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MANILA, Philippines — What RJ Jazul missed as the time expired in regulation, he more than made up for it in overtime on Wednesday in game three of the PBA Commissioner's Cup semifinals.
Jazul failed to convert what could've been the game-winner for Alaska as Calvin Abueva set him up for the final play — but he just shrugged it off and moved on.
"Siyempre, nanghinayang ako. Sana kasi tapos na. Pero syempre kailangan, mag-move on ako sa next play eh. Inisip ko meron pang 5 minutes," Jazul said.
"Kapag 'yon iniisip mo lalo ka mawawala eh, pag hinanap mo points mo."
Then Jazul completed an and-one opportunity then uncorked a three-pointer just a minute and half into extra time, and the Aces never let the San Mig Coffee recover from there for an 82-81 win.
This sharpshooter, who has played in three teams in his young PBA career, though, didn't see overtime as a chance to just score and make up for his missed bucket.
"Di naman [ako gigil bumawi sa points]. Siyempre kung babawi ka, — kahit defense di naman necessary offense ang binabawi eh," said Jazul. "Nagka-chance lang sa opensa. Naka-chamba lang."
But head coach Luigi Trillo didn't see Jazul's effort as just luck, commending him — along with the second unit — for matching the energy the Mixers had.
"He's been great. You see where he's come from. Taken out of Rain or Shine, and in Air21 he's in 2nd and 3rd group. The nice things about players like him, they value the team," said Trillo.
"He was gutsy. He knew they were in penalty. And we need that, we need that guys who step up all over," he added. "RJ is really huge [for us]."
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With one in every five childrenexperiencing a mental health challenge, Dr. Lynn Woodford and Rebecca Mantynen have their work cut out for them.
Woodford, a child psychologist, will manage the program locally and Mantynen, a nurse and social worker with the Waterloo Wellington Community Care Access Centre, will supervise eight mental health nurses who will rotate through Upper Grand schools, as well as other schools that fall within the Waterloo Wellington Local Health Integration Network boundaries.
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She said 464 young people from Guelph and Wellington County were admitted to Grand River Hospital, 100 to Guelph General Hospital and 60 to McMaster hospital for mental illness last year.
Students may spend time in hospital and return to school, but the school has no information to help the child and so there are often relapses. Mental health nurses can help these students have a successful return to school.
Nurses also hope to run programs through the summer so students aren't left without support for too long.
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On today's Dr. Oz, he visits with Dr. Andrew Weil to discuss the benefits of living a more holistic, naturally health lifestyle. Weil is a leader in alternative health practices, authoring books like Eating Well for Optimum Health in which he prescribes food as medicine.
On the Dr. Oz episode, Dr. Weil shares five secrets that allow you to naturally increase your energy, immunity, prevent heart disease, and to lose weight. He says "you'll be amazed at the changes" you feel when you follow his advice. He talks up the benefits of including more fiber in your diet, as well as a supplement regimen that includes vitamins A, C, and E, selenium, CoQ10, and niacin.
Dr. Weil also shares with the audience a "cancer-fighting super meal," also known as Pasta Puttanesca with Tuna.
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Smith, however, addresses a need. The Padres struggled against right-handed pitching in 2013 – particularly over the last two-thirds of the season when Yonder Alonso battled right hand injuries.
"We've been looking for one more left-handed bat," said Byrnes. "We needed coverage in multiple positions."
Smith can play both corner outfield positions as well as be the designated hitter in road inter-league games. Smith is a career .279 hitter against right-handed pitchers with 65 homers in 1,672 at-bats. He also has a .315 career average and .413 on-base percentage as a pinch-hitter with six homers and 40 RBIs in 168 at-bats.
"The roster sets up better right now," said Byrnes. "I liked our offense from the All-Star Game of 2012 to 2013 before we got hit by injuries. This could be the final piece."
The 6-foot-3, 210-pound Smith was a second-round pick of Colorado in the 2004 draft.
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Peggy, a simple upper-class housewife, has a strange obsession with a blank wall in her house, as she has redecorated the living room to resemble a stage set with everything facing this blank "fourth wall." As each character enters the room, they, too, begin to behave as if they are acting in a play, or even a musical, when they occasionally burst into song. Cleverly tackling contemporary topics while illuminating the nature of theater and its current state in America, this is a drawing room comedy by one of the most prolific and produced playwrights in America, with the wit of Noel Coward and the songs of Cole Porter.
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Four sets of golfers make their way around the eighteen greens of the Brazoria Bend golf course in Southeast Texas. A father who must tell his young son that his wife is leaving him, a golden years couple constantly bickering over the winning power of a pink golf ball, two slackers in hot pursuit of the beer girl, and a collection of ladies from the Sunset Society (an organization of women who wear orange hats). Guided through the evening by Lyle, the course greenskeeper, and filled with both comedy and drama, this is a true slice of life that everyone can relate to. Winner: 2007 Rocky Mountain Theatre Association Best Play Award.
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When Phil Collins was a kid growing up in a London suburb, he would often watch an amazing show on his family television. There, in black and white, was Fess Parker as Davy Crockett, King of the Wild Frontier. As he matured, Collins not only acted out the exploits of his new hero, but he often refought the Battle of the Alamo with his toy soldiers. Even though music came to dominate his life, it was this love of history--and Davy Crockett and the Alamo in particular--that was always near by. On one musical tour, Collins encountered his first David Crockett autograph--for sale at a store called the Gallery of History. "I didn't know this stuff was out there, that you could own it," the rock-n-roll legend said. "It had never occurred to him. Later, he received a birthday-present that would change his life: a receipt for a saddle signed by an Alamo defender. From that point forward, the drummer began building his impressive Alamo and Texas Revolution collection. Here, for the first time in history, are the artifacts, relics, and documents that compose the Phil Collins collection, available in a beautifully designed color book shot-through with stunning photography and crisply rendered illustrations. Collins's prose takes the reader through the joys of being a collector as he lovingly describes what each piece in this impressive assemblage means to him. Photographer Ben Powell of Austin brought these items to vivid relief, and artist Gary Zaboly's masterful pen-and-ink drawings breath life into the items. Essays by Texas historians Bruce Winders, Don Frazier, and Stephen Hardin provide the historical background to the collection and help make this into a work of art that also serves handily as a serious research tool. "The link below takes you to a crowd source funding site for Ben Powell's short documentary, Phil Collins and the Wild Frontier. It captures Phil Collins during the week-long book tour in June 2012." http: //www.kickstarter.com/projects/722972912/phil-collins-and-the-wild-frontier
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There's Always a Bigger Fish
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There's Always a Bigger Fish is the sixth level in the 20,000 Lums Under the Sea World. Cornering the Dark Teensy Wizard, he will summon a large underwater dragon like creature that will chase the player throughout the station. The player must dodge the creatures attacks and outpace it until the end.
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Love love love this! I have happy little guppies who procreate like mad, and they adore this stuff.. have had many more make it through becaus eof it!
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I used this when I had guppies to prevent the mother from eating them untill they got big enough. It's good that they get to hide in the grass.
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I brought home beautifull Dalmation molly on a Monday and two days later found it was a "her" and a new mother. The older fish thought they were being fed a treat. I had to scamble to find something, but was only able to save one tiny baby with this net breeder. Mom passed away awhile back, but baby is big and healthy.
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Several reasons I don't care much for this breeder.
Large fish bump it, disturbing babies. Momma fish
can still catch & eat little ones. It's hard to get the babies out of this contraption when you're ready to
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Cons: larger fish bump it alot & disturb babies
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Overall great product! I have had mine for many years at least 6 years. Just recently the metal clips that allow the net to hold on the edge broke. So it is a very great product that lasts long! It works great for isolating a pregnant mother fish or a possible ill fish. Also works great bully fish that need a time out!
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Analysis of the economic, social and environmental impacts of options for the long-term EU strategy against Diabrotica virgifera virgifera (Western Corn Rootworm), a regulated harmful organism of maize
Diabrotica beetle feeding on maize silks (Picture Dr. Peter Baufeld/Julius-Kühn Institute)
Diabrotica virgifera virgifera, a serious threat to agriculture in the EU
Diabrotica virgifera virgifera (Western Corn Rootworm) is the most important insect pest
of maize in North America, where it is endemic, and probably the most important worldwide.
The insect has been listed in the EU as a regulated harmful organism with quarantine status.
It was first detected in Europe in former Yugoslavia in 1992 and has since spread and become established in nine Member States. In the year 2008 incidental findings (isolated outbreaks) have been made in two additional Member States.
Diabrotica is a serious threat to agriculture in the EU because, as far as cultivation area is concerned, maize is one of the main EU crops. Both adults (beetles) and larvae attack maize, but the main economic losses are caused by the root damage inflicted by feeding larvae. Spread of the beetle is through natural migration, but there is also evidence for a passive spread of the insect through aircraft and probably by road and water transport (e.g. trucks and ships).
Damage to maize roots caused by Diabrotica larvae (four plants on the left; the four plants on the right have not been in contact with Diabrotica larvae) (Picture:Dr.Peter Baufeld/Julius-Kühn Institute).
Present Community provisions against Diabrotica
In the EU Diabrotica is a regulated harmful organism (the subspecies present in Europe, namely Diabrotica virgifera virgifera Le Conte, is listed in Council Directive 2000/29/EC, Annex I, Part A, Section II).
On 22 October 2003 the Commission Decision 2003/766/EC on "emergency measures to
prevent the spread within the Community of Diabrotica virgifera Le Conte" was adopted. According to
this Decision Member States have to conduct yearly official surveys for the presence of the insect in
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In 2006 this decision was amended to introduce additional requirements for the containment of Diabrotica in
the infested zones and their vicinity, to limit the spread of the insect from the infested zones into areas
that are free of the insect. Technical guidance for the organisation of containment programmes is provided in Commission recommendation 2006/565/EC.
The present experience shows that the measures for the eradication of isolated outbreaks in place since 2003 are effective. For the official containment measures there is still limited information about their efficacy (they were applied for the first time in the 2007 maize growth season).
Diabrotica beetles feeding on maize silks (Picture: Dr. Peter Baufeld/Julius-Kühn Institute)
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Will Olympian Shagun Chowdhary find a place in the Indian shotgun team for the first World Cup to be staged in Acapulco, Mexico, from March 17?
That will be the point of interest as Shagun, who has been placed fourth in the list on the basis of averages, after taking into consideration the scores from the last National championship and two selection trials.
Shagun had shot 53 in the National championship and missed out on the final following a shoot-off.
Varsha Varman, who has topped the juniors list, figures third among the women, half a point ahead of Shagun and below Shreyasi Singh and Seema Tomar. While the first three will be automatic choices, NRAI had mentioned in its selection policy that there would be a "positive discrimination" towards the junior shooters for the MQS slots.
Only junior shooters would be selected for the fourth and fifth spots in the team, for which they may have to foot the expenses themselves in case the government refuses to fund the MQS shooters.
The policy also clearly stated that the two juniors would be "over and above" the junior shooter who, on merit, makes the senior team.
By that ruling, with Varsha Varman making the team on merit, Malika Wig (55.25) and Mahima Kumar (50) could make the team as juniors for MQS. However, the selectors may consider Shagun as a special case. The other leading shooters have been able to assert themselves and stay in the top three positions to ensure their selections for the first World Cup, with the entry deadline on February 13.
Asian champion Manavjit Singh Sandhu, who shot 121 in the second selection trial which was specially arranged for him after he had reported sick earlier, topped the trap list with an average of 119.0, and was followed by Mansher Singh (117.75) and Zoravar Sandhu (116.25).
Kynan Chenai and Anirudh Singh took the fourth and fifth places with identical averages of 115.75, but may be overtaken for the MQS slots, by the juniors G.S. Sharan (112) and Manavaditya Singh Rathore (100.25).
In double trap, Olympic silver medallist Rajyavardhan Singh Rathore topped with an average of 143.5 after three merit points were added to his average for equalling the World record last year. He was followed by Asian Games gold medallist Ronjan Sodhi with an average of 143, after the inclusion of four merit points for his silver in the World Cup final and a world rank of No.7.
Mohd. Asab was the third member, and the fifth-placed Shayan Masood would qualify for topping the junior list with an average of 138.25. The fourth-placed Ankur Mittal, with an average of 138.75, may feel the pinch if junior Syed Ali Bin Hadi (119) made the cut as per the policy to back the juniors.
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It was Wainwright who popularised the ancient Cumbric name of Blencathra, since before him for a while it was referred to as Saddleback. It has five tops of which this is the highest. Running from east to west they are: Scales Fell, Doddick Fell, Hall's Fell, Gategill Fell, and Blease Fell. The three central tops have rough and rocky ridges heading south towards Threlkeld, but it is round the corner to the north that the narrow arête of Striding Edge can be found. It is not to be underestimated, a walker with moderate scrambling ability and a head for heights will manage with care. However, in winter it becomes a serious proposition even for those well equipped. In the wet its laminated slate/rock becomes greasy and dangerous as a slip on the knife edge arête can be fatal. The outer fells of Blease and Scales are grassy slopes and make quick descent routes in poor weather.
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But in postgis using currval to do the same results in an error:
"Return the value most recently obtained by nextval for this sequence in the current session. (An error is reported if nextval has never been called for this sequence in this session.) Notice that because this is returning a session-local value, it gives a predictable answer whether or not other sessions have executed nextval since the current session did. "
So it's not really possible to report back the values generated by a "serial" type in postgresql, as the function should be called after the insert occurred.
Marked as critical since "serial" is the most common way to create a primary key.
Looking at this discussion it seems it will be scheduled for inclusion in the 8.4 version of the driver thought:
Not sure if that driver can talk to older versions of postgres thought (one of the reasons we're not upgrading the jdbc driver, the other being that it became slower at transferring geometries)
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Oat Fiber: Composition versus Physiological Function in Rats has a 50/50 split between soluble and insoluble fiber for all the oat fibers they looked at. Same as Dietary fiber content of selected foods reports for oat bran, and same as the CRC handbook from a few posts back.
The search continues.
Style: ti da shuai na--
this, also sometimes called 'oat gum':
(same effects as similar weight of guar gum, but more palatable)
... unfortunately, there was some encouraging research regarding the cardioprotective properties of oat soluble fiber that appears to have generated a cottage industry of dubious oat fiber products.
BTW: I checked some Karo syrup at the market down here only to find that it isn't a pure glucose syrup anymore. Bummer.Most people do not do, but take refuge in theory and talk, thinking that they will become good in this way -- Aristotle, Nicomachean Ethics, II.4
Well, it's been four weeks of very strict carb restriction. No real physical activity (ophthalmologist visit is pending), ergo no carb loads yet.
Started cutting on Tuesday. I've been aiming for a reduction of calories from maintenance at around 4000 to 3000 or so (mostly by cutting back on fat). Of course, if you're looking at my spreadsheet, you'll notice I undercut that by a fair bit yesterday and the day before, but I'm going to pretend that was on purpose so I could mix things up.
If things go according to plan, I should show about four or five pounds of fat loss with no variance in muscle over the next two weeks, when filtered for noise. If things don't approach that, I'll add in the carb loads (might do that anyways if I can resume working out) and try it for another two weeks.
Also, mixing milk protein isolate and olive oil makes for a real appetite suppressant (by way of slow digestion). I think that if I had some soluble fiber to toss in, I might never have to eat again.
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Soluble fiber slows things down and increases nutrient absorption, which is what I want.
Insoluble speeds things up and decreases nutrient absorption, which is the opposite of what I want.
So if I get something with lots of both, it's a wash.
(Yes, I know, I'm a picky little bitch...)
Speaking of which, I know that steady-state cardio is passé, but it's not like I can make it to work in a single Tabata, so... hoping that it doesn't jack up cortisol too much, because I don't want to take the fucking bus. **** the bus.
So the lady at the health food store I hit up tried to sell me on psyllium seed husk as a source of soluble fiber.
PSH was fractionated into three components (Marlett & Fischer, 2001, 2002). Fraction A was alkali insoluble material and the yield was 171 (SE 4) mg/g; fraction B was gel-forming material and the yield was 575 (SE 16) mg/g; fraction C was a viscous, but not gel-forming material and the yield was 129 (SE 6) mg/g. We reported that PSH is almost all carbohydrate (902 mg/g)
So... not exactly.
Literally meaning 'fear of light', the symptom is best described as discomfort or pain in the eye due to light exposure. It is believed to be caused by a reflex resulting in histamine release in the iris and ciliary muscles. It is common in inflammatory eye conditions such as keratitis (cornea) and iritis, but also occurs in migraine, subarachnoid haemorrhage and meningitis. In milder cases it may be difficult to distinguish from glare or dazzle, which are of much less clinical significance
Found this one a few days ago. Confounding.
The results of these studies show (1, 2) that 1) the intravenous administration of mixtures of essential amino acids induces the release of insulin, 2) the phenomenon of amino acid-induced release of insulin does not depend upon the presence of leucine in the infusion mixture, and 3) the intravenous administration of individual essential amino acids also induces the release of insulin. However, there are large differences among essential amino acids in their capacity to stimulate the secretion of insulin.
This was a while ago, so maybe more recent study has managed to root out some of the confounds there. Then again, given what happened to the people they injected with methionine, I'm not sure there's been much more research along these lines since then.
Edit: And as a bonus...
The initial increases in blood glucose (range 0 to 43 mg per 100 ml) observed during the infusion of the various amino acid solutions may be due to gluconeogenesis from the infused amino acids. When arginine, a glucogenic amino acid, was administered, the mean of maximal increases in blood glucose was large (29 mg per 100 ml). There were no increases in blood glucose with the nonglucogenic amino acid leucine. However, the other 8 individual amino acids produced no major differences in increases in blood sugar, and there was not a good correlation between mean increases in blood glucose and their usual classification as to glucogenicity.
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Brilliant Mahler
There are so many great performances of the Mahler 4th on record, that to be viable, a new disc should surely have something new to say or have a different way to say it?
Herreweghe's orchestra seems lighter and more brilliant sounding than most of what I have heard over the years. You should have one of Bruno Walter's or Otto Klemperer's for authenticity perhaps. If you must have only one, then I would suggest Abbado or maybe Tilson Thomas.
I am crazy enough to have several others but this new one is a welcome addition. Briefly then, the performance is brilliant as is the recording, and the soprano soloist in the last movement is among the very best.more....
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When we say "tease," we really mean it. "Forward Unto Dawn" is the live action series that's going to setup the events of the upcoming Halo 4 and give additional context to the generation-spanning story of the human-versus-Covenant conflict. That piece of Halo 4 sci-fi, along with the generous Spartan Ops offering, take this experience far beyond the typical video game launch.
Be warned though: you're not going to learn jack squat about Halo 4, "Forward Unto Dawn" or anything else after watching this teaser trailer. We're talking Katy Perry-caliber teasing with this one.


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Just watched a sneak peek of the first 10 min. of the TUF 10. Rampage and Rashad talkin sh*t, arguing whos gonna kick whos ass and Rampage making fun of Rashad for the way he got KO'd by Machida. Saying Rashad looked like a blowfish or something. It was very funny and entertaining.
Oh, also Dana annonced and brought Kimbo in last, after all the other HW's were standing there, like he was already the king of the show or something. Without any hesitation Rampage said "Kimbo's on my team." "He's my #1 pick." Rashad said "that's fine." Saying there were better HW's then Kimbo to be picked. (I hate it but i have to agree with Rashad, there are probably better HW's to pick then Kimbo.)
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Sexy teens Kylie Jenner and Pia Mia bared some skin when went to Urth Cafe in Beverly Hills on Friday. We aren't sure why they are holding hands -- but they definitely didn't seem shy about their friendship or shutting down rumors that Kylie was pregnant with Tyga's baby. The 17-year-old definitely made it a point to showcase her flat stomach!
For their attention-grabbing jaunt, Kylie donned a skintight black-on-black ensemble. Her 18-year-old gal pal Pia outfitted herself in white, complete with thigh-high grey boots. Of course, both decided to bare their midriffs in crop tops.
Earlier this week, the youngest Kardashian took to Twitter to shut down chatter that she was preggers. Kylie wrote, "People been thinking I'm pregnant for 8 months now... CLEARLY I'm not pregnant."
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SUMMER 2011 RECAP // UPCOMING CONCERTS // CURRENT VAP NEWS // VAP ALUMNI NEWS // VAP FACULTY NEWS // IN MEMORIAM: EVANGELYNA ETIENNE // SPOTLIGHT: ANNA STROMER // UPCOMING H&H EVENTS SUMMER 2011 RECAP A DAY OF REMEMBRANCE: 9/11 MEMORIAL CONCERT On September 11, the Handel and Haydn Society's Young Men's and Young Women's Choruses performed at NEC's Jordan Hall as part of the City of Boston's "Day of Remembrance." The centerpiece of the program was the world premiere of Illuminessence: prayers for peace, an interfaith oratorio commissioned by the Vatican from composer Silvio Amato. Other pieces included Massenet's "Meditation" from Tha�s and an excerpt from Beethoven's Symphony No. 9 featuring the famous "Ode to Joy." The Handel and Haydn choristers performed alongside soloists from NEC and the NEC Youth Philharmonic Orchestra and Youth Chorale, led by Benjamin Zander. The event was broadcast live by WGBH on both of its stations, All-Classical 95.5 and 89.7. We extend our apologies to Hannah Frith, whose name was not included on the 9/11 program roster. Ms. Frith has been a faithful and valuable member of VAP (Singers, Youth Chorus, and Young Women's Chorus) since 2005. The ensembles on stage at NEC's Jordan Hall. Joe Stillitano, Ed Committee Chair Kathy Weld, Alyson Greer, and Ben Zander. CURRENT VAP NEWS SINGERS Breanna Vasily was awarded "most enthusiastic in water sports" at Camp Leslie, where she swam in Pentucket Pond and received instruction in crafts, archery, dancing, and basketball. Kathryn (Katie) Hopkins participated in Emerson College's Pre-College Studio Acting Program from July 11�August 13. The program gives high school juniors and seniors the opportunity to develop their acting skills, and also gives students the opportunity to prepare, refine, and perform audition pieces. Bailey Lee attended the New England Music Camp as a violist with the BYSO Repertory Orchestra. She also ranked ninth out of 168 420 crews by the Southern Massachusetts Sailing Association after participating in six designated Grand Prix regattas in July and August. Stephenson (Steve) Lee ranked 12th out of 158 420 skippers by the Southern Massachusetts Sailing Association after participating in six Grand Prix regattas. Both Bailey and Steve became US Sailing Level 1-certified sailing instructors and were junior sailing instructors at a yacht club on Cape Cod. Megan Peterson and Ruby Sands sang at the Harmony Explosion! summer camp at Worcester State University from August 11�14. Megan also spent 10 days on a mission trip with Mission Possible, an outreach program that addresses the basic needs of the underserved, as well as spiritual training and ministry. Jessica Toupin was a cast member at the Ogunquit Playhouse in Maine this past August. On August 6 and 7, she performed the role of the Fairy Mother Wilhelmina in the children's play Fairy Houses. Following that play, she was a member of the children's ensemble for The Music Man from August 9�20. UPCOMING CONCERTS 29 OCT Vocal Quartet presents Voices of the Stage WGBH Classical Cartoon Festival Symphony Hall 11.30am Admission $15 YOUTH CHORUS Jaime Boag performed in her middle school talent show this past spring, wowing the audience with her performance of Lady Gaga's Paparazzi. Alana Despres attended the Boston Symphony Orchestra's Days in the Arts (DARTS) camp at Tanglewood. Amaya Sangurima-Jimenez played violin at the Somerville String Camp during the last two weeks of July. NOV 14 Lord & Taylor Holiday Campaign: "What is Christmas made of?" Youth Chorus Prudential Center, Boylston Street 5.30pm Free Admission YOUNG MEN'S CHORUS, YOUNG WOMEN'S CHORUS, AND SOLOISTS Susan Dudka attended The Boston Conservatory's Vocal/Choral Intensive Program in July. Britta Erikson sang at Berklee College of Music's Vocal Summit in June (3 days) and at Berklee's Singer-Songwriter and Vocal Performance Program at its new campus in Valencia, Spain. Sixty participants from 20 countries were accepted to the program and worked with Sally Taylor, Livingston Taylor, Donna McElroy, Ken Zambello, and Soledad Gimenez, among others. Britta also attended The Boston Conservatory's Vocal/Choral Intensive Program in July. Lynea German auditioned for American Idol at Hollywood Studios Disney in August with "Colors of the Wind" from Disney's Pocahontas. She made it to the finals and placed in the top two out of four contestants. 27 27 NOV NOV H&H Singers Concert Boston Children's Museum 2.15pm and 2.45pm Free with museum admission ($12) Young Women's Chorus at Holiday Music Series Copley Place Mall 5.30pm Free Admission DEC 11 Winter VAP Choral Ensembles Concert United Parish of Brookline, 200 Harvard Street 5pm Admission $5 DEC Winter VAP Soloists Recital Seully Hall, The Boston Conservatory, 8 The Fenway 3pm Free Admission 17 VAP FACULTY NEWS Christian Figueroa sang the national anthem at the Red Sox game against the Cleveland Indians at Fenway Park on August 4 (the Sox won!). Christian also performed in a gala fundraiser on October 6 in San Juan, Puerto Rico, for his high school alma mater, Academia del Perpetuo Socorro (Our Lady of Perpetual Help), sharing the stage with Broadway actors Josie de Guzman, Tony Chiroldes, and others. H&H welcomes Alyson Greer, newly appointed conductor of the Young Women's Chorus, this fall. Since 2006, she has been Director of Choral Music at Hanover High School, where she directs five choirs. Alyson is also the Co-Founder and Assistant Director of Quincy Point Music Academy. She holds both a Bachelor of Music degree in Vocal Performance and a Master of Music Education degree from The Boston Conservatory. She was a Full Conductor Fellow at the Sarteano Chamber Choir Conducting Workshop (Tuscany, Italy), where she participated in master classes with Simon Carrington and Bronislawa Falinska and was a featured alto soloist in the Chamber Choir. We also congratulate Alyson and her husband Allan Espinosa on their wedding last July. Michelle Shoemaker (Music Theory Instructor) joined the administration at the All Newton Music School as Director of Communications in September. She also played clarinet in a recital with flutist Vanessa Breault Mulvey in September at The Crane School of Music in Potsdam, NY, as part of the alumni performance series celebrating the school's 125th anniversary. Susan (Consoli) Turner sang with the Boston Camerata in concerts of early American music on August 27 and 28 at the Parc Floral de Paris, France. VAP ALUMNI NEWS Carolyn Cole (Soloists '01) presented a cabaret concert at LynnArts on July 30 to help support the efforts of SPIN (Serving People in Need, Inc.), an organization that provides summer youth employment and arts programs in Lynn. The show was a mix of rock, blues, and musical theater featuring Carolyn and the Rusty Scott Trio. Carolyn recently performed in The Stephen Schwartz Project in Washington, DC. She resides in New York City. Michael Maloney (Soloists '09) performed this summer at the Yankee Homecoming in Newburyport, at Dockside Restaurant in Malden for a benefit concert, and at the Farmer's Market in front of Boston City Hall. He was also a featured artist at Best Buy Boston in June, took three summer courses at UMass Boston, and was a musical director for a summer program at the Wang Theatre. Michael can be heard at youtube.com/michaelmmusic. Roxanne Michaud (YWC '09) entered the Art Institute of Boston as an Art History major this fall. Suzanne Wyman (YWC '09) is a junior at Boston University. She is majoring in Advertising at the College of Communication with a concentration in Women's Studies. Liza Ziering (YWC '10) is majoring in Music at Kenyon College in Ohio (Class of 2013), where she sings with the Concert Chorale and enjoys composing. This fall, she is studying at University College Cork in County Cork, Ireland, where she is also attending an Early Start Semester program in Irish music. 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(now in galleries) California Center for the Arts, Escondido, Museum: "Heart & Soul of Mexico: Mid-20th Century Drawings by Raul Anguiano" and a photographic exhibit by Mario Castillo run through Dec. 2; 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Wednesdays-Sundays (open until 9 p.m. every first Friday); 340 N. Escondido Blvd., Escondido; $5 adults, $4 seniors and active military, $3 students with ID, children under 12 are free; Escondido residents get in for $1 July 1-Sept. 3 (with ID); 760-839-4120 or
California Surf Museum: "Hobie: Shaping a Culture," dedicated to surfboard shaper Hobie Alter of Hobie Cat, is on display; "Transitional Thinking: A Short Story 1966-1972" is on display; permanent exhibits illustrate the history of surfing and the culture that grew up around the sport; 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. daily (until 8 p.m. Thursdays); 312 Pier View Way, Oceanside; $3, general; $1, seniors, students, military; free, children 12 and under; Tuesdays free for all visitors; 760-721-6876 or
Carlsbad Historical Society Museum: Interpretive historical displays, artifacts and self-guided tours of Shipley-Magee House and Barn; private tours with tea by reservation only; 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays; Magee Park, 258 Beech St., Carlsbad; $2 donation; 760-434-9189 or
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Classic Rotors: The Rare & Vintage Rotorcraft Museum: More than 35 historical helicopters and rotorcraft; 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Fridays and Saturdays; Ramona Airport, 2898 Montecito Road, Hangar "G" (please dial 760-650-9257 at the gate for access); 760-650-9257 or
Deer Park Winery & Auto Museum: Billed by its owners as the largest auto museum of convertibles and Americana, the hillside museum features a collection of vintage automobiles dating from carriages of the 1800s to muscle cars of the 1970s, as well as a vast collection of radios, televisions, victrolas, toys, bicycles, pop culture items, neon auto dealership signs and more; 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Fridays-Sundays; $10, adults; $7, seniors; free, children 9 and under; wine tastings are $8; 29013 Champagne Blvd., Escondido;
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Encinitas Historical Society: City's original 1883 schoolhouse, the oldest building in Encinitas, houses exhibits, pictorial displays and archives describing the city's past, people and events; noon to 4 p.m. Fridays and Saturdays; 390 W. F St., Encinitas; free; 760-942-9066 or
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Escondido History Center: Historical exhibits, archives and buildings, including a vintage railroad car and a blacksmith shop; 1 to 4 p.m. Tuesdays-Saturdays; Grape Day Park, 321 N. Broadway, Escondido; $3, adults; $1, children; 760-743-8207 or
Fallbrook Gem and Mineral Society Museum: Collection of gems, fossils, minerals and fluorescent minerals; 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Thursdays through Saturdays; 123 W. Alvarado St., Suite B, Fallbrook; free; 760-728-1130 or
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Fallbrook Historical Museum: Museum documents and preserves Fallbrook history, including the century-old Pittenger House, home of William Pittenger, Civil War hero and Medal of Honor winner; historical displays and research materials; 1 to 4 p.m. Thursdays and Sundays; South Hill Street at Rocky Crest Road, Fallbrook; free; 760-723-4125 or
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Catalpa Tree Scientific Name - Catalpa spp.
Catalpa Tree Facts
Catalpa grows 50 feet tall but can go to 90 feet. This short lived, coarse textured tree spreads 50 feet and tolerates hot weather. A sunny exposure and a well drained, moist, rich soil are preferred. Growth is rapid at first but slows down with age. The main ornamental feature is panicles of flowers produced in early summer. These are white with yellow and purple markings. The fruit is a long pod that can be a litter problem.
Large, showy white flowers grace the Catalpa in late spring. Its crown is rounded and upright with large, heart-shaped, medium green leaves. Withstands wet, dry, alkaline soils and hot, dry environments. Sun or partial shade. Grows to 40'-60' with a 30' spread.
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Catalpa Flower
White catalpa flowers with purple markings.
Catalpa Trees: Comments, Reference, Facts, Info
Catulpa Tree similar references: The Southern Catalpa Tree, umbrella catalpa tree, indiana catalpa tree, western catalpa tree, catalpa speciosa tree.
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