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John Ternouth
John Ternouth (c.1796 - 1848) was an English sculptor of the early 19th century. His most notable work is one of the four panels at the base of Nelson's Column in London's Trafalgar Square, depicting the Battle of Copenhagen.
John Ternouth was descended from a family of Plymouth stonemasons. He was born in Andover, Hampshire, on 30 January 1796., and moved to London in around 1810. He entered the Royal Academy Schools in 1820 and later studied under Sir Francis Chantrey. While working in Chantrey's studio, he also built up a practice as a sculptor in his own name, making busts and funerary monuments.[1] His works include a statue of John Murray, 4th Duke of Atholl in Dunkeld Cathedral,[2] and a monument to Bishop Allen in Ely Cathedral.[3] He exhibited regularly at the Royal Academy from 1819 onwards, mostly showing portrait busts. He also showed at the works to the British Institution in 1825 and at the Society of British Artists between 1825 and 1838.[1]
In 1844 he sent statues of The Penitent and of Thomas Henry Somerset Conway, an officer in the Madras Army, to the exhibition held at Westminster Hall, to select artists to provide works of art for the new Palace of Westminster.[1]
From 1842 he was employed in cleaning and restoring the monuments in Westminter Abbey.[4] He was recommended to this post by the architect Edward Blore, who also employed him at Buckingham Palace, to carve figures of St George and Britannia.[1]
His best known work is The Battle of Copenhagen, one of the four bronze reliefs on the pedestal of Nelson's Column in Trafalgar Square. The choice of sculptors was influenced by the results of the 1844 Westminster Hall exhibition and Ternouth was recommended for this commission by the prime minister, Sir Robert Peel. While Ternouth was still at work on the relief, he found it necessary to publically rebut rumours that he had died. The plaster relief was ready by June 1848, and Prince Albert visited Ternouth's studio to inspect the it on 1 July 1848.[1]
He died on of typhus on 13 December 1848 and was buried in Kensal Green Cemetery.[1]
- ^ a b c d e f "Details of Sculptor". A Biographical Dictionary of Sculptors in Britain, 1660-1851. Henry Moore Institute. Retrieved 5 March 2013.
- ^ "Dunkeld Cathedral and Parish Church". Corpus of Scottish Medieval Parish Churches. Retrieved 24 April 2011.
- ^ "Cambridgeshire". Church Monuments Society. Retrieved 24 April 2011.
- ^ Tatton-Brown, T. W. T. and Mortimer, Richard (2003). Westminster Abbey:the Lady Chapel of Henry VII. p. 296. ISBN 978-1-84383-037-5.


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Chris Iannetta C LAA 3 days ago
Iannetta is out of the lineup Friday, the Fort Worth Star Telegram's Stefan Stevenson reports.
He is hitting just .184 on the season, so there has been no real reason to continue using him in most formats this year unless owners are desperate for counting stats in deep two-catcher leagues. Carlos Perez will get the start at catcher and hit ninth Friday.
Chris Iannetta C LAA 3 weeks ago
Iannetta struggled on Sunday, committing an error that allowed a run to score and going hitless in three at-bats.
Ianetta has had a brutal start to 2015 and after Sunday he finds himself hitting only .160. Iannetta does not seem to be coming out of his deep slump with only two hits in his last 24 at-bats. He will continue to lose at-bats to Carlos Perez if he cannot get the bat going.
Chris Iannetta C LAA 3 weeks ago
Iannetta is out of the lineup Saturday.
He may still be the top option at catcher for the Angels, although this will be his second day off in a row. However, from a fantasy perspective, Iannetta really doesn't bring much to the table. Carlos Perez gets another start behind the dish Saturday.
Chris Iannetta C LAA 3 weeks ago
Iannetta is out of the lineup Friday.
This is just a standard day off for Iannetta, who is hitting just .164 on the season. If the Angels had a better option behind the plate Inannetta would not be such a regular part of the Angels' lineup, but despite his struggles he may be the best they have. Carlos Perez will get the start behind the plate Friday.
Chris Iannetta C LAA 4 weeks ago
Iannetta is out of the lineup for Tuesday's game in Tampa Bay, Eric Kay of the Angels' official site reports.
Iannetta and Carlos Perez have been alternating starts, after it briefly appeared Iannetta would again get most of the playing time. The veteran has done a much better job since his dreadful April, but Perez has also been solid with the bat. The current system seems to be working fine for the Angels, though it's still possible one catcher could eventually pull ahead.
Chris Iannetta C LAA 1 month ago
Iannetta is out of the lineup Saturday.
This is just a standard day off for Iannetta, as Carlos Perez gets the start behind the dish and will hit eighth Saturday against the Yankees.
Chris Iannetta C LAA 1 month ago
Iannetta is out of the lineup Monday against the Rays.
With a 5-for-18 showing at the plate while starting five of the Angels' last six games, Iannetta appears to have reinstalled himself as the team's primary backstop. While his overall batting line for the season remains a miserable .187/.273/.308, Iannetta at least seems to have but his dreadful April behind him. Carlos Perez, who will receive the start Monday, should remain in the picture for semi-frequent duties behind the dish, but Iannetta remains the more appealing target for those in AL-only and deeper mixed leagues.
Chris Iannetta C LAA 1 month ago
Iannetta was 1-for-3 with a three-run home run and a pair of walks in the Angels' win over Boston on Friday night.
Off to a miserable start, he has fallen into a timeshare with Carlos Perez, but he has come on a bit lately and has his average up to .172 with two home runs and nine RBI. Obviously, that's not great, but the Angels will probably lean towards the backstop with the hot hand so getting into a groove could win him back some playing time.
Chris Iannetta C LAA 2 months ago
Iannetta had a big day at the dish Monday, going 3-for-4 with a home run and two RBI.
The Angels' backstop has struggled mightily this season, hitting just .156 after his big day Monday. The struggles have resulted in Iannetta riding the pine for much of May, starting just seven of the Angels' 16 games this month.
Chris Iannetta C LAA 2 months ago
Iannetta is out of the lineup for Friday's game in Baltimore, Eric Kay of the Angels' official site reports.
This marks three consecutive starts behind the plate for rookie Carlos Perez, who is 7-for-22 with a home run and four RBI since being called up from Triple-A Salt Lake. Iannetta, meanwhile, has the same number of hits through 69 at-bats, with no home runs and just two RBI. It increasingly appears that Perez will get most of the playing time, but this may be a fluid situation.

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Ceviche and Carpaccio Appetizer
1 cup lemon juice
1 cup white wine
1 cup cider vinegar
5 ounces sea scallops
5 ounces fresh salmon
5 ounces raw shrimp, peeled, deveined, tails off
1½ tablespoons cilantro, chopped
½ cup whole corn
4 tablespoons red onion, diced
¼ cup fresh pineapple, diced
¼ cup capers
¼ cup diced pimentos
5 ounces lump crab meat
1 tablespoon garlic, chopped or minced
Pinch salt and pepper
Mix lemon juice, wine and vinegar in a 2- to 3-quart lidded marinating container.
Dice the scallops, salmon and shrimp into ½-by-¼-inch pieces. Stir these into the marinade and refrigerate, covered, for 6 to 8 hours, stirring every couple of hours. When the seafood turns opaque and firms up, it is ready.
Drain off marinade and place seafood in a bowl. Fold in the rest of the ingredients, as listed.
Cover and chill for three to four hours, then serve with crackers, tortillas - or just eat with a fork.
4 to 5 ounces beef tenderloin (about 4 inches long, 1½ to 2 inches in diameter)
4 tablespoons olive oil
1 tablespoon lemon juice
½ tablespoon garlic, diced or minced
1 tablespoon cilantro, chopped
Chopped red onion (as needed)
Parmesan cheese, grated or shredded (as needed)
Capers (as needed)
1 handful spinach or other fresh greens
Wrap the tenderloin in plastic wrap and place in the freezer for 1 to 2 hours.
In a bowl, whisk together oil, lemon juice, garlic and cilantro, then set aside.
Take tenderloin from freezer and slice into thin medallions.
Place the beef on a plate, cover and refrigerate one to 2 hours, or until beef is soft. (Medallions should be about 1/8 -inch thick, which will make them perfect to roll out.)
Place 1 medallion between 2 sheets of waxed paper and roll out with a rolling pin until it is paper thin. Repeat with each piece of meat. Lay the paper-thin pieces on a chilled plate; circling the plate is a good presentation.
Place the spinach or other greens in the center of the plate and drizzle olive oil mixture over everything. Sprinkle red onions, capers and parmesan cheese over the beef and serve with crackers, toast points or bread.
Roasted Garlic and Pineapple Potato Cakes
8 cups baking potatoes, half of skin peeled off, diced into ½- to ¾-inch cubes
4 tablespoons butter
3 tablespoons roasted garlic
1 egg
1½ tablespoons diced pimentos
1 teaspoon garlic salt
Salt and pepper, to taste
3 thick slices fresh pineapple (¼- to ½-inch thick)
2 cups all-purpose flour
Olive oil (or Pam) for sauteeing
Boil potatoes in 2½ quarts of water for 12 to 18 minutes, or until tender. Drain. Mash potatoes by hand.
Fold in butter, roasted garlic, egg, pimentos, garlic salt, salt and pepper. Cover potato mixture to keep it warm.
Grill pineapple until golden brown, then trim, core and dice each slice. Add pineapple to potatoes, mix completely and place mixture in a bowl. Fold in flour; cover and refrigerate for three to four hours.
Scoop potato mixture into skillet on medium heat and saute until golden brown.
Grilled Sea Scallops With Citrus Ginger Glaze
1 cup orange juice
Juice of 1 lemon
2 teaspoons fresh ginger
½ cup honey
1 teaspoon fresh cilantro
6 sea scallops
Combine orange juice, lemon juice, ginger and honey in saucepan. Simmer until mixture is reduced by half. Remove ginger. Add cilantro.
Grill scallops for two minutes on each side, brushing with glaze.
Crab and Cream Cheese Stuffed Beef Tenderloin With Coffee Sauce
2 pounds whole beef tenderloin
8 ounces cream cheese
½ medium onion, finely diced
1 stalk celery, finely diced
1 medium carrot, finely diced
4 ounces lump crab meat
Salt and pepper to taste
1 bag fresh spinach
Olive oil (or Pam) for sauteeing
Slice tenderloin lengthwise to pound out to a ¼-inch square.
Mix cream cheese, onions, celery, carrots and crab meat until creamy. Add salt and pepper to taste.
Saute spinach with salt and pepper until wilted. Spread spinach over all of the tenderloin. Top with crab and cream cheese mix. Roll from one end; tie with butcher's twine.
Preheat oven to 350 degrees. Sear all sides of meat in skillet until brown. Place meat in roaster pan and cover with foil. Cook 30 to 45 minutes, until meat is 140 degrees in center. Let rest 15 minutes before slicing.
Coffee Sauce
3 cups coffee
1 cup Kahlua
½ cup cream
½ stick butter
Put coffee in saucepan; simmer and reduce by half. Add Kahlua and reduce both by half. Add cream and let simmer for 10 minutes.
Add butter slowly while whipping until smooth.
Serve over stuffed beef tenderloin.
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¼ cup whole milk
1 tablespoon butter
2 cups chocolate chips
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1 quart coffee ice cream
1 can whipped cream
Almonds or other nuts
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Melt butter and add to Oreo cookie crumbs. Put into two 3-inch pie plates. Freeze crust for two to four hours.
Take ½ of ice cream and mound on each crust (mound well above crust). Freeze until firm. Add topping and return to freezer for a couple of minutes. Top with whipped cream and nuts before serving.
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- By Hanna KozlowskaHanna Kozlowska is a fellow at Foreign Policy. She previously worked as a fixer, researcher and freelance contributor for the New York Times in Poland, and as the associate editor for Poland Today, an English-language magazine. Her work has also appeared in the Huffington Post and several Polish publications. She graduated from Swarthmore College where she was coeditor in chief of The Daily Gazette.
When he hastily fled Kiev on Saturday, Feb. 22, ousted Ukrainian President Viktor Yanukovych left behind a monument to corruption: his lavish Kiev mansion filled with a private zoo, a Spanish galleon, and a collection of rare cars. Photographs of his private home, hidden behind imposing gates, were beamed around the world, a vindication of the claims levied by anti-government protesters that they had been doing battle with a fundamentally corrupt regime.
But the most damaging artifacts found at Mezhyhirya, the mansion, were not the peacocks but a huge trove of documents found at the bottom of a nearby reservoir. Since protesters took over the mansion on Saturday, divers have extracted thousands of papers documenting shady money transfers, huge outlays on Yanukovych's personal security, and receipts for extravagant purchases — such as a $16,000 set of six forks.
A group of Ukrainian investigative journalists are now working to preserve these documents, which constitute crucial archival evidence of the period leading up to last weekend's revolution. More than a dozen journalists, both from the country's top newspapers and international outlets, have now taken up residence in the palace, where they have joined forces to salvage, organize, and publish the documents on a website called YanukovychLeaks.org.
According to Natalie Sedletska, a journalist with Radio Free Europe who is working on the files, the stash now includes some 200 folders, each containing 200 to 600 documents, putting the total somewhere above 40,000 pages. The journalists who first examined the documents "immediately understood that this was incredibly important to get these [documents], if we wanted to prove that Yanyukovych was corrupt," Sedletska told Foreign Policy.
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But some of the journalists who came to the mansion tried to make off with documents and score a quick story. "Some journalists came to try to find something catchy and go back to their editorial offices," Sedletska said. But most, she said, kept the greater good in mind and took it upon themselves to salvage and archive the documents.
After beginning to pick through the material, the journalists have developed what Sedletska called an "algorithm" to wade through the trove, taking an hour to look through each folder, picking out the most important documents, and arranging them all to dry. By Tuesday, Feb. 27, all the documents had dried, but the group has since stumbled on many more papers — "bags of documents" in Sedletska's formulation — lying around the residence, some of them partially burned.
Among other things, the newly discovered documents include information about Yanukovych's security detail. According to Sedletskha, newly discovered documents show that he used as many as "600 people working as security to guard Yanukovych getting from point A to point B." Many in Ukraine knew Yanukovych felt constantly threatened, she said, but not that he was quite so afraid.
Until they complete uploading the entire trove to the Internet, the journalists working on the documents have agreed to hold off writing stories based on the material. More than a dozen journalists are filing and documenting the papers. At first they photographed the documents, then they moved to digitally scanning them using equipment brought by volunteers. "We are looking forward to writing stories," Sedletska said. "But we agreed among us that we have to scan everything, put it online, and then we can start writing stories," she added.
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SATURDAY, Dec. 18 (HealthDay News) -- The hectic pace of the holiday season can make it difficult for people with chronic pain or other persistent health conditions to maintain normal routines and medication schedules. This can put them at risk for missed doses and even medication errors, according to the American Pain Foundation.
But a little advance planning can ensure safe and effective medication use over the holidays, the foundation says.
If you're traveling, make preparations well ahead of time. Create and take a list of all medications with you. It should include the name of each medication, what it's used to treat, the dose and schedule of how often you take it. This list will be important if you have to go to a doctor or pharmacy while traveling.
"If at all possible, make sure your prescription supply is current," Caity Frail, a pharmacist with the National Community Pharmacists Association, said in a foundation news release. "This is especially important for controlled substances as some states won't allow out-of-state refills for these medications. Also, carry a card with contact information for your health-care provider and home pharmacy."
When traveling by train, bus or airplane, always pack needed medications in your carry-on bag in case your luggage is lost.
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Remember that alcohol as well as certain foods, beverages, dietary supplements and other drugs can have harmful interactions with medications. Talk to your doctor or pharmacist.
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Heat oil in a 12-inch nonstick skillet over moderate heat until hot but not smoking, then add bell peppers, onion, garlic, and anchovy. Lower heat to moderately low and cook, covered, stirring occasionally, until vegetables are very tender and lightly browned, 15 to 20 minutes. Stir in capers and vinegar.
Meanwhile, cook pasta in a large pot of boiling salted water until al dente. Drain, reserving 1/2 cup cooking water. Add pasta to pepper mixture and toss, adding enough cooking water for sauce to coat pasta. Season with salt and pepper and toss with basil.


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'Kill Anything That Moves' painstakingly recounts Vietnam War atrocities
Nick Turse's "Kill Anything That Moves: The Real American War in Vietnam" (Metropolitan Books) is one of the most sobering books of the year, a detailed and thoroughly sourced account of the murder, torture and rape of Vietnamese noncombatants during the war.
The My Lai massacre, far from being an isolated incident, was part of a pattern of behavior exemplified by the title of Turse's book. As far back as 1971, Vietnam veteran Charles McDuff wrote to President Richard Nixon, "Maybe your advisors have not clued you in, but the atrocities that were committed in Mylai are eclipsed by similar American actions throughout the country." »Read Full Article
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Those of you who stick with whole foods: What do you eat on a regular basis? Any nutrients you focus on? 90% of the food I keep stocked in my dorm is high sugar/fructose. Most of my usual gluten-accident-recovery foods are included in that 90%. This week I have mainly been eating rice, rice cakes, Bob's buckwheat hot cereal (I know it's not the safest option out there, but I needed something more substantial) with a little quinoa mixed in, some lunch meat (Oscar Mayer Deli Fresh) and bananas. I picked up some carrots and green beans yesterday which I plan to steam later and have around to add to my rice.
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SANTA CLARA, Calif. -- The San Francisco 49ers signed top draft pick Patrick Willis to a five-year deal and had the linebacker practicing Sunday.
Willis, whose deal has a maximum value of $16.7 million with $12 million in guaranteed money, is one of several key players the 49ers added during a busy offseason.
"I'm a team player and I wanted nothing more than to be on time and be here for camp," said Willis, the 11th overall pick out of Ole Miss. "(The deal) was done on time, I'm here for the start and it's a blessing to me. My job now is to come in here and give the 49ers and the organization and my teammates everything I've got, and I'm willing to do that."
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UPDATED: White iPhone 4 in the wild, when will they be in the stores?
There have always been a few white iPhone 4 in the wild, Apple employees in Cupertino the likely suspects, or high profile celebrity friends like Stephen Fry, or even low-profile friends far from the spotlight. Some have been caught on camera, some have been sent in as quiet tips. The only thing that hasn't been seen is the white iPhone 4 generally available for sale online or in stores.
The latest rumor says Apple is still having manufacturing problems involving color consistency, more specifically now matching the white of the Home button with the white of the faceplate. (Yes, Steve Jobs can tell the difference down to a micro-shade at 100 paces).
Apple has only said they're coming end of 2010, though TiPb has heard early next year is also an option. (No exclusive white Verizon iPhone 4 rumors please).
We know some of you are still waiting on a white iPhone 4, but you're willing to wait until Apple gets it perfect, right?
UPDATE: An anonymous tipster just sent us the above white iPhone 4 picture, also in the wild, and confirmed:
I was laughin so hard cuz the Home button really doesn't match the housing!!!
Whether that means Apple really is having a color-matching problem, or whether it means these are just DIY conversions and they don't match we don't know. But we'd like to have the real ones available soon either way.
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UPDATED: White iPhone 4 in the wild, when will they be in the stores?
I'm still waiting, but since I've waited this liong should I just wait for iPhone 5?
My only fear is that the iPhone will be a plastic iPhone 4 knock off... Like how the iPhone 3G replaced the original aluminum iPhone.
I bought a black one, but I'd love to have a white one. At this point, Apple should just give up.
If anyone knows how to modify it to make it white would they please email me at firstname.lastname@example.com? I haven't found a reliable set of instructions yet. Thanks!
I liked the 3G and 3GS better in white, but I like the 4 better in black; I guess it's because the 4's white faceplate just looks weird to me due to the front camera, proximity sensor, and top speaker being clustered at the top and making it look a little cluttered, whereas the black one hides all that a lot better and makes for a cleaner design IMHO. A white 4 with a black faceplate would be an easy mod to do... The next time around (iPhone 5?), Apple should make them in several different colors besides the usual black or white, like the iPod Nanos and Shuffles. Chrome, silver and gunmetal grey would be nice, too.
Why dont they make a white iPod touch?
Am I the only one that hates white gadgets because of how well they show dirt?
@Revelation it's glass, just wipe it off...
I still think with all the merchandising that goes into the Xmas shopping season that's a good time to drop the new white phone. Can't u see the shopping frenzy for all those Xmas gifts?? Hehe
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Isadore Hall Backs Out of Congressional Race, Leaving Janice Hahn and Laura Richardson in Harbor Area Showdown
Compton Assemblyman Isadore Hall announced today that he's dropping out of the race for the 44th Congressional District, and will instead run for re-election.
The announcement leaves a two-way contest between Reps. Janice Hahn and Laura Richardson -- which should be the hottest brawl this side of Berman vs. Sherman.
"The Democratic Party needs unity," Hall said in an announcement. "It was never my intention to engage in an expensive intra-party war."
Though Hall did well in fundraising, rumor has it that his campaign did an internal poll which showed him trailing well behind Hahn and Richardson.
By announcing his plans to run for re-election in the Assembly, Hall is forcing out Carson Councilman Mike Gipson. Hall had previously endorsed Gipson's bid to succeed him in the Assembly.
"I'm not gonna run against my incumbent and my friend," Gipson said.
Hall's announcement also creates trouble for Assemblyman Warren Furutani, who is running for the L.A. City Council.
Redistricting has left Furutani without a district. Should Furutani lose to Joe Buscaino -- a strong possibility -- he might have considered running for re-election from Hall's district. But with Hall back in the race, that seems like a remote possibility. Furutani said he would deal with that after the Jan. 17 council runoff, if he has to.
"I'm focused on one thing and that's the L.A. City Council race," Furutani said.
The Congressional race will now be a one-on-one matchup between Hahn and Richardson. Thanks to the top-two primary system, the two candidates will likely face each other twice -- once in June and once in November.
Richardson, who has faced a series of ethics problems, will be fighting to hang on to the third African-American seat in Los Angeles.
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The battle for independence
Mar 10, 2010, 12:42 PM EDT
During the dredges of the offseason, the smallest quotes often times make the biggest news. And when Notre Dame athletic director Jack Swarbrick spoke to a small assembly of media and mentioned that Notre Dame could one day be forced to join a conference in college football, it created quite a stir. "I believe we're…
Riddick moving to receiver
Mar 9, 2010, 2:13 PM EDT
With a logjam of explosive talent at the running back position, head coach Brian Kelly made official something often debated this offseason: Theo Riddick is moving to wide receiver. With Kelly's offense not nearly as dependent on the traditional running back as Charlie Weis' pro-style attack, the move should help get the ball in the…
Terps, Irish officially set for FedEx Field in 2011
Mar 8, 2010, 5:00 PM EDT
While it was already common knowledge in late January, Maryland and Notre Dame officially confirmed their November 12, 2011 game will be held in FedEx Field. This from Notre Dame's official release: Notre Dame and Maryland will face each other on the football field for only the second time in history on Nov. 12, 2011,…
Diaco talks personnel, transition, coaching
Mar 8, 2010, 1:28 PM EDT
Friend of the program Bruce Feldman had a nice interview with Irish defensive coordinator Bob Diaco covering just about everything that's gone on since the new coaching staff has come to South Bend. Diaco strikes me as a unique guy that clearly understands how the relationship with the media works. I caught up with Feldman…
Debating Mendoza
Mar 7, 2010, 5:29 PM EDT
There was some good back and forth over the past week about the performance of Ruben Mendoza's strength and conditioning program, started by a nice article written by Blue & Gold's Ryan O'Leary. O'Leary touched on the common phenomenon of blasting the departing staff and touting the incoming guys, just as it happens at nearly…
Friday notes: Martin, Offers, Videogames and more
Mar 5, 2010, 3:20 PM EDT
As usual, here's a good assortment of news and notes from the week. If you have a good link you want to share, feel free to email me. (Address to your right.) * Yesterday's announcement that Chuck Martin was leading the recruiting efforts has to come as good news. Martin is a top-notch coach that…
Kelly puts finishing touches on football staff
Mar 4, 2010, 5:00 PM EDT
Notre Dame announced today that Brian Kelly's first coaching staff and support staff have been finalized. As expected defensive line coach Mike Elston has been named special teams coordinator. "As I mentioned when Mike was hired, he was instrumental in our special teams success the past few years," Kelly said in a statement. "We want…
The thing about Jimmy…
Mar 4, 2010, 2:30 PM EDT
Over the next 50 days, both Jimmy Clausen and Sam Bradford will somehow see opinions on their quarterbacking play seesaw back and forth without ever taking a snap. That's what happens in the days before the NFL Draft, a season in and of itself that's powered by television viewers. The consensus top two quarterbacks in…
McCarthy proves athleticism at Combine
Mar 3, 2010, 2:00 PM EDT
While most of the focus from the NFL Scouting Combine has been on Golden Tate and Jimmy Clausen, safety Kyle McCarthy acquitted himself quite well in Indianapolis this week. Among safeties at the Combine, McCarthy had the second highest bench press total, with 24 reps on 225-lbs, and while his forty-time didn't blow anyone away,…
Kelly continues to embrace the role of ambassador
Mar 2, 2010, 6:00 PM EDT
Before even getting hired as the head coach at Notre Dame, Brian Kelly compared the high-profile position to that of a city mayor. It's not a surprise that with Kelly's background in politics, he's taken to his new job quite well. Kelly hit the court at halftime of the Irish women's basketball game against UConn,…
Stepping up… The defensive line
Mar 2, 2010, 1:00 PM EDT
As the Irish prepare to shift philosophies back to a 3-4 defense, no position seems better equipped for the change than the defensive line. With Kapron Lewis-Moore, Ian Williams, and Ethan Johnson, the Irish have three returning starters that played significant minutes, and also fit the physical dimensions needed to play in defensive coordinator Bob…
Weekend recap: Tate blazes, Clausen set for Pro Day
Feb 28, 2010, 10:30 PM EDT
As the Olympics close, and American hockey fans everywhere but Pittsburgh curse Sidney Crosby, let's catch up on an eventful weekend for a few former members of the Irish. * Any questions about Golden Tate's speed were answered today, as the Biletnikoff winner blazed times that were measured as fast as a 4.36 (but officially…
Friday notes: Combine, achievers, competition and more
Feb 26, 2010, 1:31 PM EDT
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Stepping up… The linebackers
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If it feels like beating a dead horse to say that the Irish defense played below expectations last year, I apologize. But trying to put the linebacker play into context is difficult, because each position grouping in a defense depends on the other. Without a great pass rush, the secondary looks bad. Without tight coverage,…
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The big news of the day is that Notre Dame football players Jimmy Clausen, Kyle McCarthy, Eric Olsen, Golden Tate, and Sam Young are in Indianapolis for the annual NFL Scouting Combine, which starts today. Draftniks and people like Todd McShay and Mel Kiper will talk about the importance of the Combine and give stock…
Stepping up… The Secondary
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If you missed our first two installments of "Stepping Up," where we talked about the offensive line and the wide receivers, be sure to check them out. It wasn't hard to identify the secondary as a massive problem area last season. A perceived area of strength going into the season, the Irish defensive backs were…
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Weekend leftovers: All quiet on the football front
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Other than last night's terrific USA victory over Canada, it was a pretty slow weekend for news, especially news coming out of South Bend. Here are a few tidbits that caught my eye: * Late last week, Brian Kelly picked up another award for his fine work last season with the Cincinnati Bearcats. Kelly was…
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Rumer Willis Shares Sweet Snap of 'Cutest Human,' Mom Demi Moore
Originally posted 06/29/2015 01:50PM
First she proudly twinned with her mom, and now Rumer Willis has a new nickname for Demi Moore: "cutest human."
Rumer Willis Hangs Up Her 'Dancing Shoes' on the Dancing with the Stars Live Tour After Foot Injury
Originally posted 06/25/2015 07:35AM
Bad news for Dancing with the Stars fans: Mirrorball Trophy winner Rumer Willis won't be dancing anymore on the show's tour.
The 26-year-old shared a shot of her injured foot on Instagram early Thursday morning, captioning the black-and-white pic: "I have to hang up my dancing shoes for a little bit because of a few stress fractures in my foot but it's not gonna stop me from singing for you guys on the #DWTSlivetour"
Rumer Willis on Learning to Ignore Online Bullies: I Realized It 'Makes Me Feel Like Crap'
Originally posted 06/11/2015 12:05PM
Rumer Willis triumphantly won Dancing with the Stars last season – but the actress and singer said her emotional victory wasn't embraced by everyone.
Long dogged by Internet bullies, Willis, 26, said bringing home the Mirrorball Trophy did little to silence the critics.
"Just because I was celebrated on Dancing With the Stars doesn't mean the bullying has stopped," she tells Glamour in the magazine's July issue. "After the show started, I had to block almost 10 people every day on social media because they wouldn't leave me alone."
Rumer Willis' Dancing with the Stars Run 'Brought Her Family Closer,' Says Val Chmerkovskiy
Originally posted 06/08/2015 03:45PM
A Family Affair!!! Filled with love pride and awe for @TheRue & @iamValC #TeamValenRue pic.twitter.com/Tex5Xl28tO— Demi Moore (@justdemi) May 20, 2015 Rumer Willis came home with much more than the Dancing with the Stars crown last month, says her partner, Val Chmerkovskiy.
Dancing With the Stars Champ Rumer Willis Came into Her Own on the Show, Says Tony Dovolani
Originally posted 06/07/2015 01:25PM
Rumer Willis didn't just win the Dancing With the Stars competition this season.
Rumer Willis Dishes on How Her New Tattoo Commemorates Her 'Journey' on Dancing with the Stars
Originally posted 06/04/2015 09:40AM
Rumer Willis has some new ink, and it's all thanks to her victorious Dancing with the Stars run!
The starlet, 26, shared a shot of her new tattoo – a sketch of one of her performances on the ABC reality competition – Tuesday on Instagram.
"I got it because I really wanted to just have a reminder of the journey I went through. I don't think I've ever put so much – physically, mentally, emotionally – into anything, or wanted something so badly," Willis told PEOPLE Wednesday at the StarShop launch in New York City.
Rumer Willis Joins Dancing with the Stars' 'Perfect Ten Tour'
Originally posted 06/02/2015 12:00PM
You can take the girl out of the ballroom ...
PEOPLE can exclusively announce that Dancing with the Stars' season 20 Mirrorball Trophy winner Rumer Willis will join the show's Dancing with the Stars: Live! Perfect Ten tour for 25 dates this summer, beginning June 13.
While cha cha-ing her way to victory with partner Val Chmerkovskiy, Willis "fell in love with dancing and ... didn't want to stop," she said in a press release for the tour.
"Val and I were lucky enough to have incredible fans that supported us throughout the entire show, and they are the reason we won. I can't wait to meet the fans and perform for them live."
Rumer Willis Posts Funny Video of Val Chmerkovskiy Amid Denials She's Dating Tye Blue: 'I'm Not His Type'
Originally posted 05/27/2015 10:40AM
There's nothing like a turn on Dancing with the Stars to kick the rumors of your love life into overdrive, as Rumer Willis has discovered.
However, she's taking it in stride. Following their Mirrorball Trophy win, Willis is still friendly with her pro partner, Val Chmerkovskiy, and late on Tuesday, she posted a cute Dubsmash of Chmerkovskiy's "audition" for the next Despicable Me movie.
Earlier that day, Chmerkovskiy and Willis were snapped enjoying a friendly lunch date in Beverly Hills.
Demi Moore and Daughter Rumer Willis Look Like Twins in New Photo
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Fruit Pudding Delight
21 Jul 2010
|Canned pineapple chunks
|80 Ounce, drained, reserve 1 cup juice (4 Cans, 20 Ounce Each)
|Canned mandarin orange sections
|22 Ounce, drained (2 Cans, 11 Ounce Each)
|Maraschino cherries
|2 Cup (32 tbs), drained
|6 Large, cut into bite size pieces
|Grape nut cereal
|1 Cup (16 tbs)
|Instant vanilla pudding
|6 Ounce (Regular / Sugar Free, 1 Large Package)
Drain pineapple, reserving 1 cup.
Combine fruit and 1cup Grape-Nuts in a large bowl; toss gently.
Combine pudding with reserved pineapple juice in a mixing bowl.
Beat on high speed of electric mixer one minute.
Pour pudding over fruit and Grape-Nuts to coat well.
Recipe Summary
Course:Dessert, Fruit Dessert
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31 Insanely Easy And Clever DIY Projects
These are the kind of simple projects for the laziest and most inept of crafters. Even if you can barely operate a drill, you can do most of these projects — and in less than an hour.
1. Make a Sharpie Mug
2. Turn a T-Shirt into a Work-Out Tank
3. Ombre Nails with a Sponge
Click here for the full tutorial.
4. Use Bookends as Floating Bookshelves
5. Transfer a Photo onto a Slab of Wood
6. Make a Heart-Shaped Ring Out of Wire
7. Nail Polish Key Covers
So you can easily tell your keys apart.
8. Make a Travel Flat Iron Holder Out of a Pot Holder
9. Make Your Own Spray Paint
You can make your own small batch spray paint: mix 2 parts acrylic paint with 1 part water in a spray bottle.
10. Build a Bookshelf With Two Ladders and Planks of Wood
11. Create a Couch From Wooden Pallets
12. Or Make a Bike Rack out of Those Wooden Pallets
13. "Fireflies in a Jar" Night Lantern
14. Ramekins, Coffee Beans and Tea Lights
The warmth of the candles makes the coffee beans smell amazing.
15. Glitterize Anything With Mod Podge and Glitter
Mix the Mod Podge with glitter and paint it on stuff.
(Glitter wine glass source: The Sasse Life)
16. Turn Clothes Hangers Into Shoe Hangers
17. Screw Cheap Furniture Knobs Into Wood for a Necklace Holder
Click here for the full tutorial.
18. Use a Window Shutter as a Mail Holder
19. Stack PVC Pipe/Paint Cans as Shoe Storage
20. Cut Up an Old T-Shirt Into a Tie-Front Tank
21. Make a Lamp Out of a Water Jug and a Headlamp
22. Wrap a Scarf to Make a Draped Skirt
Click here for the full tutorial.
23. Turn Inexpensive Frames Into Chalkboard Signs
Paint the frames, and then paint the glass with chalkboard paint.
24. Color Your Shoe Soles With Nail Polish
Click here for the full tutorial.
25. Make a Stool Using Old Magazines, Two Belts, and a Pillow
26. Letter Bottles With a Hot Glue Gun
27. Sew Five Pillow Cases Together to Create a Body Pillow
28. Make a Braclet with String and Hexagonal Nuts
Click here for a more detailed tutorial.
29. Glue Corks into a Picture Frame to Make a Bulletin Board
30. Fill a Mason Jar With Christmas Lights
31. No-Sew Pillow Cover
This tutorial is taken from Organizeyourstuffnow.com, click here for the full tutorial.
We've got your WKND covered.
- Greece will decide on Sunday whether they will accept austerity measures as a condition of a bailout that may stave off an imminent financial and economic crisis.
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AUSTIN, Texas—The Thurgood Marshall Legal Society (TMLS) and Texas Appleseed will host a panel discussion analyzing the Supreme Court's recent review of diversity plans in public schools on Wednesday, Feb. 21, at The University of Texas School of Law.
The event, which is free and open to the general public and University community, will be held in the Francis Auditorium starting at noon. Lunch will be provided on a first-come first-served basis. In addition, attorneys may receive one hour of MCLE participatory credit at no cost.
The event, titled "Is Diversity in Public Schools Worth Pursuing? Exploring What the Law Allows," is co-sponsored by The University of Texas Division of Diversity and Community Engagement, and the American Constitution Society. Dr. Gregory Vincent, vice president of Diversity and Community Engagement at The University of Texas, will give opening remarks.
The panel discussion will focus on the relevance of the Supreme Court's review of Parents Involved in Community Schools v. Seattle School District No. 1 and Meredith v. Jefferson County Board, and the impact the Court's upcoming decision will have on the affirmative action debate. Both cases challenged whether public school officials have the authority to adopt policies designed to give students the benefit of learning in racially and ethnically diverse schools.
Moderated by Norma Cantu, a UT professor of law and education, the panel will include attorneys representing diverse viewpoints. Amy Magee, an attorney in TASB's legal department, will represent the Texas Association of School Boards (TASB). David Hinojosa, a staff attorney with the Mexican American Legal Defense and Education Fund (MALDEF), serves as lead counsel in a number of public school desegregation cases in Texas. MALDEF also filed an amicus brief in Parents Involved in Community Schools v. Seattle School District supporting the school district's right to use diversity plans.
Also on the panel is Sharon L. Browne, principal attorney with the Pacific Legal Foundation (PLF), who second chaired oral arguments for the petitioners in Parents Involved in Community Schools v. Seattle School District before the Supreme Court. She also authored the PLF's amicus briefs in the case and is leading PLF's own litigation against race-based student assignment policies in the Los Angeles Unified School District.
TMLS is the University of Texas chapter of the Black Law Students' Association, a national coalition of black law students with members from nearly every law school in the country.
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|Reviews for Match
| RedX9 chapter 1 . 11/14/2012
I love the descriptions here, especially for the tree
| She'sALady-SoTreatHerLikeOne chapter 6 . 10/4/2012
There should be a little more fear in Felicity and you should stick with a spelling of her nickname. Fell or Fel? The dialogue isn't bad. I feel bad for... Nelson... Neil! It was Neil... I think. Just kidding... Anyway, let's see what happens next.
| She'sALady-SoTreatHerLikeOne chapter 5 . 10/4/2012
Not bad. I see you went with the classic vampires and werewolves thing. Can't wait to see what you do with that. First time I've seen you underline something... Don't know how I feel about that.
| She'sALady-SoTreatHerLikeOne chapter 4 . 10/4/2012
Yes! A little longer than the last one. Not bad... You know from the other reviews what to do. Some parts were kinda "Eh" but not a bad chapter.
| She'sALady-SoTreatHerLikeOne chapter 3 . 10/4/2012
Not bad. Wish your chapters were longer, but at least there are more chapters. I don't think the guy could scream "Get off!" if she bit into his neck and he was pouring blood, but you've nailed me with this sort of thing so I'm going to shut up now. I like it. I like the blood. Hope the future chapters are like this, but longer.
| She'sALady-SoTreatHerLikeOne chapter 2 . 10/4/2012
Interesting chapter.
14. A close likeness of somebody or something.
| She'sALady-SoTreatHerLikeOne chapter 1 . 10/4/2012
Good idea, kind of used a lot, but not bad still. It stands out. This would make a good story, but yeah. I felt a mood. So, goal accomplished.
| MakaioRed chapter 4 . 9/5/2012
Now the story is getting really interesting. Kallista has a dark sense of humour, as do her brethren; betting whether the date would die before the first kiss.
| MakaioRed chapter 2 . 9/5/2012
Nine and ten, metaphorically. A vampire's mouth is forever destined to cast proposals to a victim's blood, whether in sickness or health, and the blood will always accept. Though a vampire's mouth is polygamist, and will seek another drinkable forever-never-after and seduce it with a bite of adoration.
| MakaioRed chapter 3 . 9/5/2012
"GET OFF." Now that seemed dirty, ha ha. Felicity is scary, I'd hate be on a date with her unless I was the same species.
| MakaioRed chapter 1 . 9/5/2012
Yes, I'd say goal accomplished. Very dark and moody. Poor date though, lol.
| AmericanBeauty-AmericanPsycho chapter 1 . 8/30/2012
[Quiet. Darkness. It was Friday night in downtown Rosshart.] - For trying to set the mood, this was a great start, really.
The mood was definitely set, but I think there wasn't enough between the characters to really put it out there. More description or speaker tags would have made it easier to follow.
| dokidokipanic chapter 4 . 8/7/2012
i love your charecters...seems like this would make a splendid anime!
| logan89 chapter 3 . 12/4/2011
Felicity vicious attacked on the boy took him by surprise and as he tries to fight her off with all his might. He falls down. Where is this laughter coming from that only Felicity can hear? Can not wait to find the answer to that mystery.
| Revenge Is Bliss chapter 2 . 8/18/2011
To make a suitable or pleasing combination, or put things together to make such a combination.
Why? She gets food, he supplies the food. It works, right?
And all of the wonderful words you combined to make this. ;)


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And having a powerful phone, every one expects it to have video calling in it.
No, my phones unlocked and I'm on my local network in India
Thanks dude, I was looking for video calling through network.
By the way even this app is useful. Thanks again for suggesting.
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About ITIS
What is ITIS?
The Illinois Teratogen Information Service (ITIS) is free statewide service that is financially supported by the Illinois Department of Public Health. ITIS provides information regarding all types of exposures during pregnancy, and is available to women who are pregnant or planning a pregnancy, fathers, physicians, and other health care providers in the State of Illinois.
ITIS is coordinated by a licensed Genetic Counselor/teratogen information specialist and is directed by a Board Certified Geneticist. Using a variety of resources, the staff collects, analyzes, and distributes information on known and/or potential teratogens. The information is based on current scientific data and the counseling is provided in a non-judgemental manner.
ITIS belongs to a group called The Organization of Teratology Information Specialists (OTIS). OTIS is an organization that serves to provide education, to conduct relevant research, and to support teratology information services throughout North America.
Our Goals:
- To provide counseling to patients and health care professionals about exposures related to pregnancy and breastfeeding, so they are able to make informed treatment choices.
- To reduce risks and decrease the number of preventable birth defects by educating the public and health care professionals about specific agents of concern.
- To empower patients with accurate information about the true risks of an exposure, thereby preventing unnecessary terminations of wanted pregnancies.
ITIS Staff
KRISTEN L. DIETER, M.S., C.G.C is a Genetic Counselor and the Coordinator of the Illinois Teratogen Information Service. She received a Bachelor of Science degree in biology with a concentration in genetics from the University of Kansas. Subsequently, she received a Master of Science degree in genetic counseling from Brandeis University. Kristen is a certified and licensed genetic counselor in the State of Illinois. Prior to her current position, she provided pregnancy risk assessments, care and support for families carrying high-risk pregnancies, as well as risk assessments, screening, and prevention counseling to those affected by cancer.
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Illinois Teratogen Information Service
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Dublin Park
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Designed for beginners - easily played with a midrange and a putter. Fun for advanced players using only putters. Hillside pin locations make putting a challenge.
Course Details
# Holes: 9
Target Type: Baskets
Tee Type: Natural
Course Length: 1,800ft
Alternate Length: 0ft
Hole Length: Under 300ft: 9 | 300 - 400ft: 0 | Over 400ft: 0
From Huntsville; Hwy 72 (University Dr.) west to Madison. Turn south on Hughes Rd. Go 3 miles to a left on Old Madison Pike, 0.5 mile to the park on the left. Follow road around to the 1st tee on the north side of the playground.
First Tee: (
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Email: Lavone Wolfe #580
Phone: 256-679-6400
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Course Reviews
by thediscinmusician on Dec 1, 2009 at 8:47pm
Unless you're a new player this course isn't for you. Every hole is under 300'.
PRO: Good variety of shots, but overall a very easy course. Could possibly play whole course with just a putter!
CON: Baskets are not that great quality.
Overall, good for a nice relaxing round or working on your short game.
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In a world causing our kids to grow up at a much younger age than ever before, upper elementary/lower middle school kids often get lost in the transition. Discover why it's important for your church to specialize in ministry for this... more
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Steps to help Christians move to maturity, service and then to multiplication more
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Everyone wants to be a great teacher. In our fast-paced world, it takes some new and some not-so-new skills to be a good Sunday School Teacher. Learn ways to maximize the limitited time all teachers have. more
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Emily Smith, Children's Associate at the SBTC, discusses developing Children's Leaders more
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Whooowhee! Whitey Morgan & the 78's are playing at Sam Bond's this week, and it's sure to be swingin'.
Music news & notes from down in the Willamette valley.
Crow Quill Night Owls are an old-timey band dealing with some 21st-century problems. The musicians, based in Port Townsend, Washington, are all set to launch a Kickstarter campaign for a new tour vehicle and to upload their latest record to Bandcamp — only problem is they can't get their computers to work.
On Nov. 3 1961, Dave Brubeck played at the UO's McArthur Court for $2.50. Less than a year later, Brubeck joined Tony Bennett for the White House Seminar American Jazz Concert with the Washington Monument as a backdrop. On May 28, 2013, Tony Bennett & Dave Brubeck: The White House Sessions, Live 1962 was released after over a half century forgotten in a vault.
Name a music biz award and young pro-bull-rider-turned-dusty-throated-troubadour Ryan Bingham has probably won it. His song "The Weary Kind," from the 2009 Jeff Bridges movie Crazy Heart, was awarded everything from an Oscar to a Grammy.
Friday night's concert featuring the impeccable guitarist Frank Vignola, a frequent and always welcome visitor who brings a duet partner, guitarist Vinny Raniolo. Proclaimed one of the finest ever by no less than the sainted Les Paul (his former touring partner), the versatile virtuoso can convincingly cover everything from Black Sabbath to Bach.
Eric Earley is of two minds when it comes to talking about the 10th anniversary of Blitzen Trapper's self-titled debut album.
Seattle has become a hip-hop factory — or at least hip hop with a PNW twist: Blue Scholars, Macklemore & Ryan Lewis, Wanz, Common Market, Grieves, Shabazz Palaces. And, like most hip-hop scenes, Seattle is dominated by male artists. Then there's THEESatisfaction.
Alternative rocker Laura Meyer calls it like she sees it. Religion, greed, life on the road and relationships all get their share of attention on her albums, and her observations will certainly get you thinking.
When there's a story — or an album's worth of stories — inside you, it's going to find a way to come out. For Vikesh Kapoor, the first several years of his life were spent playing piano. Then, an arm injury. He turned to photojournalism at Boston University.
Laura Cortese jumps genres like freight trains. The young fiddler has appeared alongside rockers like Band of Horses, Patterson Hood and Michael Franti, while her solo work is drenched in Americana and classical sensibilities.
With music institutions — especially those in less commercial genres — struggling musicians and fans have had to get social and entrepreneurial, increasingly relying on grassroots funding (through Indiegogo, Kickstarter and similar crowdsourcing sites) and informal venues.
It takes a special character to receive surprise fellatio onstage mid-performance (we're not making this up) and then keep performing. But I guess that's what happens when the majority of your lyrics focus on drugs, sex and the rockstar life (listen to the track "Die Like a Rockstar"). It's the nature of the provocative rap beast.
Love or hate Baz Lurhmann's The Great Gatsby, one of the most hypnotic scenes of the film is the first. There's no Leonardo DiCaprio or Carey Mulligan, simply the camera zooming in on the metallic, Art Nouveau Gatsby crest as The xx's "Together" pings with melancholy coolness.
After a week of trying to set up an interview with Les Claypool, the time and day was upon me. I was slightly nervous, but getting more so as each minute went by and the phone didn't ring. Les Claypool stood me up.
Music news & notes from down in the Willamette valley
Listening to the music of Trevor Powers, more widely known as Youth Lagoon, is not so much a psychedelic experience as it is an exploration of Powers' psyche.
Once upon a time bands could wait a few albums before having a hit — U2, REM and Nirvana among others. This allowed artists to grow, change and most importantly experiment. These days, with the great contraction of the music business, bands-without-hits are signed and dropped faster than ever; many are never signed at all.
With Jason Cowsill's most recent project, Troupe Carnivàle, he joins his wife, Jackie, for an exploration of the Vaudeville aesthetic drawing influence from Old West medicine shows.
Portland's The Quick & Easy Boys are bringing the party back to Eugene in celebration of their new record Make It Easy. The Boys' bread and butter is an infamously high energy live show.
For many, Sara Watkins will forever be associated with the bluegrass group Nickel Creek. This is understandable considering how popular the band was, but Watkins has been blazing a solo trail for the last six years straight into the midnight sun.
On May 14, just days after The Bad Plus shook The Shedd, another youngish ensemble that's reinventing jazz for a new era, Refuge Trio, plays the University of Oregon's Beall Concert Hall — where the trio's pianist, former UO piano prof Gary Versace, once dazzled Eugeneans a decade ago.
It's always a little bit of magic when two people can make music together that is larger than the sum of their individual parts. Such is the case with San Diego folk-pop duo The Lovebirds.


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5 Career Killers"Whatever happened to that guy? The guy that drew that thing?
Sound familiar?
Comic careers are like any other career in entertainment: if you don't stay relevant and adapt to a trend, you'll eventually peak and then bottom out. But there are more things that can help end a career. Here's a list of 5 that I've been thinking about lately.
The creator does something that somehow goes viral, turning his (or her) readers against him. Bad behavior at a convention, sexual harassment online, or a semi-racist Tweet made worse by bumbling attempts to correct it. Or maybe the creator gets blamed for something innocent: innocent comments taken out of context, or involvement in a controversial project that he had no say over. Whatever the case, "social media take-downs" can harm careers, leaving a permanent black mark on your career.
I imagine this one is the most common: no matter how hard you work—and no matter how much a
Brian Kesinger: Character Driven
Disney Artist Brian Kesinger on Creating Story through Character
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DAYTON - Aided by a grant, a local conservation group has been able to permanently protect streamside habitat near here.
Nearly two miles of both sides of South Patit Creek outside Dayton is now protected as the result of a conservation easement held by Blue Mountain Land Trust. A grant from the Washington Salmon Recovery Board funded the purchase of development rights on the property, said Tom Reilly, BMLT executive director.
In a release, Reilly said that besides the riparian zone along the creek, the easement encompasses 132 acres and protects high-quality wildlife habitat, a timber stand and open grasslands. The property supports dozens of wildlife species due to the landowners participating in a CREP (Conservation Reserve Enhancement Program) on part of the acreage, Reilly said.
A riparian restoration project jointly sponsored by the landowners, the land trust and the Confederated Tribes of the Umatilla Indian Reservation was planted last fall to provide streamside shade and improve fish habitat on the property.
"This is a beautiful piece of property on both sides of South Patit Creek, an important steelhead spawning and rearing stream. The landowners are committed to restoring native vegetation and maintaining the high quality fish and wildlife habitat. At the same time they have the opportunity to produce agricultural products off of the land. This acquisition is a win-win-win, for the landowners, the public and the resource" Reilly said.
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Royals' Maier beaned in face, suffers 3 broken bones
Updated: August 20, 2008, 10:47 PM ETAssociated Press
CLEVELAND -- Mitch Maier of the Kansas City Royals suffered three broken bones when hit in the face by a pitch from Cleveland Indians left-hander Zach Jackson in the fifth inning Wednesday night.
Maier was taken to a hospital for X-rays, which revealed the fractures below his right eye.
The 26-year-old returned to the Royals' clubhouse after Kansas City's 8-5 loss, his right eye swollen shut.
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Oklahoma State Cowboys vs. Louisiana Lafayette Ragin' Cajuns Picks: 2010 NCAA Football Betting
- Updated: October 6, 2010
Oklahoma State Cowboys
Louisiana Lafayette Ragin' Cajuns
Traveling to take on Sun Belt schools is always something dangerous for a BCS conference team to do, but that's the task that the Oklahoma State Cowboys are going to be in for on Friday night when they take on the Louisiana Lafayette Ragin' Cajuns at Cajuns Field in college football betting action.
There might not be an offense that has impressed more this year than that of Oklahoma State. The numbers that this team has been putting up week in and week out have been absurd. QB Brandon Weeden has thrown for 1,259 yards and 13 scores, while RB Kendall Hunter has rushed for 574 yards and eight TDs of his own. No one can stop WR Justin Blackmon either, as he has 34 catches, 558 yards, and nine scores in just four games! Needless to say, Okie State ranks in the Top 3 in the land in total offense (534.8 YPG), passing offense (364.8 YPG), and scoring average (52.2 PPG). Last week's 38-35 win over the Texas A&M Aggies was the "worst" offense output of the season. It wasn't the worst defensive performance, though. Another Sun Belt team, the Troy Trojans, nearly pulled off the upset in Stillwater earlier this year, losing 41-38.
The Ragin' Cajuns have to face the simple fact that they are outmatched in this game, and if they are going to stand a chance at pulling off the upset, they're going to need to be at the top of their game and be very, very lucky as well. The offense just isn't good enough to keep up with the Pokes, so QB Chris Masson is going to have to take good care of the football and not force any mistakes. He is completing 51.5 percent of his passes for 721 yards and does have a solid 5/1 TD/INT ratio on the season. However, he'll need some help at some point from at least one or two of his backs. This is a team that prefers to throw the football, and as a result, the leading rusher has just 153 yards. RB Kevis Streeter is averaging 7.7 YPC this year, which is nice, but he is the only man that has more than three carries this season that is averaging more than four yards per tote of the football. The defense has allowed 35.0 points per game this year as well, and the only time that a non-Sun Belt team was played, the Cajuns lost 55-7 to a 1-4 Georgia Bulldogs squad.
This might be the first time this year that the Pokes are going on the road, but we just can't see them struggling. This line sort of implies that the Cowboys are allowing at least four TDs on the day, and there just isn't enough offense there for the Ragin' Cajuns to pull that off, even at home. The best case scenario is a narrow cover for ULL. We'll back the team that isn't just "hoping" to hang on.
Selection: Oklahoma State Cowboys -24
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