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She's a skinny orphan. She's never been able to hear too well. And she can't speak too well, either. The only person who seems to care for her—one of the nuns at the orphanage—gets taken away from Alice in a freak accident.
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|Teens Turned Up the Heat at Teen Chili Challenge
Members of teen councils from St. Petersburg recreation centers turned up the heat and battled it out to take home the top prize during the Teen Chili Challenge.
The Chili Challenge was a part of St. Pete Fire and Rescue's 24th Annual Fire Prevention Block Party, held on Saturday October 12. Teen council members from 10 local recreation centers served up their best healthy chili in the categories of Lean & Mean (red meat), All About Beans (vegetarian), and Fowl Bowl (poultry). A panel of judges that included firefighters, a nutrition expert, and community figures was on hand to make the tough choices of 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place, as well as the winners of the Heart Healthy and Top Chef awards. Congratulations to Walter Fuller, Childs Park, J. W. Cate, Willis S. Johns, and Campbell Park recreation centers on their wins! As a part of 1st prize, team members from Walter Fuller Recreation Center will get to cook their White Chicken Chili for firefighters at Master Fire Station.
The Teen Chili Challenge was presented by All Children's Hospital and Kohl's Cooks for Kids and would not have been possible without the support of Kohl's Department Stores, St. Pete Fire and Rescue, the City of St. Petersburg, and Radio Disney.
The event was held at Lake Vista Recreation Center and it gave teens the chance to show off their healthy cooking skills to the community. For more information on the winning recipes and the Kohl's Cooks for Kids program, visit: www.kohlscooksforkids.org.
Since 2007, Kohl's has been supporting the efforts at All Children's Hospital to help families learn about nutrition and preparing healthy meals. Under the Kohl's grant, All Children's Hospital offers fun and interactive classes and events that encourage children to make healthy choices and teaches them basic culinary skills so they can assist the family in making tasty and healthy recipes.

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Cat Congestive Heart Failure
Cat Congestive Heart Failure
The job of a cat's heart is to pump blood to its entire body. Any abnormality in the heart can decrease its ability to perform that task. When the function of the heart is compromised, fluid can accumulate in the lungs and other body cavities. This is what congestive heart failure is.
Causes in Cats
• If a cat is born with a congenital defect, it can lead to CHF
• Any degeneration of the valves of the heart
• Cat Heartworms
• Cardiomyopathy, which is a disease of the muscle itself
• The lining around the heart can become diseased as well
• If the electrical impulses malfunction, arrhythmias will be caused and consequently CHF will develop
Regardless of the age or breed of a cat, this disease can occur. The usual and most common cause is cardiomyopathy, or disease of the heart muscle. Thyroid malfunction and prolonged anemia can also cause CHF.
The heart failure will reduce the blood blow to the muscles, which can cause fatigue. When your cat has congestive heart failure it is likely that fluid will accumulate in the lungs as well. This fluid can cause shortness of breath as well as Cat Coughs and difficulty breathing. Fluid can also accumulate in the chest cavity and abdomen.
Signs and Symptoms
• difficulty breathing or shortness of breath
• coughing
• fatigue
• Cat Loss of Weight
Diagnosis and Treatment
If your veterinarian suspects congestive heart failure, there will be some diagnostic tests. Aside from the normal stethoscope, your cat will most likely undergo a chest x-ray, EKG, blood pressure check and possibly and ultrasound of the heart.
Treatment will be determined by the cause of the condition. Initially your cat may have to spend a few days at the animal hospital. During that time your cat will most likely have oxygen, a diuretic (water pill) and nitroglycerine.
Other treatments can include :
• removal of the fluid around the lungs
• water pills
• nitroglycerine
• ACE inhibitors which block some of the hormones that circulate during heart failure. They also prevent salt retention
• A low salt diet
• lanoxin or other form of digoxin that will regulate the heart beat
• Dietary supplements
The care of your cat after it comes home will have to be exact. All of the medicines prescribed by your vet need to be given on a routine basis. Be alert to changes in activity, ability to exercise, and whether there is interest in the family. If any symptoms such as coughing, extreme fatigue or shortness of breath reoccur, you need to call your veterinarian.
Difficulty breathing is a veterinary emergency. Take your cat to the veterinarian immediately.
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• Cat Asthma can cause respiratory difficulty and coughing.
• Infections in the lungs such as pneumonia have similar symptoms.
• Tumors in the chest, which will cause pressure, can also affect breathing.
• Pleural effusion, fluid in the chest, can also occur with CHF, but is a common malady in cats.
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Regular Expressions
Regular expressions are the Swiss Army knife of text processing. They provide the programmer the ability to match and extract patterns from strings. The simplest example of a regular expression is a string of letters and numbers. And the simplest expression involving a regular expression uses the ==~ operator. So for example to match Dan Quayle's spelling of 'potato':
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If you put that in the groovyConsole and run it, it will evaluate to true. There are a couple of things to notice. First is the ==
~ operator, which is similar to the == operator, but matches patterns instead of computing exact equality. Second is that the regular expression is enclosed in /'s. This tells groovy (and also anyone else reading your code) that this is a regular expression and not just a string.
But let's say that we also wanted to match the correct spelling, we could add a '?' after the 'e' to say that the e is optional. The following will still evaluate to true.
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"potatoe" ==~ /potatoe?/
And the correct spelling will also match:
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"potato" ==~ /potatoe?/
But anything else will not match:
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"motato" ==~ /potatoe?/
So this is how you define a simple boolean expression involving a regular expression. But let's get a little bit more tricky. Let's define a method that tests a regular expression. So for example, let's write some code to match Pete Wisniewski's last name:
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def checkSpelling(spellingAttempt, spellingRegularExpression) { if (spellingAttempt ==~ spellingRegularExpression) { println("Congratulations, you spelled it correctly.") } else { println("Sorry, try again.") } } theRegularExpression = /Wisniewski/ checkSpelling("Wisniewski", theRegularExpression) checkSpelling("Wisnewski", theRegularExpression)
There are a couple of new things we have done here. First is that we have defined a function (actually a method, but I'll use the two words interchangably). A function is a collection of code similar to a closure. Functions always have names, whereas closures can be "anonymous". Once we define this function we can use it over and over later.
In this function the if statement in bold tests to see if the parameter spellingAttempt matches the regular expression given to the function by using the ==~ operator.
Now let's get a little bit more tricky. Let's say we also want to match the string if the name does not have the 'w' in the middle, we might:
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theRegularExpression = /Wisniew?ski/ checkSpelling("Wisniewski", theRegularExpression) checkSpelling("Wisnieski", theRegularExpression) checkSpelling("Wisniewewski", theRegularExpression)
The single ? that was added to the spellingRegularExpression says that the item directly before it (the character 'w') is optional. Try running this code with different spellings in the variable spellingAttempt to prove to yourself that the only two spellings accepted are now "Wisniewski" and "Wisnieski". (Note that you'll have to leave the definition of checkSpelling at the top of your groovyConsole)
The *?* is one of the characters that have special meaning in the world of regular expressions. You should probably assume that any punctuation has special meaning.
Now let's also make it accept the spelling if "ie" in the middle is transposed. Consider the following:
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theRegularExpression = /Wisn(ie|ei)w?ski/ checkSpelling("Wisniewski", theRegularExpression) checkSpelling("Wisnieski", theRegularExpression) checkSpelling("Wisniewewski", theRegularExpression)
Once again, play around with the spelling. There should be only four spellings that work, "Wisniewski", "Wisneiwski", "Wisnieski" and "Wisneiski". The bar character '|' says that either the thing to the left or the thing to the right is acceptable, in this case "ie" or "ei". The parentheses are simply there to mark the beginning and end of the interesting section.
One last interesting feature is the ability to specify a group of characters all of which are ok. This is done using square brackets *[ ]*. Try the following regular expressions with various misspellings of Pete's last name:
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theRegularExpression = /Wis[abcd]niewski/ // requires one of 'a', 'b', 'c' or 'd' theRegularExpression = /Wis[abcd]?niewski/ // will allow one of 'a', 'b', 'c' or 'd', but not required (like above) theRegularExpression = /Wis[a-zA-Z]niewski/ // requires one of any upper\- or lower-case letter theRegularExpression = /Wis[^abcd]niewski/ // requires one of any character that is '''not''' 'a', 'b', 'c' or 'd'
The last one warrants some explanation. If the first character in the square brackets is a *^* then it means anything but the characters specified in the brackets.
The operators
So now that you have a sense for how regular expressions work, here are the operators that you will find helpful, and what they do:
Regular Expression Operators
matches 0 or 1 occurrence of *a*
'a' or empty string
matches 0 or more occurrences of *a*
empty string or 'a', 'aa', 'aaa', etc
matches 1 or more occurrences of *a*
'a', 'aa', 'aaa', etc
match *a* or *b*
'a' or 'b' -
match any single character
'a', 'q', 'l', '_', '+', etc
match any of the named characters
'w', 'o', 'e', 'i', 'r', 'j', 's', 'd'
match any of the characters in the range
'1', '2', '3', '4', '5', '6', '7', '8', '9'
match any characters not named
even digits, or any other character
group an expression (for use with other operators)
match an *a* at the beginning of a line
match an *a* at the end of a line
There are a couple of other things you should know. If you want to use one of the operators above to mean the actual character, like you want to match a question mark, you need to put a '\' in front of it. For example:
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// evaluates to true, and will for anything ending in a question mark (that doesn't have a question mark in it) "How tall is Angelina Jolie?" ==~ /[^\?]+\?/
This is your first really ugly regular expression. (The frequent use of these in PERL is one of the reasons it is considered a "write only" language). By the way, google knows how tall [she is|http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=how+tall+is+angelina+jolie&btnG=Google+Search]. The only way to understand expressions like this is to pick it apart:
begin expression
any character other than '?'
more than one of those
a question mark
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Rodon, the All-American left-hander, kept the Tar Heels in check as
"This win means more than any other win," Rodon said, noting the rivalry.
The teams meet in the series final at 7 tonight. A record crowd of 3,123 was on hand for the middle game of the series.
"Rodon was very, very special,"
Rodon (5-2) threw 6 2/3 innings, using 129 pitches. He left without surrendering a run. But
That closed the margin to 7-3, but by then the Wolfpack (34-11 overall, 15-8 ACC) had done enough damage.
"Either way, we didn't score when (Rodon) was on the mound,"
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Moran appeared to take the wrong route toward the plate as he reached the dirt area, essentially running into the tag of catcher Brett Austin in what amounted to a mini-collision.
The Tar Heels threatened again in the fifth, putting two runners on board with one out. Rodon struck out Landon Lassiter and Moran.
"I reached back for that one fastball against Moran," Rodon said.
A similar situation developed in the sixth, then
"That's where the competitor came out," Avent said of Rodon. "I told him (after that inning) that's as good as I've ever seen you in handling that situation."
That added to the Tar Heels' frustrations.
"He is who he is, he's tough to hit," Russell said. "We had a few chances. We put up a fight late."
The Wolfpack opened the scoring when Trea Turner singled to lead off the third, stole second and scored on
"That helped us gain some confidence," designated hitter Jake Armstrong said of scoring first.
The Wolfpack loaded the bases without the ball leaving the infield in the fourth, then scored when Matt Bergquist's chopper was knocked down by Russell. Another run scored on a passed ball before Turner's fielder's choice squibbler in front of the plate brought in the next run for a 4-0 lead.
In the fifth, Grant Clyde's double in the right-center gap drove in Jake Fincher from first base, causing the exit of Tar Heels starter Benton Moss (7-1). Two batters later, Armstrong laced a two-run single.
"Absolutely atrocious," Moss said of his stint. "It was a terrible outing."
Turner, the Wolfpack's all-time leader in stolen bases, was picked off second base with one out in the first inning. He led off the inning with a walk and went to second on an errant pick-off throw.
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Welcome Weekend is the start of the college experience for all Kent State University students! Commuter/Off-Campus students will attend the Welcome Home session on the Friday morning of Welcome Weekend to see what is in store for the rest of the weekend and learn a little more about KSU! This is a great time to interact with other students and staff from UCommute!
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On Feb. 20, Science published new research about the Pine Island Glacier on the West Antarctic Ice Sheet that suggests the glacier's recent and rapid thinning and melting may continue for decades or centuries to come. The British Antarctic Survey's Joanne Johnson's research, done in collaboration with scientists at Lamont-Doherty, might not have been possible without Lamont's effort to promote women scientists, honoring another woman scientist who helped map the ocean floor.
Southern Ocean Circulation and overturning
The ring of deep water around Antarctica not only links the major ocean [Atlantic/Pacific/Indian] , but also produces dense waters along the continental margins of the frozen continent, which sinks
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September 27, 2012
Summers on the Norwegian archipelago of Svalbard are now warmer than at any other time in the last 1,800 years, including during medieval times when parts of the northern hemisphere were as hot as, or hotter, than today, according to a new study in the journal Geology.
August 03, 2012
Human civilization arose during the relatively balmy climate of the last 10,000 years. Even so, evidence is accumulating that at least two cold spells gripped the northern hemisphere during this time, and that the cooling may have coincided with drought in the tropics. Emerging research on climate during this Holocene period suggests that temperature swings were more common than previously thought, and that climate changes happened on a broad, hemispheric scale.
July 20, 2012
During the last ice age, glaciers dominated New Zealand's Southern Alps until warming temperatures some 20,000 years ago sent them into retreat. Scientists at Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory, with their colleagues, are investigating the rocky remnants these glaciers left behind to learn precisely when the ice withdrew, and what glacier retreats globally can tell us about the climate system. A new video produced by the American Museum of Natural History describes the process of surface exposure dating used to extract this information from glacial moraines.
June 29, 2012A mile or so of glacial ice covering much of North America and plowing down from the north once terminated in the New York metropolitan area, at a front stretching roughly from exit 13 on the New Jersey Turnpike (Rahway), on across southern Staten Island, the Bensonhurst neighborhood of Brooklyn, and northeastward through Long Island. But exactly when that ice started to seriously melt has long been an enigma.
June 22, 2012
Human civilization arose during the relatively balmy climate of the last 10,000 years. Even so, evidence is accumulating that at least two cold spells gripped the northern hemisphere during this time, and that the cooling may have coincided with drought in the tropics. Emerging research on climate during this Holocene period suggests that temperature swings were more common than previously thought, and that climate changes happened on a broad, hemispheric scale.
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During the last ice age, the Rhone Glacier was the dominant glacier in the Alps, covering a significant part of Switzerland. Over the next 11,500 years or so, the glacier, which forms the headwaters of the Rhone River, has been shrinking and growing again in response to shifts in climate.
September 08, 2010
As the last ice age was ending, about 13,000 years ago, a final blast of cold hit Europe, and for a thousand years or more, it felt like the ice age had returned. But oddly, despite bitter cold winters in the north, Antarctica was heating up. For the two decades since ice core records revealed that Europe was cooling at the same time Antarctica was warming over this thousand-year period, scientists have looked for an explanation.
May 28, 2010
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Now really, Pelicans??? Can't you people draft a petition letter to Benson and suggest a better name for our team which shouldn't be that hard seeing that Pelicans is one of the very worst. Lets all agree on a real name one that relates to the great culture of New Orleans and get thousands of signatures and mail to Benson ASAP. We need to nip this silly Pelican in the bud before its too late. OR ELSE we'll be saying New Orleans Pelicans for years to come and cringing every single time!!! Someone, many pleaseeeee help the cause!!!!! Thanks--
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We will never agree on everything. But I do agree with 42. Voodoo, then Pelicans.
So it's "our team" but your fellow fans are "you people" We don't work for you. Go make your own petition.Can't you people draft a petition letter to Benson and suggest a better name for our team
We won't even remember how much so many people hated Pelicans in 5-10 years.OR ELSE we'll be saying New Orleans Pelicans for years to come and cringing every single time!!!
I don't want a name in gonna like in 5-10 years or takes that long for people to get use to it. VooDoo is perfect and is loved now!
Maybe I value originality too much, but I can't get behind Vodoo... I don't see how Krewe doesn't have a bigger following.
What a fool!! I need to change my user name because me along with most fans and media have the audacity to want a name that really fits our
New Orleans team, really!! This is not the Louisiana Hornets so the state bird is quite simply a bad choice. As to Thunder although some didn't like it that name is light years better choice then an awkward bird. The only reason he wants that name is because he owns the naming rights. Hey this guy is a billionaire. I think he can afford something true New Orleans would relate to.
This is not the Louisiana Hornets so the state bird is quite simply a bad choice.
I beg to differ, this team represents all who choose to support it. Pelicans isn't THAT bad, though not the best choice I agree
I mean, you're welcome.
Noooo. We cant be associated with north Louisiana.
Is it that hard for all of us to agree?
I guess we have to deal with that the billionaire wants.
Good job of bringing everyone together on this critical issue during the giving season, optimist.
That being said, there are a lot of reasons not to like it. BUT, the reason being that it doesn't fit New Orleans or the culture is a pretty dumb one.
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Their teams are 2-0, but football coaches at Dixon, Jacksonville and Swansboro understand their squads need to continue to progress if they are to make noise later in the season.
Dixon's Brandon Iseman and his counterparts at Jacksonville (Beau Williams) and Swansboro (Tim Laspada) all agreed that while their teams have showed some good things in winning their first two games, they still have plenty to work on.
"There's definitely a lot of things we need to improve on," Iseman said Monday. "I think consistency is a big thing for us in all facets of the game. That's one thing I want to preach to these kids."
Meanwhile, Williams feels his team progressed from the Cardinals' 13-12 win at Southwest in week one to their 46-0 triumph over Jones Senior on Friday. Yet he wants his team to continue improving on the basics.
"Of course you always want to improve on the blocking and tackling," Williams said. "And we want to improve on our turnovers."
And as for Laspada?
"We can always get better in being more physical," he said. "We have to get in better shape because we cramped a lot last week. A lot of it is hydration. In close game, we are going to lose if kids come out with cramps."
Swansboro, Dixon and Jacksonville are the area's only 2-0 squads.
And it appears as if different things have spearheaded these teams to good starts.
The Cardinals are led by their defense, which is nothing new since Jacksonville rode a strong defense last year to an 8-5 record.
Jacksonville allowed 204 yards of total offense in the win over Southwest and limited Jones Senior to 170 yards of offense. Additionally, backup Exelman Adams has played well at quarterback for the Cardinals in the absence of injured quarterback Vincent Siders.
"It's been a combination of big plays on offense and our defense playing well," Williams said. "Our secondary has been good. We have five picks in two games, which is good and which has been a big plus for us."
Williams also believes an even bigger plus for the Cardinals would come in the form of a win at Northside (1-1) on Friday.
"I think every win is a signature game and the more you get the better you are," he said. "But it would be big to beat another in-town rival."
For Swansboro, early season success has been possible because the Pirates have received collective efforts, Laspada said.
While the Pirates have been led by senior De'Andre Thompkins, who has committed to Penn State, Swansboro has also gotten good play from quarterback Chris Phipps, among others.
Phipps threw a pair of touchdown passes to Thompkins in last week's 26-6 win over 4-A Ashley. Thompkins also returned a kickoff for a touchdown.
"The kids are buying in," Laspada said. "We are not real big and we don't have large numbers – we have 29 guys, but we have 29 guys who believe they can win. Skill-wise, this could be the best we've been in a while and it's absolutely because of our speed.
"At any time De'Andre, Chris, Markuise Hemby or Shane Hill can score. Those guys can make plays."
The Pirates are hoping to continue that trend Friday when they play host to Bertie (0-1). Swansboro is preparing for play in the Coastal 3-A Conference, which includes Jacksonville, White Oak and two-time defending state 3-A champion Havelock.
"Holy cow it's going to be a tough conference," Laspada said. "Everybody in our conference is winning or playing in tight games. It's going to be exciting."
Dixon coaches and players are certainly excited that the Bulldogs are 2-0 for the second consecutive season following a 27-22 win at Spring Creek on Aug. 23 and a 50-16 home victory over Mattamuskeet last week.
While Malik Simmons led the Bulldogs over Mattamuskeet with 103 yards rushing and three touchdowns, Iseman said it was Dixon's defense that has stood out the most. The Bulldogs scored on a safety and got an interception return for a touchdown from Kevin Cagle last week.
"I am very proud of our defense, and I can't say enough about what the defensive staff has done," Iseman said. "Offensively, we've hit some big plays at times, but I've been proud of the defense, too. I think our defense has been bend-don't-break. Against Spring Creek we had four or five red zone stops."
The Bulldogs hope to continue playing well when they play host to Princeton (1-1) on Friday.
"We made great improvements from week one to week two," Iseman said. "I think the kids' effort has been good."


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CHARLOTTE, N.C. - Shannon Casey's second and final goal of the day with 1:48 remaining in regulation propelled Queens University of Charlotte to a 10-9 victory over Pfeiffer University in Conference Carolinas women's lacrosse on Saturday. The win pushes the Royals to 7-9 overall, 4-2 in league play while the Lady Falcons fall to 8-7, 4-2. The loss likely gives Pfeiffer the fourth and final seed in next week's tournament.
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Sky Blue (ArtistShare)
John L Walters
Friday August 31, 2007
The Guardian
Composer Maria Schneider sets a standard that few musicians can even think about - in orchestration, invention and leadership, and in the clever way she funds and organises her recordings for the internet-only label ArtistShare. Within the arena of large-forces jazz composition, Schneider has found several ways to rethink the conventions. But she doesn't innovate by being overly complex. What she does, across the five elegant tracks of Sky Blue, is to create new strands of melody - finely crafted yet tough as steel cable - set within orchestrations that are richly detailed and unhurried, lush but never schmaltzy. Soloist Ingrid Jensen (trumpet and flugel) is outstanding on Pretty Road, as is saxophonist Rich Perry on Rich's Piece. The stand-out composition is the 20-minute-plus Cerulean Skies, ingeniously derived from birdsong, which closes on the genuine sound of a cerulean warbler.
The Guardian - John L Walters
[Winter Morning Walks] ***** (five stars) "I regard this album as the most important set of song cycles since Andre Previn's 'Honey and Rue' and Peter Lieberson's 'Neruda Songs–and that is exceptionally high praise ... This is a phenomenal recording. Enough said."
'Winter Morning Walks' -- "Lyrical, flowing, intimately expressive, with all the elements of words, music, voice and instruments in a seamless blend, this is music to fall in love with the first time — then immediately want to hear again. "
NEW ENGLAND PUBLIC RADIO -- John Montanari
"[Winter Morning Walks] is a sterling standard for American art song."
SAN FRANCISCO CLASSICAL VOICE -- Jeff Kaliss
'Winter Morning Walks' -- "hauntingly beautiful"
NPR's "ALL SONGS CONSIDERED"
"Led by its visionary composer, the remarkable Maria Schneider Orchestra made its Detroit debut Sunday afternoon, performing her exquisitely orchestrated, walking-on-air compositions with passion, nuance and unanimity of thought and feeling. The sheer elation of the music was profoundly moving."
FREEP.COM -- Mark Stryker
"From the lustrous opening chords of a Maria Schneider concert, you can feel you are swept off your feet and falling through space - but with the certainty that someone with a lot of emotional intelligence is there to catch you."
"...she puts together stories that speak with the clarity of Ernest Hemingway and the musical grace of Aaron Copland."
PITTSBURGH TRIBUNE-REVIEW -- Bob Karlovits
"Maria Schneider's orchestral jazz is about feeling. Like Wayne Shorter, she somehow expresses compassion through tones."
NEW YORK TIMES -- Ben Ratliff
"She now has become entrenched among the ranks of America's leading composers. ... For Schneider, the question is no longer whether she can sustain the heights she has attained on earlier recordings; it is now how far her musical journey will take her."
DOWNBEAT***** -- James Hale
"To call Schneider the most important woman in jazz is missing the point two ways. She is a major composer–period." – TIME MAGAZINE
TIME MAGAZINE -- Terry Teachout
"Twenty-one musicians of tremendous technical sophistication and emotional energy channel their talents through the direction of the most significant big-band jazz composer of our time."
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MONITOR -- Norman Weinstein
"It seemed impossible for Schneider top her Grammy-winning Concert in the Garden, but she's done just that with Sky Blue. She has elevated her music to a seemingly impossible height. ... Cerulean Skies" is the masterpiece within a masterpiece, ... Magnificent. A magical work of art, from beginning to end."
ALL ABOUT JAZZ -- Dan McClenaghan
"Blue, as in "Sky Blue" and "Cerulean Skies," reflects the young colorist's Picasso-like "blue period." Like the symbolic overtones associated with the color itself, Schneider's luminous, azure odes are imbued with mystery and serenity, beauty and truth."
HARTFORD COURANT -- Owen McNally
"What she does, across the five elegant tracks of Sky Blue, is to create new strands of melody - finely crafted yet tough as steel cable - set within orchestrations that are richly detailed and unhurried, lush but never schmaltzy."
THE GUARDIAN -- John L Walters
"Plan on wearing out this album [Sky Blue], because you will want to keep listening for deeper insights. All those little digits will eventually get their edges worn off from being played so often."
TUCSON CITIZEN -- Chuck Graham
"Sky Blue is an album of remarkable depth and beauty—an expansive, imagery laden experience, from an artist who's ready to be considered in the same breath as those who've been so important to her own development."
ALL ABOUT JAZZ -- John Kelman
"Thanks to engineer Joe Ferla, the sound on Sky Blue is as charming as the music. "What is most personal," Schneider affirms, "can also be what is most universal." Sky Blue is an intimate statement that speaks openly to everyone who appreciates exemplary music."
ALL ABOUT JAZZ - Jack Bowers
"The disc [Sky Blue] is by far her most ambitious. It is also much more than your father's big band jazz dressed up with classical flourishes. It is integrated, orchestral, composed with specific musicians in mind and among the most arresting, accomplished music of the new century."
THE OTTAWA CITIZEN -- Doug Fischer
"The best album of 2004, by a wide margin, was Maria Schneider's Concert in the Garden (ArtistShare). Critics need to be careful not to mistake taste for trend, so I'm not sure how much to make of it that both this and Wayne Shorter's Alégria, my favorite from 2003, are Spanish-tinged. But this is unmistakably a step ahead for Schneider, whose voicings are as pellucid as any by her mentor Gil Evans, and whose touch, like Ellington's, is evident even in her sidemen's improvised solos."
VILLAGE VOICE -- Francis Davis
Let's cut to the chase: I LOVE THIS ALBUM. This is the most lush, lovely collection of music my ears have indulged in for quite some time. There's gorgeous writing; inventive, original, and captivating arranging, and a sympathetic cast of soloists and players.
Jack Skowron -- THE AUDIOPHILE VOICE
"Schneider brought her Jazz Orchestra to Disney Concert Hall on Wednesday with a program defining her unique style, its multiple pleasures, and its importance to contemporary jazz. …Schneider led her ensemble with graceful gestures, the subtleties of her conducting movements clearly bringing extraordinary layers of dynamic intensity to the performance. Like the music of her most obvious predecessors -- Duke Ellington and Gil Evans -- Schneider's reaches toward a significant new level of imagination, making hers the first truly novel approach to big jazz band composition of the new century."
LA TIMES: Don Heckman
LA TIMES: DOn Heckman
"Maria Schneider is both painter and aural poet..."
ALL ABOUT JAZZ -- R.J. DeLuke (Troy, NY Concert)
"With her third album, Allegresse, Schneider... has painted her masterpiece. ...This very well could be the finest jazz album of the year..."
"If anyone is passing out awards for new American music, he should consider composer Maria Schneider."
THE NEWS AND OBSERVER (Raleigh, NC)
"Schneider has clearly learned Lester Young's gentle advice for those mining the Jazz tradition: 'You got to be original, man.'"
Live Conducting Photos from Brazil
3 color live conducting photos by Dani Gurgel
Website: www.danigurgel.com.br
2007 Press Photos (Red)
Two photos on red background by Jimmy and Dena Katz.
2007 Press Photos (Chair Holding Music)
One photo by Jimmy and Dena Katz.
2007 Press Photos (Brown)
Two photos on brown background by Jimmy and Dena Katz.
2007 Press Photo (Chair, facing forward)
One photo by Jimmy and Dena Katz
2007 Press Photo (Window)
Photo by Jimmy and Dena Katz
2007 Press Photo (Sky Blue Cover)
Photo by Jimmy and Dena Katz
2007 Press Photo (At Piano)
Photo by Jimmy and Dena Katz
Bio and Press Quotes Jan 2015
Bio from January 2015
WINTER MORNING WALKS REVIEW – Audiophile Audition Sept. 11, 2013
In Memory of Laurie Frink
The Quiet Marriage of Poet and Composer ("Winter Morning Walks" with Upshaw and ACO at Carnegie Hall)
Music With All the Fixings (Maria Schneider Orchestra -- Jazz Standard) WALL STREET JOURNAL
Maria Schneider: Voll-Damm International Jazz Festival, Barcelona, October 20, 2011
Jazz and the Australian Chamber Orchestra in San Francisco
First Try Proves a Winner
Jazz Composer Schneider's Premier Gets Delicious Reading by Upshaw, SPCO
James Hale--DOWNBEAT review
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MONITOR--Norman Weinstein
THE GUARDIAN - John L Walters
IRISH TIMES - Ray Comiskey
The Leader of Her Band - WALL STREET JOURNAL
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A lie that Gretchen Brink told 40 years ago comes back to haunt her when a tornado brings together Sam, a mysterious man who can't remember anything, and Abby, her newly pregnant daughter who is convinced Sam is her long-lost father. Though decades old, when Gretchen's secrets are revealed, the ramifications will affect them all in ways they never could have imagined.
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When Britney came to the ASPCA through the Humane Law Enforcement department, she was in pain and suffering from multiple untreated conditions.
Fortunately, the veterinary staff at the ASPCA's Bergh Memorial Animal Hospital was able to nurse Britney back to health, and eventually she became available for adoption; we could finally find a home for this sweet dog who had suffered so much.
We knew it would be a challenge.
Statistically speaking, animals who are black, large or senior, as well as those who take medication or can't live with other animals, usually spend more time waiting for homes. Britney was all of these things, and to make matters worse, she didn't engage much with adopters who passed her habitat, preferring to rest quietly.
Still, we knew that the right person would come for Britney, and to speed things along, we spread the word about this special canine. After seeing Britney's picture and reading about her, Kevin Bechard tells us, "I wanted to snatch her right up."
A few days later Bechard was going above and beyond to help Britney settle in to her new home in suburban Connecticut.
"The first couple nights I actually slept on the floor with her because she can't do stairs, and she would just reach out with her paw and make sure it was against me," he recalls. "Only then she would allow herself to go to sleep. If I moved away a little bit, her eyes would open."
The love and comfort of a forever home has revived Britney, who has blossomed into a trusting and happy pup: Bechard reports that at his house Britney loves romping outdoors and goes on multiple nature walks a day.
In return, Bechard has gained a new best friend who, he says, never required house-training or manners instruction, thanks to her age. "I wish more people would consider older dogs," Bechard says. "I was open to anything, but I was so pleasantly surprised."
Kevin- I adopted a senior dog with multiple issues months ago that looked just like her. He just passed away two nights ago. Although I'm heartbroken, I am grateful that our paths crossed. Instead of dying on a concrete floor waiting for a home, he passed in my arms after licking my hand. He also needed meds twice daily, had multiple illnesses, and had been found in March on the side of the road in shock after being hit hy a car. I am a vet tech and was doing my internship at the clinic the police rushed him to. His family never claimed him after three months of hospitalization. He was aggressive with staff...except he wasn't with me. I laid on the floor with him comforting him the day he was hit. When he recovered, he remembered my voice. I ended up adopting him after his three months in the hospital and took him for a month long vacation at a cabin in the woods on a lake. I learned that he had no experience inside a home or car...a senior dog. That made me so sad, and more determined than ever to spoil him and give him a warm, loving home for his final chapter. I got him a memory foam bed and he was in heaven. That dog gave me a lifetime of love and loyalty in just months. Even though losing him was sad...I think of how he died peacefully with someone telling him he was loved and a good boy. When I first met him he was about to die in pain and was terrified and alone. Knowing that I could give him that gift made the heartache worth it. I encourage more people to adopt senior dogs. Like you, Kevin, I found that he learned housetraining and rules overnight. He may have appeared to be ferocious to everyone, but I learned that he was just a scared boy that really was a sweet, sweet boy. I hope you get a lot of time with your new best friend, and you have given her a happy last chapter in her life.
Thanks for opening up your heart and home to this beautiful senior gal. We adopted a 13 year old lab a few years. We only had the privilege of his company for about a year and a half but he was a happy dog during that time and we were happy as well. I too wish more people would realize how great the seniors are.
Congratulations Kevin and Britney on finding each other! My dog Tuti is 14 years old. Older dogs have so much to give. It's wonderful to know Britney will live out her remaining time in a loving home! Big hugs to you both :)
It's great to hear about the good stuff once in awhile and this one brought happy tears to my eyes. I'm so happy Beautiful Britney found her best friend in Kind-hearted Kevin. You two are perfect for each other. Thanks to the ASPCA for all they do as well.
I was so touched by the story of Britney. As a dog trainer for more than 17 years, I often suggest to people considering adoption to seek out older dogs. They are usually already trained and settle into their new lives with grace and gratitude. You might not always have them for as long as you hoped for, but it's always worth the love you'll share, because that will live forever.
This made me tear up, as I myself just rescued two dogs that were left at a shelter. They are the loves of my life and I see how a Happy Home has healed their hearts and they are now complete. Nothing is better in Life then the feeling of saving another from loneliness and pain. Kudos to Kevin! All the best with your Sweet Britney- she's adorable!
I just want to give a big hug and a kiss to Kevin for adopting Britney. Kevin has a very kind heart. When I was reading the story of Britney, tears were steaming down my face, but thanks to Kevin, Britney now has someone to love her.
I have no hesitations about adopting an elderly dog, except the heartbreak of knowing they will not be with me as long as a younger one.
Kevin, Britney will give you more love than you will ever know. God bless you, Kevin, for giving Britney her forever home and loving her like she should have been loved all along. May you two have many years together!


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