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Residents in Spotsylvania County are again being warned to keep personal items out of sight in their vehicles and to always keep them locked.
A 19 year old and 16 year old are stopped for driving through Salem Fields early Friday morning without lights. It is later determined the pair had been going from car to car and stealing from all of them that were open. There have been multiple such reports in the county over the past week.
Victor Sanchez Ruiz and the teen face numerous charges. Authorities recover several GPS's, cameras and other items reported in past larcenies.
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Final Score: San Francisco 35, St. Louis 0
San Francisco, CA (Sports Network) - Shaun Hill threw two touchdown passes and
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Hill finished with 152 yards on 14-of-24 attempts and hit Vernon Davis and
Josh Morgan for TDs in a dominating second half for San Francisco (3-1), which
rebounded from last week's heartbreaking 27-24 loss to Minnesota.
Rookie Glen Coffee rushed for a team-high 74 yards on 24 carries and added 32
receiving yards on four catches in the absence of Frank Gore (ankle).
"The most important thing for us right now is to win the division, but as we
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want to go. Obviously we have a lot of work to do, but that's where our sights
are," 49ers head coach Mike Singletary said.
Kyle Boller got the starting nod behind center for St. Louis (0-4) due to Marc
Bulger being unable to play (shoulder). The backup had a forgettable game,
completing 13-of-24 passes for 108 yards and throwing an interception that
Patrick Willis returned for a touchdown.
"I think we have a great team," Boller said. "I have all the confidence in the
world in all our guys. Those guys work really hard every day. Certain things
you can do, doesn't matter what size you are or how fast you are. We've got to
focus on the little things, the details."
Steven Jackson gained 79 yards on 23 carries for the Rams, who have scored
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current losing streak at 14.
Both offenses mustered just five first downs in the opening 30 minutes, which
featured one score on special teams.
Punting late in the second quarter, San Francisco caught a break when the ball
bounced around and hit an unsuspecting Quincy Butler in the leg. Butler tried
to recover the ball as it caromed into the end zone, but San Francisco
linebacker Scott McKillop fought for the recovery and was credited for the TD.
The 49ers finally got something going on their second touch out of the break.
Morgan caught a 15-yard pass on 3rd-and-8 from the St. Louis 30, and Davis
followed two plays later with a 13-yard reception in the back of the end zone.
On the third play of the ensuing drive, Willis stepped in front of Boller's
pass intended for Keenan Burton and returned the pick 23 yards for a score
with 5:31 to play in the third quarter.
While continuing to stymie the Rams' makeshift offense, the hosts made it 28-0
on the second play of the final stanza, as Morgan came down with a 24-yard
score between a pair of defenders.
Two plays later the Rams epitomized their ugly start to the season, as Boller
and Danny Amendola botched an end around exchange, allowing Ray McDonald to
scoop up the loose ball and rumble 11 yards for another defensive TD.
The only worthwhile drive for either team in the first quarter ended when St.
Louis' Josh Brown missed a 51-yard field goal.
Joe Nedney followed suit by hitting a 43-yard attempt off the left upright
with roughly 10 minutes remaining in the second to keep it a scoreless affair.
Game Notes
Shaun Hill is unbeaten (7-0) in games played in San Francisco...The Rams have
lost eight straight on the road, while the 49ers have won five in a row at
home...The Rams were without wide receiver Laurent Robinson, who suffered a
season-ending fracture high on his fibula last week....Boller was making his
first start since 2007...Donnie Avery caught a team-high three balls for 47
yards for St. Louis...Davis logged three catches for a team-high 43 yards,
while Morgan had two catches for 39 yards...The Rams had four first downs in
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Kosovo is the 208th FINA member
The Kosovo Swimming Federation became the 208th FINA Member, after the recent approval of affiliation by the FINA Bureau. The distribution of the FINA National Member Federations in the five continents is now as follows: Africa – 52; Americas – 44; Asia – 44; Europe – 52; Oceania – 16.
FINA in mourning – Mario Vazquez Raña (MEX)
FINA learnt with great sadness about the death of Mario Vazquez Raña, a great lover of Sport and a long-time supporter of the Aquatic disciplines. A respected businessman in Mexico, Mr. Vazquez Raña had been President of his country's Olympic Committee, IOC Member, President of ANOC (Association of National Olympic Committees), Chairman of Olympic Solidarity, and was still presently President of PASO, the Pan-American Sports Organisation.
An Olympian in shooting, his contribution to the Olympic movement was remarkable for many decades, and his action largely contributed to the development of Sport in Mexico and in the five continents.
Meilutyte: "I was like a jungle kid"
Wearing huge sunglasses, Ruta Meilutyte leans back in her comfortable chair and enjoys the Qatari sun.
On the closing day, December 7, 2014 of the FINA World Swimming Championships (25m) in Doha, the 17-year-old Lithuanian bags home one gold (50m breast) and one silver medal (100m breast). Even though she wanted to win gold in both races, she is satisfied with her performances – missing the world record in 50m breaststroke just by one-hundredth of a second.
Lasting champions
French Olympic 400m freestyle champion Camille Muffat caused a stir when she announced her retirement from swimming at 24 last July.
Like her, a dozen Olympic medallists from the 2012 London Games, including Leisel Jones, Alain Bernard, Rebecca Soni, Brent Hayden and Rebecca Adlington, have deserted the training pools since then. With less than two years to go to the next summer Olympics in Rio, is this wave of retirements in swimming merely post-Games blues-related or is there something underneath the surface?
FINA President meets Hungarian Prime Minister, ahead of Budapest 2021
FINA President Dr. Julio C. Maglione and FINA Executive Director Cornel Marculescu spent two days in Budapest and met with the Prime Minister of Hungary, Viktor Orban to discuss the preparations for the 2021 FINA World Championships.
Viktor Orban, the Prime Minister of Hungary received FINA President Dr. Julio C. Maglione in the company of FINA Honorary Secretary Paolo Barelli, FINA Executive Director Cornel Marculescu, 2021 LOC President Lajos Kosa and FINA Vice President Tamas Gyarfas in the Parliament to overview the preparation process for the 2021 FINA World Championships and for the 2017 FINA World Junior Swimming Championships. The meeting took place almost exactly a year after the FINA Bureau voted for Budapest as the host of these events.
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FINA Vice President & Technical Swimming Committee Bureau Liaison Dale Neuburger, FINA TSC Chairman Carol Zaleski and FINA TSC Honorary Secretary Soren Korbo all spoke at the two-day conference.
Conor Dwyer clinches title with 200m IM win in Santa Clara
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Hungary's Hosszu claims six victories in Charlotte Grand Prix
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Six-time Olympic medallist Allison Schmitt (Canton, Mich.) sprinted to victory in the 100m freestyle and fellow gold medallist Anthony Ervin (Valencia, Calif.) earned a tie in the same event to lead the USA Swimming National Team members in action Sunday at the Arena Grand Prix at Charlotte at the Mecklenburg County Aquatic Center.
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There's something to be said for consistency after a long layoff. Michael Phelps, in the only final we'll see from him this week at the 2014 Charlotte Grand Prix, won the men's 100m butterfly in a 52.13. That ties his sixth-best-in-the-world time from the Mesa Grand Prix in April, as he's now gone identical times in both of his 100m fly finals swims since returning from retirement. This was Phelps' first win since his return to competition.
While the final time was the same, Phelps swam a very different race in Charlotte than he did in Mesa. With a fast-starting Belarusian Pavel Sankovich next to him, Phelps went after the first 50 to the tune of a 24.3 front-half split. That's a significant four-tenths better than he was in his first 50 in Mesa, where he was next to Ryan Lochte, who like Phelps is not known as a fast-starter in the 100m fly.
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After Peter loses his mustache in a fire, he stuffs his sorrows with [=McBurgertown=] burgers, until he has a stroke. Meanwhile, Stewie poses as a high schooler as part of a bet with Brian.
!!"[=McStroke=]" contains examples of ([[YMMV/FamilyGuyS6E8McStroke YMMV goes here]]):
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The ARA exists to create opportunities to attract and sustain economic development that will revitalize Ashland's economy and cultural growth. The goal is to realize a community that is more attractive and self-sufficient.
The ARA is a volunteer board charged with helping to facilitate economic development opportunities for Ashland. Board members are elected at the Spring Town Meeting for five year terms. As an independent board, the ARA is in a unique position to bring the public and private sectors together. The ARA also has broad powers that enable it to encourage new development and promote sound growth. The board is not bound by daily processes of a local town department but works on special projects that can be run by the town or a business. The ARA can participate in development, issue bonds, borrow money and receive grants and gifts.
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The numbers may be confusing at times, but it appears things are getting slightly better when it comes to decreasing unemployment rates. Our View is that we all need to keep working together, and the numbers should take care of themselves. (October 24, 2014, Page 4A)
Unemployment rate climbs slightly
After the local unemployment rate dropped for a couple of months late this summer, the percentage of jobless workers In Lafayette County has been inching up the past two months. For October, the county recorded an unemployment rate of 7.3 percent, or two-tenths of a percentage point higher than September's jobless rate of 7.1 percent. (November 29, 2010, Page 6A)
Jobless rate inches up
Lafayette County's unemployment rate inched up from 7 percent in August to 7.1 percent in September. (November 1, 2010, Page 6A)
Jobless rate drops by 30 percent in August
Lafayette County's unemployment rate fell steeply from July to August, dropping from 9.8 percent to 6.9 percent — a nearly 30 percent decline in the number of unemployed people in the local workforce. (September 27, 2010, Page 5A)
Community's jobless rate drops in July
Lafayette County's unemployment numbers appear to have started dropping, a trend that's expected to continue through the next few months. (September 6, 2010, Page 5A)
Jobless rate inches up
Just as the temperatures climb in Oxford every summer, so, too, do the numbers of unemployed. As it seems to do nearly every June, the unemployment rate in Lafayette County inched up. The jobless rate climbed from 9.6 percent in May to 9.9 percent in June. (July 23, 2010, Page 5A)
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After three months of steadily declining unemployment, the community's jobless rate reversed course and started climbing again. While unemployment increased in May, some other new reports indicate the economy is continuing to rebound from what's been described as the worse recession since the Great Depression. (June 25, 2010, Page 1A)
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A public health frame arouses hopeful emotions about climate change
- Teresa A. Myers,
- Matthew C. Nisbet,
- Edward W. Maibach,
- Anthony A. Leiserowitz
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Communication researchers and practitioners have suggested that framing climate change in terms of public health and/or national security may make climate change more personally relevant and emotionally engaging to segments of the public who are currently disengaged or even dismissive of the issue. To evaluate these assumptions, using a nationally representative online survey of U.S. residents (N = 1,127) conducted in December, 2010, we randomly assigned six previously identified audience segments on climate change to one of three experimental conditions. Subjects were asked to read uniquely framed news articles about climate change emphasizing either the risks to the environment, public health, or national security and the benefits of mitigation and adaptation-related actions. Results show that across audience segments, the public health focus was the most likely to elicit emotional reactions consistent with support for climate change mitigation and adaptation. Findings also indicated that the national security frame may possibly boomerang among audience segments already doubtful or dismissive of the issue, eliciting unintended feelings of anger.
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- A public health frame arouses hopeful emotions about climate change
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- Available under Open Access This content is freely available online to anyone, anywhere at any time.
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Volume 113, Issue 3-4 , pp 1105-1112
- Cover Date
- 2012-08-01
- 10.1007/s10584-012-0513-6
- Print ISSN
- 0165-0009
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- 1573-1480
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- Springer Netherlands
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- Teresa A. Myers (1)
- Matthew C. Nisbet (2)
- Edward W. Maibach (1)
- Anthony A. Leiserowitz (3)
- Author Affiliations
- 1. Center for Climate Change Communication, George Mason University, Fairfax, VA, 22030, USA
- 2. School of Communication, American University, Washington, DC, 20016, USA
- 3. School of Forestry, Yale University, New Haven, CT, 06511, USA


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Tony Wilson - 24 Hour Party People
"This is not my story, I'm not Prince Hamlet, nor was ever meant to be. This is not a book about me. I'm a minor character in my own story. Truly Dickensian hero, bit of a wally, bit of a cipher, surrounded by bizarre and larger-than-life characters. This is about the music and the people who made the music, »
Luck & Neat - Irie
A hypnotic-organic wall of sound washes over the listener, as MC Neat starts chanting the mantra, 'this will make you feel Irie, Irie', to get the crowd excited. And thus he commands your attention, proclaming his tune will make you feel 'Irie', the Jamaican slang for ravingly happy. The dub-style basslines k»
The Beauty Shop - Yr Money Or Yr Life
This album is fantastic. Simple. Perfect. Beautiful.
Yr Money Or Yr Life is a mega debut from American alt-country trio, The Beauty Shop.
Relative unknowns to our wee shores, they look set to be huge- this even got reviewed in the David Gray-loving, Tory wank-rag that is the Daily Mail for christ»
Chris and Paul Weitz - About A Boy
Will is a self absorbed, shallow womaniser, who spends his days watching TV and sectioning his life into 30-minute units, while shamelessly believing that 'every man is an island'. Markus is a 12-year-old boy who hates school mainly because school hates him. He lives with his unhinged mother and is a vegetarian»
Idlewild - You Held The World In Your Arms
After what seems like FOREVER, Idlewild, (handsome-art-punks-from-Scotland-who-quite-like-The-Smiths for the uninformed) are back with a new single - praise the lord!
'You Held The World In Your Arms' is the first track to be plucked from their new album and let's just say it's a bit of an ass-kic»
LHB - Everybody Sees It On My Face
Music takes more than one listen to get a real taste. There are always some songs that grab you right away, sometimes you decide later they're utter crap. Others grow on you gradually to become tolerable or maybe even necessary to your survival.
I can't say that LHB's single 'Everybody Sees It O»
Various - Rock Will Eat Itself
It has to be said that one of the nice things I've become accustomed to during my time with drownedinsound is getting parcels through the post. It's like Christmas once or twice a week. I especially like it when they have lots of tack in them – like stickers of bands I've never heard of, or used train tickets – »
Contra - Explosive
Contra are a band I know little about other than they mostly play in Aberdeen and are highly-rated among their peers and the Kidz. Thus, being relative newcomers, they are still making those initial steps into the big, bad world and thus you probably haven't heard of them yet but oooh yes you soon will. Y'see, t»
Bad Religion - Broken
I've never really seen the point of punk rock singles personally. With the exception of the sheer class of Green Day they barely scratch the scrotum of the UK charts (surely I don't have to debate whether all those Sum 41s and Blink 182s are 'punk'.), if at all. And considering the actual costs of »
Leaves - Race
Leaves are from Reykjavik, and quite possibly have just heard about British Indie music circa 1996. A very exciting time for these people no doubt, but they didn't have to go and reproduce a Mansun song, note-for-bloody-note. Just because Mansun left these sceptred isles years ago, doesn't mean that we have forgotten w»
The Fields - Time Can't Be Better Spent
Newcastle isn't exactly renowned for its hotbed of local talent. Not being from anywhere near the area, I shouldn't be one to pass comment, but it would appear from this highly accomplished demo that we'd be ill advised to ignore for much longer. The Fields, a five-piece, are certainly nothing out of the »
The Crescent - On The Run
Of course, The Crescent already have some form. They were the band who former La's frontman Lee Mavers 'adopted' and nurtured. But as ever with Mavers, he pulled out at the last minute, so here they are, ready to blast off, but without the scouse legend standing at the back. It's a shame tha»
Hood - You Show No Emotion At All
Taken from last year's fantastic album "Cold House", "You Show No Emotion At All" is a trademark Hood track - it demonstrates their skill for barren and desperate electronica, but combines it with a unique mix of twee indie vocals that at times trespass into Lambchop territory, with bleak»
Pulp - Bad Cover Version
Hmm. There were surely better choices for a single from 'We Love Life' than this; Such as the anthemic 'Weeds' or irresistibly catchy 'The Night That Minnie Timperley Died'. Jarvis' lyrical genius once again cannot be denied as he likens an ex-girlfriends' new love to an inferior product, (even inc»
Miss:Spelt Yoof - Underground Evening Masters
Oh Jaysus, anger doesn't half make a record kick arse. But how much better is it when that anger is directed, not at some kind of vague political target, but at something utterly trivial and hilarious? Answer: entirely. And have Miss:Spelt Yoof mastered the art of humourous anger? Hell, yeah! Just listen »
V/vm - Sometimes good things happen
And once again, V/VM decide to treat us to some of the worst music ever made. Or is that the best? What's right and what's wrong? Sometimes Good Things Happen is a VERY loud album. No, it's a VERY quiet album. Well, it's both. Probably. You see, V/VM have knocked up two versions of the a»
Terrashima - Sampler
First impressions: this is loud. Very loud. So loud in fact that even with the volume turned down my speakers look like they're about to explode. People say Rock n Roll should be loud. They say it should be fast. They say it should ooze charisma, carelessness and jump-in-the-drums-and-throw-your-guitar-in»
X-Press 2, David Byrne - Lazy
Ex-Talking Heads frontman David Byrne must have one of the greatest voices ever known to popular music. Almost robotic but with an ever-present hint of stifled angst, his deadpan vocals could make the proverbial telephone directory (or even some of his former band's more obscure lyrics) sound like the for»
Redefine - The Daisychain Cycle
The artificially glamorous sounds of electro-metal have seemingly reached out as far as South-West England. As the CD was thrust upon my person I saw a cover adorned by what seemed like a Transformer – a Master of Disguise. Then I looked harder and it looked more like a rabbit. And then I c»
Yeah Yeah Yeahs - Bang
"The Bigger, The Better" Sound advice indeed from the Yeah Yeah Yeahs wailing lead vocalist Karen O, courtesy of their startling debut single 'Bang' which comes as part of an equally stellar EP. Of course, I could go on about New York, Strokes and wearing dark clothes for »
Capitol K - Island Row
Thing is, I received this album a little while ago, but I haven't managed to review it yet. Why? Well, because there's something quite indescribable about it. It's just odd. "Piss off! You're a music journalist!" (In the very loosest sense, I hasten to add) you cry! Alright, this is the way I see it... Capitol»
Sugababes - Freak Like Me
Right. The Sugababes are back and they've lost Indie Suga. Instead they've got Dirty Scouse Suga to add a little bit of spice to proceedings. Mmmm, tasty. Well here they display their prolific song-writing talents by creating an arrangement of two former classics that they didn't ev»
The Mars Volta - Tremulant EP
With the At The Drive-In split (sorry, hiatus) there were no two ways about it; if you were a hardcore fan (is there any other way to be with ATD-I?), you had already decided whose side you were on. Many will try and dissuade you of this fact, but listen carefully and you'll hear them mutter something dep»
Cyclefly - Crave
It's been a while since we last had a great British rock album. Six years ago, you couldn't move for the buggers, but they dried up fairly quickly. In the last couple of years we've had... what? Silver Ginger 5, Sunna, and a couple of Miocene EPs. But that's all about to change, hopefully. Cyclefly come ac»


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Conway Twitty: Hello Darlin': Greatest Hits Live
1 CD / Universal Distribution / 2015-04-28Artists: Conway Twitty
New Grass Revival: Live [Video]
1 DVD Video / Universal Distribution / 2012-10-30Artists: New Grass Revival
Tony Rice: The Bill Monroe Collection *
1 CD / Universal Distribution / 2012-01-31Tracks: I'm on My Way Back to the Old Home; When You Are Lonely; Jerusalem Ridge; Muleskinner Blues; Sittin' Alone in the Moonlight; Stoney Lonesome; Molly and Tenbrooks; River of Death; Gold Rush; On and On...
Artists: Tony Rice
Liner Note Author: Marian Leighton Levy.
Photographer: Jon Sievert.
For all the progressive tendencies of contemporary bluegrass, which at its fringes sees virtuoso musicians take on exp...continue...
Various Artists: Joyful Noise [Original Motion Picture Soundtrack]
1 CD / Universal Distribution / 2012-01-10Tracks: Not Enough - Dolly Parton/Queen Latifah; Man In the Mirror - Keke Palmer; Maybe I'm Amazed - Keke Palmer/Jeremy Jordan; In Love - Kirk Franklin - (featuring The Holy Vision Church of Detroit Choir); ...
Artists: Various Artists
Liner Note Authors: Todd Graff; Mervyn Warren.
Recording information: Capitol Studios; Leapyear Studio; Luminous Sound; Silent Sound Studios; The Bridge Recording.
Director: Todd Graff....continue...
Melinda Schneider: Life Begins At 40: The Ultimate Melinda Schneider Collection
2 CD / Universal Distribution / 2011-11-01Artists: Melinda Schneider
Doc Walker: 16 & 1
1 CD / Universal Distribution / 2011-08-29Artists: Doc Walker
Various Artists: Best Of Country Cheatin' Songs
1 CD / Universal Distribution / 2011-03-11Artists: Various Artists
Shania Twain: Come on Over/The Woman in Me
2 CD / Universal Distribution / 2010-05-11Artists: Shania Twain
Ida Jenshus: No Guarantees
1 CD / Universal Distribution / 2010-01-19Artists: Ida Jenshus
Various Artists: Best of Country Drinkin' Songs
1 CD / Universal Distribution / 2009-10-27Artists: Various Artists
Billy Ray Cyrus: The Best Of Billy Ray Cyrus
1 CD / Universal Distribution / 2009-10-27Tracks: Achy Breaky Heart; Busy Man; She's Not Crying Anymore; Could've Been Me; In the Heart of a Woman; Somebody New; Words By Heart
Artists: Billy Ray Cyrus
Terri Clark: Best Of Terri Clark: Superstar Series
1 CD / Universal Distribution / 2009-09-08Artists: Terri Clark
Cortney Tidwell: Boys
1 CD / Universal Distribution / 2009-06-09Tracks: Solid State; Waitsuii; Son & Moon; Being Crosby; Oslo; So We Sing; Palace; Bad News; Oh, China; 17 Horses; 0h, Suicide
Artists: Cortney Tidwell
Cortney Tidwell's debut full length 'Don't Let Stars Keep Us Tangled Up' came out of nowhere with its ravishing guitar pyrotechnics,brittle electronic excursions, intimate torch...continue...
Lyricists: Cortney Tidwell; Todd Tidwell.
Personnel: Cortney Tidwell (vocals, acoustic guitar, Fender Rhodes piano, omnichord, keyboards, bass synthesizer); Jim James (vocals); William Tyler (g...continue...
George Canyon: What I Do [Digipak]
1 CD / Universal Distribution / 2008-11-11Tracks: Just Like You; Pretty Drunk Out Tonight; All or Nothing; Let It Out; In Your Arms Again; Back To Life; Betty's Buns; If I Was Jesus; Fool In Me; What I Do; Last Man; Second Chance; I Believe In Angels
Artists: George Canyon
2008 album from the Juno Award-winning Canadian Country Music star. What I Do features writing and production credits from Chad Kroeger and Richard Marx and...continue...
Johnny Cash/Johnny Cash & the Tennessee Two: I Walk the Line
1 CD / Universal Distribution / 2008-10-21Tracks: Cry, Cry, Cry; Hey, Porter; So Doggone Lonesome; Folsom Prison Blues; Get Rhythm; I Walk the Line; Train of Love; There You Go; Next in Line; Don't Make Me Go; Home of the Blues [Overdubbed Version];...
Artists: Johnny Cash/Johnny Cash & the Tennessee Two
Engelbert Humperdinck (Vocal): Greatest Hits and More
1 CD / Universal Distribution / 2008-08-26Tracks: Release Me (And Let Me Love Again); Have I Told You Lately; There Goes My Everything; Last Waltz; Am I That Easy to Forget; Man Without Love (Single Version); Bicyclettes de Belsize; Way It Used to B...
Artists: Engelbert Humperdinck (Vocal)
2007 two CD compilation that rounds up Engelbert's greatest hits and finest musical moments to date. The dapper and debonair Englishman burst upon the scene...continue...
As compilations go, Universal's two-CD Greatest Hits and More might be the best sampling of Engelbert Humperdinck's work that has yet appeared. All of his best-loved hits are here (including "Release ...continue...
Patsy Cline: Best of Patsy Cline: Green Series
1 CD / Universal Distribution / 2008-04-29Tracks: Walkin' After Midnight; Back in Baby's Arms; San Antonio Rose; Strange; Crazy; Have You Ever Been Lonely (Have You Ever Been Blue); I Fall to Pieces; Sweet Dreams; She's Got You; Blue Moon of Kentuck...
Artists: Patsy Cline
Liner Note Author: Kirsten Jones....continue...
Don Williams: The Best of Don Williams [Spectrum]
1 CD / Universal Distribution / 2008-03-12Tracks: I Recall a Gypsy Woman; Till the River All Runs Dry; Say It Again; Some Broken Hearts Never Mend; I'm Just a Country Boy; Tulsa Time; It Must Be Love; I Believe in You; Love Is on a Roll; Stay Young;...
Artists: Don Williams
Patti Page: Tennessee Waltz
1 CD / Universal Distribution / 2008-01-13Tracks: Tennessee Waltz; Would I Love You; Mockin' Bord Hill; And So to Sleep Again; Mister and Mississippi; Come What May; These Things I Offer You; Down the Trail of Aching Hearts; Changing Partners; You B...
Artists: Patti Page
Hank Williams: Hank Williams Best Selection
1 CD / Universal Distribution / 2008-01-13Artists: Hank Williams
Lucinda Williams: West
1 CD / Universal Distribution / 2007-12-15Tracks: Are You Alright?; Mama You Sweet; Learning Hoe to Live; Fancy Funeral; Unsuffer Me; Everything Has Changed; Come On; Where Is My Love?; Rescue; What If; Wrap My Head Around That; Words; West; Learnin...
Artists: Lucinda Williams
Japanese pressing of her 2007 album. Universal....continue...
Includes 1 bonus track.
Like Billie Holiday, John Lee Hooker, and Kurt Cobain, among others, Lucinda Williams is an artist with that certain difficult-to-define quality, the ability to channel ...continue...
Paul Alan Coons: The Ride of Life *
1 CD / Universal Distribution / 2007-10-23Tracks: Hey Sweet Mama; I'm Getting Even with You; Will Ya; Reflections; Mickey and Me; Ride of Life, The; This Faded Flower; You Can't Live with Them; I Feel a Cheatin; When I Had It All; If This Old Table ...
Artists: Paul Alan Coons
Johnny Cash: Ring of Fire [Spectrum]
1 CD / Universal Distribution / 2007-08-21Tracks: Ring of Fire - (studio); Thing Called Love - (studio); I Walk the Line - (studio); Long Black Veil - (studio); Cat's in the Cradle - (studio); Goin'by the Book - (studio); As Long as I Live - (studio...
Artists: Johnny Cash
This rather huge box set contains live and radio broadcast recordings by the Man in Black. There are no less than 36 recordings here, and most sound great. That said, Goldies has never been big on doc...continue...
Various Artists: Country Hits 2007, Vol. 2
1 CD / Universal Distribution / 2007-07-10Tracks: Settlin' - Sugarland; Every Mile a Memory - Dierks Bentley; Me and God - Josh Turner; Lucky One, The - Faith Hill; Girl on the Billboard - The Road Hammers; My Oh My - The Wreckers; Moments - Emerson...
Artists: Various Artists
Universal's Country Hits 2007, Vol. 2 features 21 hits by the original artists including "Settlin'" by Sugarland, "The Lucky One" by Faith Hill, "Me and God" by Josh Turner, and "Maria" by Doc Walker....continue...
Fritz Schulz-Reichel: Midnight Piano
1 CD / Universal Distribution / 2007-04-24Tracks: I Fall in You Every Day; Goody Goody; Auf dem Dach der Welt; Exactly Like You; How Deep Is the Ocean; Deep Purple; Cheek to Cheek; Wrap Your Troubles on Dreams; Sur le Pont d'Avignon; Wenn Die Kleine...
Artists: Fritz Schulz-Reichel


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One of the most attractive aspects of the Hole-in-the-Wall Golf Club is the natural
environment that surrounds the golf course and the absence of residential development
so common to many other clubs in the Naples area. This property is truly a unique
setting for the game of golf where members and their guests may enjoy the sights
and sounds of South Florida wildlife and nature without leaving the city limits.
With almost fifty acres of wetland preserves dedicated to conservation easement,
the club's property is insured in perpetuity to be home to some of the most fascinating
wildlife found in nature. Sub-tropical flora and fauna thrive and about in harmony
while just outside the gate the restless and busy activities of "city life" carry
Although this is certainly not news or revelation to those who are members, the
fact that substantial effort to conserve and care for the delicate natural environment
may come as a surprise to many. For almost two decades the HITW has dedicated the
resources necessary to achieve the status as a fully certified Audubon Cooperative
Sanctuary System. The Hole In The Wall was the 10th course in the United States
and second in Florida to become fully certified in the Audubon Cooperative Sanctuary
Program. To gain and retain this designation requires the utmost level of environmental
preservation and management of the natural ecosystems within their property boundaries.
Requirements include documentation of the proper use of materials such as fertilizers
and pesticides, elimination of evasive exotic vegetation, wildlife habitat enhancement
and water quality monitoring to name just a few.
While traveling around the new 9 acre lake sightings of the complete range of wadding
birds are abound. Snowy and Great Egrets, Wood Stocks, Tri-Colored Herons, and Big
and Little Blue Herons. Bald Eagles can be seen atop of the pine trees as well as
two Piliated Woodpeckers in another tree. A rare sighting of the beautiful Limpkin
eating an apple snail was a special experience. Much wildlife has been spotted on
the property and more recently a pair of Bobcats.


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Kamputhaw mulls state of calamity
The Barangay Council of Kamputhaw will hold an emergency session today to determine whether a declaration of a state of calamity is needed because of the fire that razed 10 houses in the barangay last Saturday evening.
The Cebu City Disaster Risk Reduction Management Council has also coordinated with barangay officials yesterday and promised to help secure a temporary evacuation site to the 79 individuals left homeless by the fire.
The affected residents are now taking temporary shelter in a chapel and the Bahay Bulilit Day Care Center.
The Dept. of Social Welfare and Services (DSWS) of City Hall is providing the victims with relief goods. The DSWS gave food packs yesterday morning and will continue to provide food assistance until Tuesday.
The City Hall had also sent two portable toilets and two tents to the barangay.
Kamputhaw barangay Captain Lorenzo "Bong" Basamot said the lot where the burned houses stood is a government owned property.
The Cebu City government is yet to give the financial assistance to the fire victims.
Barangays like Sta. Cruz and Sambag 2 also sent help to the fire victims.
"Maningkamut mi sa council nga makahatag mi og construction materials," Basamot said.
(The Barangay Council will strive to provide construction materials to the fire victims./Correspondent Tweeny M. Malinao
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Realtor Kris Cawley studied a painting, entitled "The Fireman Prays," which is at her business on the McDonough Square. Artist Barbara Frazier is displaying the painting, and three dozen others, through Sept. 18, in Henry County.
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History of the UFC 11.05.07: UFC XXI – Return of the Champions
It's March 16th 1999 and the UFC makes its PPV return with UFC XXI: Return of the Champions. It's also making a debut in a new venue as they head to Pat Militech's neck of the woods and put the show on at the Five Seasons Event Center in lovely downtown Cedar Rapids, Iowa. Well, at least it's not Alabama again.
Of course, Militech will be on the card tonight as the local hero, and he will defend his lightweight title against Andre Pederneiras. Who is Andre Pederneiras you ask? In the scheme of things that was the UFC in 1999, he is yet another in the long line of "never been in the UFC before, but you get a title shot in your first day" challengers. I would assume that they were trying hard to build up their champions and challengers, but in the meantime we were treated to a lot of less than stellar championship matches in the middleweight and lightweight division.
Militech is not the main event tonight, even though he's defending a title in essentially his hometown. That honor goes to the two "Returning Champions" of the show's subtitle as Maurice Smith tries to end his two match losing streak against Brazilian legend and former tournament champion Marco Ruas, who hasn't been in the Octagon in 3 ½ years.
The biggest news out of UFC XXI is not anything that happens in the cage though, but rather HOW things will be happening. Just as the UFC has "come of age" as Mike Goldberg will tell us umpteen times throughout the show, MMA grows up a little bit here with two huge alterations that are still in effect today – the five minute round structure finally gets introduced along with the 10 point must scoring system. As controversial as it is right now, the 10 point must system is a vastly superior system to the "pick a fighter" system they were using previously. Unlike today though, the scoring criteria were as follows: takedowns, throws, effective heavy striking and near submissions.
Without further ado…..onto our first UFC match up with real rounds…
Middleweight (170lbs-199lbs)
Royce Alger (0-1, 5'10, 199lbs) vs Eugene Jackson (0-0, 5'8, 197lbs)
Alger was a big time college wrestling star at Iowa State University, so he is the hometown favorite here. This is his second trip to the Octagon, as he lost in his debut in less than impressive fashion at UFC XII, but he has gone 3-0 outside the UFC so he gets a second chance.
Jackson is considered a strong puncher and comes into the fight in great shape, which is more than can be said for Alger, who looks decidedly doughy at 199lbs.
Alger makes the first aggressive move of the fight, shooting in on Jackson at about the 30 second mark. Jackson shows some skill and athleticism as he is able to sprawl and scramble away from the two time NCAA champion Alger. Alger is persistent though, and shoots again, only to get his head trapped in a guillotine. He's able to pull his head free, but Jackson uses the distraction to pull himself up and they end up against the cage.
Surprisingly, Alger looks pretty good on his feet and is able to land a couple of good shots and use them to set up and score a clean takedown. On the ground, he mounts quickly and starts to unload on Jackson. After the flurry, he tries for a keylock, but once that looks futile, he goes back to unloading. He over commits though, and Jackson is able to shrug him off and scoot out the backdoor and get back to his feet. Very nice by Jackson as a lot of guys would have turtled from all the punches he was taking.
Back up and this time it is Jackson who lands the big punch – a stiff short left that drops Alger, who immediately shoots for a desperation single leg. Jackson uses the position to land a knee, and then a couple more as the round ends.
Very tough round to score, but I would probably say 10-9 to Jackson for scoring the knockdown late and getting back to his feet out of being mounted.
Alger comes out looking pretty tired, and he might have punched himself out. Jackson easily shrugs off the first takedown attempt by Alger, but can't avoid the second one. Once they're on the ground though, Jackson is able to scramble and get back to his feet. Once they're back up, one huge left drops Alger and the fight is over.
Winner – Eugene Jackson, Round 2, KO
That fight was decided by Alger's lack of conditioning as much as it was by Jackson's punching power.
Heavyweight (200lbs and up)
Tim Lajcik (0-0, 6'1, 228lbs) vs Tsuyoshi Kosaka (2-1, 5'11, 225lbs)
Lajcik is the training partner of Eugene Jackson, so their camp is trying to make it 2 for 2 in successful debuts tonight. Lajcik, though listed as being a skilled wrestler and coming into the fight in great shape, has a tougher road to ho though, as he is taking on Kosaka, a crowd favorite and possibly the most skilled heavyweight on the ground.
Both come out throwing – but not landing – front leg kicks to start out. TK shoots, as it is obvious his game plan is to get it to the ground, but Lajcik avoids and is actually able to take his back for half a second before TK spins to his back and starts to utilize the vaunted "TK Guard." It's just a butterfly guard, but Goldberg spends most of the fight talking about the "TK Guard", and if I have to be annoyed by that, then so do you.
TK doesn't hold full guard too long as Lajcik easily passes to ½ guard. He tries to posture up for punches, but Kosaka grabs a leg for a knee bar. Lajcik shows some skill as he rolls through the pressure all the way to the fence, where he manages to pin Kosaka's head and land some big punches. They're right in front of Eugene Jackson, who starts screaming some good instructions to his man.
Kosaka is able to use his feet to spin off the cage and free his head to avoid the worst of the damage, but he is already bleeding a little bit. He looks to be just trying to hold on through the end of the round as he is just tying up Lajcik's hands. With 10 seconds left they get back to their feet, but the round ends before they engage again.
Round 1 easily goes to Lajcik.
The second round starts with a flurry. Kosaka throws a leg kick, but Lajcik answers with a flurry of punches which he uses to set up a nicely controlled takedown. He manages to mount for a second, but Kosaka grabs his leg and gets a deep looking knee bar. Lajcik is able to survive somehow, and ends up back in top position.
Kosaka is being more offensive from the bottom this time, as he tries for an armbar, but Lajcik easily pulls free and lands a few shots, one of which seems to have opened another cut on Kosaka's face. With about two minutes left, they slow their pace a bit.
Kosaka tries another amrbar, but Lajcik avoids it and tries to pass the guard, only to have Kosaka fully reverse him and start pounding from the top. Lots of forearms and elbows out of side control. Nothing looks too big, but Lajcik is eating quite a few shots with his head pinned to the mat. The round ends with Kosaka landing some nice elbows to Lajcik's side.
Tight round, but Kosaka probably pulled it out with the shots at the end.
That doesn't matter though, as Lajcik's corner throws in the towel. He was so groggy from the shots he was taking on bottom that he almost fell when he was in his corner.
Winner – Tsuyoshi Kosaka, TKO, Round 2
Middleweights (170lbs – 199lbs)
Flavio Luiz Mora (0-0, 5'9, 175lbs) vs Paul Jones (0-0, 5'9, 198lbs)
Mora is only 21 years old and this is his first trip to the United States as well as his first trip to the "Super Bowl of Mixed Martial Arts." Goldberg loves saying that….it's getting somewhat painful to listen to.
Jones has a wrestling background and unlike Alger earlier comes into the fight in great shape. Since he outweighs his Brazilian opponent by 23 pounds, I picture him scoring a quick takedown and just pounding out a victory over the smaller man.
Of course, since I think Jones will have an easy time, Mora drops him with his first punch of the fight. He jumps on Jones' back but is unable to sink in a choke and Jones is able to shrug him off and gain the top position. Not exactly how I thought they would get there, but that's about where I thought they would get to.
Mora looks for an armbar, but Jones avoids and pushes Mora up against the fence to pin his head down. Once he's there he starts unloading on the smaller man and with about two minutes left in the round really lets go with the big shots. He passes into side control and looks for elbows and forearm shots. Mora eventually has enough of the beating and gives up his back, where Jones promptly ends the fight with a rear naked choke.
Winner – Paul Jones, Submission, Round 1
Good showing by Jones, though there would have to be some questions about his jaw. As for Mora, he should be fighting in the lightweight division as he looked skilled but was simply overpowered by the bigger Jones.
Before the next fight, we find out the main event of the next event. Finally – a little bit of forward thinking and promotion! The fight will be for the middleweight title as Frank Shamrock finally returns to defend his belt against the new poster boy of the UFC in Tito Ortiz. Definitely a good business decision to hype up this fight as much as possible, as it is essentially the only money fight they have left right, and with SEG really feeling the financial pinch after 2 ½ years off of nationwide PPV, this is their last ditch effort to win over a big audience. We'll see how that goes next time out….
Middleweights (170lbs to 199lbs)
Daiju Takase (0-0, 6', 176lbs) vs Jeremy Horn (1-2, 6'1, 198lbs)
Horn steps back into the Octagon looking to even up his UFC record after gaining his first win over a young Chuck Liddell the last time out. That shouldn't be a problem, as just like the last fight, he's taking on someone who should be a lightweight. That's an even bigger mismatch now as Horn comes into the fight in the best shape he's ever been in, hands down.
Takase is both young and small, so I suspect it might be a short, painful night for him.
Takase comes out boxing, and we're told that this is where his strength lies. Horn is using a front leg kick as a counter, and it looks like his stand up game has dramatically improved. An extended feeling out process leads to Mario Yamasaki telling them to get it going, and Horn responds by unloading on Takase. They clinch, and Horn lands some knees and pulls him to the ground and takes side control. He lands some elbows, and looks to be setting up for a keylock, but decides just to keep pummeling Takase. He puts a knee on his belly and and mounts with about one minute left. He unloads some more, and Takase gives up his back.
Funny moment – Horn lands a shot near the back of Takase's head, and Yamasaki warns him not to. So Horn, in complete control, starts miming different strikes and asking Yamasaki if each one is OK. That is when you know you're dominating the fight.
He lands a few OK'd blows and Yamasaki mercifully stops the fight.
Total mismatch, but you can tell Horn just keeps getting better each time out.
Winner – Jeremy Horn, TKO, Round 1
Lightweight Championship (169lbs and under)
Pat Militech (4-0, 5'10, 169lbs) vs Andre Pedeneiras (0-0, 5'8,168lbs)
Pedeneiras is a Brazilian Jiu Jitsu expert from……you guessed it…..Brazil! They also mention that he has some good judo pedigree as well, so it will be interesting to see if he translates that into anything useful inside the Octagon. Other than Karo Parisyan, I've never seen any judokas perform very well in MMA.
Goldberg mentions how there is no size difference thanks to the weight limit, but just a quick look will tell you Militech is a much bigger man. Pedeneiras is in great shape and probably only carrying 8 or 9 percent body fat, but Militech is just plain bigger.
Feeling out process to start. If you've watched any Militech fights, I'm sure you're shocked by that. Militech closes and grabs a Thai clinch, which he uses to land some good knees. Pedeneiras grabs double underhooks and Militech struggles to get free as he obviously does not want to go to the ground. Whether that's because his opponent is good there or he just wants to put on an exciting fight for once, who knows.
Militech breaks free of the lock, and starts to impose his will a bit, maneuvering Pedeneiras around the Octagon with his boxing skills. He pins up against the fence several times, landing a few punches, and that is where the round ends.
Easy round to score for Militech.
Militech comes out stalking his opponent, but still being cautious. He lands a nice right hand counter to leg kick which opens up a huge, gushing geyser of a cut over Pedeneiras' eye. He jumps on Militech and pulls him down, but McCarthy stops the fight to take a look at the cut, and that is all she wrote.
Winner – Pat Militech, TKO, Round 2
Easily the most exciting Militech fight in the UFC so far, and he looked purely dominant in there. I feel kind of bad for Militech, as even though all he does is win, and he one of the greatest fighters ever, the announcers are always pointing out that his fights are boring. They're not necessarily wrong, but I still feel bad for the guy.
Post fight, they say Mikey Burnett is in line for a rematch for the title, which would have been nice, but it never happens.
Heavyweights (200lbs and up)
Maurice Smith (2-2, 6'2, 226lbs) vs Marco Ruas (4-1, 6'1, 220lbs)
They label this the battle of the ages….though they could have gone with "aged" easily. It's the 37 year old Smith against the 38 year old Ruas.
Smith is coming in off of two straight losses to wrestlers – Randy Couture and Kevin Randleman – while Ruas hasn't fought in the Octagon in 3 ½ years since losing a controversial decision to Oleg Taktarov at Ultimate Ultimate 95.
Smith comes out throwing his trademark leg kicks – shockingly, Goldberg doesn't mention 70 mph baseball bats – which Ruas must have expected, as he grabs the second one and gains a takedown quickly into side control. He has Smith up against the fence, but doesn't throw a single strike. He has Smith totally controlled, but doesn't throw a single strike. Strange strategy to say the least.
Smith eventually maneuvers off the cage and into the center of the Octagon, but still no strikes from Ruas. Once there, he is able to reverse Ruas, but gets caught in a leg submission. Smith is able to roll free and land a big right hand and begins to work out of Ruas' ½ guard. Right at the end of the round, Ruas grabs a leg again and tries a kneebar, but time runs out.
Round 1 would probably go to Ruas, but it might not matter as he is having problems getting back to his corner on his left knee. He actually sits on the mat in his corner (cornerman still not allowed in the cage between rounds) and one of the guys in his corner tells him to:
"Get Up! Do not fucking quit! You're a warrior! Do it for your family!"
However, Ruas knows the shape of his knee better than that douchebag and the fight is called. Too bad too, because it looked like it might have ended up being an ok fight.
Winner – Maurice Smith, TKO, Round 1
Post fight, Smith drops a huge bombshell by mentioning that Bas Rutten is vacating the heavyweight title and moving down to middleweight. WTF????? Why in the name of god would you go all through that "tournament" if the guy who wins vacates the belt without ever defending it. Jeebus.
So, with some time to fill, we get to see one of the prelims from earlier in the night.
Heavyweights (200lbs and up)
Ron Waterman (1-0, 6'2, 264lbs) vs Andre Roberts (1-1, 6'2, 350lbs)
Roberts is embarrassed by his last outing, when he tapped out to a broken nose in under a minute to Gary Goodridge. He wants to make some amends here tonight.
Waterman is looking to step up into title contention. He is an art teacher and high school football coach, who would go on to a minor bit of fame as one of the original signees of the WWF development areas. But I digress…
Roberts initiates the clinch to start, but Waterman pulls free and lands a few big punches, busting open Robert's nose in what is fact becoming the big man's trademark. After a couple of Waterman knees, Big John McCarthy stops the fight to have the doctor look at Roberts' nose. They decide to let it go.
Both guys start swinging on the restart, and both are connecting with some pretty big shots, though Waterman starts to get the better of it and pushes the big man up against the fence and lands a knee. Roberts answers with a huge right that drops Waterman though, who immediately shoots for a desperation single leg. Roberts avoids that and as soon as Waterman is back on his feet, he is promptly knocked out by a huge left hand.
Winner – Andre Roberts, KO, Round 1
That was a damned fun little brawl.
The 411: This is the kind of show a hardcore MMA fan would enjoy. No fluff or muss, but a lot of good action once the fights start. There may have been a few mismatches, but sometimes those can be guilty pleasures. Very nice to see round structures introduced as not too many fighters out there could handle going 15 minutes non stop without tiring a lot. A few interesting developments as well, as we know that Tito Ortiz will challenge Frank Shamrock for the Middleweight Championship in the latter's first fight in over a year. Also, after months of the "Road to the Title" tournament, we find out the title is vacated again, so there will have to be a new champion crowned somewhere down the line.....
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It is guest curated by Joe Page, the college's ceramics professor
Works by Rebecca Chappell, Sunshine Cobb, Brian Jones, Peter Pincus, Brian Taylor and Albion Stafford are featured.
An artist's talk will be given by Brian Jones and Page will give a curator's talk at 5:30 p.m. April 12 in Olin 130 on campus. A closing reception will follow at Sheehan.
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Schreiner University English Department
October 2009 Newsletter
Schreiner University The English Major Volume 6, Issue 3 Oct 16, 2009 Hosler Hannay: David Mulry Our own Professor Hannay is this year's recipient of Schreiner's prestigious Margaret Hosler Award for Excellence in teaching. The award, which is decided by a panel of seniors based on nominations from the student body, recognizes faculty who make a distinctive contribution to the academy, and have a lasting impact on student learning. Professor Hannay joins a select group of inspiring, warm and charismatic English professors who have previously held the award, including both Dr. Breedon and the current Dean of the School of Liberal Arts, Dr. Woods. Professor Hannay is a graduate of the highlyregarded Iowa Writer's Workshop and teaches a range of classes from developmental writing right up to the recent Digital Story. She also recently co-led a travel class to the Taiz� religious community in France--a spiritual pilgrimage for a group of Schreiner students-- where, no doubt, she was too modest to reflect on how lucky her colleagues and students are to have her teaching here with us--so we'll do it for her. Dean Woods noted, "I can't think of a more deserving recipient than Professor Hannay. Since the moment she joined Schreiner, she has always put students first. She is kind, capable, thoughtful and she generally cares about seeing our students do well. I'm simply delighted she won this prestigious award." Inside this issue: Hosler Award The Muse Silke Feltz Writing Center AFTLS Scholarship 1 1 2 2 3 3 4 4 We are A-Mused: David Mulry Showcasing the wealth of talent we have at Schreiner, the Spring '09 Muse team of Kristin Knoll, Adolpho Castillo, and chief editor Amanda White (led by faculty advisor, Dr. Hudson) have put together a delightful selection of poetry, photography, critical essays and prose. Adolpho kicks off the collection with "Terrible Things," an upbeat lyric that is reminiscent of an adult version of the kids' classic "Where the Wild Things are." He sets the bar high and there are plenty of voices to follow where he leads, among them, Bitsy Woods, who offers us the poignant image of "living in a country/Of fat starving people," noting in a Kafkaesque way that sometimes what we're hungriest for isn't food. Muse has something for every appetite, however. In a refreshing twist on the old shape of the Muse, one of the new features this semester (bravo team!) is the photography. It's scintillating, from the photography of place by Erin Jeffers and Spenser Key, to the haunting beauty of person and shadow in Jawanza Williams and Jesslyn Wilson's character studies. Another new feature this semester is the critical (literary) essay--and Schreiner critics are wellrepresented by Heather Stevens Schaffer's account of James Joyce's "The Dead." The collection is rounded out with a selection of prose writing that culminates in Amanda's edgy piece, "Needs Salt." But if there's one thing that the collection of voices as a whole is not missing, it's savor. There's something for everyone. In the words of Celise Rice from "Free," "The quiet ends today;/Let the words begin to flow." She Ain't Going Nowhere Elizabeth Moon Upcoming Coffeehouse Events: Nov 4 - Patrice Vonne Chatauqua Lecture : Nov. 30 "She Ain't Going Nowhere, She's Just Leavin': The Poetry of Texas Music" The English Major Never in a million years did Silke Feltz even consider visiting Texas. To her, Texas was like a black hole that swallowed several of her friends, since everybody who moved there simply vanished from Silke's social radar and never reappeared. Texas was a no man's land, a desolate state bigger than her home country, Germany. When she decided to move to the Lone Star State in 2008, Silke honestly was a little bit frightened... and curious. Some Texan clich�s turned out to be correct. Yes, there are more men wearing Going Deutsch: Silke Feltz cowboy hats here. But nowhere else has Silke been welcomed as warmly as in Texas. And yes, there are many pick-up trucks around. But nowhere else has she been questioned about her German heritage by a fellow driver while waiting for a green light in her small Corolla. Silke now has been a Schreiner full-time faculty member since fall 2009, and is thrilled to be here in the Texas Hill Country because Kerrville, indeed, reminds her of Bavaria. Silke grew up in Elbersberg, a small village not far from Nuremberg. She majored in English and German and spent one year teaching German as an exchange student at the University of South Carolina in Columbia. After she graduated from the Otto-Friedrich Universit�t in Bamberg, Germany, she ventured the big move to the States in 2002 and lived in Illinois for two years teaching English and German. After living four more years in Florida where she worked as an editor for an international environmental company and where she also taught at the Tallahassee Community College. She now calls Kerrville her home. Silke is currently teaching English and German at Schreiner and truly enjoys all the intellectual venues offered here. Apart from attending Schreiner activities, she loves exploring authentic German restaurants in the area and never gives up on trying to improve her knitting skills. Silke is leading the next Monday Night Fiction discussion of Perfume by Patrick Suskind. "Texas was a no-man's land, a desolate state bigger than her home country." Practice of Pleasure: Kirsten Komara Schreiner University was represented at the SCWCA Conference "Writing and Teaching, a Practice of Pleasure" held at Southwestern University in Georgetown, Texas, by tutors from our Writing Center. Heather Stevens Shaffer, Celise Rice, Kayla McCulley and Bethany Jordan presented a Saturday morning panel entitled "Re-Engaging the Pleasure of Writing and Writing Center Tutoring: The Ethics of Listening, Connecting, and Responding." Engaging the Conference theme of pleasure, each tutor presented a paper that discussed her enthusiasm and joy in writing and tutoring writing: its multicultural contexts, its spiritual connections, its creative and playful elements, and its kinship to interactive improvisational theater. Heather, Celise, Kayla and Bethany, along with Dr. Komara, the Writing Center director, returned to Schreiner University's Writing Center feeling re-energized about the pleasures of writing and tutoring writing. Heather Stevens Shaffer, Director Kirsten Komara, Celise Rice, Kayla McCulley and Bethany Jordan. Page 2 Feeling Leary: Bri Hamlyn The Center for Innovative Learning brought the Actors From The London Stage (AFTLS) to Schreiner October 11-18 to perform King Lear. oldest established Shakespeare touring companies in the world." The actors hail from prominent companies, including the Royal Shakespeare Company, the Royal National Theatre of Great Britain and Shakespeare's Globe Theatre. Each actor takes on two or three major roles, and several minor ones, but must nevertheless be responsible for the entire play because they do not have a director. The program is best described by its mission: to make exciting Shakespeare, performed by fine professional actors, available and affordable to American Volume 6, Issue 3 colleges and universities in the context of an extraordinary, week-long teaching experience. Schreiner students, faculty and staff experienced Shakespeare as never before. "The actor faced an initially quiet and somewhat reticent group of students, but by the end of the class, she had us collectively in the palm of her hand," said one participant in a class presentation. (All information comes from the AFTLS website at www.nd.edu/~aftls/.) "Its mission: to make exciting Shakespeare." The London-based group, produced nationwide through Shakespeare at Notre Dame, sends five actors to between 16 and 20 universities each year on biannual tours. The program, now in its 33rd year, was developed by Professor Homer Swander at the University of California-Santa Barbara and founded by British actor, Patrick Stewart (Star Trek!), and is "one of the Class Bard: David Mulry The Actors From The London Stage were dynamic presences in the classroom throughout their stay at Schreiner. With energy levels that were, frankly, just suspiciously high, they switched from powerhouse performances in the evening, to memorable classroom experiences during the day. Confessing that their schedule included a lot of power naps, they added luster to classes as diverse as English, Spanish and education, but the English majors will most likely never forget working with blinded Gloucester and broken Lear as they navigated their way through the heath and the magic of Shakespeare's iambics-- who knew that meter could be so much fun? Caroline Devlin, Richard Neale, Terence Wilton, Dale Rapley and Rina Mahoney. Scholarship Award: David Mulry David Mulry was recently honored with the Excellence in Research, Scholarship and Creative Activity Award at Schreiner. Mulry has been active in publication and presentation, with recent essays published in The Conradian and forays on the conference scene to London, England, and the international Joseph Conrad Conference, and in Philadelphia in December at the prestigious MLA conference where he'll talk about the influence of postDarwinian theory on Conrad's work. With an opinion piece on teaching in Community Colleges recently accepted by the higher education trade paper, Chronicle of Higher Education, an essay on Conrad's treatment of the "new woman" accepted by Conradiana, an essay on Wordsworth accepted by Explicator and some creative work on the side (Mulry recently finished a screen play based on the Medieval adventure, "Sir Gawain and the Green Knight") there's clearly a lot going on. But Mulry is excited that so much of his research feeds back into his teaching whether it's in composition, a senior Conrad class or the British lit sequence. "Much of his research feeds back into his teaching." Page 3 Schreiner University Dr. David Mulry, Editor The English Major Department of English 2100 Memorial Blvd Kerrville, TX 78028 Phone: 830 896 7162 E-mail: email@example.com You Can Quote Me On this: "The speed of dark could be greater than the speed of light. If there always has to be dark around the light, then it has to go out ahead of it." (Elizabeth Moon, The Speed of Dark) Going Somewhere: Kathleen Hudson Kathleen Hudson has been busy as ever, with recent trips to the Young Rhetoricians Conference in Monterrey, CA, where she was accompanied by Dolores Kimball, a non-trad English major, and current president of Sigma Tau Delta, the English Honors Society. Looking to the future, Dr. Hudson is working on the logistics of taking a panel of students from Sigma Tau Delta to next year's conference. Dr. Hudson, listed as a speaker across the State of Texas, has been called into action recently and been asked for a presentation at Navarro College in Corsicana of her ongoing research into the women of Texas music, a lecture at the El Paso Museum of History in November, as well as keynote duties at the American Studies Conference in San Angelo. Closer to home, Dr. Hudson, continues to develop and promote the annual Living History Day on campus, which, this year included the talented Latin Grammy nominee Joel Guzman, and 1500 visitors to campus. The ongoing six part coffeehouse music series is also in full flow. With guest performers and open mike the first Wed. of each month. Other projects include an anthology of essays on the significance of Texas songwriter, Townes Van Zandt and a manuscript on the poetry of Texas music. (Catch this on Nov. 30 at a Schreiner Chautauqua talk "She Ain't Going Nowhere, She's Just Leavin': The Poetry of Texas Music.") Pop...Pop...PopCulture: Dr. Woods wants to see you at the Schreiner Popular Culture Symposium on Friday, November 13th Over the Moon: Laura Hooge The University had the pleasure of hosting Elizabeth Moon to aid in the discussion of its first "Monday Night Fiction" book, The Speed of Dark, told mainly through the eyes of an autistic narrator. Moon's novel was the Summer reading selection for the Schreiner University Honors Program headed up by Dr. Komara, who organized the author's visit and arranged for Moon's participation in several classes as well. Some of the questions brought up in the evening's book discussion regarded the very subtle romantic themes of the book, why the word "normal" was used to describe a society that did not perform common courtesies, while the narrator was doing so politely and consistently throughout the novel. And even a discussion of fencing. Moon's answer was summed up as the characters drive the story while the author is simply the medium. When asked how her autistic son served as her inspiration for the novel, Moon said that he had inspired quite a few of the details in the opening scene where the narrator has a visit with his psychiatrist. With permission from: www.elizabethmoon.com The two most interesting topics brought up were how the narrator found a connection with each and every one of the musical pieces mentioned in the novel, and how close current technology is coming to the scenario described in the novel. It was an engaging discussion enjoyed by students and community members alike.


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Public Literature, Private Poetry: An Interview with Jason Shinder
Sara Anne Johnson
Jason Shinder grew up in Brooklyn, New York, and Merrick, Long Island, and earned a BA degree from Skidmore College and an MA from University of California at Davis. In 1981, he founded the YMCA Writer's Voice in New York City, the flagship center of the first and now largest network of independent literary arts centers in the country. Three years later, in 1984, Shinder published Divided Light: Father and Son Poems, the first of a pioneering series of anthologies dedicated to the family that includes: First Light: Mother and Son Poems (1987), More Light: Father and Daughter Poems (1990), Eternal Light: Grandparent Poems (1992). Every Room We Ever Slept In, his first book of poems, was published in 1994 and was a New York Public Library Noted Book. Since then he has continued his work as an innovative anthologist, editor, and poet, as well as national literary arts leader and teacher, publishing: Lights, Camera, Poetry, the first anthology of American movie poems (1996), Best American Movie Writing, the first annual series of writing about the movies of which he is the founding series editor with guest editors Peter Bogdanovich, John Landis, and others (1998), The First Book Market, a first of its kind bi-annual manual dedicated to the writing and publishing of first books (1998, 2000), Tales From The Couch: Writers on Therapy, the first collection of original essays by writers on the nature and impact of their therapy (2000). Birthday Poems: A Celebration, the first collection of American poets about this special occasion and on the passing of time (2001). Jason teaches in the graduate writing programs at New School University and at Bennington College.
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Sounds like EFS.
by R. Proffitt - 12/25/12 9:26 AM
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EFS restoration is indeed a trip and paying your penance at www.lostpassword.com
EFS does require use to backup the EFS key for the day we need it.
Consider this to be like locking your car keys in a car or losing the last key to the car and having a new key made. Costs a little and you learn to keep a spare copy. Here's the article about making the spare EFS key copy.
There should be an article for XP, 7 but this is done before the formatting.


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John Travolta Thanks His Florida Community For Support
If you live in Ocala, Florida, John Travolta loves you. In fact, he told you so on Friday night at the premiere of his film Old Dogs.
John appeared with his wife Kelly Preston and daughter Ella Bleu at the premiere in the family's hometown. All three appeared in the new movie.
Travolta addressed the crowd to talk about the community support his family has received since the death of 16 year old son Jett. "It's meant the world to us," Travolta said. "We know that we have a community. We know that we have friends. And we know that we are loved. We appreciate it. Jett appreciates it. We love you, Ocala."
Man, I picked the wrong Orlando suburb to move into!