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In case you hadn't heard, the Nationals have had a couple of pretty big nights at the plate. With six homers on Tuesday and another six homers on Wednesday, they blew out the Cubs and re-asserted their ability to win not only behind great pitching but behind one of baseball's most-potent lineups.
Here are some video highlights from the postgame clubhouse, with remarks from Adam LaRoche, Bryce Harper, Danny Espinosa and Gio Gonzalez.
- Ghost Of Steve M. - Sep 6, 2012 at 5:18 PM
Message to Davey: Bryce is back on Tweeter!
- Ghost Of Steve M. - Sep 6, 2012 at 5:21 PM
I don't like Gio in the Miami Heat cap sideways on his head. I liked him more professional, but hey, that's just me. LeBron had too many failures before he scored. Be humble, be professional, and celebrate when you hoist the trophy.
- hiramhover - Sep 6, 2012 at 5:29 PM
Remember when Bryce proclaimed his love for the Cowboys and got legions of Redskins fans up in arms?Gio is obviously courting a tsunami of outrage from local fans–well, it being the Wizards at issue here, make that a wave-pool sized tsunami.
- Steady Eddie - Sep 6, 2012 at 5:33 PM
hiramhover — make that a pebble in a pond.
- Ghost Of Steve M. - Sep 6, 2012 at 5:36 PM
For MicheleS:When Rizzo was asked if Johnson would manage the Nats in 2013:"You're talking 2013, I'm talking about September 5th," Rizzo said. "Davey Johnson is part of the furniture in the Mike Rizzo GM regime. He's gonna be around a long time. I love the man. He's one of the great baseball minds, and we're going to think about that when we need to think about it."
- hiramhover - Sep 6, 2012 at 5:41 PM
SteadyOk, maybe a fart's ripple in the bathtub.
- MicheleS - Sep 6, 2012 at 5:42 PM
Ghost, I saw that. But I want the i's dotted and the t's crossed, which is why offered a bribe.
- Ghost Of Steve M. - Sep 6, 2012 at 5:46 PM
http://nats.dcsportsnexus.com/2012/09/happy-new-year-bryce-harper-is-back-on.htmlThis guy claims Harp's PR people will be Tweeting on his account.
- Ghost Of Steve M. - Sep 6, 2012 at 5:51 PM
MicheleS, I hear you. I think we will have to wait long into the post-season to start to get 2013 questions like that answered.I was hoping the LaRoche situation would be resolved which tells me it won't be easy. LaR probably wants a 3 year extension and Rizzo probably will only go 2 for now.There may come the time when RZim will be the future 1st baseman on this team. Will that be 2015, 2016? I guess much of that will depend on this Anthony Rendon kid too and having an opening at 1st base.
- Ghost Of Steve M. - Sep 6, 2012 at 5:58 PM
http://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs/nationals-journal/wp/2012/09/04/jordan-zimmermann-feeling-too-strong-not-too-fatigued/Good read on Jordan Zimmermann.
- Ghost Of Steve M. - Sep 6, 2012 at 6:14 PM
Barves and Rockies in another 1-0 game with this game in the 6th inning.
- Feel Wood - Sep 6, 2012 at 6:25 PM
MicheleS said… Ghost, I saw that. But I want the i's dotted and the t's crossed, which is why offered a bribe.Davey's already under contract as either a consultant or manager for the length of Rizzo's current contract. I'm pretty sure it's Davey's call as to how long he wants to keep managing, unless Rizzo decides to throw him out the door completely. He'll probably decide that after the season is over, based on his health, his wife's input, etc. Right now Rizzo probably doesn't know anything more than the rest of us do.
- smurff - Sep 6, 2012 at 6:31 PM
Yo, STHs…Any idea whether the team plans to offer 10-game Sunday ticket packages like they did last year? Nothing about those types of plans on the team website (that I could find, anyway)….
- Steady Eddie - Sep 6, 2012 at 6:31 PM
Feel Wood — azakly.
- Ron In Reston - Sep 6, 2012 at 6:34 PM
Oh fer Pete's sake, Ghost…..Gio is FROM Miami….he shouldn't root for his hometown basketball team?
- baseballswami - Sep 6, 2012 at 6:40 PM
Ghost – I have heard many times that pitchers who rely on any kind of sink are better when they are tired. Jordan has been held to six innings most of the season. Maybe Davey needs to throw him out there and let him spend some extra energy. I have also noticed that he is better on five days and has not been as good on more. One thing you have to realize about Jordan's struggles – the other pitchers struggled either early in the season, or once in a while, or in the first inning. Jordan was super consistent for a long, long time. He was bound to go through a tough stretch. Seems like a big strong, tough guy to me. Hoping for the best tonight.
- NatsLady - Sep 6, 2012 at 6:44 PM
smurrf, when I renewed I told my agent I wanted the same partial STH plan (Sundays plus misc days that I mostly traded in). He said I would be on the same type plan. Mine is a 20-game "partial" which I took because it was an actual STH plan with the associated bennies. Don't know if they'll offer the 10-gamer.
- smurff - Sep 6, 2012 at 6:45 PM
Thanks, NL!
- Faraz Shaikh - Sep 6, 2012 at 7:06 PM
http://www.stubhub.com/washington-nationals-tickets/really? very cheap tickets until end of the season. guess stubhub wants us to save our money for postseason tix.
- Section 222 - Sep 6, 2012 at 7:09 PM
Not to beat a dead horse, but DC Sports Bog has a post up about the Lerners' letter. And there are some fairly insightful comments over there too (yes, really!), at least from my perspective. In reading them I learned something I had never known before, which I thought might be worth passing on. The Nats offer some pretty good single game discounts (with food credits) to all government employees.
- Eugene in Oregon - Sep 6, 2012 at 7:14 PM
Atlanta game is now final; 1-0 Braves. Decided on the pitcher missing a routine throw back from the catcher, allowing the runner on 3rd to score.
- Section 222 - Sep 6, 2012 at 7:21 PM
Five days ago I made a comment that I'll just repeat now with a little editing because I feel the same way:The thing is that JZ's last [three] starts have been lackluster, and with [his last] start he [has] pitched more innings than last year. Soon we're going to see whether he has what it takes to be our ace in the stretch run and the playoffs, or has run out of gas. Hate to say it, but I'm ok if …. our bats [cool down] and we lose this game. We'll still … [have won] the series. What I really want to see is 6 plus quality innings from JZ. That more than anything else will be an indicator how how far this team can go in the playoffs.September 01, 2012 1:13 PM
- Doc - Sep 6, 2012 at 7:23 PM
About Gio's ball cap to the right. It's almost impossible for most lefties to wear their hats straight—-even if it were a Wizards cap!In other news, MLB blew it last night in not spending time featuring the Nats' 6 HR's in consecutive games. They, like they always do, focused on Cahill's B.S. non no-hitter. As Mark has noted, the Nats' HR feat has only happened 3X in major league history. The hated Dodgers in '96 and the Angels in '03.How many no-hitters in MLB over the past 100 years?? Must be 50-100. As the great baseball etymologist Yogi Berra would say, "…you could look it up…".
- Section 222 - Sep 6, 2012 at 7:39 PM
Ghost, you nailed it on LaRoche. Last night Charlie and Dave were chit chatting with Phil Wood and had to remind him that there's a mutual option and the Nats can't force LaRoche to stay here. And then they said, it seems like a no brainer that the Nats will try to exercise it. Sure it's a no brainer that they'd like to get him on one year contract. But he'll never agree to it. He's having a career year in his contract year. Why wouldn't he test the open market? That's not to say he won't re-sign with us, perhaps at some discount because he likes the clubhouse and the team and the chances for more postseason glory. But first he's going to find out if someone will offer him a 3 or more year deal. And if someone does (and I don't think it will be us), he might very well take it. I think the same is true for E-Jax. He might finally get that multi-year deal he wants after this season. Everyone who is calling for him or LaRoche to be extended should just relax and wait. Cause neither of them is going to sign on the dotted line until they see what they are worth to other teams.
- Feel Wood - Sep 6, 2012 at 7:47 PM
Don't really get all this cynicism about the Lerner email. So they decided to limit season ticket sales to 20,000. Or maybe they're just saying that as a marketing gimmick. Maybe they're sincere and their reasons are what they said in the email, or maybe they're not telling us the real reason they're doing this – that is, if they really are doing this. Maybe the Lerners or whoever wrote that email are inept at marketing, or maybe they're marketing geniuses. But really, who cares? What's the big deal? It's not like they're calling radio stations in Philadelphia and inviting their fans to come on down, or selling group tickets to tour buses full of ugly and smelly Phillies fans, or anything of the sort. If the Lerners really want to help Average Joe fans get into games, or even if they're just saying that to try to fool big spenders into buying more season tickets, why is that a bad thing?
- hiramhover - Sep 6, 2012 at 8:04 PM
Feel WoodAgreed–I understand wanting advice about buying season and other tickets, and I've found the discussion here useful. But I don't get this obsession some folks have with ticket sales and attendance #s.Sec 222The ALR situation will be interesting as it develops. I'd like to see him back–more than I wanted to see Dunn back, for sure–but everything has a price. Can he get 3 years, somewhere? Maybe, esp. if the Nats go deep into the post-season and he's a star. But he couldn't get a 3-yr deal 2 yrs ago, when he was that much younger. In his 2 seasons with the Nats, one was essentially lost, due to the shoulder; this year is a very good season, but it's not really that far off his norms for the 3 yrs before he became a Nat. The HRs are up, from 25 a yr, to 28 and counting this year. But his slash line for those years was .269/.339/.485, vs .270/.342/.506.


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My Doctor mentioned that I should view my cancer (breast) as more of a chronic illness because there is no cure, however there are treatments and medicines that can help. What tips do you have for living with this uncertainty?
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Cancer can become a chronic (ongoing) illness that never goes away completely. Although recurrent cancer may not be cured, it can often be controlled. Some cancers recur and then go in remission and the cycle gets repeated for years, which means the cancer can be managed as a chronic illness.
These repeated recurrences can become discouraging and exhausting. You may feel more cautious, guarded and less hopeful than ever before. You may feel disappointed in your body; feel as though it has let you down. It is normal to feel angry and upset. Some degree of depression and anxiety is common when you are living with this uncertainty. If you find that you are upset for long periods of time or that your upset is interfering with the day-to-day activities for you then it is time to seek help for depression and anxiety. Anxiety and depression can be treated with medication, psychotherapy, or both.
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I used the Classico crushed tonight in lasagna, just a dab of salt added. I am no tomato connoisseur, but the family loved it.
I know if i drained less out would work, but its like if i know it can be removed i want to remove all the acidic liquid i can. If it had flavor i would leave it, but all it taste like is acidy water.
FeChef,You might just try adding a good quality water, like spring water, to the drained tomatoes. Professionals who use heavy or concentrated canned tomato products mostly just add tap water to the tomatoes to get the consistency they want for their sauces.Peter
Fe,You can also add some tomato puree to thicken it back up some.That might just waste a can if you're not going to use much of it,but I have done it before.I would also add some of the puree with cans of whole tomatoes I crushed and drained myself.Makes for a excellent sauce base.
I will do another test on the peeled ground tomatoes sometime this week.I recall it being a bit watery and want to see how much is going to be needed straining out of the next can.


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Just made one of my better sauces tonight with the La Bella san marzano's. My wife and the friend that I had over immediately commented on the sauce. I don't care if these are DOP or not, they taste really good. No acidic taste in this batch.
Scott,I've got a can of these I want to try. How did you make the sauce? Chopped, pureed? Seasonings? Did you use any of the liquid from the can? Thanks.Bill/SFNM
Can the public purchase the LaBella brand direct from the company? I have tasted these and they are a great productThanks
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I definitely prefer an imported tomato over domestic we also sell our imported tomatoes cheaper than what some california tomatoes are getting for theirs.your San Marzano types are from the San Marzano region only those stamped DOP and have the certificate on the label are genuine.There is a good article at WWW.squido.com/canned-tomatoes.they did an independent test and found what i believe that Nina, and Pugliese won


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Fall: March 1
Spring: December 1
Applications are processed as they arrive up to the deadline date.
APPLY ONLINE to this graduate program.
Number Required: 2
From Whom: Letters of recommendation should be obtained from evaluators who can provide insight into the applicant's abilities, talents, and aptitude for graduate study.
All applicants must present credentials that are the equivalent of the appropriate Bachelor of Music degree at Temple University, which is based on a curriculum of 124 to 135 hours.
A degree in Music is expected.
The Statement of Goals should include your special interests within the discipline and expectations for the program.
Minimum TOEFL score needed to be accepted: 71 iBT or 525 PBT.
See www.temple.edu/boyer for audition repertoire requirements.
A resume is required.
A student who wishes to transfer credit should speak with her/his academic advisor and obtain a Request for Transfer of Graduate Credit form, available at: www.temple.edu/grad/forms. Transfer credits must be approved by the advisor, the department chair, and the Associate Dean. The maximum number of credits a student may transfer is 6.
Due to the large number of applications for admission and the competitive nature of its music programs, the College admits only a portion of its applicants. In addition to the general admissions credentials required of all Temple University graduate applicants, specialized admission criteria (i.e., auditions, portfolios, interviews, recommendations, departmental term papers, and standardized examinations) are very heavily weighted in admission decisions of the Boyer College of Music and Dance. Graduate applicants may be rejected for admission for failing to obtain the required level of proficiency in any one area of the specialized admission criteria regardless of the level of success in meeting the Temple University general admission criteria. In addition to the level of success demonstrated in the above-mentioned criteria, a final admission factor is the College's Optimum Enrollment Policy. This Policy may preclude the admission of any student who meets the minimum requirements.
Number of Didactic Credits Required Beyond the Baccalaureate: 32
Required Courses (25 s.h.):
MUSC 8500: Instrumental Ensemble* (4)
MUSC 8504: Instrumental Lessons (3)
MUSC 8510: Instrumental Ensemble* (4)
MUSC 8514: Instrumental Lessons (3)
MUSC 8524: Instrumental Lessons (3)
MUSC 8561: String Pedagogy (2)
MUSC 8562: String Pedagogy (2)
MUSC 8584: Instrumental Lessons/Recital (3)
MUST 8701: Research in Music (3)
* M.M. candidates must be available for ensemble assignments, which are determined by the department chair and may exceed curricular requirements.
Electives (7 s.h.) selected from Music, Music Education, Music Studies, or other graduate departments. At least 3 s.h. must be in academic, non-performance coursework. No more than 2 s.h. of MUSC 8555: Orchestra Repertoire can be taken for elective credit. Advisor approval required.
All degree credits are to be earned at Temple University.
Internship: No internship is required.
Language Examination: No language examination is required.
Diagnostic Examinations:
All entering Master of Music students are required to take Diagnostic Examinations in Harmony, Counterpoint, Aural Skills, and Music History prior to the first semester of graduate study. The purpose of these examinations is to determine weaknesses in undergraduate preparation. Depending on the examination results, students may be required to take one or more remedial courses. In these instances, the remedial courses will be graded on a "Credit / No Credit" basis and the official university transcript will indicate "CR" (for "Credit," meaning that the deficiency has been satisfied) or "NC" (for "No Credit," meaning that the deficiency has not been satisfied). Students must have a "B-" or better average in any remedial course or section thereof to earn the grade of "Credit" and to satisfy the requirement. Students who earn a grade of "NC" (that is, having a class average below "B-") must retake that course or section until an average of "B-" or higher is achieved and a grade of "CR" is recorded on the official university transcript. Remedial courses are offered for undergraduate credit only, and may not count toward graduate degree requirements.
1. All entering M.M. students must take the Diagnostic Examination in Harmony, Counterpoint, and Aural Skills prior to the first semester of graduate study unless conditions for exemption have been met (see below). Students may take the test only once, and if they do not pass the test or any portion thereof, they must enroll in the remedial course(s) during their first semester of study. Depending on which section(s) of the examination are failed, the examiners will stipulate which sections of remedial coursework the student must take. The courses are MUST 5001: Diatonic Harmony Review, MUST 5002: Chromatic Harmony Review, MUST 5003: Counterpoint Review, and MUST 5004: Graduate Aural Theory Review.
2. All entering M.M. students are required to take the Diagnostic Examination in Music History prior to registering for their first semester of graduate study unless conditions for exemption have been met (see below). If the student is unsuccessful in passing any portion of the Music History examination, the student may select one of two options:
Option A entails registering to take MUST 5005: Music History Review for 1 to 5 undergraduate credits, with 1 credit assigned to each of the following five periods: Renaissance, Baroque, Classic, Romantic, and Twentieth Century. Students may register for a maximum of 3 credits of MUST 5005 in any semester; thus, it is possible to extend the remediation over two semesters.
Option B entails the student's studying independently and retaking the failed sections of the examination at the end of the first semester of study. Students may retake the examination only once, and if any section is failed a second time, they must take the assigned remedial sections in their second semester of study.
3. Conditions for Exemption: The requirement to take the Diagnostic Examination in any area is waived only for graduates of the Boyer College of Music and Dance who (a) matriculate and enroll in the semester immediately following completion of all undergraduate degree requirements; and (b) received grades of "B-" or better in every undergraduate course taken in each individual examination area to be waived.
Professional Development Policy:
In addition to taking the required subjects for their degrees, all students in the Boyer College of Music and Dance are obligated to serve in a number of capacities in order to enrich their academic and musical expertise. Boyer College of Music and Dance believes that such experiences give impetus to successful professional careers. Among the duties that may be required are conducting laboratory classes; tutoring; teaching private lessons; coaching; participating in the distribution and inventory control of Temple University-owned musical instruments and instructional materials; participating in ensembles; accompanying; performing at admissions and open house events; supervising performance classes; and engaging in other academic activities.
Performing Ensembles:
1. Touring: All students in touring performing ensembles are required to participate in all scheduled tours. These tours, usually one or two weeks in length, often take place immediately after termination of semesters. Students must arrange their schedules to accommodate this requirement.
2. Participation: Master's degree candidates in wind, brass, and percussion instruments must be available for ensemble assignments at the discretion of the department chair, including participation beyond curricular requirements.
3. Non-Credit Participation: With special permission, graduate students for whom there is no ensemble requirement, or where previous ensemble credits exceed the graduation requirement, may participate in choral and instrumental ensembles without cost, with prior permission from the ensemble director, the department chair, and the Associate Dean.
University Orchestra:
At the master's degree level, all bowed string majors must perform in the University Orchestra each semester they receive lessons.
Independent Study Courses:
Independent study courses provide a special opportunity for graduate students to work in a highly individualized setting with one or more faculty members. All such study must receive the approval of the faculty member providing the instruction, the students' major advisor, and the Associate Dean. Approval will be granted only after the student has presented a detailed description of the intended independent study project. Approval of independent study projects will be granted only for students whose academic and musical record provides substantial support for the benefits of this type of study. In no case may more than 20% of a graduate student's curriculum be taken as independent study. Private lessons beyond those required in the curriculum are not an appropriate form of independent study.
Acceptable English:
All students, including those for whom English is not the native language, are expected to present all written work in acceptable English. No double standard exists to differentiate students on the basis of proficiency in the use of the English language. Students are also responsible for becoming familiar with the College's statement on plagiarism and academic honesty.
Graduate Private Lesson Policy:
Weekly one-hour private lessons are provided for all matriculated master's and doctoral performance majors in good standing, provided at least three additional credits of programmatically required graduate-level study are taken simultaneously. A $250 per semester lesson fee (subject to change without notice) is charged for all private lessons. Tuition remission may not be used to cover the private lesson fee.
Private applied lessons beyond the four-semester requirement currently in effect for graduate performance students may be extended with the permission of the jury, department chair, and the Associate Dean or Dean of the Boyer College of Music and Dance.
Recital Extension:
Students withdrawing from the recital requirement during the recital semester will receive an Incomplete and must register for extended study for non-degree credit (MUSC 5000: Recital Extension for 2 credits). Recital Extension must be taken each semester until the recital has been presented. This course will be offered on a "Credit/No Credit" basis only. Upon satisfactory completion of the recital, the Incomplete for the recital course will be replaced by a letter grade and MUSC 5000: Recital Extension will be issued a grade of "CR." Credit derived from Recital Extension will not be counted toward degree requirements.
1. Recital Extension Fees: Tuition for these additional terms of private study will be the cost of 2 graduate credits plus a $400 Recital Extension fee. Graduate assistantships and other forms of University-sponsored financial aid do not cover the Recital Extension fee.
2. Exceptions to Recital Extension: (a) Students who perform their recitals during the first three weeks of the Spring semester are not required to register for Recital Extension that semester. (b) Students who register for Recital Extension during the Summer may perform their recitals during the first three weeks of the Fall semester. However, if the student does not take Recital Extension during the Summer, s/he may not present the recital in the Fall semester, regardless of the date, without also registering for the Fall semester of Recital Extension.
3. Failure to Present Recital: The degree status of students who are unable to present a recital after one semester of Recital Extension will be reviewed by the Associate Dean and the major advisor, who, in consultation with the major teacher and department, will determine whether or not the student may continue in the program. Inability to present the recital after one semester of Recital Extension may be grounds for dismissal from the degree program for failing to maintain reasonable academic progress.
All incomplete grades and keyboard proficiencies must be fulfilled by the first day of the month in which the student expects to graduate.
Comprehensive Final Project:
Students must maintain a list of all literature, including solos, etudes, and excerpts, performed each semester in lessons, using a printed form provided by the department. During the final semester of study, students are required to submit a three-part written project. Part 1 includes lists of music studied/performed in all four semesters of lessons; the lists must be signed by the studio teacher. Part 2 includes program notes or background information for any two of the pieces listed in Part 1. The notes should be approximately 500 words each and must contain at least three recognized references, such as Baker's and New Grove. Any online resource must be documented and recognized as appropriate and authoritative. Part 3 is to consist of one of the following:
(a) A discussion of a third piece from the submitted lists or one movement of a multi-movement piece from the lists: The length of the piece or movement being discussed should be no less than 8-10 minutes. This discussion must form a paper of no less than 2,000 words. Topics may include (but are not limited to) historical perspectives, performance and performance practice issues, instrumental technical issues, the importance or role of the piece in the literature for the student's instrument, etc. This discussion must be presented as a formal paper with supporting information, including resources, charts, and the like.
(b) A theoretical analysis of one of the listed pieces or one movement of a multi-movement piece from the lists: The length of the piece or movement being analyzed should be no less than 8-10 minutes. This analysis should address form, basic harmonic events, large-scale phrasing, performance practice issues, etc., as outlined in a rubric provided by the department.
The written project must be submitted to the Department of Instrumental Studies no later than November 1 for an anticipated December graduation or April 1 for an anticipated May graduation. Documents are distributed among the departmental faculty for review and a grade of either "pass" or "fail." A passing grade from a majority (and no fewer than two) of the department's graduate faculty members is required. Students who do not pass are told what needs to be fixed (content, grammar, etc.) and, using whatever resources they have (e.g., the University's Writing Center), prepare and submit a revision that receives a passing grade. In order for a student to graduate on schedule, any revision that is required must receive a passing grade before the deadline by which names must be submitted for graduation.
Public Recital:
Performance majors present a public recital as the culminating event for the master's degree (MUSC 8984). Graduation recitals are typically one hour in length; presented on-campus in either Rock Hall or Klein Recital Hall; and adjudicated by three full-time music faculty members. The student must show evidence through Temple University transcript records of having taken private lessons up to the time of the graduation recital. Students who wish to play a recital in the early Fall should plan to register for and complete the final semester of lessons during the preceding Summer months.
A Recital Permission Form indicating the private teacher's approval for performance of the graduation recital must be signed by the private teacher and submitted six weeks prior to the recital. (If the recital is in the first five weeks of the Spring semester, the form must be submitted two weeks before the end of the Fall semester.) If required by the private teacher, a Recital Permission Jury must be scheduled at least four weeks prior to the recital. If the form is not submitted or a required jury is not scheduled, the department reserves the right to cancel or postpone the recital.
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The master's degree in Viola Performance develops expertise beyond baccalaureate-level achievement. Students specialize in the study of the major instrument and take courses outside the major area that support advanced musical and academic development. The Department of Instrumental Studies provides the potential professional performer and/or teacher with the finest instrumental training within the context of a comprehensive university. Students study privately with professional artist-teachers and enjoy opportunities for performance in numerous large and chamber music ensembles.
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Boyer College of Music and Dance has been ranked among the top 30 music schools in the country by U.S. News & World Report.
This degree program is accredited by the National Association of Schools of Music (NASM).
Study focuses on performance of the major instrument, the solo and ensemble literature of the instrument, and academic support areas in music.
The program prepares musicians for either professional activity or doctoral study.
Non-matriculated students may enroll in selected courses in music with permission, but may not take applied lessons until they have been fully admitted and matriculated.
Boyer College of Music and Dance offers a number of assistantships and academic internships to matriculated graduate students. Full awards carry a cash stipend plus full tuition remission for the Fall and Spring semesters. Partial awards also are available in values of 1/4 or 1/2 of a full award. Duties for assistantships and internships vary, but typically include teaching, tutoring, classroom assistance, research, artistic performance, and/or direct service related to academic programs. Applicants must submit an assistantship/internship application by March 1 to obtain priority consideration for an award. Applications are available online at the Graduate Financial Aid page of Boyer's website. Typically these awards are made only in the Fall semester for up to two semesters: Fall and Spring. Awards may be renewed on an annual basis (typically up to one additional year for master's students and up to three years for doctoral students) based on departmental needs as well as satisfactory academic and musical progress by the recipient.
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Girls I got 'em locked so similar to a prison
Hear this monster jam, I be callin' it 'GANGSTERISM'
I murder you for dope, I'm the street distributor
I'm homicidal, pointin' the pump, scope to shoot you
Street connects, Mob ties on East and West
We gouge out your eye balls if you seen too much
Hopin' out drops wit blings and stuff
Wit ball players wives, Mercedes 5
Dangerous lives and haters die rollin' with convicts
Conscience who tolerate no nonsense
Fake rappers in doo-rags, get shot-up at their concert
Your bitch bleed, bitin' her nipples with my chipped tooth
I drink her blood, like I'm Dracula, mack in the 6-Coupe
The sky becomes red, heard y'all niggas work with the feds
Doesn't matter, blood'll splatter, everybody must dead
I got urge for self-reinvention, but I'm old-fashioned
From the corner's with the winos laughin'
Dealers and five-o blastin'
Capitalist thoughts like Presidents
I'm burnin' Bush's, Nas the realest, it's nuttin' to fuck wit
[Hook: Uncredited Female (Nas)]
You think you know me but I... (Tell 'em Ma)
..Don't think so (Don't think so)
It takes a 'lil more than... (What?, what?)
What do you know about me?
(See what you don't know me you'll never will)
(And what you don't know will get yourself killed)
About me
(See what you don't know me you'll never will)
(And what you don't know will get yourself killed)
You'll never know
[Verse Two: Nas]
I smoke weed like them sixties rebellions, hippies on heroin
Spliffs inhalin', what I speak strictly for felons
Dippin' in their 6-4, hittin' the switches
Or sittin' in their Bentley Azure's, feelin' the riches
Or just ridin', truck drivin' Impalas, Denali's
I fuck with those but I lust for silver Ferrari's
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Spillin' Courvoisi', I'm half slave-master
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But every ghetto, every hood, no matter where the town
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Money and murder: interprets the American dream
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Traitors, killers and enemies, remorseless, we live this
[Hook: Uncredited Female (Nas)]
[Verse Three: Nas]
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Without God to worship, see we would be more lost
Gotta believe in somethin', or their would be no laws
A ghetto child occasionally blunted in Mansions
My cup overflow with Cristal, hundred exotic dancers
Niggas is plastic, ass gets jealous and passive
My pistol blast at; cowards, leechers, and rappers
Niggas I fuck with is 'Bravehearts', make G's
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At a more detailed level, Alex has analog VGA outputs working but the digital outputs are still being difficult. He found the problem that was preventing digital outputs from lighting up at all, but the displayed image still isn't right (Alex described it as looking like it had been scaled down to very low res then scaled back up again). We have started taking the initial Evergreen display code through IP review anyways. Not much will happen over the holidays, so as a guess maybe 3rd week of Jan for the first code to go public.
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LAFCo tries to get down to business
Linda SatchwellStaff Writer
The Eastside Cowboys and Local Agency Formation Commission Chairman Robert Meacher brought the battle home at the commission's Nov. 9 meeting. Citizen-at-large Larry Douglas began the mudslinging by commenting the Portola three (city representatives Bill Kennedy and John Larrieu, and county member Terry Swofford) were in fact "vigilantes," not cowboys.
Meacher weighed in, explaining he hadn't meant to malign "the ranching community of Plumas County." He had in mind a different kind of cowboy altogether. In his years in the merchant marine, a nautical cowboy was someone who functioned on autopilot.
Eastsider Kennedy asked to move Item 10, Commissioner Reports, up on the agenda. He had three items to discuss he said.
First, he floated the proposition LAFCo should meet in Portola. Since most of its members live there, it would save gas money.
Meacher, who lives at the other end of the county, said he wouldn't mind the drive, but perhaps the commissioners should rotate the meeting site throughout the county while they were at it. No decision was made.
Second, Kennedy pointed out that in the Nov. 4 issue of the newspaper John Gullixson said files he had in process contained work that was personal to him, so he didn't turn them over to the commission. That made the forensic audit "worthless" according to Kennedy.
Third, he wanted to have Meacher removed as chairman of LAFCo: "I know that we changed chairman in January, but I would like to mention the fact that our attorney, through the previous fiasco, told us twice at the last meeting that we had with her that we could not and should not discuss what was going on in closed session, beyond the fact that it's a California law … and it just seems to be that what you've done by discussing closed session items with the newspaper against the advice of our attorney, is created a problem where we can be sued. "And I don't like the idea of us possibly being sued because our chairman couldn't restrain himself. And I would like to see us—we can change chairman anytime we want to. And I'd like to see us do it now to let people know that we don't approve of breaking the law of California, or going against our attorney's advice. I'd like to see that done … I'd like to see that done today."
LAFCo's new Executive Officer John Benoit, functioning as a mediating force for the polarized commission, said, "I think it does have to be agendized. But, we're also going to be addressing this in the bylaws," an update of which Benoit was bringing to the commission later in the meeting.
Meacher weighed in regarding his extended service as LAFCo chairman: "I've had the distinct pleasure of being chair for six or seven years now, 'cuz nobody else wanted the damn job. I'm more than happy, either now or at the meeting in December or January to relinquish the chair.
"Obviously there's been a sea change. I think the interesting point is Mr. Kennedy's interpretation of the law. What I said to the newspaper, I said every week in open session—that I didn't think it was a good move (to remove former EO John Gullixson) and ass backwards and all that."
At that point Terry Swofford, one of the alleged Eastside Cowboys, tried to call a truce: "I'm to a point that we need to put all this behind us ... let's just move on and deal with the business of LAFCo. This back-and-forth stuff is not good for LAFCo."
Meacher and Kennedy exchanged barbs for a bit longer, and later Meacher came back at Kennedy during the bylaws discussion.
Through it all, Benoit was the voice of reason, repeating that commission bylaws would help keep the commissioners on topic: "Everybody knows that you know where you're going ... and what happens when," he said.
During the bylaws discussion, he also suggested to the commissioners that July would be the best time to elect a new chairman, since this is the beginning of the fiscal year and both the city and county members have had a chance to settle in to their jobs.
Later, Benoit said if Kennedy wanted to, he could put the removal of Meacher as chairman on the agenda, and if two other members agreed, they could throw him off. But, he said, "Why don't they wait?"
Benoit, who comes to Plumas County with more than 25 years of LAFCo experience and currently represents seven rural counties as their executive officer, said his mediation training and experience definitely comes in handy in his line of work. "I don't have a dog in the fight," he said, "so I can do that."
Benoit's style is based on moderation and consistency. In Plumas County's LAFCo, after the recent upheaval, he's interested in "getting it back in operation ... I try to get the necessary tasks done as efficiently as possible, and I want to help and work with the [special] districts."
Benoit lauded the ability of Plumas County's special districts to work together. "In most counties, there isn't the camaraderie that I see here," he added.
As for the battle between certain of LAFCo's commissioners, he suggested the policies (which he's in the process of updating, since LAFCo law changes often) "will let everybody know, including the public and the districts, how LAFCo operates."


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Archival Perspective: Sounds of Deerfield, 1965.
This week's Sounds of Deerfield clip is from a rally for school sports and activities where Luis Glass makes his case for joining the tennis team. Listen to previous clips at Perspectives.
The Experimentory! Deerfield's New Summer Program for Students Entering 7th and 8th Grade
In July of 2015, a select group of students will unleash their creative thinking at The Experimentory, a summer program for students entering seventh and eighth grade. The Experimentory will take place on the Deerfield Academy campus, and its interdisciplinary structure will allow students to delve into coding, music, design, and communications. By the end of...
Welcome, Prospective Students and Families!
Deerfield is excited to welcome prospective students and their families to campus for Spring Visit Days on Tuesday, March 31, Friday, April 3 and Monday, April 6. Information on how to get to campus is available here. Once you arrive, please head to the Hess Center for the Arts for welcome...
National Honor for Young Poet
Aaron Bronfman '15 has earned national recognition in The Scholastic Art & Writing Awards of 2015. He won a Gold Medal for his poem entitled "American Sex Drugs and Rock and Roll in the Age of the Amphetamine Salt." He has been identified by panels of creative professionals as...
Archival Perspective: Sounds of Deerfield, 1965
In celebration of this year's 50th reunion for the Class of 1965, selected outtakes from Sounds of Deerfield will be posted here each week from now until June. This week's clip is from a student debate on presidential nominee Barry Goldwater. To find previous clips visit Perspectives from the main page, then scroll down...
Boys Swim Team – 2015 New England Champions
The Deerfield varsity boys swim team took home 1st place in the NEPSAC Division 1 Swimming Championships held this past weekend at Exeter Academy. It was an amazing meet to watch and everyone on the team contributed to the boys spectacular win (photo shown is the Deerfield squad that...
Archival Perspective: Sounds of Deerfield, 1965
In celebration of this year's 50th reunion for the Class of 1965, selected outtakes will be posted here each week from now until June. This week's clip is from Mrs. Boyden's chemistry class.
Archival Perspective: Sounds of Deerfield, 1965
Fifty years ago, Bruce Zuckerman '65 and Tony Aeck '65 decided to make an audio time capsule of daily life at Deerfield Academy. They called it Sounds of Deerfield. The Archives houses the final vinyl product, but Bruce and his brother Ken '63 unearthed the original source material of over...
Topics Student Art Show (Photo Gallery)
The Topics student art show is up in the von Auersperg Gallery through February. Stop in and see the work in person, or view a photo gallery here. Quotes from the student artists: "After painting the same face nine times, I was so ready to chop it up. It was liberating." –Shelton Rogers "I was...
Gallery Shows for 2015
The following exhibitions will be taking place in Deerfield's new von Auersperg Art Gallery throughout the rest of the school year. "The Fire this Time" January 11th – February 27th, 2015 An exhibit curated by practicing artist and art professor Angel Abreu, Deerfield class of 1992, The Fire This...
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