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Sept. 1 is my daughter's 40th birthday. By the time you read this I will be in California, celebrating or commiserating with her. I don't think she's decided yet which it will be.
It shouldn't shock me to realize I have a 40-year-old child since Heidi's older sister is approaching 43. Yet it does give me pause to realize my children are no longer young, but have reached that vast wasteland known as middle age.
After all, if they're middle-aged, what does that say about me?
Jean-Paul Sartre once said as he grew older he didn't feel or think any differently about himself than he did when he was 21. What changed, he said, was how other people treated him.
I must admit that one of the signs of aging I've encountered is to be called "sir," rather than "buddy," or even "hey, you," by people in their 30s and 40s. Cashiers and waiters no longer ask if I want the senior discount — they automatically assign it.
I also admit it was refreshing (although sometimes frustrating) to be carded when purchasing beer or wine at the supermarket during those few years when our learned legislators in Indianapolis, having nothing better to do, decided everyone should have to show proof of age when buying alcohol.
But as soon as they changed the law to say only those who appear to be younger than 40 need to be checked, cashiers let me buy what I wanted without blinking their eyes.
I've also noticed commercials for TV programs I like to watch now feature river cruises or arthritis medications instead of things that would interest young people. And then there are those weekly mailings from the AARP urging me to join their ranks and the emails from Medicare reminding me I'm due for another Prostate Specific Antigen test.
Next year I turn 70 ½, which means I'll have to deal with something called the Minimum Distribution Requirement for my pension fund. I'm not sure what that will entail, but I'm certain no one in their 20s has even heard about it.
I'm also certain people in their 20s talk about jobs, getting pregnant and future plans when they get together. My companions and I discuss colonoscopies and whether or not it's a good idea to preplan your funeral.
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With Robert Griffin III stealing all of Tim Tebow's ESPN attention, the New York Jets quarterback has found a way to land himself back in the headlines. Tebow, who has only started for the Jets once this season, will reportedly request a trade or to be released if he doesn't get the chance to start over Greg McElroy in the final two games of the season. Since his tenure with the Jets, Tebow has gone from being America's sweet heart, to a largely forgotten about backup quarterback. To be fair, Tebow wasn't given the chance to prove himself in New York. He went to the Jets while he was red hot and they used his heat to warm their bench. Tebow brought the Jets the attention they needed in wake of the New York Giants Super Bowl win. It seems like they used him as a publicity stunt and never really intended to give him the opportunity to be a starting quarterback.
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Heading into Tuesday's Catawba Valley 2A track and field championships, Newton-Conover is poised to finish at the top of the boys and girls standings.
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Leading 5-4 entering the final frame, Newton-Conover surrendered four runs in the seventh inning to drop a heart-breaking CVAC baseball game to the Bandys.
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Chief Minister Virbhadra Singh, who did an aerial survey of the flood-hit areas on Wednesday, said his Government has declared immediate relief to the affected families. While talking to the reporters on board, he said the exact losses could not be assessed so far but the Government aid would provide a permanent rehabilitation package.
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Raiders take different approach to bye week
ALAMEDA, Calif. (AP)
Oakland Raiders coach Dennis Allen is taking a different approach to the bye week this year.
Almost half the team was excused from the first practice of this season's bye week as Allen gave almost all of the team's veterans and injured players time away from the field.
After the team held morning meetings, the veterans got some rest and treatment while the younger players held a short practice to tune up the passing game and clean up some mistakes. That's a contrast to last year's approach, when Oakland held mostly full practices during its week off in Allen's first year as coach.
''I just felt like with where we're at as a football team, especially with the health of the football team, that I thought it was important for the veteran players to get some time to really take care of their bodies and get themselves back healthy and ready to go for next week,'' Allen said Tuesday.
The Raiders (2-4) are riddled with injuries and were forced to cobble together a makeshift offensive line in Sunday's 24-7 loss at Kansas City. Guard Mike Brisiel was forced to play at center after backup Andre Gurode left the game with an injury with starter Stefen Wisniewski already hurt. That gave rookie Lamar Mady his first offensive action as a pro at right guard.
Matt McCants, who played only a handful of snaps before starting against San Diego on Oct. 6, was forced back into action at right tackle after Tony Pashos got hurt.
The Raiders have already had to move Khalif Barnes from right tackle to left tackle because of injuries to Jared Veldheer and Menelik Watson, and Lucas Nix made just his fourth career start at left guard.
Running backs Darren McFadden and Rashad Jennings also are nursing hamstring injuries, putting the bye week at a most opportune time.
''It's very important,'' receiver Rod Streater said. ''I think it's going to help get some linemen back. Just any nicks and bruises we have the week off will help us out.''
That led Allen to make the decision to keep his veterans out of practice as only 36 of the 61 players on the active roster and practice squad took part in the abbreviated workout.
That included all the quarterbacks, receivers and tight ends, leading to a heavy emphasis on the passing game. Most of the time was spent in 7-on-7 passing drills with linemen doing individual work on the side.
''We've got a lot of guys that are banged-up, a lot of the veteran guys,'' Allen said. ''We need those guys to get their bodies back, get their minds back. We'll give them a little bit of time, but we're still bringing them in, still meeting with them and spending a lot of time in the training room.''
The other focus this week is mental as a young Raiders team tries to learn how to win games. Oakland has been in position to win five of the six games this season with the only blowout coming in Week 3 in Denver.
The Raiders faltered late in losses to Washington and Kansas City as they made too many key mistakes at the most inopportune times.
''We've given ourselves opportunities to win games. We've got to continue to put ourselves in those types of positions,'' Allen said. ''The more we do that, the more experience we get with that, the better we're going to react to those situations and we'll begin to win some of these games and come out on the plus side instead of having to come back and make some adjustments after tough losses.''
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A correction and a query
- By Stephen M. WaltStephen M. Walt is the Robert and Renée Belfer professor of international relations at Harvard University.
A couple of days ago, I posted an entry about the new Kagan/Kristol "Foreign Policy Initiative." After noting that the neoconservative approach to foreign policy had produced a disastrous war in Iraq and undermined America's image around the world, I wrote that "Neoconservatives also helped derail efforts to reach a two-state solution to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, thereby strengthening Hamas, threatening Israel's future, and further damaging America's global position."
Via Christian Brose, I received the following message from Robert Kagan, who writes:
The claim that I worked against a two-state solution in the Middle East is a complete fabrication. I have literally never written or spoken on the subject."
Fair enough. I did not say that Kagan himself opposed a two-state solution, but the juxtaposition was misleading and I'm happy to correct the record.
At the same time, Kagan's statement raises an obvious question: what are his views on a two-state solution? He has been a prolific commentator on U.S. foreign policy in recent years — including our Middle East policy — yet he has apparently remained silent on one of the most important issues that shapes our entire approach to the region. A two-state solution has been the official goal of the past three U.S. Presidents — Bill Clinton, George W. Bush, and now Barack Obama — and I'd be curious to know if Kagan agrees with them. He and his fellow neoconservatives also favor the vigorous use of American power to achieve stated foreign policy objectives. So here's my question: Does Kagan favor the establishment of a viable Palestinian state, and does he think the United States should use its considerable leverage with both sides to bring that result about?
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The Espresso -- currently on trial in the U.K., U.S., Canada, Australia, and Egypt -- is an ATM for books. Whether you are looking for something out of print, the book you want is out of stock, or, if you want to publish your own work, the Espresso reels out books at a rate of 100 pages a minute.
Its promoters say it's the biggest revolution in publishing since the invention of the mechanical printer in 1440, but why the big fuss about what amounts to an enormous office printer hooked up to a giant database?
"We've had a lot of customers who have found books that they've been looking for for a long time and haven't been able to track down, and we've had them walk away with them ten or fifteen minutes later," Marcus Gipps, Sales Manager at Blackwell's Bookstore, told ABC News.
With a virtual inventory of 400,000 titles (soon to increase to one million), the Espresso is like a library and rare books store rolled into one, coupled with the ability to print on demand. You can order your very own copy of Harry Potter, The Da Vinci Code or perhaps something for the more specialized taste.
"Today I'm printing Darwin's Treatise on Earthworms," said Constance Rinaldo, a librarian from Harvard University. "I'm in London for a conference but I wanted to come and try out the Espresso book machine while I was here, I knew it was available and I knew I'd be staying nearby."
There are at least 15 machines in the U.S. and the manufacturer, On Demand Books, plans to have 25 around the world by the end of the year. London is the first stop in the UK, with the Espresso taking root in Blackwell's bookstore, a 130-year-old chain.
By manufacturing at the point of sale, the Espresso cuts out the cost of storage and stocking for the bookstore. "It is not economically viable to have books on the shelf or in the warehouse that are not selling, so we have a virtual inventory instead of a physical one," Andrew Pate, senior vice president of business development at On Demand Books told ABC News.
It is also cost effective for the customer. "For your average 250-300 page book we're only charging 5 or 6 pounds, 7 or 8 dollars, you could sell that book on for nine or ten," said Gipps.
If you want to print your own work, the charge is a $15 down payment and 3 cents per page. As for the legalities, not only can the Espresso print books which are out of copyright, but if you are printing your own work, the copyright is retained by the creator of the content.
In the global economic downturn, making digital distribution profitable is more important than ever.
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A while back someone was asking about road 8A between Cederville Ca. and hwy 140 West of Denio. I came across it yesterday. It was dry and snow free for the most part.I Had to ride through the bushes for about a 100 yards to by pass one snow field.
Road 202 from Pearl canyon to Summit Lake was open
The road West from Summit lake ( I think 213) was snowed over about ten miles West of the turn off down to Soldiers Meadows just past where the new pipeline crosses the road. not much snow at all and I think if I put my mind to it I could have crossed over the last ridge.
There looked to be fresh truck tracks heading from Summit lake down to Soldiers meadows so it could be open.
Road 215 to Pearl canyon to Knot creek and out through to Hwy 140 was dry and fast
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Input is welcome at a 5:30 p.m. Sept. 24 public meeting to update the Battle Ground Public Schools' three-year strategic plan. The meeting will be at the former Lewisville Middle School, 406 N.W. Fifth Ave.
Updating the plan is central to the district's ongoing long-range planning, and it's also part of the school board's process in determining the amount of a February 2013 school-levy ballot measure. The levy approved by district voters in 2010 expires in December 2013.
Management consultant Thomas O'Connor of Wind Mountain Group donated his time to facilitate drafting the plan in 2009 and is again donating his time to update the plan.
This is the first in a series of meetings to update the district's strategic plan.
The previous strategic plan from 2009 is accessible at http://battlegroundps.org on the right under "key links."


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"The turtles nesting at Papua Barat, Papua New Guinea, and other islands in our region depend on food resources in waters managed by many other nations for their survival," said Tapilatu. "It is important to protect leatherbacks in these foraging areas so that our nesting beach conservation efforts can be effective".
"The international effort has attempted to develop a science-based nesting beach management plan by evaluating and addressing the factors that affect hatching success such as high sand temperatures, erosion, feral pig predation, and relocating nests to maximize hatchling output," said Manjula Tiwari, a researcher at NOAA's Southwest Fisheries Science Center, in La Jolla, California.
The conservation value of nesting beach protection has also been recognized by groups like the International Seafood Sustainability Foundation (ISSF) that have raised funds from industry-affiliated members including tuna canners and processors, to help support UNIPA's nest protection program with the local communities on Bird's Head Peninsula.
"NOAA Fisheries Service is committed to doing our part in the international effort to recover the leatherback turtle through advancing science, implementing our recovery plans and management efforts such as the establishment of critical habitat off California," said Cisco Werner, Director of the Southwest Fisheries Science Center. "Reducing threats on the nesting beaches and at leatherback foraging areas will require continued international cooperation and action if we hope to save Pacific leatherbacks from extinction."
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The Noontime Jamboree
Hawk and Retta bring you the Good Stuff. American music at its best.
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The Coat And Pants Do All The Work - The Hoosier Hot Shots
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Simple Simon by Hank Thompson & His Brazo Valley Boys
- Artist: Hank Thompson
- Title: Simple Simon-mp3
- Album: Hank World
- Genre: Country & Folk
- Year: 2009
- Length: 2:02 minutes (1.86 MB)
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Meet Me Somewhere In Your Dreams - Retta Christie Hosts
Meet Me Somewhere In Your Dreams - a song Doc learned from a Shelton Brothers recording. Doc Watson-guitar/vocals, Merle Watson-guitar, Vassar Clements-fiddle, Bobby Seymor-steel, Joe Allenpbass,Jim Isbell-drums.
- Artist: Doc Watson 1972
- Title: Meet Me Somewhere In Your Dreams
- Album: Favorites
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At Sundown -1946 - Manny Klein & His Orch. George Van Eps on guitar.
A musical cut from the 5-21 2012 Noontime Jamboree show hosted by Retta Christie. You can friend me on Facebook. http://www.facebook.com/pages/Retta-Christie/64580668120
- Artist: George Van Eps
- Title: At Sundown-mp3
- Album: Hittin' On All Six: The Early Masters
- Genre: Jazz
- Year: 1946
- Length: 3:17 minutes (3.01 MB)
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"Rosie And The Ramblers" Visit KBOO
"Rosie And The Ramblers", a young trio from Austin, Texas were passing through Portland on Monday March 26 and stopped in at the KBOO Studios. They performed a four song set on the The Noontime Jamboree". Rosie proved to us that she's got the vocal chops. Take a listen and see what you think. For more on "Rosie And The Ramblers" go to www.rosieandtheramblers.com.
- Artist: Rosie And The Ramblers
- Title: Rosie & The Ramblers
- Album: Live on The Noontime Jamboree
- Date: 2603
- Year: 2012
- Length: 15:59 minutes (14.64 MB)
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Keeter Stuart on "The Noontime Jamboree"
Keeter Stuart has been performing his brand of Country & Western Music for a number of years in the Portland area. The work he is most noted for are his renditions of songs by his great uncle Stan Jones (Ghost Riders In The Sky, Cowpoke, The Searchers ) and songs he has penned himself, many of which are extensions of his great uncle's songwriting. Keeter joined us on "The Noontime Jamboree" to discuss, play cuts from CD's and perform song's from his body of work. For more on Keeter Stuart go to http://keeterstuart.com.
- Artist: Keeter Stuart
- Title: Keeter Stuart
- Album: Live on Noontime Jamboree
- Date: 2903
- Year: 2012
- Length: 46:48 minutes (42.85 MB)
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The Noontime Jamboree playlist for 11/15/2010
|Harlem Hot Shots
|Who's Sorry Now
|Jimmie Rodgers
|Blue Yodel # 4
|Jimmy Wakely
|Who's Sorry Now
|Lefty Frizzell
|Blue Yodel # 4
|Glenn Miller & His Orch
|By The Waters Of The Minnetonka
|Patsy Cline
|Half As Much
|Jimmy Wakely
|By The Waters Of The Minnetonka
|Waylon Jennings
|Half As Much
|Paul Whiteman & His Orch.
|After You've Gone
|Delmore Brothers
|The Weary Lonesome Blues
|Martha Raye
|After You've Gone
|Louvin Brothers
|The Weary Lonesome Blues
|Johnny Mercer
|Ac-Cent-Tchu-Ate The Positive
|Tommy Dorsey
|China Town, My China Town
|Willie Nelson
|Ac-Cent-Tchu-Ate The Positive
|Milton Brown
|China Town, My China Town
|Jimmie Rodgers
|Blue Yodel #5
|Cab Calloway & his Orch.
|Gene Autry
|Blue Yodel #5
|Bob Wills & His Texsas Playboys
|Glenn Miller & His Orch.
|Beautiful Ohio
|The Mills Brothers
|Put On Your Old Gray Bonnet
|Chet Atkins
|Beautiful Ohio
|Prairie Ramblers
|Put On Your Old Gray Bonnet
|Jimmie Rodgers
|Blue Yodel #1
|Louis Armstrong & His Orch
|All Of Me
|Waylon Jennings
|Blue Yodel #1
|Willie Nelson
|All Of Me
|Django Rhinhardt
|Fats Waller
|Ain't Misbehavin'
|Chet Atkins
|Kaay Starr
|Ain't Misbehavin'
|Johnny Mercer
|Any Place I Hang My Hat Is Home
|Delmore Brothers
|Freight Train Blues
|Rosemary Clooney
|Any Place I Hang My Hat Is Home
November 15th, America Recycles Day and recyled tunes are featured on the Noontime Jamboree.
The Noontime Jamboree playlist for 11/01/2010
|Louis Armstrong
|Body and Soul
|Louis Prima & His New Orleans Gang
|Bright Eyes
|Cindy Walker
|Hang Your Head In Shame
|Roger Wolfe Kahn & His Orch
|Clap Yo' Hands
|Gene Autry
|Dear Hearts and Gentle People
|Vera Lynn
|Be Careful, It's My Heart
|Wingy Manone
|From the Top Of Your Head To the Tip of Your Toes
|Hank Williams
|Blue Eyes Crying In the Rain
|Louis Armstrong w/ Jimmy Dorsey
|Dippermouth Blues
|Maxine Sullivan
|I Dream Of Jeanie
|Django Reinhardt & Stephane Grappelli
|Them There Eyes
|Tex Ritter
|Cold Hands, Warm Heart
|Arcadian Serenaders
|Fidgety Feet
|Mildred Bailey
|I'd Rather Listen To Your Eyes
|Dale Evans
|I'm Gonna Lock You Out Of My Heart
|Ruth Brown
|Teardrops From My Eyes
|Ella Fitzgerald
|I'm Gonna Wash That Man Right Out Of My Hair
|Fats Waller
|Your Feets Too Big
|Skeets McDonald
|Don't Let the Stars Get In Your Eyes
|Henry Whitter, Fisher Hendley, Marshall Small
|Shuffle Feet, Shuffle
|Louis Armstrong and His Orchestra
|Cut Off My Legs and Call Me Shorty
|Peggy Lee & Four of A Kind
|I Only Have Eyes For You
|Mound City Blue Blowers
|I'm Gonna Clap My Hands
|Lester Young, Nat King Cole, Buddy Rich
|Peg O' My Heart
|Range Riders
|Five Foot Two, Eyes Of Blue
|Billie Holiday
|You Go To My Head
|Modern Montaineers
|Loud Mouth
|Maxine Sullivan
|My Fate Is In Your Hands
|Roger Miller
|Hard Headed Me
|Django Reinhardt
|Time On My Hands
|Johnny Mercer w/ Paul Weston & His Orch
|Never Make Eyes
|Red Foley
|Blues In My Heart
|Louis Jordan & His Tympany five
|You Ruth Your Mouth and I'll Run MY Business, Brother
|Roger Wolfe Kahn & His Orch
|Cross Your Heart
|Louis Armstrong and His Orchestra
|Red Nose
|Gerorgia Jumpers
|Big Feet Rag
|Tommy Duncan
|You Put Me On My Feet
The Noontime Jamboree playlist for 09/27/2010
Filmmaker Beth Harrington joins Retta in the studio for a show about her upcoming film, The Winding Stream. The film illustrates the lives of the influential A.P. Carter family on American music. Interviews from the film will be heard as well as Carter Family songs.
Official Web Site: http://www.thewindingstream.com
On Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/#!/pages/The-Winding-Stream/182510965341?ref=ts
Beth's Personal Site: http://www.bethharrington.com/
The Noontime Jamboree playlist for 09/20/2010
Songs About the Commonwealth of Virginia and Her Bordering Neighbors
1. Is it True What They Say About Dixie - Hoosier Hot Shots
2. Sweet Virginia Blues - Mamie Smith
3. Just a Little Bit South of North Carolina - Anita O'Day
4 . Roll Along Kentucky Moon- Jimmie Rodgers
5. Tennessee Boogie - Jeff Durham & His Rhythm Playboys
6. I'm Coming Virginia - Maxine Sullivan
7. Blue Ridge Mountain Blues - The Carter Sisters, Mother Maybell with Chet Atkins
8. Virginia, Georgia, and Caroline - Cab Calloway
9. Tennessee Waltz - Louvin Brothers
10. Dinah - Bob Wills and His Texas Playboys
11. Old Virginia Reel - Fiddlin' Powers & Family
12. Charelston Cabin - Carolina Club Orch.
13. East Virginia Blues - Ralph Stanley & The Clinch Mountain Boys
14. I Went Down to Virginia - Fran Sinatra
15. Caroline Moon - Roy Lanhan and The Whipoorwills
16. Carnival in Caroline - Cootie Williams and His Rug Cutters
17. Tennessee Border - Hank Williams
18. Memphis Blues - Ben Pollack & His Orch.
19. Blue Moon of Kentucky - Patsy Cline
20. Blue Ridge Rambler's Rag - H.M.Barnes' Blue Ridge Ramblers
21. My Carolina Sunshine Girl - Jimmie Rodgers
22. Tennessee, Kentucky and Alalam' - Johnny Bond
21. Virginia Blues - Isham Jones & His Orch.
22. Kentucky Waltz Boogie - Pete Burke Trio
23. The Wreak of the Virginian - Blind Alfred Reed
24. Carolina Shout - Fats Waller
25. A Night In Carolina - Betty Lou w/ Hartman's Heatbreakers
26. Tennessee Tears - The Carter Sisters, Mother Maybell with Chet Atkins
27. My Cabin in Caroline - Flatt & Scruggs
28. The Trail Of the Lonesome Pine - The Hillbillies
29. My Sweet Virginia - Al Bowlly
30. Put Me on the Trail to Carolina - The Louvin Brothers
31. North Carolina Skies - Cecil Cambell's Tennessee Ramblers
32. Albemarle Country Rag - Henry Harris
33. Tennessee Flat Guitar - Cowboy Copas
34. Norfolk Church Street Sobbin Blues - Clarence Williams
35. Salt Pork, West Virginia - Louis Jordan
36. Somewhere in Dixie - Shirley Spalding
37. West Virginia Highway - The Rail Splitters
The Noontime Jamboree playlist for 08/23/2010
|Moon Mullican
|Moon's Tune
|Ella Fitzgerals & Louis Armstrong
|Moonlight In Vermont
|Tommy Dorsey & His Orch
|There's Frost On the Moon
|Bob Wills & His Texas Playboys
|There's A Silver Moon On the Golden Gate
|Johnny Hodges & His Orch
|My Heart Jumped Over the Moon
|Elton Britt
|Blue Texas Moonlight
|Jimmy Wakely
|Pale Moon
|Jack Gutherie
|Answer to Moonlight and Skies
|Red River Dave McEnery
|Red River Moon
|Don Rich & The Buckaroos
|Spanish Moonlight
|Glen Miller & His ORch.
|Blue Moonlight
|Lester McFarland & Bob Gardner
|When the Moon comes Over the Mountain
|Johnny Hodges & His Orch.
|Silvery Moon and Golden Sands
|Al Meyer & His Pals
|You're the Same Old Moon
|Chu Berry w/ Fletcher Henderson & His ORch.
|Moonrise On the Lowlands
|Cliffie Stone
|When My Blue Moon Turns To Gold Again
|Bert Lown
|Under A Texas Moon
|Slim Clark
|Trailrider's Moon
|Glen Miller & His ORch.
|Moonlight Serenade
|Dick Thomas
|Ridin' Neath the Arizona Moon
|The Okalhoma Sweethearts
|There's A Gold Moon Shining
|Raymond Scott Quintet
|How Hight the Moon
|Johnny Hodges & His Orch.
|A Sailboat In the Moonlight
|Roger Miller
|The Moon Is High ( and So Am I)
|Jimmie Rodgers
|Moonlight and Skies
|The Sons of the Pioneers
|Mellow Alabama Moon
|Patsy Montana w/ the Prarie Ramblers
|Shine On , Rocky Mountain Moonlight
|Milton Brown & His Musical Brownies
|Shine On Harvest Moon
|Anita O'Day
|Jamaica Moon
|Django Reinhardt
|Mildred Bailey
|Bluebirds In the Moonlight
|Peggy Lee
|Oh! Your Crazy Moon
|Lee Wiley
|Cab Calloway & His Orch.
|Moonlight Rhapsody
|Allan Reuss
|Moon Is LOw
|Hill Billies
|Moonlight On the Prarie
Moon Show, featuring songs with moon in the title. The theme is in commemoration of the full " Sturgeon Moon" which occurs on Wednesday, 25 August.
The Noontime Jamboree playlist for 08/16/2010
Royal Garden Blues, Ted Lewis and His Band
I Guess I'll Get the Papers and Go Home, Peggy Lee & Frank DeVol's Orch
I've Just Got To See You Once More, Little Jimmy Dickens
I've Got A Feelin You're Foolin', Wingy Manone
Minuet In Jazz, Raymond Scott
Half As Much, Patsy Cline
There'll Be Some Changes Made, Red McKenzie & His Music Box
Miss the Mississippi and You, Jimmie Rodgers
The Ilse of Capri, Wingy Manone
Harlem Fuss, Fats Waller and His Buddies
The Best Man, Peggy Lee and Frank DeVol's Orch.
Nobody Knows You When You're Down and Out, Bessie Smith
Hawaiian Cowboy, Roy Rodgers
I Can't Tell My Heart That, Hank Wiliams
Somebody Loves Me, Lester Young, Nat Cole& Buddy Rich
Hurdy Gurdy Man, Louis Armstrong w/Jimmy Dorsey
Tea For Two, Bob Wills & his Texas Playboys
How Long Has the Been Going On, June Christy & the Kentones
Steeling the Blues, Leodie Jackson & his Western Swingsters
Sweet Dreams, Patsy Cline
Nobody's Sweetheart, Bob Wills & His Texas Playboys
Hula Blues, Tau Moe & the Original Hawaiians
There's A Cradle In Caroline, Bix Beiderbecke, Frank Trumauer and Jack Tegarden
Oakie Boogie, Jack Gutherie
After You've Gone, Paul Whiteman & His Orch.
High Society, Clarence Williams-Clarence Williams' Washboard Band
Girl of My Dreams, Milton Brown & His Musical Brownies
All Dressed Up With A Broken Heart, Peggy Lee
Woke Up With the Blues In My Fingers, Lonnie Johnson
The Object of My Affection, Milton Brown & His Musical Brownies
Boy Scout in Switzerland, Raymond Scott
The Noontime Jamboree playlist for 07/19/2010
|Louis Jordan
|Boogie Woogie Blue Plate
|Louis Jordan
|Buzz Me
|Louis Jordan
|Run Joe
|Louis Jordan
|Jack, You Dead
|Louis Jordan
|I Didn't Kknow What Time It Was
|Louis Jordan w/ Ella Fitzgerald
|Stone Cold Dead In The Market
|Louis Jordan w/ Ella Fitzgerald
|Don't Cry, Cry Baby
|Ethel Waters, 1928
|I Can't Give You Anything But Love
|Cab Calloway
|The New Low Down
|Adelaide Hall
|I Must Have That Man
|Adelaide Hall
|Mills Bros.
|Diga Diga Doo
|Ethel Waters
|Bill Robinson
|The New Low Down
|Mills Brothers
|Shuffle, Shuffle Your Feet/Bandana Babies
|Carmen Miranda
|Mama Ev Quero
|Carmen Miranda
|Bambu Bambu
|Carmen Miranda
|Que E Que A Bahiana Tem
|Carmen Miranda
|Cae Cae
|Vic & Sade
|Radio Comedy from the 1940s
|Vic & Sade
|Radio Comedy from the 1940s
|Dave Frishberg
|Nasty Nasty Habbit
|Japan Muzak
|Dave Frishberg w/Rebecca Kilgore
|Japan Muzak
Host Retta Christie invited Dave Frishberg back into the studio for some more delights from his personal archive.
The Noontime Jamboree playlist for 06/01/2010
|Robbie Fulks
|Goin' Back to Indiana
|Delmore Bros.
|Calling to That Other Shore
|Johnny Paycheck
|Down At Kelly's
|Little Darlin
|The Picketts
|The Wicked Picketts
|Roger Miller
|Private John Q
|Roger and Out
|Brown Ferry Four
|The Arm of God
|Hank Williams
|I Wish I Had A Nickle
|The Immortal
|Merle Haggard
|The Road to My Heart
|I Am What I Am
|Bob Wills
|Navajo Trail
|Moon Mullican and the Showboys
|I'm Gonna Move Home Bye and Bye
|Showboy Special
|Sheb Woolley
|Are You Satisfied?
|The Best Of
|Floyd Tillman
|If I Could Do It All Over Again
|Portraits of Floyd Tillman
|Bagatelle Records
|Charlie Rich
|Mountain Dew
|Charlie Rich
|Ray Price
|Blues Stay Away From Me
|Sings Heart Songs
|Warner Mack
|Feathers to Stone
|The Country Beat Of
|Carl Smith
|Knee Deep In The Blues
|A.P. Carter
|I Found You Among the Roses
|Hank Thompson
|3 x 7
|Country Blues
|Conway Twitty
|Danny Boy
|Greatest Hits
|Karl Shifflet & the Big Country Show
|I Don't Care Anymore
|Jerry Lee Lewis
|When I Take My Vacation In Heaven
|Odd Man In
|Willie Neslons & Roger Miller w/ Ray Price
|Old Friends
|Carl Butler
|Where We Never Grow Old
|Jack Clement
|Dreaming My Dream
|Guess Things Happen That Way
|The Judy Lynn Show
|The Super Seven
|Artist's Recording
|Johnny Paycheck
|Slide Off Of Your Satin Sheets
|Cowboy and Cathy Copas
|There'sll Come A Time
|The Late and Great
|Moon Mullican
|Good Times Are Gonna Roll Again
|Mister Piano Man
|Stonewall Jackson
|I Washed My Hands In Muddy Water
|Recorded Live At the Grand Ole Opry
|Bob Wills
|Spanish Fandango
|Patsy Cline
|Stupid Cupid
|Live Volume Two
|Rose Maddox
|I'd Rather Die Young
|Connie Smith
|Too Soon to Know
|A Lady Named Smith
|The Carter Family
|The Storms Are On the Ocean
|Sourdough Slim
|Song From the Mountains
|Ridin' High Singin' A Song
|Roundup Records
|The Statesmen Quartet
|A Little Bit of Heaven
|Peace O Lord
|The McKinney Sisters w/ Bob Wills
|When Day Is Done
|Johnny Paycheck
|Old Violin
|Merle Haggard
|I Am What I Am
|I Am What I Am
|John Rauhouse
|Begin the Beguine
|Start of Monday Sampler Pre-show
|Robbie Fulks
|The Girl Is Mine
|The Picketts
|Emmit Miller
|Lovesick Blues
|Bob Wills
|Lum and Abner Special
|Milton Brown
|St. Louis Blues
|Bob Wills
|Texas Plains
|Moon Mullican
|Showboy Special
|Emmit Miller
|She's Funny that Way
|Bob Wills
|Goodnight Little Sweetheart, Goodnight
|Cowboy Jack Clement
|Off To Join the World
|Bob Wills, Longhorn recordings and reminiscing
|Big Taters In the Sandy Land
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|Bob Wills and Tommy Duncan
|Heart to Heart Talk
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|Jumpin' At the Woodside
Johnny Paycheck's Birthday, and mine too. Matt Clark was unavoidably detained, so I filled with some Western Swing. I was fun.
The Noontime Jamboree playlist for 05/17/2010
Host Retta Christie is glad to have one of her favorite
guests, Chris Tyle, back on the show. Chris is bringing in records
from his archives and will be featuring territory jazz bands of the Southwest.
The Noontime Jamboree playlist for 05/10/2010
|Red Foley
|Alabama Jubilee
|Bear Fam.
|Johnny Bond
|Out On the Texas Plains
|Merle Haggard
|Pretty When It's New
|Chet Atkins
|Birth of the Blues
|Merle Haggard
|Oil Tanker Train
|Okeh Wranglers
|Beau Night In Hotchkiss Corners
|Blue Smoke
|Milton Brown
|Old Watermill By A Waterfall
|Connie Smith
|Just One Time
|Loretta Lynn
|Blue Kentucky Girl
|Live on the Opry
|The Carter Family
|There'll Be No Distinction There
|Ray Price
|Release Me
|Ernest Tubb
|Two Bottles Joe
|Carl Butler
|A River of Tears
|Bear Fam.
|Merle Haggard
|Life and Love Always
|Hank Garland
|7th & Union
|Bear Fam.
|Hank Garland
|Lowdown Billy
|Bear Fam.
|Jim Reeves
|Watin' For A Train
|Live on the Opry
|Roy Acuff
|Night Train to Memphis
|Bear Fam.
|Geroge Jones
|Don't Sop the Music
|Ray Price
|Touch My Heart
|Carl Butler
|7 Year Blues
|Bear Fam.
|Roy Acuff
|16 Chickens and A Tambourine
|Bear Fam.
|Pee Wee King
|10 gallon Boogie
|Bear Fam.
|Red Foley
|Tennessee Border
|Bear Fam.
|Milton Brown
|If You Can't Get Five Take Two
|The Sundowners
|I Guess MY Eyes Were Bigger Than My Heart
|Wade Ray
|A Penny For Your Thoughts
|Bob Wills' Texas Playboys
|Faded Love
|Gene Autrey
|Headed For the Last Roundup
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I'm listening to you and Dave while I attempt French homework. You are much more entertaining, it's great to hear your voice. Can't wait to see you.
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Bryan Brown closes the gate on cattle he and others from +C Cattle Co. corralled Thursday, May 21, 2015 at Langdon Farm Northwest of Texarkana in Bowie County. The cattle are being moved in preparation of rising flood waters from the Red River. Gary Langdon owner said he doesn't believe the predicted flooding will be as bad as the 1990 flood he and other area ranchers went through but he was moving the cattle more as a precaution. Local emergency management and other county officials are working with the U.S. Corp of Engineers to monitor river levels. (Evan Lewis/The Texarkana Gazette via AP)
NORMAN, Oklahoma — There is a chance for severe weather including heavy rainfall during the Memorial Day weekend that seems likely to cause flash flooding in parts of Texas, Arkansas and the southern Plains, the National Weather Service said Friday.
Meteorologist John Hart at the weather service's Storm Prediction Center in Norman, Oklahoma, said the risk Friday is mostly confined to southwestern Texas and eastern New Mexico, where hail, thunderstorms and even a tornado could be possible overnight.
Hart warned of flash flooding during the holiday weekend in North Texas, Oklahoma and Arkansas, which are still soaked from recent storms.
A forecaster in Norman said about 0.6 more inches of rain in May will break Oklahoma City's record for the wettest month ever recorded.
Weather service forecaster Matt Stalley in Fort Worth, Texas, said people camping or on the waterways should take extra care.
"There's quite a bit of danger now with the current situation. There's a lot of river and lake closures because of all the debris that's in the water that gets picked up by these floodwaters. There's additional threats for flash flooding for people that are out camping," Stalley said.
Stalley said the area west of the Interstate 35 corridor is expected to receive the heaviest rainfall amounts.
"We're looking at storms that will produce heavy rain starting to increase in coverage on Saturday afternoon and evening. And that'll last through a good portion of Sunday as well," Stalley said.
Tabitha Clarke with the weather service in Little Rock said the heaviest rain in Arkansas is expected Saturday afternoon and night.
"That's the worrisome part - when people are already settled into their camping or whatever they are doing," Clarke said. "Rainfall amounts will likely not be as impressive as other events we've had, but because we are already saturated, that's why the flooding will occur, and when the rainfall gets here, it will likely be very intense in a short amount of time."
The area of most concern is along the Red River in southwestern Arkansas, where 3 to 5 inches of rain is expected.
Stalley, in Texas, encouraged anyone with plans to be outdoors during the weekend to have a way to get weather information, such as a weather radio.
"A lot of people overlook flooding as a weather threat, and it's actually the No. 1 leader in weather-related fatalities. So, it certainly can't be taken lightly."


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A vibrant and healthy market for financial services is essential for economic performance and growth. Financial markets and financial institutions need to change accordingly in order to finance the real sector. A variety of issues such as the changing paradigm for financial sector regulations, risk management in banks, the emergence of new financial intermediaries, product innovations, innovation in payment mechanisms, financial management practices, corporate governance and risk mitigation techniques, will be discussed at the Conference.
Director General of IMI and patron of bfscon Dr. Pritam Singh stated, "With the increased level of globalization, the importance of financial institutions has grown but a number of global risks have emerged at the same time. The goal of the International Conference on Banking and Finance is to promote the exchange of ideas and experience between India and other countries. IMI is committed towards undertaking such internationally relevant endeavours for enlightening participants to successfully manage and lead in an increasingly global business environment."
The first day of the Conference will witness the presence of Dr.Dipal Dasgupta, Principal Economic Adviser, Ministry of Finance, Government of India, Ms. Usha Ananthasubramanian, Exec Director, Punjab National Bank and Mr. K.B Shankar, Sr. Mgr- Financial Institutions, Group Risk, HSBC Holdings plc, UK. Dr. Michael Troege, ESCP Europe will hold forth on the second day. He will be joined by Dr. Christophe Moussu also from ESCP Europe, Mr. Aman Chugh, Trainer for ICICI Bank Ltd besides Mr. K B Shankar.
"ESCP Europe as a high-level school of management with international scope aspires to contribute actively to the development of an economic culture that is based on common ideas of progress and mutual support. We are pleased to join IMI in bringing regulators, policy makers and managers together to reflect on global ambitions for economic and societal change"- ESCP Europe.
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Established in 1981 with the support of IMI, Geneva (now IMD Lausanne), IMI is India's first corporate sponsored B-School. Besides a regular post-graduate two-year diploma programme in Business Management (PGDM)and Human Resource Management (PGDM-HR), the institute also conducts a 15- month Executive Post Graduate Diploma programme in Management (Executive PGDM) for middle-level managers with a minimum of five years' working experience and a three-year PGDM (Part-Time) programme for working executives. In 2010, the institute also started a Fellow Programme in Management (FPM). With the parent institute in Delhi and campuses in Bhubaneswar and Kolkata, IMI has grown from strength to strength with an eclectic mix of quality faculty. International linkages with leading B-schools in countries such as the US, Canada, Italy, France and Belgium give the students the required international exposure and a global understanding of the corporate world. The institute has been ranked as the best management institute with excellent placement and industry interface by Times Research Media, sixth among private B-schools in India by Outlook, eighth overall by CNBC TV18 in Indian B-School Rankings and always featured among the top six private B-schools with respect to its Intellectual Capital.


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July 4th barbecue bash benefits Lanai Cancer Fund
July 4, 2013 Those heading to Lanai for today's July 4th holiday will want to check out the RED, HOT and BLUE event at Kailani restaurant, located at Four Seasons Resort Lana'i at Manele Bay. more »»
The Plantation House
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Nobu Lanai on a roll
June 27, 2013 Nobu Lanai at Four Seasons Resort Lanai at Manele ?Bay will celebrate July 4th with a picnic-style lunch from 11:30 a.m. to 2 p.. more »»
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June 27, 2013 The Ritz-Carlton, Kapalua is launching new food and beverage offerings starting Monday, featuring local ingredients, many sourced from the resort's own on-site organic garden. more »»
Amazing! Alan Wong's Amasia celebrates first birthday with three-course experience
June 20, 2013 It's hard to believe that Alan Wong's Amasia is already celebrating its first anniversary in the spectacular location that was Kincha in Grand Waile. more »»
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June 20, 2013 Makawao Third Friday town party is coming up this week, and it's a perfect time to saddle up to Stopwatch Sports Bar & Grill. more »»
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June 20, 2013 "Top Chef" finalist Sheldon Simeon will appear as a guest chef at Pacific'O on Front Street in Lahaina on Saturday, June 29. more »»
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June 20, 2013 This month, Ulupalakua Ranch will celebrate 50 years of ownership by the Erdman family with two events on Sunday, June 3. more »»
A-List Parties in Wailea
June 13, 2013 The party continues after Wednesday's opening-night reception at Capische? Next up will be Friday's Taste of Chocolate at Four Seasons Resort Maui. It's under the stars, sweet and savor. more »»
Manly Meals
June 13, 2013 Ka'anapali Beach Hotel will celebrate Father's Day from 8:30 to 1 p.m. on Sunday with a champagne brunch, featuring live music by Asian Blend, and hula by Halau Malani O Kapeh. more »»
Foodie flicks to screen at Castle Theater
June 13, 2013 On Sunday afternoon, foodies may get their fill of culinary genre films at Castle Theater in Maui Arts & Cultural Center in Kahului. "The Fruit Hunters" starts at 2 p.m. more »»
Red, White & Bubbly
June 6, 2013 The granddaddy of all wine and food events in the country will be pouring for every taste this year — including red, white and bubbly. The Ritz-Carlton, Kapalua is ready, too. more »»
Bossa nova time!
June 6, 2013 I must admit. I've never heard a Maui restaurant owner sing bossa nova before. more »»
Gerard's turns 31! Celebrate on Monday
June 6, 2013 Come and celebrate Gerard's 31st anniversary on Monday with 50 percent off entrees for kamaaina with Hawaiian I. more »»
Grand opening of Koa's Seaside Grill
May 30, 2013 Koa's Seaside Grill will present its grand opening Saturday in historic Lahaina town at 839 Front St., in the former Mai Tai Lounge near Kimo's. more »»
Saturday, June 8 is dinnertime in Kapalua!
May 30, 2013 As Maui wine lovers know, it's "dinner time" with famous winemakers. more »»
Restaurant Week Wailea
May 23, 2013 I've been craving the Asian pear salad at Alan Wong's Amasia lately. It's a ripe and juicy mouthful with pears as well as oranges, candied garlic pecans, gorgonzola dolce and chardonnay reduction. more »»
Maui Brewers Fest
May 16, 2013 Did you know, great minds drink alike? Yes! That's why island beer lovers are brainstorming to get together to celebrate the "mother of all craft beer weeks" with a party on Saturday. more »»
Grand Wailea presents 'Iron Chef America'
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MarijuanaDoctors Offers Exclusively to Washington D.C. Patients The Very First Doctor In The Nation's Capital
In a successful marketing outreach to Washington D.C., MarijuanaDoctors.com has teamed up with the Institute of Multidimensional Medicine in order to provide patients in the District of Columbia with the finest in alternative healthcare services. The Institute of Multidimensional Medicine is one of the most unique medical marijuana certification centers to date and has long been an innovated in D.C.'s medical marijuana industry.
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The practice features an on-hand family physician, naturopathic doctor/ midwife, acupuncturist,physical therapy, on-site laboratory, and a medical staff that spends time to properly educate patients on the benefits of achieving optimal wellness.
Instead of treating symptoms as most healthcare facilities tend to do, the Institute of Multidimensional Medicine diagnoses and treats the root cause of the problem. The practice is best-described as having a patient-centered approach to healthcare services and can be considered a true innovator in the medical health industry.
The Institute of Multidimensional Medicine PLLC has most recently opened its Multidimensional Medical Spa where they offer skin care, massages, infrared sauna, detoxification, and colon hydrotherapy. This isn't your typical day spa The Institute of Multidimensional Medicine Spa is well appointed with Persian rugs, handmade furniture from Africa, and the best products.
It must be noted that this location extends it services to all residents who reside in the Georgetown area. As a clinic, this location will continue to cater to an already bolstered clientele base and expand to implement more of a community based approach.
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The future appears bright for both MarijuanaDoctors and the Institute of Multidimensional Medicine. By providing the most deserving individuals in the District of Columbia region with compassionate healthcare services, both entities are solidifying their role as key contributors to the medical marijuana industry. By going above and beyond for the individuals who matter most, the patients, each are further distancing the medical marijuana industry out of that functional grey area that should not exist.
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Why is TV failing to keep pace with the digital revolution?Posted in Reflections by Andy Bell on 03 September 2012
I totally agree with Liz Murdoch that TV is failing to keep pace with the digital revolution. But I totally disagree with her suggested solution: more collaboration between the big players. These collaborations may deliver big infrastructure projects like YouView (of doubtful creative impact, in my opinion) but they will do nothing to deliver new formats making clever use of new technology, which is where the UK's great talent lies and where real value will be generated.
Reality shows like Big Brother were made possible by cheap, robust offline editing, allowing the story to be pieced together after filming rather than before. The new wave of talent shows were made possible by large-scale telephone voting systems. New technology enables new formats, but in surprising ways that can only be discovered by creative experimentation.
Antifragile web systemsPosted in Reflections by Andy Bell on 30 August 2012
Slides and notes from talk at Ignite Ubelly.
This is very speculative and I don't know what I am talking about… but I think this is a really interesting concept, so I'd be delighted to hear any thoughts or suggestions.
Antifragile is a new book from Nassim Nicolas Taleb. It's not out yet but a couple of chapters are online (prologue, chapter 12).
His previous book was The Black Swan. This is in a similar territory. They both explore how we can think about and profit from the unknown.
MGEITF - Who needs a commission anyway?Posted in Reflections by Laura Grace on 28 August 2012
Last week I attended the Media Guardian Edinburgh International Television Festival - the UK TV industry's annual decampment to the festival city for three boozy days of keynotes and canapés. Post bank-holiday, the dust has just about settled on Elisabeth Murdoch's MacTaggart (read the full text here), which went down pretty well on the ground, and doesn't seem to have ruffled too many feathers elsewhere.
For my part, I was most interested in what Murdoch had to say about what she called the "explosive emergence of a made-for-online video category". MGEITF was "powered by YouTube" - keeping delegates going with a swanky smoothie bar and getting highlights from every session online in the blink of an eye. But it was a small, low-profile panel session called 'Who needs a commission anyway?' that got to the heart of what YouTube means to the industry today.
To preface this, a personal confession: I'm embarrassingly obsessed with watching YouTube 'beauty gurus'. I'm not sure where it comes from - I don't even wear that much make-up - but I just can't stop watching them . My absolute favourite 'guru' (horrible word) is the entirely delightful FleurDeForce, a 24 year old with nearly 400,000 subscribers on her beauty channel, a wildly popular vlogging channel and a bridal channel. She's massive in the States too, with fans queuing for up to 14 hours to meet her at VidCon. A one-woman broadcast network.
Joining InPosted in News by Laura Grace on 22 August 2012
So, did you Join In last weekend?
To be honest, when we first started working on the website for Join In - a weekend of free local sport across the country - I didn't really think I was the target audience. I'm not the sporty type. I think it comes from being a defiantly geeky kid in a house of enthusiastic football fans, and going to an overwhelmingly sports-mad high school alongside the likes of Andy Murray. I still regard the gym as a necessary evil.
But then we had the Olympics. And nobody was more surprised than me at how unexpectedly awesome it all was. I think the thing that I found most inspiring was reflecting on the incredible work ethic, discipline and self-motivation of all those athletes. What if we all applied a similar kind of drive to our working lives? I've been thinking about that a lot lately.
I also started thinking about my own attitude to sport because, frankly, it all did look really fun . And so I found myself browsing the lovely Join In site to see what was happening near me. In the end I chose fencing, because I've always wanted to try it.
Don't just watch it, Join In!Posted in News by Andy Bell on 08 August 2012
What an amazing few days we have seen at the Olympics. Team GB have done us proud.
What more can be said?
Well, perhaps you start getting that guilty, too-much-sofa feeling. After all, the best part of sport is getting trainers on your feet, air in your lungs and endorphins in your noggin.
Working with a new charity, Join In, Mint built a site that make it easier to do just that, to get involved. Focused on the weekend after the Olympics, it is a celebration of local sport. And you are invited!


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FULL - TIME The United States of America have won 2-1. Four years after being defeated by Ghana in the Round of 16, USA have found a hero in John Brooks - on his World Cup debut
90 + 5' Ghana only have 30 seconds left to rescue the game and equalise
90 + 2' Muntari clatters into Dempsey, gets booed, and also gets a yellow card. Five minutes of extra time
86' GOAL! It's the USA now, who have taken the lead courtesy their substitute John Brooks. A kick from the left flank meets a header from Brooks, straight into the goal
82' GOAL! GOAL for Ghana, Andre Ayew is the man for Ghana, and he's gone bonkers. A backheel from Gyan provides Ayew the ball, and he superbly kicks it into the goal
80' Michael Essien seems to have picked up a niggle...or has he? No, he's back.
79' Brilliant kick from Dempsey from the centre following a good pass. However, Ghana's keeper just about manages to block it. That goal would have been curtains for Ghana.
76' Alejandro Bedoya now seems to be nursing an injury, this is getting very serious for the USA
74' Bedoya makes a big challenge to Muntari, sliding and taking Muntari down as he neared the penalty area from the left flank
72' Essien gets right into the action, making a pass to Muntari, who however gets surrounded by the US defence on the right flank and loses his chance
71' Mohammad Rabiu goes out and Michael Essien comes in for Ghana. Essien missed the World Cup 4 years ago with a knee injury, can he make an impact?
69' It's been 12 years since a USA striker scored in a World Cup match. A record broken by Dempsey in 32 seconds
68' USA get a corner. The Ghanian goalkeeper never got anywhere near the ball, but thankfully it was way wide of the goal and there was no interception either
65' Tim Howard hangs on to the Ghana free kick from the centre. That was quite easy but Howard's been good today.
64' Great block by USA's Cameron who denies Gyan, who is having plenty of chances now
63' Atsu hits just off target. The midfielder works some space 20 yards out and has Opare out wide, but elects to shoot and bends a lovely effort just over the bar.
61' USA midfield is now struggling for possession as Ghana launch an all-out attack
58' Brilliant save by the USA keeper Howard as Ghana launch a brilliant kick from the penalty area. That ball was rushing into the goal before Howard dived.
56' Fantastic cross from Ghana, long ball, right into a Muntari header, which flies over the goal unfortunately. That was a moment of near-magic which didn't come off
55' Now USA's Bedoya seems to be injured, he's holding his hip and limping
53' Long kick from a USA midfielder goes right over the goal. How long before Ghana decide to make substitutions? They have held 61% possession but no goals to show for it
52' Ghana get a free kick, but to no avail
50' Tussle between USA forwards and Ghana defenders but the referee calls the whistle and USA look distraught
48' USA substitute John Brooks for Matt Besler
48' Ghana have just not showed enough quality in the midfield so far
46' We are back for the second-half, as Ghana look to correct their mistakes and USA look to not get any more players injured!
HALF-TIME At half time, Ghana have played a very aggressive (and sometimes physical) game, but its USA who are 1-0 up thanks to the 1st minute goal by Dempsey. Jozy Altidore's injury is the big concern for USA, as he seems to be out of the tournament with the hamstring pull. Dempsey might have broken his nose too.
45 + 2' Sulley Muntari has lost his cool. USA's Jones was involved in a challenge with Muntari and kicked him in the head as the two went down. Muntari argues with the referee as Jones comes up to apologise. Surprisingly, no one gets a red card
45' Five minutes of stoppage time have been added, thanks to the Jozy injury
44' Free kick for USA but to no avail as the Ghanian defence blocks it and sends it into orbit
43' Ghana's Opare takes down a USA's Geoff Cameron but gets away with it
41' Another USA player seems to have pulled a hamstring....well not quite, but it looks precarious as he holds his leg
40' Johannsson gets penalised for a foul on Boye, Ghana get the ball inside their own half
39' Ghana have more shots on goal (6) to USA's (4), but no goal. The USA chants begin again....
38' Kwarasey shanks a clearance straight to Johnson on the far side, but the USA can't make the most of the attack as it breaks down far too easily
37' Ghana have made a lot of unforced errors today, they have a big comeback to make
35' Too many stoppages in action due to the injuries
34' Dempsey has gone off for the moment, though he will probably come back
33' Ghana's Boye has hit Clint Dempsey hard on the nose with an elbow. He might have broken it
29' Ghana's Mohammad Rabiu gets a yellow card for dashing hard into USA's Beckerman
27' Ghana's Opare pops up on the right flank and swings in an early low cross. USA's Besler is first to it but he slices the clearance just over his own goal, much to his relief
27' Ghana have never come back to win a World Cup game after being behind
26' Joe Biden, the USA vice-president is here, but he missed the first goal by arriving late!
22' Aron Johannsson has come in as the substitute for Altidore
21' Altidore is in considerable pain as he is stretchered off
20' This might be the end of the match for USA's Jozy Altidore, who seems to have pulled a hamstring severely. Oh God, this might be the end of the World Cup for the striker and a big loss to USA
19' Brilliant block by the Ghana keeper, he was in the right place at the right time to stop that goal and prevent 0-2
15' Good keeping from the USA keeper! Atsu slides a wonderful pass through the USA defence and Gyan races to meet it, but Howard charges off his line to slide in and take the ball away from the striker
12' Ghana have started moving the ball around a bit now
10' Ghana's crossing has been poor in this game so far, but USA cannot rest on their laurels
7' That was the fifth fastest goal at the World Cup. Yes, there were four faster goals than 32 seconds. The fastest being at 12 seconds.
GOAL! Goal for the USA, who have taken off in the first minute. Clint Dempsey it is.
1' Loud USA chants around the ground
KICK OFF- Ghana kick off as we begin the match
Now the USA anthem is underway
National anthems begin, Ghana first
Enter Ghana and the USA into the field of play. These two teams have a storied rivalry. Ghana are favourites and are high on confidence.
In the 2010 World Cup Ghana were undone against Uruguay by a handball from Luis Suarez in the quarterfinals. They will fancy beating USA tonight.
The team line-ups are out:
Ghana and United States meet at Arena das Dunas for the third time in a row in the World Cup, a rivalry that so far has been dominated by Ghana.
In 2006, Ghana won 2-1 in their last game of the group phase, making it to the second round in the process and sending the Americans home. Four years later, it was again a 2-1 in aggregate time in the round of 16.
A defeat won't mean elimination this time for either side but, considering they have Germany and Portugal as next opponents this is a game both need to win to have a chance of surviving, what many consider the Group of Death.
Four years after being a penalty shootout away from making history as the first African side to reach the semi-finals, Ghana have retained most of the squad of 2010 and the same style: solid in defence and dangerous on the counterattack, yet still lacking some creativity in midfield.
Coach Kwesi Appiah plays with a 4-2-3-1 formation in which the key player could start as left back. Kwadwo Asamoah was once expected to become the playmaker that the Black Stars lacked, but he has been converted to a wing-back at club level with Juventus.
He would still play as left winger, but it seems that spot will be to Jordan Ayew, who scored a hat-trick against South Korea in Ghana's last friendly match. His brother, Andre, will start on the right side.
Behind striker Asamoah Gyan, Kevin-Prince Boateng is more a support forward than a true playmaker. Michael Essien and Sulley Muntari will form a midfield duo that seems solid, although neither man is at the peak of his career.
Jonathan Mensah and John Boye have formed a good partnership in defence in recent games, with Harrison Afful the most likely option to play as right-back, although he could switch to the left if Appiah finally decides to play Asamoah in a more advanced role. Adam Kwarasey will start as goalkeeper.
On the other side, coach Jurgen Klinsmann made headlines when he left star Landon Donovan out of the World Cup squad, but a probably more significant decision has been his switch in his last four friendly matches to a 4-4-1-1 system with a diamond midfield, a rare occurrence among the teams in Brazil.
This formation allows Michael Bradley to play with less defensive responsibilities, constantly joining Clint Dempsey to provide chances for striker Jozy Altidore. Each of these three players is a big scoring threat to opposing defences.
Kyle Beckerman seems poised to play as holding midfielder, with Alejandro Bedoya and Jermaine Jones or Graham Zusi behind Bradley. Considering the strength of their group rivals, the more balanced Jones looks like a safer option than Zusi. Goalkeeper Tim Howard is the cornerstone behind a defence that has struggled to find its four best options.
Geoff Cameron and Matt Besler have not played together many times in the centre, while Fabian Johnson and DeMarcus Beasley are two versatile players who have not settled as full-backs; they are both willing and able to join the attack, but suspicious on their defensive duties.