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Come, Drink One More Cup composed by Qian Chen. For concert band. Conservatory Editions. Grade 5.5. Score and parts. Published by Neil A. Kjos Music Company (KJ.WB420).
A remarkable and unique selection by one of China's best-known wind ensemble composers, Come, Drink One More Cup is inspired by a classical poem about the pain of parting. Employing a musical language that deftly mixes the traditional sounds of Chinese music - including a number of Chinese percussion instruments - with modern compositional technique, the piece will transport audiences to a different land. Filled with stunningly beautiful pentatonic melodies and vast, open vistas of musical space, Mr. Chen's creation offers something for everyone.
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Whether you grew up eating them or not, homemade hamantaschen are a special treat. The triangle-shaped cookies, which are traditionally served during the Jewish holiday of Purim, come stuffed with jam, ground poppy seeds, and many other delicious spreads. And when made well, with a supple dough and warm, sweet filling, they can be ethereal.
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by Ben Swann | August 28, 2013
The war drums are pounding and President Barack Obama is each day closer to taking military action against the Syrian government. There are major questions about why the U.S. would become involved in Syria and whether or not the claim that the Assad regime used chemical weapons on citizens living in a Damascus suburb are based in fact. Administration officials say that military action against Syria would be done "not to create a regime change" but some members of Congress aren't buying it.
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Where in the US Constitution is the requirement to carve the US Congress into little fiefdoms, i.e. committees? Are fiefdoms in the US Congress symbolic of a larger problem, i.e. the centralization of power? As much as possible, get rid of the congressional fiefdoms, political parties, etc and the special interests which control them and the US Congress. Dissolve the fiefdoms and return the usurped power to the states and their respective peoples under the 10th amendment.
Thomas, if the POTUS acts unilaterally in Syria, I fully expect the House of Representatives to initiate the process of impeachment. I don't care one iota if the prospect of conviction of the POTUS in the US Senate is almost nil. I DO care about maintaining the integrity of the process of impeachment and sending the strongest message possible to the POTUS over unconstitutional actions.
they care about what's morally wrong. This is the US government we're talking about. Moral wrongs are their bread and butter.
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This is a good interview by Rep. Massie...
... who has introduced a bill to block unauthorized U.S. military aid to Syrian rebels. The bill currently has 13 cosponsors; please contact your Representative and urge support for H.R. 2507, the "War Powers Protection Act of 2013." Thank you.
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Esther Pierre has been hired as late news reporter at WAVY-TV, Channel 10. On the job a week already, she'll also serve as part of the "10 On Your Side" political team. Read more
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#1 Jan 18, 2008
Esther Pierre is everywhere..Glad to see you back.
"Boldly going nowhere..."
Since: Oct 07
#2 Jan 18, 2008
I really want to know what happened to David Nelson..just out of curiousity
#3 Jan 18, 2008
The Femi-Nazi news director is still at it I see.
Remember Les Smith and David Nelson!
#4 Jan 18, 2008
I doubt the newscast will improve, unless they start reporting all news and stop tooting their horns on how great(possibly bad) they cover the news. Although when someone is shot by a thug,the street interviews are entertaining, because they are some of the dumbest people in our society.
"Boldly going nowhere..."
Since: Oct 07
#5 Jan 18, 2008
I have always wondered why they pick the dumbest people on the street to talk to.
#6 Jan 18, 2008
Welcome Back Ester!
#7 Jan 18, 2008
Where is Les Smith, David Nelson, Jim Lawrence, Adam Owens, and others that have left Wavy 10 in the last year? I really would like to know why they left. My bet was on the new management. Is there a place where we can go for answers? Les Smith had been there 22 years and then resigned on a weekend. Something isn't right. If they don't value their long time people why should we value them?
"Boldly going nowhere..."
Since: Oct 07
#8 Jan 18, 2008
I'm with you. I wonder what happened. I , too, am a faithful channel 10 news watcher. It's the only newscast I watch. Where did they all go?
#9 Jan 18, 2008
Simple answers.
It's a lot cheaper to have 20-somethings on staff with no experience than to have 20+ year veterans on staff. News is not about news. It's about $$.
WAVY News 10 and all news is about one thing only.- Filling time between commercials. Content isn't important as long as someone buys the ad space.
That's the environment of a TV News operation.
#10 Jan 18, 2008
Welcome back Ester! I remember when you were on Channel 3. All of a sudden you left and you were missed. You look great too, good job and I wish you the best.
#11 Jan 18, 2008
Welcome back Esther! I remember when you were on Channel 3. All of a sudden you left and you were missed. You look great too, good job and I wish you the best with Channel 10.
#12 Jan 19, 2008
This isn't about David Nelson!! Welcome aboard Ms. Esther Pierre, a fresh face is more than appreciated. I'd like to extend my heartfelt thanks to management at "10 On Your Side". Keep on keeping it fresh. With her background and education, can't help but be a win-win situation.
#13 Jan 19, 2008
HATER! People do move on in their careers. Standing or sitting idle with no means of advancement is for those who lack ambition and life goals. When,why,and how is none of anyone's business as to why someone isn't on "10 On Your Side's" staff. Some of you are just to da** bored with your own life. Just make sure you are in good standing with your employer.
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#14 Jan 19, 2008
Ohhhh we have the WAVY TV (Lintv) employee back with a different name. You sure are eat up with it. How can you continue to defend the awful employment practices of Lintv? Many very good employess have been trashed by this company mainly because management refuses to get control over the head of the news department.
Les Smith, David Nelson, Kay Young, Adam Owen just to name a few.
Viewers need to boycott WAVY-10 and Fox-43. WVEC is a very good alternative station for local news.
#15 Jan 19, 2008
I actually agree with Jack (I need a TUMS), boycott WAVY.
It is for a completely different reason though. What the he77 is up with showing some 70's flick (Ironside) instead of the NHL game?
Even if you don't like hockey (we'll create a different thread for that argument, a live sporting event is better than an obscure movie.
#16 Feb 7, 2008
Dear Esther, glad your back,
great job, you've come a long
way since we met at Greenbrier
mall. Would love to see your
new addition.(tuttle)
#19 Feb 7, 2008
You must be kidding. This is a professional addition? Think not. Sorry but I wasn't impressed with her at her former station.
#20 Feb 7, 2008
Fresh face? Are you kidding?
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#22 Jun 3, 2009
Go away, story was well over a year ago. Move on.
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Hair: Blond, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
Just as I have written a review on the accompanying shampoo, I will write one on this conditioner. This is the best shampoo-conditioner duo I have ever used so far. I purchased it due to its great scent, which smells a bit beachy as well as like honey. Also, I've always loved L'Oreal products as I find that they are usually good quality for the price paid. The fact that it had Royal Jelly intrigued me as well.. Even though it is so low on the ingredient list that I doubt it makes a big difference. Anyway, the conditioner is rich and after rinsing out, leaves my hair completely untangled and extremely soft. I have long, bleached hair and my hair feels extremely healthy and soft, as well as looks shiny after using this. My boyfriend can't stop smelling my hair after I use this shampoo-conditioner duo. One of my biggest recommendations!
on 8/18/2011 2:17:00 PM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Acne-prone, Olive, Warm
Hair: Brown, Kinky, Coarse
Eyes: Black
I have long natural afro hair that is really dry , this is the only conditioner that seems to work , my hair looks a lot healthier, less dry and it also seems softer and less brittle- my only wish is that it would be as 'slippery' as john frieda straight which made detangling a breeze but sadly seemed to make my hair more brittle and dry . I'd really recommend this- for ALL types of hair that's dry .
on 5/31/2010 11:59:00 AM
Age: 25-29
Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Warm
Hair: Brown, Straight, Fine
Eyes: Blue
wow amazing shampoo and conditioner. It doesnt weigh down my fine hair, and usually its very flat and limp...but this gives it a ice bounce and body...i usually like HE hair stuff but after spending ridiculous money on alterna shampoo and cond recently and it being awful, as well as getting so so results with my usual kerastase i wanted to try d/s for a change...ive never ever had any luck with l'oreal shampoos and conds but i was really curious about the one cheryl cole was advertising (100 times a day on tv) As they didnt have it in boots, i thought id try this one on a whim! i wasnt expecting much but i just cant believe how soft and beautiful my hair looks after using it, so shiny and healthy, really that wow' look! Best of all my hair doesnt get tangled, feels moisturised but never heavy and actually looks very similar to cheryls in her ad for the other shampoo. will never buy anything again...
on 1/23/2010 10:29:00 PM
Age: 18 & Under
Skin: Combination, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Blond, Other, Other
Eyes: Blue
This conditioner and shampoo have done wonders for my hair. It tangles less, is softer, is less frizzy and relaxes my curls. My hair is usually a lot more curly, however this shampoo and conditioner make the curls smooth and lovely.
on 9/1/2009 10:00:00 PM
Age: 30-35
Skin: Oily, Fair, Warm
Hair: Blond, Straight, Fine
Eyes: Blue
Australia recently received more Elvive products and I decided to give this conditioner a go. Here is L'Oreal's blurb:
"ELVIVE Re-Nutrition with Royal Jelly replenishes dry hair by infusing the hair fibre with essential nutrients. Hair regains elasticity, bounce and is silky to touch. Delicate, creamy textures are combined with a delicious honey and floral fragrance to provide you with the ultimate haircare range.
An exceptional nourishing concentrate, Royal Jelly is produced by bees, and is also know as 'bees' milk'. It is the food given to young bees for a few days before becoming the exclusive privilege of the Queen Bee for her entire life. Essential for the survival of the bees, Royal Jelly gives them an incredible capacity for growth and longevity.
Royal Jelly does more than nourish: it gives dry hair new life!
Up to 10x more care instantly*."
I really don't like this. It feels quite "proteiny" to me - which my hair doesn't need as I don't have a lot of damage. It doesn't detangle my hair at all either and this is something I need because it is so long. I do like the scent and the fact that it doesn't weigh my hair down, so I will use up my bottle, but I won't be repurchasing.
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Type of bolt for Panasonic TC-P50s30
Hi all,
We just bought the above plasma tv. Now we want to mount the tv to our ent. center; however, they dont include a bolts that go thru the braket that is attached to the back of the tV. Bought it from Best Buy; the instruction are vague, horribly written. They mention an M8..
What is M8; or waht kind of bolt should i use; in the sintructions they just mention it should be ceryaon lenghth etc..
Much appreciated.
According to the television manual it calls for M8 screws with a minimum 17mm, and maximum 22mm, of penetration into the television.
So you would use 8mm machine thread screws, that achieve that range of penetration, plus additional length for the thickness of the mount and any washers if recommended.
Wall mounts usually come with an assortment of screws in various sizes that usually will fit your needs.


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Valerie DeLaCruz
A short trip to a big city
Right in our own backyard (well, 2-1/2 hours down the Thruway or on a scenic ride along the Hudson River on Amtrak) is the opportunity to take a short trip to a big city: New York. You can take a day trip (one day bus trips from Yankee Trails leave weekly from Latham Farms and return […] [Read More]
Take a class
It's never too late. I've been an artist since I was three years old and my mother told me "you had never seen a real cow, but you drew one and even put the tuft of hair on the tail!." I love drawing, but over the years it's a skill that has sat on the […] [Read More]
Right on, Gabrielle Reece
Lighten up girls. Instead of taking offense at a word (submissive), actually listen to Gabby Reece, or better yet, read her book "My Foot is Too Big for the Glass Slipper" in which she talks about her relationship and how she and her husband navigate it. She talks about the struggle and challenges of crafting […] [Read More]
Winter's last hurrah
For a quintessential Adirondack winter experience, Lake Placid is a wonderful weekend trip. I know, let's get some spring already! But last weekend I had a last hurrah winter mini (what we call a one or two night overnight) in Lake Placid with my friend Pati. Just driving up the Northway to exit 30 to […] [Read More]
Oh clumsy me
I've never been what you would call graceful. I'm pretty clumsy in fact. And getting older isn't helping that situation at all. Here's a little story to illustrate. The other night I was getting ready for bed, later than usual at 12:30, and I drew a bath. I have a nice big Jacuzzi style soaking […] [Read More]
It's the Oscars!
Presenting the Academy Awards (oops, no, this year they're "rebranding" it: THE OSCARS) tonight. I can't wait!!! I love everything about it: the glamorous arrival on the red carpet of movie stars and entertainers, the opening number, the host's banter, recaps of movies, and the announcement of the winners. I don't bother to try and […] [Read More]
Sing your heart out!
It's been so long since I've had a chance to perform live; I guess I thought my music days were behind me. Am I disappointed that my singing career petered out? You bet! But I did get to perform at the fabulous Proctor's Theater last week at a private party to honor Dave Oliker's career […] [Read More]
How I ruined my favorite pan
Oy! I was simmering some ginger to add to my tea, happy about my health benefits effort. And then I got restless; I went into my office, mere steps away from the kitchen to answer some emails. A half hour went by as I got absorbed in more tasks. And then I had that ugly […] [Read More]


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H.R.3827 - Every Child Deserves a Family Act
To prohibit discrimination in adoption or foster care placements based on the sexual orientation, gender identification, or marital status of any prospective adoptive or foster parent.
The following letters were written by OpenCongress.org users and sent to their elected representatives. You can start a letter of your own by clicking the links to right.
H.R.3827 Every Child Deserves a Family Act
January 16, 2012
I am writing as your constituent in the 7th Congressional district of Virginia. I am writing as your constituent in the 6th Congressional district of New York. I support H.R.3827 - Every Child Deserves a Family Act, and am tracking it using OpenCongress.org, the free public resource website for government transparency and accountability.
Cate Newbanks


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The Conrail and Penn Central heritage units pull train 27N west up track three around Horseshoe Curve near Altoona, Pennsylvania, on a cold and windy night. Photo by Casey Thomason. For more i... (more)
Norfolk Southern's specially painted "GoRail" SD60E number 6963 leads vehicle train 18N down the mountain and around track two at Horsehsoe Curve near Altoona, Pennsylvania. 18N moves automobiles ... (more)
The Savannah & Atlanta heritage unit leads 130 empty coal hoppers uphill on track three at Horseshoe Curve near Altoona, Pennsylvania. The train is returning to the southwest Pennsylvania coal mi... (more)
Intermodal train 21E moves container and trailer traffic between Morrisville, Pennsylvania and Willow Springs, Illinois. The November 29th edition of 21E is seen here dashing through the snow on ... (more)
A helper set is on the lead of an intermodal on the westbound climb.
A westbound Conrail freight is being pushed upgrade just west of Horseshoe Curve in 1989. The rear unit has its classification/marker lights illuminated red. If a locomotive is on the front of a t... (more)
Conrail GP40-2 3386 leads a westbound TV train around Horseshoe Curve in 1995.
The Illinois Terminal Heritage Unit leads NS train 747 around the apex of Horseshoe Curve. This Belews Creek, NC to Shire Oaks, PA empty hopper train is making good time up the hill without helper... (more)
Big Blue in all its glory! Armed with a Conrail release and photo permit, I was able to get into a great position on a grubby morning in 1989 for a shot on Horseshoe Curve. This is a westbound int... (more)
With Giant's Head Mountain watching in the background, a fine looking "Spirit of Summerland" rounds the Horseshoe Curve upgrade towards Prairie Valley Station.
From a vantage point high above Horseshoe Curve, a westbound empty hopper train approaches Kittanning Point.
512 making its way around the curve on a nice sunny day.
A pair of manifests pass on the famed triple track Horseshoe Curve west of Altoona during a soaking afternoon storm. Two C44-9Ws and a locally rebuilt SD40E haul the westbound train in the foregro... (more)
It is hard to believe that just a year ago the whole railfanning world was focused on one weekend of events, 765 operating public excursions in central PA. The highlight of the trip was the chanc... (more)
"Loch Awe" heading a freight from Fort William towards County March Summit