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Wood Fired Ovens in Conneticut!
I know of two wood fired ovens in Conn. that I have personally seen. Are there any others? Is anyone looking to build one in Conn.? I am currently trying to keep warm from this winters nasty weather. I have completed my oven stand and patio area. Now is the time for making an indispensible tool, templates, thermocouple electronics, etc. Lets share our knowledge in conn. and my door is always open for visitors to see the build. I do thank Bob in oxford for affording me the pleasure of seeing his build in progress and what a great job he did! I hope mine comes out half as good :o
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You are obviously an analytical type and have done a good job of planning things out. I looked at your blog and I'm positively impressed. Keep up the good work :)
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Hey John,
I also checked out your blog. Awesome patio, etc.! I'm way up north here
in MA.! Funny how that winter thing gives us a well deserved rest and an awful long time to think about our next outdoor spring projects! Keep up the great work.
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Thanks Lburou and Oventhusiast (Rick) I don't know about well planned out, I ran out of stone for the wall because the wife decided the patio was too small. So that entailed more digging but this time with pick ax and shovel! Wish I had that backhoe again!
I do appreciate the rest in the winter, I will be working on setting up some cutting jigs and other specialty tools for the spring thaw. And of course spending as much time as my eyes can handle reading all the info on this site!
Hey Rick, I just saw your picasaweb site! I had to bookmark it though as the morning is going to come very fast if I don't hit the hay! I know, light weight! LOL I'll give it a closer look tomorrow!
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Hey Aegis, I live in Trumbull and just finished my 36'' pompeii oven. Works great. The funny thing is I built it in my Basement. I haven't had time to post my pictures yet.
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Ok Lburou!
You know I had to look up 'exigencies'! And you are "abstatootly" correct!
Sometimes I just stare at my projects and those exigencies pop into my head!
It's my way of 'planning'!.....I think!:confused:
Happy New Year!
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I also have to admit to looking up the meaning of that word! I can't even remember how to spell it without going back a post! :o
Happy New Years to all and Most of all Happy Pizza Making! This new year hopefully will see the first brick oven pizza emerge from our new oven. I am just now working on the thermocouple control box. I know it will be way over kill in the long run, but will hopefully give me a better feel for working and using my oven quickly! (less than a year)
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Even though the first pizza I made in our then 'igloo' unfinished oven was probably the worst pizza I ever made (as compared to what I now make), my wife always says "That was the best pizza I ever had!"
There's just something about seeing that first pizza cooking on that hot floor that is so satisfying, it could taste like a frisbee, and still be awesome!
You're gonna love it! And it just keeps gettin' better!
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EVE Online is known for events, such as the annual Hulkageddon and famous heists like the GHSC Heist and the Lofty Scam. These and more recent events like Burn Jita extracted tears from unsuspecting players who become victims either through pure ignorance, willful complacency or some combination of the two.
To have died during Hulkageddon and lost anything, you had to have either failed to pay any attention whatsoever or lived under a rock, and the same goes for Burn Jita. Notices of these events were very well published months in advance, and still huge numbers of people lost things because of their own ignorance or stupidity.
EVE Online is known for being cruel and harsh. Even in the safest of areas, referred to as High Security Space, it allows for people to succumb to their own idiocy and be taken advantage of because of it. It allows and encourages various forms of baiting, ganking and other such dubious tactics of questionable moral fibre.
No more is this the case, however. Many of those tactics have been removed and nerfed in a series of patches made by a team of EVE Developers, headed as usual by one of the senior designers, CCP Grayscale. In EVE Online: Retribution the entire system that governs how players interact with one another in high and low security space, called "Crimewatch", is receiving an overhaul. An overhaul has been needed for many years, and the patch was originally written near EVE's release. It governs what is and is not "illegal" and what merits a CONCORD visit to your (or somebody else's) ship, along with dictating which areas of space you are permitted to travel through unharmed by factional police, and whose wrecks you may loot from without making yourself attackable. Needless to say, it is a huge system and ties into pretty much every facet of EVE life, including many areas aside from the ones I have just mentioned. It is a large part of what makes EVE's sandbox a sandbox.
Crimewatch also governs a little-known facet of EVE combat known as "killrights". Killrights are flags given to people who lose ships to other people during PvP in low-security and high-security space, so long as two criteria are met: firstly you are not in a CONCORD sanctioned war, and secondly, you are not attacking somebody with a security status that merits a Global Criminal Countdown in any particular area of space. Killrights permit you to hunt down somebody who has killed you in the past and attack their ship unharmed by CONCORD on a one-time basis in return for your ship loss. Killrights persist for 30 days after the loss of your ship, and can be used anywhere at any time as long as your target is un-docked.
During Hulkageddon and Burn Jita there were, needless to say, many cries for high security space to become safer and for ganking to stop. To the veterans of EVE, this was largely regarded as entertainment and a display of ignorance of the game's mechanics by new players who couldn't cope with their losses. To CCP Grayscale, however, it apparently merited developing features that did exactly that: made high security space safer and safer so that people didn't lose things due to their own idiocy. No longer do you need to actually be concerned about losing anything of note to anyone other than ganking and gate camps located throughout trade routes between different areas of high security Space. These losses can be prevented almost entirely and without fail by following a few relatively simple rules:
1) If you must transport large amounts of goods across space in a Freighter, have an alternate character or corp-mate travel with you to give you remote-repair assistance in the event that you are ganked
2) Do not transport anything of note during a CONCORD-sanctioned war on anything other than uninvolved alternate characters.
3) Use a secondary character to scout ahead of your route to take note of any gate camps.
4) If you are transporting things in a lesser industrial-sized ship or blockade runner, put modules on it to give it a bit of a tank in order to absorb damage long enough for your alt or corp-mate to provide remote repair assistance, or to simply tank through it until CONCORD arrives.
5) Scout the area ahead of time, and do not travel gate-to-gate - create mid-system bookmarks in order to approach your destination jump point from a direction that the gankers are not expecting you to use.
Personally, I'm not a fan of this expansion and will probably sit it out while playing another game. In my opinion, CCP Grayscale has no idea of what he is doing and would make high security space a bubble-wrapped hand-holding themepark if he thought he could get away with it. This is, all in all, a bad change and is detrimental to EVE as a game. Yes, Crimewatch needed an overhaul, but this went a bit too far in making high-security space safe.


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Marcel Dadi (20 August 1951 – July 1996) was a Tunisian-born Jewish French guitarist known for his finger-picking style which faithfully recreated the instrumental styles of American guitarists such as Chet Atkins, Merle Travis and Jerry Reed. He became a personal friend of country star Chet Atkins.
Born in Sousse, Dadi released several LPs and some instructional videos before his early death. His recordings featured a mix of compositions by his American heroes and original compositions of his own in a similar style. A feature of his early LPs was that they included a tablature booklet, allowing guitarists to learn the tunes for themselves. Dadi often recorded tunes dedicated to his friends, such as "Roger Chesterfield," dedicated to Roger C. Field with whom he first went to Nashville in 1975 to visit Chet Atkins.
Dadi prepare to depart to Munich by Lufthansa after arriving from NYC. He died when N93119, the Boeing 747 on TWA Flight 800, exploded off the coast of Long Island.[1] He was returning from the United States to France after being honored at Nashville's Country Music Hall of Fame. He is buried in Jerusalem, Israel.
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Skye Bank Gambia Limited last Friday held its Royalty Reward draw at the Bank premises along the Kairaba Avenue.
According to bank officials, the promotion was a loyalty reward to their customers, among them, "was savings promo and end of the year dash."
Three customers won cash prizes with the 1st winner, Mrs. Suwadou Jallow, who received D15,000 education subsidy for three children.
The 2nd prize winner Mathias O. Olatunbosun won D10,000 for two children, while the 3rd winner Fatoumatta Sillah got D5,000 for one child sponsorship.
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Document I prepared by the Chair of the Civil Society and Democracy Committee
(in English only)
Preparatory documents for the Civil Society and Democracy Division meeting
Session of INGOs, April 2009
Strasbourg, 23rd of March 2009
Report of activities of the Chair and Vice Chair
of the Civil Society and Democracy Committee
> Code on Best Practices consultations :
Ø Stockholm, Octobre 2008, Antonella Valmorbida
Ø Penza (Russia), December 2008, Veysel Filiz
Ø Istanbul (Turkey), January 2009
Ø Strasbourg, April 2009
Analysis and circulation of comments.
Ø Forum for the Future on Democracy :
October 2008, Antonella Valmorbida, Madrid
Consultation for further steps, 24th of April, Veysel Filiz in Strasbourg
Ø Expert groups on NGO Legislation :
Moscow, 22 of April 2009, Antonella Valmorbida, See below contribution
Analysis and circulation of comments
Ø Participation of the Steering Committee on the Local Democracy Week, April 2009, Veysel FIliz
Ø Participation in the Organisation of the Committee and Conference, November 2008, Antonella Valmorbida and Veysel FIliz
"Does NGO legislation stimulate work in NGOs?"
Contribution of the Chair of the Civil Society and Democracy Committee of the Council of Europe, Antonella Valmorbida
Moscow, Russian and international Legislation for ONGs, 21st and 22nd of April 2009
NGO legislation is both a result and a boost for the work of the Non Governmental organisations. We take here for granted that NGO activities are a integral part of democratic life and that they represent a fundamental stakeholder for freedom of expression, participation, culture, economy and social life of the community. We take here for granted that NGOs are as much important as the system of party politics – even if with different roles - to have welfare, balance and respect for human rights and minorities. Indeed, my 15 years experience in countries in transition and in post conflict area have confirmed to me that this is the case and that support to civil society goes together with peace building, reconciliation and eventually development. And the other way round, with restrictions and limitation of the NGO sector, the is a clear limitation of any development either in the field of democracy or in the field of economy.
NGO legislation stimulates the work of NGO.
Legislation identifies the operational and – somehow the cultural – context in which the NGOs have to operate. To have first a definition and which definition of NGO gives varies from country to country. The objectives given by the law to these organisations could vary a lot too.
A first step – through which it is essential to go – is to overcome the natural distinction between public and private activities and to introduce here a distinction between profit and non profit. The NGO are in this last group. In some countries and for many years after transition or conflict, the NGO sector – or what could be assimilated to this – is stuck in a state of flux in the private sector without being able to find a place in a non profit sector, non existing from a legal point of view. This strongly influence their work and their way of planning their selfsustainbility. And – at the end – naturally, these NGOs are brought towards the direction of profit without fully developing they natural role of non profit and non governmental organisations. These legislation, as it happened for a some countries in Southern Europe, would create in the medium run a profit making /non profit organisations, without too much to do with the role of civil society groups in the long run.
Second, the legislation influences the way to establish the NGO (how many founding members, decision making, etc). Most of the legislation are a copy and past of another country and, sometimes, the copy and past the mistakes and the non senses….
In a period of transition, often, there is an non clear and defined legislation and we bring over what was left from the other system. And it takes ages to get a new legislation, which will make things functioning. In other cases, the registration needs elements difficult to get (or lost in administrative burden) and depend – let say – from the good will of the a civil servant, who will receive a little help to issue the document before the next century !
The quality of the founding members and the composition of the board influence quite a lot the nature of the NGO sector. In the Local Democracy Agencies network, which I run since 1999, each LDA is registered locally with different characteristics. But, only in Georgia – so far – we managed to have a board and a president composed of international and local local authorities and NGOs, which – in our case – would be the essence of our cooperation, namely the multilateral decentralised cooperation. In no other countries, we managed fully to translate locally the international involvement of the partners of the Local Democracy Agencies. In these other Agencies, the board is only local and the international partners are like an advisory board.
Moreover, the legislation influences the operational context in which the NGO will operate. Which financial system and accounting procedures ? Which decision making control ? Membership fees organisation ? Labour market ? Taxes ? Foreign resources ? Only local resources.
All these questions are facilitated or made difficult by the legislation in place. Often they can make blooming or just kill the NGO sector. For most of the NGOs in Europe, the sustainability and the possible long run comes from diversified resources and strategies : local resources, membership fees, international programmes (EU or other sponsors), private support. We have suffered a lot in countries where NGOs are somehow assimilated to companies and they have a strict control system on the bank accounts where any Euro coming is a) heavily taxed b) traced c) converted into local money, it goes without saying by using a non convenient exchange rate. This a natural restrictive NGO legislation – involving the financial management of it – and closes sooner or later the international cooperation of the medium and big seize NGOs, those that usually make the difference as far as policies in a countries are concerned. Those three steps …. After a short while … brings the NGO to identify any other solution to receive funds for survival ….or they will need to close.
Service providers and organisations closer to citizens : NGOs can be considered by legislation as easy and flexible instruments between authorities and citizens. Indeed, in Western Europe and in some countries of South Eastern Europe, they are considered as instruments for implementation of tasks and services close to citizens and providing services to them. It is often an excellent opportunity to make the citizens' more aware of the possible role of the NGOs.
NGOs stimulates legislation
Indeed, NGOs could have role to improve the legislation from different point of view. In most of the cases, legislators and politicians are just not aware of the needs of the Ngo sector and they need to be properly reported. Therefore, Ngos have an important role to bring to them coherent and if possible clear indications about where they intend to go and how the sector must be improved. This requires a certain maturity of the NGO sector which is not possible …. If the legislation does not allow them to grow and to last in the time. So it could be either a vicious or virtuous circle. In this case, coalitions and groups of ngos must be establish to be included in the decision making process or least part of the development of it.
How to make the citizens' aware of the role of the NGos
Much can do by the legislation in making NGos more well known and transparent to the public.
Often, the citizens are not aware of what the NGOs are and are for. And we do not know something, it is easy to be afraid of it or suspicious. For many years, in many countries, NGOs were considered enemy of the state or international spies not only by governmental bodies and politicians but by simple citizens.
Therefore, I guess one of the way to improve communication and relationship between citizens and NGO sector could be information and awareness. It is a role of the different actors of the communications and not only media have to be blame. Indeed, the Ngos too must put a special attention to inform the general audience about their target, focus and methodology.
Another important aspect is the effort in involvement of citizens in some activities. In the implementation of activities, NGOs often can be considered as closed circle and it is necessary to have open spaces and opened activities to make the citizens aware.
Transparency and understanding of the non profit sector must be a clear objective of the NGOs to the public.


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by Daira Jarrell, staff writer, The Anniston Star
Steve Green will not let you sit there and hide, he will find you in the crowd and speak to
you. He says he doesn't have a choice.
"I have something that I must say," Green says, his voice soft, even. "And God doesn't let you
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Green is a pop star of sorts, but you won't find his records in your average used CD shop. He is famous,
but only if you are a listener in the ever-expanding realm of con-temporary Christian music. He is considered handsome
and charismatic by many of his fans, but he phones his wife on aloud speaker in front of every new crowd.
The women like it," Green says, laughing at his own joke. "People had questions, a lot of people were suspicious: 'Is
he faithful to his wife ?" It dispels questions and sets some people at ease."
He says he has many messages in his songs, but people won't hear what he has to say unless they trust him first.
"Instead of just being random information," Green says, "my songs are
specifically written to help instruct, encourage and explain the Gospel."
That doesn't stop fan Cathy Wilson from appreciating Green's music through
emotion, not by analyzing their meaning.
"Steve Green is an awesome singer," Ms. Wilson croons. "He can melt your
Ms. Wilson will sing in a back-up choir with Green when he performs Saturday at the First Baptist Church
of Saks. Green always assembles a group of about 50 local singers from various
church choirs to support him during shows.
Green has won six Dove Awards for excellence in Christian music, produced 18 No. I songs and received four
Grammy nominations, but remembers how to, laugh with his fans, how to kneel down and hold their hand in prayer after an
exhausting show. He is said to do it without pomp, without arrogance.
"He is genuine," says Jon Holder, the one-man radio station of Grace Radio, WGRW 90.7.
Green, however, may be more than just a nice guy. He is a representative of a bigger awakening in Christian
communications not just here, but throughout the nation. WGRW and a Christian station in Piedmont did not just go on air in the
past year without reason. They had recognized a musical and spiritual void.
According to spokesman Karl Stoll of National Religious Broadcasters, a Virginia
organization' that surveys stations each year for program content, the number of television
and radio stations that carry religious programs are at a record high.
During 1998 to 1999, 115 stations began carrying Christian programs, according to the 2000 NRB Directory of Religious
Media. It was the third consecutive year the NRB recorded an increase.
Locally, the response to WGRW "has been overwhelming," Holder says. The station is responsible
for bringing Green to the area, which Holder says is "one of the biggest events, Christian wise, for this area- period.,,
Area Christian radio stations are unlike regular stations in more ways than just programming. Holder
says they do not compete for listeners since all are nonprofit.
"We're just here to do the ministry," Holder says.
To Randall Reeves, the minister of music for seven years at the Saks church, the rise in popularity
of Christian music is not a surprise.
Music both inside church doors and out has of course always been apart of religious worship, he
says, but it is becoming more vibrant in previously cool settings.
"There was a period of time when some folks. saw (music) as a warm up," Reeves says.
Like many primarily black southern churches discovered decades ago, Reeves says
other-congregations are beginning to use music to encourage more and more participation.
"It's a real time of praise and worship," Reeves says, "It is not something
we do to wait until the preacher preaches. Real worship is through communication with God."
But Ms. Wilson, who has sang in the choir for 18 years, says it has not always been that way at Saks.
"It's more vibrant now," she says, chuckling, "at least since brother Randall came anyway."
Churches that once sang only long, complex hymns are now considered traditional as
congregations move toward using more praise choruses - songs that normally do
not have verses in them but repeat key phrases.
"They're much easier to remember," Reeves says.
Christian music singers and the radio stations that carry them may also be serving another purpose
in the religious sphere by breaking barriers between denominations. Music may allow worshipers to focus
on the message of God rather than thediffer6nces between how congregations interpret their savior's word.
I don't know of any (Christian musicians) that target their music, toward any denomination,"
Holder says.
And when Green sings Saturday," there won't just be a group of Baptists there," he adds.
Children will be invited to sing. Audience members can speak. Maybe even those whose faith is
in doubt will be there for the music and be revived.
As Green says: "Music can cross so many boundaries."
Holder: It begins with Grace in the Morning
By George Smith 02-07-2001
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Anniston Star: Jon Holder reports the weather forecast for the
The voice to radio is born.
You hear the word "Grace" an
awful lot.
Jon Holder is "the voice" and,
WGRW, 90.7 on the FM dial, is "Grace" ... as in "Grace
The voice isn't heard all that much, even
though it belongs to the station's general manager.
But it can jump-start your mornings,
Monday through Friday, when Holder hosts "Grace in The
Morning," 30 minutes of weather, interviews and whatever notes of
interest to the "Grace" audience may cross his desk.
"We talk people in to work and to
school with something that's local and Christian, something uplifting
and positive," says Holder.
Pausing for a second, Holder adds,
"The main thing is you're not going to hear anything that's
objectionable on this station."
Which brings to fore the source of 85
percent of the station's programming. It comes from the Moody
Broadcasting Network, a Chicago-based operation that originates and
feeds Christian talk, teaching, music and news to stations nationwide
... and beyond.
"Moody is the largest and most
conservative network in the country," says Holder.
Monday's "Grace in The Morning"
was unusual in that it was taped Friday. That was the only time the
guest, Peter LaLonde, was available. LaLonde is the producer of the new
Christian movie, "Left Behind," which opened at the Quintard
Mall this past weekend.
Eric Alexander, one of the world's noted Bible teachers, on the air
in the Grace Radio Studios recently with Jon Holder. Dr.
Alexander is one of many guests that drop in on Grace In The Morning
weekdays at 7:30.
"It's probably going to be the
biggest Christian movie ever made," says Holder. To land the
producer was a pretty big deal for the local station.
"We look for Christian guests for
the morning show," says Holder. "At least once a week, we
bring in a pastor or someone of that nature to talk about their church.
"We try to be an information
station. We try to plug in to people who are into different Christian
ministries in our area. Sometimes it might be a Christian concert or a
seminar, maybe a revival going on. We bring in people to talk about
things like that.
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Brendan Rodgers insists Liverpool were worthy of a point after a spirited second-half performance in Sunday's 2-1 defeat to Manchester United at Old Trafford.
After the home side had raced into a two-goal lead thanks to Robin van Persie and Nemanja Vidic's efforts, half-time substitute Daniel Sturridge gave the Reds hope by netting on 57 minutes.
Liverpool hemmed United back in the remainder of the contest as they sought an equaliser and though they carved out a number of promising openings, they were ultimately unable to muster a leveller.
Rodgers concedes his team were not at their best in the opening 45 minutes, but was left satisfied by their second-half efforts, which he felt merited a share of the spoils.
The manager told his post-match press conference: "I thought at the end we deserved something. I am very proud of the fight in the team in the second half. We went 2-0 down and when you come here, it's always difficult. Other teams might have crumbled.
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With only a wayward Luis Suarez shot to show for their first-half efforts, Liverpool posed a constant threat to David De Gea's goal after the break - and Rodgers explained how he and his staff had set about lifting the players during the interval.
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"He had one goal and was unlucky a couple of times when he tried to organise his feet inside the box and just couldn't quite get a shot off.
"He is going to be a terrific signing for us."
On whether he was tempted to start Sturridge at Old Trafford, Rodgers added: "Not really. I've been assessing him in training.
"He's coming back and sometimes you can rush a player back too quickly and break them. I didn't want to do that with Daniel.
"He is certainly getting there. He hadn't played for a while or trained, so it's just a case of building him into it. Another good week's training and hopefully he'll be fine and fit."
The arrival of the fit-again Fabio Borini added to the Reds' menace as the Italian took to the field for the first time in three months following a broken foot.
Rodgers admits he's looking forward to the prospect of Suarez, Sturridge and Borini linking up over the coming weeks and doesn't foresee any problems fitting the trio into his favoured 4-3-3 formation.
He said: "It's the first time this season we've had our goal scorers on the field. Borini was bright when he came on and moved inside well. It gives us great hope.
"We're 24 points behind United - but we're not 24 points behind quality. The points difference is due to the squad - the depth in the squads is the difference for us.
"Once we close the gap in the squad over these coming windows, I've got great faith we'll be able to challenge. I've seen enough hope in these opening months to suggest we will do that - and today was another example of it."
Rodgers continued: "The most important thing is getting in good players.
"What we've got in those players is that they're all flexible. Fabio can play through the middle or off the side. We've seen Suarez playing central all season, but he's played off the side during his career, and likewise Daniel.
"It's about getting good players onto the field who can fit into the model and the structure. The shape of the team you shouldn't see so much when you've got the ball - it's more when you haven't got it."
Reporters asked Rodgers for his thoughts on whether Vidic's decisive goal could have been ruled out after TV replays suggested the United centre-back may have been in an offside position when Patrice Evra's header deflected off him en route to the back of the net.
He replied: "I'm more disappointed with how we defended it, to be honest. We've got to do better at the back post. The ball has been played in, our line was okay but we've got to defend it better than that."
Despite several promising performances, Liverpool are yet to beat any of the sides who currently occupy the top six in the Barclays Premier League so far this season - and Rodgers identified regular wins against the title challengers as the next step for his charges to take.
The Northern Irishman said: "We've been close in a number of games against the teams at the top end of the league, but that's the next step for us.
"To win those games, that can set your journey off in a totally different direction. I said to the players afterwards, [Manchester United] is a football club that were dominated for many years. People still talk about the game against Nottingham Forest here. That was a defining moment to win that game and the FA Cup.
"For us, we've got great hope in the future and with how we're working that will happen here. It's going to be a long journey for us, but it's about closing the gap in the squad, getting those wins against the rivals and then we can gain confidence from that."
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In the 'Rhapsodic City' series, the New York Public Library for the Performing Arts spans 100 years of our multiculti musical lore.
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Depending on what kind of music fan you talk to, NYC is most proudly identified as a stronghold of jazz, punk and hardcore, hip-hop and folk, to name a few groundbreaking movements. In "Rhapsodic City," a six-week spring series of talks, screenings and concerts, the New York Public Library for the Performing Arts will explore our metropolis's unassailable marriage of culture and sound over a nearly century-long span. Sessions range from the Prohibition era's flappers and speakeasies through the midcentury talent explosion (which included Carole King and Neil Diamond) housed in the famed Brill Building. Here are three events that are particularly worthy of an encore.
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Punk acolytes know the iconography (CGBG, Ramones, Talking Heads, Max's Kansas City), have read the biographical accounts and spent time sifting through record bins in search of that era's output. But Blondie members Debbie Harry and Chris Stein actually lived through the city's late-'70s and early -'80s downtown punk uprising. The onetime new-wave power couple will reflect on that period's seismic subcultural shift, share stories from the trenches and put it all into a contemporary perspective with the moderator, senior Rolling Stone critic and Love Goes to Buildings on Fire author Will Hermes.
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In Greenwich Village during the '50s and '60s, you could catch Odetta appropriating operatic vocal dynamics for the coffeehouse set, hear Dylan proselytize at his acoustic peak for crowds at Café Wha? or watch Judy Collins transcend at Gerde's Folk City. Listen to beatnik-bohemian balladry when writer and musician Elijah Wald performs familiar pieces live and shares archived recordings from the New York Folk Singers Guild. He'll also school those in attendance on the boundless cool and quietly revolutionary craft of that epoch's greats, including the often-overlooked Dave Van Ronk, subject of Wald's 2005 book, The Mayor of MacDougal Street—which is reputedly being used as source material for the Coen brothers' upcoming folk-scene flick, Inside Llewyn Davis. "He was already singing old blues, jazz and folk songs in the Village by 1957," Wald says of his mentor. "And he was also one of the first people to recognize the talent of later arrivals like Dylan and Joni Mitchell."
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The umbrella term "Latin jazz" doesn't really do justice to the multifaceted genre, especially when it canopies roughly 70 years of Afro-Cuban rhythms, South American samba and distinctly American swing, to name a few key flavors. As ethnomusicologist and speaker Dr. Peter Manuel will illustrate, few New York luminaries have personified Latin music's diversity like Grammy Award–winning Afro-Cuban musician Francisco "Machito" Grillo, whom Manuel refers to as a pioneer of big-band dance music. Manuel will introduce and discuss Carlos Ortiz's 1987 documentary, Machito: A Latin Jazz Legacy. The hour-long film doesn't merely relay Grillo's personal story, it uses his life and music as an analog for Cuban-Americans' migratory journey.
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Season tickets offer you the most value for your money and guarantee you a seat at even the most popular events. Each season package purchased provides one ticket to each event. For those interested in the University Series, please call us and ask about "TixMix," a flexible ticket option available only with the University Series. We also offer single event tickets to all performances.
2014–2015 Season Packages
The Children's Performing Arts Series (CPAS)
The Children's Performing Arts Series is committed to bringing the finest in affordable professional companies to East Texas young people and their teachers. Season tickets to the series are $24 each. Single tickets are $6 for individuals or $5 per person for groups of 20 or more.
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Events in this series:
- Oct. 30: Curious George
- Dec. 10: The Monster Who Ate My Peas
- Jan. 30: Junie B. Jones
- Feb. 13: Super Scientific Circus
- May. 12: The Lightning Thief
The Concert Series
The School of Music's Concert Series includes 23 performances and showcases SFA's instrumental and vocal students in a wide variety of musical settings, including ensembles such as the A Cappella Choir, Orchestra of the Pines, Swingin' Axes and Wind Ensemble. Season tickets are $110 for adults, $80 for seniors and $45 for students. Single tickets are $8 for adults, $6 for seniors and $3 for students.
Events in this series:
- Oct. 2: "Journeys and Reflections," Charles Gavin, faculty horn recital
- Oct. 6: Orchestra of the Pines
- Oct. 7: Deb Scott, faculty trombone recital
- Oct. 10: Swingin' Axes & Swingin' Aces
- Oct. 14: Wind Ensemble
- Oct. 21: Wind Symphony & Symphonic Band
- Oct. 23: Choral Union & Women's Choir
- Oct. 30: A Cappella Choir
- Nov. 11: Madrigal Singers
- Nov. 17: Orchestra of the Pines
- Nov. 21: Swingin' Axes & Swingin' Aces
- Nov. 24: Wind Ensemble
- Dec. 1: Wind Symphony & Symphonic Band
- Dec. 5: Messiah
- Feb. 3: Wind Ensemble
- Feb. 10: Wind Symphony & Symphonic Band
- Feb. 27: Swingin' Axes & Swingin' Aces
- Mar. 6: A Cappella Choir
- Mar. 10: Orchestra of the Pines
- Mar. 12: Choral Union & Women's Choir
- Apr. 14: Wind Ensemble
- Apr. 17: Swingin' Axes & Swingin' Aces
- Apr. 21: Symphonic Band & University Band
- Apr. 25: Orchestra of the Pines
- Apr. 28: Wind Symphony
The Gallery Series
Admission to all exhibitions is free. Griffith Gallery, located in the Griffith Fine Arts Building, Room 208, is open 12:30 to 5 p.m., Tuesday through Friday. The Cole Art Center, located at 329 E. Main St., is open 12:30 to 5 p.m., Tuesday through Friday, and 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Saturday. The center contains two galleries: the Jack and Doris Ledbetter Gallery on the first floor and the Florence Wilson Reavley Gallery on the second floor.
Events in this series:
- Aug. 28–Oct. 17: The Intaglio Prints of Thomas Wood
- Sep. 11–Oct. 18: Faculty Art Show
- Sep. 11–Oct. 18: Featured Faculty Show: Candace Hicks
- Oct. 23–Dec. 12: La Univ. de Chihuahua
- Oct. 30–Jan. 3: Distaffs: Folk Art and Material Culture
- Jan. 27–Mar. 13: Billie Mandle: Circumference
- Mar. 25–May. 2: "Re-Western": Paintings and Sculpture of Felice House and Dana Younger
- Apr. 16–Jun. 13: David Yapp: California Landscapes
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The Mainstage Series features the talents of the SFA School of Theatre students and faculty. Season tickets are $45 for adults, $36 for seniors and $22.50 for students. Single tickets vary by event. The Mainstage Series is sponsored in part by Tipton Ford Lincoln of Nacogdoches, Texas.
Events in this series:
- Oct. 7–Oct. 11: Trojan Barbie
- Nov. 18–Nov. 22: Monty Python's SPAMALOT
- Mar. 3–Mar. 7: The Importance of Being Earnest
- Apr. 28–May. 2: August: Osage County
The University Series
The University Series showcases a sampling of the finest artistic, musical and theatrical events presented by the College of Fine Arts. The series includes world-famous nationally touring artists along with performances, concerts and exhibitions featuring talented SFA faculty and students.
Series subscribers may choose from two package options: Classic and TixMix. The Classic package provides one ticket to each event, while the TixMix option allows patrons the flexibility to choose which events to attend. Please call the Box Office at 936-468-6407 for more information about TixMix.
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- Sep. 11: Eugenia Zukerman & Friends
- Oct. 16: Chamber Orchestra Kremlin
- Oct. 25–Jan. 10: Vision & Substance: The Art of John Cobb
- Nov. 18–Nov. 22: Monty Python's SPAMALOT
- Dec. 12: Los Camperos de Nati Cano
- Jan. 22–Mar. 28: Stuart Riordan Exhibition
- Jan. 22–Mar. 28: Beyond the Academy: Contemporary Outsider & Expressionist Art
- Jan. 29: Turtle Island Quartet with Nellie McKay
- Feb. 11: Flamenco Vivo Carlota Santana
- Apr. 9–Apr. 11: SFA Opera: "The Most Happy Fella"
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Yolanda Foster's Daughter Gigi Hadid Shows Her Sexy Side in New Campaign For Guess (PHOTOS)
The apple certainly doesn't fall far from the tree when it comes to Real Housewives' Yolanda Foster and her 17-year-old daughter Gigi Hadid. The supermodel-on-the-rise has been deemed one of Guess Jeans' hottest faces of the year, and she's starring in the brand's super sexy Summer 2013 campaign!
Shot by renowned photographer Yu Tsai, the newly released photos show Gigi strutting her stuff on the beaches of Bora Bora, modeling vibrant colors and exotic-inspired prints.
Of course, always Gigi's biggest fan, Yolanda has taken to Twitter to sing her daughter's praises: "Check out the SS 2013 guess Campaign video ❤ CHECK OUT MY BABY GIRL #PROUDMOMMY."
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Indulge us here a moment at HGTVGardens, as we say goodbye to our HGTVGardens blog and prepare to say hello to our new and improved HGTVGardens.com website which debuts February 18.
We thought we'd take this opportunity to stroll down memory lane and remember some of our favorite blog posts from the past year, starting with everyone's favorite fowl-fan, Mick Telkamp. As an editor with the unique pleasure of reading Mick's posts each week I have loved discovering the complexity of chicken-rearing. It's hard not to read Mick's posts and urgently want a coop of chickens of your own. One moment Mick is waxing emotional about chicken psychology and the special bond that can form between a man and his chick. And the next minute, Mick's all business as he details how to prepare your flock for winter. Mick is a real Renaissance man, freezing his surplus of chicken eggs one minute and putting up peaches the next. What can this fella not do?


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From the GMR: Online CE on Practicum Programs for Library School Students
September GMR Lake Effects: Practicum Programs for Library School Students
A practicum is an excellent way for students to gain work experience and explore career options in a wide variety of professional library settings. Our speakers will discuss the programs that their institutions offer and describe how students may benefit from these programs.
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The Asian Productivity Organization (APO) arranged for a five-day Study Mission on Innovation and Productivity in the Canadian Public Sector held in Ottawa and Toronto, Canada.
The goal of the study mission was to benchmark the Canadian public sector innovation excellence framework and practices in relation to public sector productivity including relevant federal and local government policies. Moreover, the delegates observed winners of the Canadian Public Excellence Awards and took note of their 'smart practices'.
DAP Pres. and APO Alternate Dir. for the Philippines Antonio Kalaw Jr., DAP SVP for Programs Magdalena Mendoza, and Civil Service Commission Chairman Dr. Francisco Duque III formed the Philippine contingent. They were joined by other delegates from China, Fiji, India, Indonesia, Iran, Japan, Korea, Malaysia, Singapore, Sri Lanka, Thailand, and Vietnam.


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A U.S. House of Representatives Armed Services subcommittee authorized $680 million for Israel's Iron Dome missile defense system.
The approval came during the Strategic Forces subcommittee's markup on Thursday of the fiscal year 2013 National Defense Authorization Act. A markup is when a subcommittee votes to refer a bill to the full committee; the act in question authorizes defense spending.
The Obama administration gave Israel $205 million in 2009 on top of its $3 billion defense assistance to help launch the system. President Obama's original budget proposal had no funding request for the missile defense system, but in recent weeks Defense Secretary Leon Panetta, citing its success in repelling barrages of rockets launched from the Gaza Strip earlier this year, said the administration would agree to additional funding.
In March, U.S. House Foreign Affairs Committee ranking member Rep. Howard Berman (D-Calif.) and chairman Rep. Ileana Ros-Lehtinen (R-Fla.) introduced the Iron Dome Support Act, which authorized the president to provide additional assistance to the missile defense program. The legislation has garnered 74 co-sponsors.
Following the Strategic Forces subcommittee's approval of the $680 million, Berman released a statement noting that "Iron Dome is a game changer, saving innocent lives and protecting Israelis."
"Securing additional funding to deploy additional Iron Dome batteries is an Israeli necessity, an American priority, and a strategic imperative," Berman said in the statement.
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By Kathryn G. Menu
Surrounded by friends and patrons last Saturday night, Pepalajefa owner Livia Hegner celebrated what will be her first full season on Main Street, Sag Harbor this summer, and toasted to a shop that is continuing to evolve while still keeping its European roots.
Last year Hegner, working with Southampton based private chef Marianne Farrell, an operating partner in the business, opened Pepalajefa in what was once Vincenzo's Pizza and the Ice Cream Club. Completely renovating the space, Hegner created a kitchen space – visible to Main Street pedestrians able to peer through glass doors – adjacent to a colorful, yet somewhat minimalist café, showcasing cuisine inspired not only by Hegner's European upbringing but her travels around the world.
Hegner was born in Switzerland, and raised as the child of a diplomat. In addition to travel, Hegner enjoyed a diverse professional life, including work in hotel management, hospitality, arts and culture and the culinary arts before deciding to open a shop of her own after summering in Sag Harbor for several seasons.
"I spent the holiday here for many, many years and then about five or six years ago, an acquaintance suggested I open my own shop," she said. "In 2011, I was in Sag Harbor and I thought to myself, why not."
Hegner has been cooking since she was about eight years old, but while the culinary arts were always a passion, an overall dedication to service is evident throughout her professional career.
Hegner is a graduate of the Ecole Hoteliere de Lausanne, a hotel management institute in Switzerland, before working with partner Eric Blass in opening Restaurant J.O.S.E.F., which they sold in 1995.
Hegner, who speaks five languages fluently, has also been inspired through her travels, which took her across the globe, including two years where she lived in Thailand and Vietnam.
The dream of having her own gourmet food shop was always in the back of her mind, and in 2011, after meeting Farrell, a partnership and friendship was formed.
Farrell, who lives both in Southampton and Sonoma, California, opened her first gourmet restaurant, bakery and catering business in Rhode Island in 1986, going on to open two more businesses before working in Aspen and San Francisco, remaining in the culinary arts.
In 2003, Farrell opened Jimmy Farrell's Steakhouse in Westhampton Beach and before teaming up with Hegner focused professionally on being a private chef.
The cuisine at Pepalajefa is largely focused on family recipes and dishes inspired by Hegner's travels, made with Farrell's experience.
"I think we are quite complimentary to each other," said Hegner. "We both bring different qualities and abilities to this business. It's been a good partnership."
The menu at Pepalajefa for 2013 is still in the final design stage, said Hegner, but will feature items like a Thai glass noodle salad – a new addition – as well as favorites from last season like its eggplant caponata, curry chicken salad, Moroccan chicken legs and beef Bourguignon.
Going into her first full season, Hegner said she is more comfortable than she was entering her inaugural season in 2012.
"I feel I have more of an idea of what lies ahead and in a very positive way am curious for how the shop will evolve," she said. "I learn something every day and that is the great thing about this adventure I am on."
Pepalajefa is located at 7 Main Street in Sag Harbor. For more information, visit pepalajefa.com or call 899-4630.


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Albury is a small rural service settlement near Fairlie. Taverns like this are often the social centre of such localities.
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CAIRO: Qatar wants 5-percent interest on $3 billion in bonds it has offered to buy from Egypt, an Egyptian official involved in the talks said Monday, a price higher than expected yet one that Cairo may have to accept.
Egypt has been asking Arab and Muslim friends for cheap funds to help it stave off financial collapse following the popular uprising that ousted Hosni Mubarak in early 2011.
It is negotiating a $4.8 billion dollar loan from the International Monetary Fund that would carry an interest rate of just 1.1 percent but has balked at the economic policy terms.
Qatari Prime Minister Sheikh Hamad bin Jassim al-Thani promised the money when Egyptian Prime Minister Hisham Kandil visited Qatar on April 10. The Gulf state has already lent Egypt $5 billion since President Mohammad Mursi took office last July.
The Egyptian official, who asked not to be named, said Qatar had asked for an annual 5-percent interest on the bonds and a maturity of no more than 18 months.
No agreement had yet been reached.
"We are still discussing the terms, pricing and duration," he told Reuters.
Analysts said the interest rate put the bonds close to international rates but that the parlous state of Egypt's finances may nonetheless force it to accept the Qatari terms.
Since the uprising, Egypt has been drawing down its foreign reserves, borrowing from friends and delaying payments to oil firms to support the price of its currency and to plug a budget deficit.
Reserves have tumbled to $13.4 billion in March from $36 billion just before the uprising.
"I still expect a deal to be done and the funds to flow," said Simon Williams, an economist with HSBC. "The market has already priced the funds in. ... If it were to fail, sentiment would turn bearish once again."
Earlier this month, Libya deposited $2 billion at the Egyptian central bank and said it would supply Egypt with $1.2 billion worth of crude on interest-free credit for a year.
Cairo has been counting on soft loans and easy credit terms on fuel and food purchases to help get through what threatens to be tough summer of power outages, fuel shortages and possible unrest before parliamentary elections expected later this year.
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