey's chest piece on one side and his mask (hung upside down, of course) on the other. When the chest piece side is removed, you can see the interior of the PC through a glass cut out, along with more Spidey decals. The PC lights up red (instead of the traditional blue of… Read More


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My wife's family has a Christmas tradition of meeting at a nice hotel for Christmas Day brunch/dinner/whatever.
This year, we went to a place in Westlake that was really nice.
I'm not starstruck that much, but I met a celebrity in line yesterday that reaallly made my day.
I'm a big fan of the sitcom Everybody Loves Raymond, and when I was looking through the dessert line, I looked up, and up a bit more, and it was Brad Garrett! He happens to be my favorite on the show, and I've heard his standup, too.
I think I blurted out that I thought he was the best actor in one of the great comic ensembles in TV history.
He smiled very nicely, and said something about having wonderful writers, and introduced me to his son! He was very nice, and had a great attitude about the whole thing (afterward people came up to him for pictures, which he posed for - I didn't have my camera, and would like to think that I wouldn't have wanted to impose on the man's family Christmas Dinner any more than others had).
Still, a nice moment I wanted to share with you!
(by the way, he plays Robert, Ray's older brother, on the show).
All in all, a great moment and I just wanted to share it!

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If you thought Monet, Renoir and co had the whole 'sunshine on canvas' thing sewn up, then grab your shades and get yourself to the RA where, thanks to this sparkling survey of US painter Richard Diebenkorn, a warm Californian breeze wafts through the...Painting Sat March 28th 2015 - Sun June 7th 2015Read moreBurlington House, Piccadilly London London W1J 0BD
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As this is advertised as a free gallery i went along to check it out...there were 3 or 4 paintings on a wall behind a stairwell that were free to view, all the exhibitions were £20 or more. This shouldn't be listed as a free gallery at all.


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Sunday, March 1 following the service. Did you know there are UU congregations in Transylvania, Uganda, India, and the Philippines seeking partnerships with UU congregations like ours in the U.S.? Partnership can include enriching opportunities for mutual growth, travel, learning, faith formation… and just plain fun! Come learn more about the Partnership Church Program! Could a partnership be right for us at UUC?
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Patio - stamped concrete vs. pavers - Conflicting Info
I've been doing research here and at BHG online, as well as talking w/ local contractors. I'm getting conflicting info on the benefits of stamped concrete vs. pavers such as Belgrade Cobble or Dublin tumbled pavers. So far, the consensus is pavers, and I would agree aesthetically and structurally. Low maintenance is also important.
I prefer the look of the pavers or stamped concrete to a deck. Plus, the cost of composite decking was considerably more. For this job, about $3500 more but that may be because we liked the teak looking composite decking w/ black vinyl rails and caps so as to "disappear" as much as possible and let the backyard view be the focus.
We are talking about a patio area of ~420 square feet off the back of the house. Nothing but grass there now. The quotes are for a free form patio of ~30x12 at its narrowest point to ~30x16ft at the exit from the slider. Price is coming in about $23 sf which seems about right according to the posts I've seen on this forum.
Specific paver recommendations are also welcome. We were told that pavers run ~$16 sf, but haven't yet researched the cost of the pavers alone.
I'm all for DIY, but I think both the labor and time involved w/ a project of this size means we will have to pay the $7sf labor charge to get this done. If you want to encourage us otherwise, please do! :) We have 7 children and 4 of them playing more than 1 sport, so time is a big factor.
I welcome your input specifically about the stamped/colored concrete vs. pavers - the structural integrity, maintenance, aesthetic, etc. And also input about patio material. I think that flagstone or other natural stone would be more expensive and labor intensive?
Oh, we want this done by next May to host two graduation parties - college and high school.
Thanks so much!
Stamped concrete is definitely going to be less expensive than pavers, but it's going to look just like prettified concrete. A concrete slab always has to have control joints running straight across the surface. These joints provide a place for the concrete to crack- which it will. Even if you find someone who gets the color just right, picks a gorgeous pattern, and manages to make the edge of the slab not look like crap (I've seen the edges look good once), there'll be a big old control joint struck right through the pattern, effectively destroying the illusion.
It sounds like you're being quoted pretty normal prices for your area. I'd encourage you to look at a few other manufacturers as well. Techo Bloc is quickly becoming an industry favorite, and I've begun specifying it on the rare jobs where I don't use real stone.
Speaking of real stone, you may be able to get a random rectangular patterned flagstone patio, laid on stone dust, for a comparable price. Depends on what you want for maintenance- the flagstone on dust will need "topped off" every few years, whereas the poly sand used with pavers isn't going anywhere.
I have a question that's OT, but maybe helpful to someone else out there. Which surface do you think offers the safest footing? After breaking my leg last year, I'm pretty concerned about this aspect of exterior surfaces. We hope to put in a patio possibly next spring and have been considering paved, dyed concrete simply to get the best footing possible.
I'd be more positive about stone or pavers, but have "reviewed" work done around here by walking on it and still find concrete out performs. It's boring. It's uglier. It's also more reliably flat and non-slippery. I guess if I could get a truly expert installer I might change my tune. I know the concrete will eventually crack, but the other surfaces also develop hills and dales, so to speak.
Broom-finished concrete will give you tons of grip, as will concrete with an acrylic texture like XCel Deck. Natural stone or brick set on a concrete slab can create a pretty even surface, but the installer has to be quite good, so you don't have any trip hazards from edges of the stone poking up above the next one.
As for pavers, if they're properly installed you shouldn't see any issues with significant settling or heaving. I just had a walk installed using Techo-Bloc's Elena pavers, and with the poly sand in place it's a beautifully smooth, even surface.
A good installer should be able to take most materials and create a surface as smooth and even as your kitchen floor.
The patios I install for my clients are almost always real brick. Although the color choices are more limited, you won't have to seal them periodically like you will pavers and the color won't fade, either.
Stamped concrete is just awful. I prefer regular concrete with a salt rock finish and interesting expansion joints. If the patio can be designed to have an interesting shape, then concrete is not a bad choice. But for heavens' sake, don't stamp/color it. Too cheesy for words.
Stamped concrete/cement are going to crack and break up over time. Depending on the contractor, pavers can be placed either over a concrete slab or RCA base with sand swept joints between the pavers. The pavers will not only look a lot nicer asthetically but will also hold up where you will not have to worry about any cracking. The new pavers also have built in armortech color throughout which resists fading unlike their predecessors. Also you can choose from a variety of styles and sizes-some which can ever look more like a natural stone like the new Cambridge Ledgestones for example. Sure-stamped concrete will cost you a lot less but if your budget allows I would recommend investing a bit more towards the pavers and not have to worry about replacing the patio later. Research your different types/styles of pavers and also ask about about the base which the pavers will be placed upon and also what the guarantee is. Ask your contractor to bring you a couple of samples so that you can see the exact color of the paver since they appear differently than in the catalogues. Good luck with your project.
Based on our current experience with stamped concrete we have to say, we are disappointed with the product. There are just too many variables to get the look and colors the concrete installers try to promise.
We just went through a pure nightmare and created a blog to document the fun. It has turned out to be something others may find useful if they are having issues with a stamped concrete project or just want to see what could go wrong. We certainly found out what could go wrong. The link is attached.
I do believe there are likley better installers out there and better results. However, ee are just done with this product at this point. Good luck!
Here is a link that might be useful: Stamped Concrete Issues - Blog
I looked up Techo Bloc -- no dealers or contractors near me. But there are other kinds of manufactured pavers available.
Someone above said colored/stamped concrete looks cheesy. But don't you think that the fake stone pavers also look cheesy? Especially when they are used to build up walls and other features.
"But don't you think that the fake stone pavers also look cheesy? Especially when they are used to build up walls and other features." An important point you make, Violet. It seems a constant trend for manufacturers is coming up with so called "new" products and models. There are bound to be those that have no more appeal than to appease the latest fad. I find I prefer to stick with "old school" materials. There are the occasional exceptions, but I'm saying generally speaking.
If someone gave me a truckload of pavers, I would prefer the basic brick shape in a common color that has been around for decades as opposed to tumbled fake stone in some new color scheme & pattern. I could always make something of red or grey or charcoal. I'm not saying that aren't times and places for something different, but for the most part, give me tried and true. Some natural stone is extremely nice, but some is not as nice as pavers. Well installed pavers are much better than so-so installed stone.


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The United States of America (USA), commonly referred to as the United States (US), America, or simply the States, is a federal republic consisting of 50 states, 16 territories, a federal district, and various overseas extraterritorial jurisdictions. The 48 contiguous states and the federal district of Washington, D.C., are in central North America between Canada and Mexico. The state of Alaska is the northwestern part of North America and the state of Hawaii is an archipelago in the mid-Pacific. The country also has five populated and nine unpopulated territories in the Pacific and the Caribbean. At 3.79 million square miles (9.83 million km2) in total and with around 316 million people, the United States is the fourth-largest country by total area and third largest by population. It is one of the world's most ethnically diverse and multicultural nations, the product of large-scale immigration from many countries. The geography and climate of the United States is also extremely diverse, and it is home to a wide variety of wildlife.
Paleo-indians migrated from Asia to what is now the US mainland around 15,000 years ago, with European colonization beginning in the 16th century. The United States emerged from 13 British colonies located along the Atlantic seaboard. Disputes between Great Britain and these colonies led to the American Revolution. On July 4, 1776, delegates from the 13 colonies unanimously issued the Declaration of Independence. The ensuing war ended in 1783 with the recognition of independence of the United States from the Kingdom of Great Britain, and was the first successful war of independence against a European colonial empire. The current Constitution was adopted on September 17, 1787. The first 10 amendments, collectively named the Bill of Rights, were ratified in 1791 and guarantee many fundamental civil rights and freedoms.
As of January 1, 2013, the United States had a total resident population of 317,055,000, making it the third-most populous country in the world. It is very urbanized, with 82% residing in cities and suburbs as of 2008 (the worldwide urban rate is 50.5%). Much of the country is nearly uninhabited. California and Texas are the most populous states, as the mean center of U.S. population has consistently shifted westward and southward. New York City is the most populous city in the United States.
The total fertility rate in the United States estimated for 2012 is 1.88 children per woman, which is below the replacement fertility rate of approximately 2.1. Compared to other Western countries, in 2011, U.S. fertility rate was lower than that of France (2.02) and the United Kingdom (1.97). However, U.S. population growth is among the highest in industrialized countries, because the differences in fertility rates are less than the differences in immigration levels, which are higher in the U.S. The United States Census Bureau shows population increase of 0.75% for the twelve-month period ending in July 2012. Though high by industrialized country standards, this is below the world average annual rate of 1.1%.
Hispanic and Latino Americans are an ethnolinguistic group of citizens of the United States with origins in the countries of Latin America or the Iberian peninsula. More generally it includes all persons in the United States who self-identify as Hispanic or Latino. Reflecting especially the Latin American population, which has origins in all the continents and many ancestries, Hispanic/Latino Americans are very racially diverse, and as a result form an ethnic category, rather than a race.
While the two terms are sometimes used interchangeably, Hispanic is a narrower term which mostly refers to persons of Spanish-speaking origin or ancestry, while Latino is more frequently used to refer more generally to anyone of Latin American origin or ancestry, including Brazilians. Hispanic thus includes persons from Spain and Spanish-speaking Latin Americans excluding Brazilians (who speak Portuguese) while Latino excludes persons from Spain but includes both Spanish-speaking and Portuguese-speaking Latin Americans. Because Brazil's population of 191,000,000 is several times larger than Spain's population of 47,000,000 and also because there are more Brazilian Americans (between 360,000 and 1,100,000 as of 2010) than Spanish Americans (about 85,000 as of 2010) in the United States, Latino is a broader term encompassing more people. The choice between the terms Latino and Hispanic among those of Spanish-speaking origin is also associated with location: persons of Spanish-speaking origins residing in the eastern United States tend to prefer the term Hispanic, whereas those in the West tend to prefer Latino.
The United States has a racially and ethnically diverse population. The census officially recognizes six ethnic and racial categories: White American, American Indian and Alaska Native, Asian, African American, Native Hawaiian and Other Pacific Islander, and people of two or more races; a race called "Some other race" is also used in the census and other surveys, but is not official. The United States Census Bureau also classifies Americans as "Hispanic or Latino" and "Not Hispanic or Latino", which identifies Hispanic and Latino Americans as a racially diverse ethnicity that composes the largest minority group in the nation.
White Americans (non-Hispanic/Latino and Hispanic/Latino) are the racial majority, with a 72% share of the U.S. population, according to the 2010 US Census. Hispanic and Latino Americans amount to 15% of the population, making up the largest minority. African Americans are the largest racial minority, amounting to nearly 13% of the population. The White, non-Hispanic or Latino population make up 63% of the nation's total.
The Latino Community Foundation was founded in 1989 under the premise of being an organization that would help Hispanics and Latinos help themselves. Founded by Mr. Hugo Morales, because of the rapidly growing population of Hispanics and Latinos in the US, the organization is an invaluable resource to the Hispanic/Latino community of California. There are 38.8 million Hispanics and Latinos in the U.S., who represent a population growth in excess of 10% in two years. California is home to the majority of U.S. Hispanics and Latinos: 11 million Hispanics and Latinos, 1/3 of California's population and 1/3 of the U.S. Hispanic/Latino population. Hispanics and Latinos are rapidly immersing themselves into the market economy, housing sector, public education, and health care spheres of the United States. The dynamic growth of the Hispanic population requires leaders that understand the issues affecting U.S. Hispanics and Latinos. Therefore, the Hispanic/Latino Community Foundation "endeavors to support Hispanics and Latinos in building a strong future though personal, academic, and financial development". The Latino Community Foundation partners with, and advertises, organizations which it feels are committed to helping create solutions to problems within the Hispanic/Latino community. Some of the affiliated organizations are:
The Latino Community Foundation based out of San Francisco will engage Hispanic/Latino-led organizations, corporations, foundations, other private organizations, and government institutions in a collaborative effort to address the critical issues facing our young families with children ages 0–5. The program began in 2008 and hopes to raise and award at least $1 million Hispanic/Latino-based, youth serving, nonprofit organizations in the greater Bay Area.
The Spanish diaspora consists of Spanish people and their descendants who emigrated from Spain. The diaspora is concentrated in countries such as Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Cuba, Mexico, Peru, Uruguay, Venezuela and other parts of Latin America, and to a lesser extent, the United States, Canada and continental Europe.
Castile, under the reign of Henry III began the colonization of the Canary Islands in 1402, authorizing under feudal agreement to Norman noblemen Jean de Béthencourt. The conquest of the Canary Islands, inhabited by Guanche people, was only finished when the armies of the Crown of Castille won, in long and bloody wars, the islands of Gran Canaria (1478–1483), La Palma (1492–1493) and Tenerife (1494–1496).
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Phillip Karl Charnell, age 87, went home to be with his Lord on May 9, 2013. He was born in Seattle, WA on February 2, 1926 to Marie and Karl Charnell. He moved to the Los Angeles basin when he was two and lived in Southern California all his life. He married his high school sweetheart Jackie Shafer in 1946, and they were married 66 years. He was a long-time member of University Christian Church in Los Angeles.He attended Inglewood High and El Camino College, served in the
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This classic Latin piece has become a favorite with audiences all over the world. The great groove of the tune will quickly catch the audience and transport them to a warmer climate. This is a fun chart with some great optional high licks to add excitement.PART 1 - Flute, Oboe, Clarinet. PART 2 - Flute, Clarinet, Alto Saxophone. PART 3 - Clarinet, Alto Saxophone. PART 4 - Clarinet, Alto Saxophone, Tenor Saxophone, F Horn. PART 5 - Baritone Saxophone, Bass Clarinet, Bassoon. Xylophone / Bells, Triangle, Cowbell, Claves, Tambourine, Maracas, Suspended Cymbal, Bongos
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March Past of the Kitchen Utensils (from "The Wasps"). By Ralph Vaughan Williams (1872-1958). Arranged by Herbert Hersom. For recorders (SAT), percussion and piano; Glockenspiel and xylophone ad lib.. This edition: ED 10995. Recorder Music. Score and parts. 24 pages. Published by Schott Music (SD.49002613). ISBN 9790220107214.
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Happy Birthday by John G. Mortimer. For horn in F (or Eb) & piano (guitar, bass, drums optional). Swiss import. Grade 2+. Score and parts. Published by Editions Marc Reift (MA.EMR-2151K).
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Lob Der Frauen. (Polka francaise). By Johann Strauss, Jr. (1825-1899). Various concert music. For strings ([Piccolo.184.108.40.206-220.127.116.11], Drums, Percussion, Strings). Cello part. Op. 315. Published by Doblinger Music Publishers (DB.DM-00691-C).
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Love Will Find a Way by Dan R. Edwards. For handbells (3-5 octaves) / handchimes (3-5 octaves). Level 2. Sheet music. Published by Chorister's Guild (LO.CGB666). Level 2 - This lovely original composition will find a home in church, school, and festival settings. Playable by either handbells or handchimes, ringers and listeners will enjoy the memorable melody and harmonies that this piece offers.
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Metheny Dream by Pat Metheny / Lyle Mays. Arranged by James Ancona. Percussion Ensemble. For Crotales, glockenspiel, chimes, 3 marimbas (low A), 2 vibraphones, 5 timpani, sizzle cymbal, 16" and 18" suspended cymbals, ride cymbal, mark tree, bongos, small cabasa (8 players). Percussion Feature. Marching Band. Advanced. Full score and CD-Rom (containing printable parts). 16 pages. Duration 3'20". Published by Tapspace Publications (TA.TSPCE-06). This short medley contains themes from "Letter From Home" and "First Circle" by Pat Metheny and Lyle Mays. It contains beautiful harmonies and interplay between all players of the ensemble. While the complex meter changes may supply an initial challenge to performers, the end result is a seamless thread of beautiful music with a subtle underlying groove. This collection was first performed by the Santa Clara Vanguard Percussion Ensemble and was choreographed by George Staib.
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Our God, Our Help In Ages Past by Lee J Afdahl. For 3-5 octave handbells with optional 3-4 octave handchimes. Thanksgiving; New Year; General. Level III. Published by Concordia Publishing House (CR.97-7115U1).
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The Best of the Blues Brothers arranged by Henk Ummels. For Brass Band (5 Parts Flexible) and Percussion. Arrangements of Modern Light Music / Film. Flexible Wind. Grade 2. Score and Parts. Duration 8 minutes, 15 seconds. Published by Molenaar Edition (ML.043010050). Give your pupils' band the opportunity to excel with the biggest hit of the Blues Brothers: "Everybody Needs Somebody," "Peter Gunn Theme," "Rawhide!" and "Gimme some Lovin'." Those famous tunes have been skilfully arranged in order not to betray the originals and yet they can be performed by smaller bands as well.
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Were You There on That Christmas Night? by Natalie Sleeth. Arranged by Martha Thompson. For unison or 2-part choir, handbells. Contemporary. Contemporary, Sacred, Christmas. Print Music Solo (Unison or 2-part Choir). Published by Hope Publishing Company (HP.CF190).
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A delicate melody swirls and twirls like drifting snow in this tasteful arrangement of a traditional Japanese school song. The three short Japanese phrases (and several English words) are easy-to-learn and bring to mind icy images of wintertime. Simple parts for glockenspiel, triangle, and sand blocks can be heard on the Asian-inspired SoundTrax CD and are also included in the publication.
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Oh, Happy Day edited by Bob Dingley. Arranged by Teena Chinn. Choir Secular. For SSA choir and piano accompaniment (with optional guitar, bass and drums) (Women's Choir). Choral Octavo. Pop choral octavo (SSA). Choral, Sacred and Gospel. Grade 3. Octavo. Chord names. 12 pages. Published by Alfred Music Publishing (AP.CH9627). With chord names. Choral, Sacred and Gospel. 9x12 inches. This classic gospel favorite was given a re-birth recently as it was featured in the highly successful motion picture SISTER ACT II. Now, Tenna Chinn has created an absolutely sizzling choral arrangement that captures all the original excitement created by the Edwin Hawkins Singers. You'll have everyone in the house clapping with this extraordinary arrangement. arrangement. Suited for any choir and for any concert! Available for SATB, 3-Part Mixed, SSA, Studio Horn Parts, and Accompaniment Cassette.
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By Buddy Greene / Mark Lowry. Arranged by Douglas E. Wagner and Douglas Wagner. For handbell choir (3-5 octaves). Contemporary. Christmas, Contemporary, Sacred. Grade 3. Handbell score. Published by Hope Publishing Company
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Jerome and DeeDee Elsen will celebrate their 50th anniversary on at 7 p.m. on Aug. 11 with a dance at Camp Aldrich hosted by their children. Friends and family are invited to attend. The couple requests no gifts.
Kenny Koerner of Ness City announces the engagement of his daughter Chrissy Koerner, to Spencer Musgrove, son of Jim and Barbara Musgrove of Claflin. The bride-elect is the daughter of the late Patty Koerner.
Rick and Cathy Mondt announce the engagement of their daughter Arika Mondt, to Jake Fanshier, son of Roger and Gayle Fanshier.
Jodi Christine Long and Bradley Michael Fullbright were united in marriage on March 24 at St. John's Lutheran Church in Ellinwood in a double ring ceremony officiated by Rev. Jeffrey Frakes. Parents of the couple are Bob and Donna Long and Irlan and Virginia Fullbright all of Ellinwood.
Dorothy Polzin of Hoisington will celebrate her 90th birthday from 2 to 4 p.m. on Aug. 4 with a open house at 172 S. Main in Hoisington.
Nicole Dolores Schneider and Erik Stephen Berger announce their engagement along with their parents, Larry Schneider and Collene Schneider and Larry and Gayla Berger.
NEW YORK (AP) - Boston had wasted a five-run lead by the time Pedro Ciriaco stepped to the plate in the ninth inning Saturday night and hit a hard fly ball toward center field. He thought Curtis Granderson would catch it.
LONDON (AP) - On the final arrow, the USA lost Olympic gold in men's team archery.
LONDON (AP) - France coach Vincent Collet says playing the United States at the start of the men's Olympic tournament feels like a "child facing a monster."
SEATTLE (AP) - Kevin Millwood is having an easy time ignoring trade speculation.
ARLINGTON, Texas (AP) - Slumping slugger Josh Hamilton was held out of the Texas Rangers' starting lineup Saturday night against the Chicago White Sox because manager Ron Washington wanted to give the outfielder a mental break.
LONDON (AP) - Ryan Lochte turned his much-anticipated duel with Michael Phelps into a blowout, pulling away to win the Olympic 400-meter individual medley by more than 3 seconds Saturday night. Even more stunning: Phelps didn't win any medal at all.
GLASGOW, Scotland (AP) - Abby Wambach lay on her stomach, kicking the turf in pain from a freshly minted black eye. Had she been somewhere other than a soccer field, she might have responded differently to her aggressor.
ELLINWOOD - Gary Ray Muller, 70, died July 27, 2012.
The Hoisington Middle School has released the Honor Roll for the 3rd nine weeks.
As the final days of National Nutrition Month pass us by I want to give you some good reasons to choose to eat healthier. Whenever I present educational materials that promote health and wellness I start by asking participants if they think what they choose to eat affects their overall health? Nearly everyone thinks it matters, yet the reasons they give for not eating healthy abound. The USDA developed thirty-seven one page fact sheets as part of the 10 tips nutrition education series. Titles range from: "Kid-Friendly Veggies and Fruits," "Make better beverage choices," "Salt and Sodium," to "Eating Better ...
Karla Kraft and Eldon Reif announce their engagement. The bride-elect is the daughter of Vella Mae Jantz of Wichita. The prospective groom is the son of Dorothy Reif of Great Bend.
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Leroy Rube will celebrate his 90th birthday on April 3, with a card shower.
While we humans are getting our excitement watching the NCAA March Madness basketball tournament, the animal world is gearing up for one of the most impressive natural phenomena in the world – migration! Thousands of species of birds around the world travel vast distances each year to get the most out of their habitat.
Ryan Flick and Jennifer Stelmach Flick announce the birth of their son Bennett Ryan Flick on Dec. 15, in Salina. He weighed 5 lbs. 14 oz. and was 17 in. long. He has a big sister, Harper Flick.
Samantha Kay Hickel and Matthew William Hafner were united in marriage on Oct. 18, at Dozier Vineyard and Winery in Ellinwood, in a double-ring ceremony officiated by Pastor Lenard Maxwell. Parents ofthe couple are Doug and Karen Hickel of Claflin and Rod and Kathy Hafner of Great Bend. Grandparents of the bride are Alice Bednasek of Holyrood and the late Vernon Bednasek, and Betty
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Clayton and Teddy Williamson will celebrate their 55th anniversary with a reception from 2 to 4 p.m. on April 4, at the GPS building located at 352 W. 12th in Hoisington. Hosts for the event will be Jettie and Jeff Zoller, Brad and Laura Barnard, and Karla Weeks and their families.
Clayton Williamson of Hoisington will celebrate his 80th birthday with a reception from 2 to 4 p.m. on April 4, at the GPS Building, 352 W. 12th in Hoisington. Hosts for the event will be Jeff and Jettie Zoller, Brad and Laura Barnard, Karla Weeks and families.
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Dr. Dustin Wayne Keffer and Ms. Crystal Sue Lagud announce their engagement. The parents of the groom are Vicki and Bill Keffer of Great Bend. Grandparents of the prospective groom are Judy Rusco of Great Bend, the late A. Wayne Rusco, and the late Arthur and Frankie Keffer.
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Death after collision near Koumala
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The long awaited launch of ARINPlay, an online video streaming community for schools, will finally come to an end on April 1. After months of beta testing and bug fixing, ARIN Intermediate Unit 28 will launch the service that will give an opportunity for member districts and technology centers to post content to an entity-specific channel for public viewing.
In recognition of Autism Awareness Month, ARIN will host an Autism Awareness Event at the Central Office on Friday, April 10. The event will begin at 9:00 and feature informational sessions on behavior, reading, math, assistive technology, secondary transition, and autism. Lending library resournces will be available for review and light refreshments will be served.
ICTC Students Produce Newscast at PETE&C Mrs. Melaney Brubaker, teacher for the Digital Media Technology program at ICTC, took a student team consisting of four students including Morgan Johnston (Penns Manor HS), Alyssa Kuhner (Saltsburg HS), Victoria Thomas (United HS) and Hanna Chero (United HS). The students were tasked with creating a "newscast" covering the 2015 PETE & C conference.
The ARIN Intermediate Unit Comprehensive Plan is being posted for public inspection and comment for 28 days. The Comprehensive Plan will then be presented for approval by the Board of Directors before being submitted to the Pennsylvania Department of Education for final approval. This document focuses on Professional Education, Teacher Induction, and Public Relations at the Intermediate Unit.


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UPDATE: Attorney General Greg Abbott spokeswoman Lauren Bean said, "Critics raise these concerns because they are afraid of losing at the Supreme Court. Why would critics trust a lower court, but not the highest court, to decide this issue? More importantly, why do critics continue to fight against laws intended to prevent cheating and illegal […] [Read More]
Judges warn Abbott to stop stalling Voter ID case
The federal judges overseeing Texas' Voter Photo ID court case have warned Texas Attorney General Greg Abbott to stop stalling. The three-judge from the United States District Court for the District of Columbia issued an order Monday requiring that the State of Texas cease violating discovery deadlines and employing delay tactics. A portion of the […] [Read More]
Prospects brighten for settlement that could save April election
A leading player in the state's redistricting turmoil said this morning he's hopeful that both sides are closing in on a settlement that will salvage Texas' April 3 primary. Texas Attorney General Greg Abbott has been meeting with representatives of minority groups that sued the state last year to stop new political boundaries from taking […] [Read More]
Legal expert: Precedent should guide Supreme Court on Texas redistricting
The U.S. Supreme Court would have to close its eyes to precedent if it agrees with the state of Texas regarding disputed redistricting maps, a voting rights expert said Thursday. The court will hear arguments Monday on efforts by the state of Texas to stop interim maps drawn by a federal court in San Antonio. […] [Read More]
MALC sends strong response to House speaker
House Speaker Joe Straus' warning Monday that Republican leaders would ask for U.S. Supreme Court intervention into the state's redistricting squabble triggered a strong response Tuesday from the House Mexican American Legislative Caucus. Caucus Chairman Trey Martinez Fischer, D-San Antonio, reminded Straus that Republicans dominated the judicial panels that have ruled against the state's redistricting maps […] [Read More]
MALC chairman: Special session would be bad idea
Legal challenges to the new congressional and state legislative districts could throw candidate filing deadlines for the 2012 primary elections them out the window. Candidates can start filing for the March 6 primary beginning Nov. 12. The deadline for making the ballot is Dec. 12. But the congressional and legislative districts are unlikely to survive […] [Read More]
House Democrats won't pledge to Speaker Straus – for now
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Pats DT Siliga hopes to build on last year's play
FOXBOROUGH, Mass. (AP) — Sealver Siliga knows about trying to stand out in a crowd.
The youngest of 11 siblings finally found steady work with the New England Patriots after being let go by three NFL teams.
Now he's part of a large group of defensive tackles trying to stay with the club.
Siliga played well after being signed late last season. Now he's taking nothing for granted.
"The time I felt comfortable, I got (traded)," he said Tuesday. "I've been around. So I don't ever let myself feel comfortable because the time I just start feeling comfortable is the time I see the blackout."
That happened after he spent the entire 2012 season with the Denver Broncos. He played in just one game, made one tackle and was traded to Seattle the following training camp.
The Seahawks cut him at the end of camp and he went on their practice squad before being released again.
He joined the Patriots practice squad Oct. 23. He was activated a month later and played the last seven games with them. He started the last six, including two in the playoffs.
"It was big just because last season coming where I came (from) nobody really expected me to do what I did," Siliga said.
Now comes another challenge.
Starting defensive tackles Vince Wilfork and Tommy Kelly are healthy after missing most of last season with injuries. Their absence gave backups Chris Jones and Joe Vellano extra playing time before Siliga was signed.
All are back at that position along with first-round draft pick Dominique Easley. The Patriots also added veteran defensive end Will Smith
"As a defensive line as a whole, you've got to be able to work together," Jones said. "So, whoever's in there we've got to be able to come together and work together as a team, build that camaraderie, and I thought we did well with that last year."
Siliga had one sack in each of his last three regular-season games, but there's no guarantee he'll be on the active roster when the season starts.
Still, he's at the high point of an NFL career that began in San Francisco's 2011 training camp after he signed as a rookie free agent from Utah. He was cut less than six weeks later.
"It never feels good to get tossed around like that," he said. "I can't control that. All I can control is how hard I work and what I do."
Siliga was tested as a youngster with five brothers and five sisters.
"It was cool," he said with a smile. "I've got a lot of big brothers to beat me up, to toughen me up, so it turned out pretty well."
They also played football, but didn't make it nearly as far as Siliga.
"They got caught up in the gang life so that didn't turn out too well for them," he said. "My brothers grew up in California. I grew up in Salt Lake City so it was a whole different scene. I grew up in a whole different way."


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In 2003 when I was NWA President I began collecting and distributing NWA promotion news on a weekly basis. My hope was to focus attention on what we were doing as a group in one place and selfishly promoting what I was doing and those with whom I worked were doing too…


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Equestria has been invaded. The sisters have vanished, their warriors defeated, their heroes scattered, and the Griffons have claimed Canterlot and lordship over Equestria.
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