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Peter Nero & Philly Pops Sing HOORAY FOR HOLLYWOOD! Concert 5/10, 13, 15-17
Peter Nero and the Philly Pops® celebrates the magic of movie music with Hooray for Hollywood! This special concert event honors the captivating movie music that has the uncanny ability to transport us to another place and time. With the Academy Award-winning scores of epic films and songs from dazzling Hollywood musicals, Jodi Benson (best known for her luminous performance in Disney's The Little Mermaid), Keith Buterbaugh, and The Voices of The POPS join Peter and The POPS for an evening that will have everyone singing "Hooray for Hollywood!"
Performances of Hooray for Hollywood! take place May 10 at 3:00 p.m., May 13 at 8:00 p.m., May 15 at 8:00 p.m., May 16 at 3:00 p.m., and May 17 at 3:00 p.m.
Peter Nero and the Philly Pops celebrates its 30th anniversary in the 2008-09 season. Since its inception in 1979, it has become one of America's premier pops orchestras, entertaining regularly sold-out audiences with an eclectic blend of jazz, classical, rock 'n' roll, big band, Broadway, and movie music with an impressive array of guest artists. The 2008-09 30th anniversary season is no exception, complete with the sounds of Broadway, Frank Sinatra, jazz, Hollywood, and other popular favorites.
"If the perfect pops conductor could be conjured, ... he might answer to this description," wrote Philadelphia Inquirer music critic Peter Dobrin. "Huge talent with polymath abilities and catholic tastes. Musician who actually enjoys giving audiences what they want. Plays piano like a dream. ... [H]e might look something like Peter Nero."
"Nero ... plays with the energy of a 20-year-old rock and roll drummer," noted the Palm Beach Daily News on March 26, 2008. "His Juilliard training shows in the cleanliness of his technique and in his control of the tone of the piano. His technical arsenal includes brilliant passage work, rapid bass lines, arpeggio-like figures ascending and descending, and subtle dynamic variations. His fast playing is thrilling, and his slow playing is marked by a beautiful lyricism."
"Nero's love for the idiom, of course, couldn't be clearer, and it's hard to fault his touch, tone production and technical facility, all bespeaking a high level of achievement," said David Adler of the Philadelphia Inquirer of Nero during a recent solo performance in April 2008.
"At a Pops concert, it's easy to get swept away by the crash of the orchestra or the dazzle of a guest artist, yet when Mr. Nero sits down to do what he does best, we can appreciate that all these things originate from the man on the piano bench," wrote Lindsay Warner of the Bulletin.
A two-time Grammy®-Award winner and 10-time nominee, Mr. Nero has built an impressive career as a conductor, arranger, composer, and master pianist. For his ability to pick just the right material, he most recently was dubbed "Dr. Feelgood." Named "the epitome of the Pops Conductor/Performer" by the Washington Post, Mr. Nero won the Grammy® Award for "Best New Artist" in 1961, another in 1962 for Best Performance and Arrangement by an Instrumentalist, and since that time has garnered 10 additional nominations and released 68 albums. He also possesses an Emmy for his participation in the NBC special "S'Wonderful, S'Marvelous, S'Gershwin," with Jack Lemmon as host.
Mr. Nero's recent guest performances include engagements with the Indianapolis Symphony, the National Arts Centre Orchestra in Ottawa, the Charlotte Symphony, the Buffalo Philharmonic, and the Baltimore Symphony, among others. On January 27, 2007, he performed at the Academy of Music 150th Anniversary Concert, joining rock icon Rod Stewart from the piano on "They Can't Take That Away from Me." Maestro Nero was a guest soloist on Mr. Stewart's second of four recordings, As Time Goes By ... The Great American Songbook, Vol. 2. Mr. Nero has made numerous television appearances on national networks as well as PBS. He is the recipient of six honorary doctorates and in 1999 received the Pennsylvania Distinguished Arts Award.
One of America's premier pops orchestras, Peter Nero and the Philly Pops was founded in 1979 under the musical leadership of Peter Nero, whose unique talents and innovative programming blending all musical genres have made their concerts widely popular in the pops world. POPS concerts run the gamut from great classics to jazz improvisation, big band to Broadway hits, ragtime to rock 'n' roll. Mr. Nero's participation as piano soloist has been received with boundless enthusiasm and acclaim. Guest artists-both established stars as well as outstanding new vocalists from Broadway and the concert stage-join The POPS each season. The Voices of The POPS, the resident vocal group, has become a member of the Philly Pops family as well.
Peter Nero and the Philly Pops is the Official Pops Orchestra of The Commonwealth of Pennsylvania and a significant part of Philadelphia's cultural scene. The POPS has produced continuously growing and loyal audiences and performs to regularly sold-out crowds as a resident company of The Kimmel Center for the Performing Arts.
Peter Nero and the Philly Pops has played a role in the City of Philadelphia's Fourth of July celebration for over 25 years. On July 3, 2008, for the fifth consecutive year, Peter and The POPS performed a free outdoor concert in front of Independence Hall. This immensely popular annual event, which includes a musical tribute to all branches of the armed forces, draws thousands of attendees. This year's concert also featured Peter and The POPS performing music for the wedding of premier historic re-enactors Ralph Archbold and Linda Wilde, better known to Philadelphians as Ben Franklin and Betsy Ross. On July 4, 2006, Peter Nero and the Philly Pops performed a free outdoor concert on the Benjamin Franklin Parkway. Their concert on the Parkway the previous Independence Day, featuring Sir Elton John, Patti LaBelle, and Bryan Adams, reached over a half million people. Other notables who have joined them for past city celebrations include James Earl Jones, Ossie Davis and Ruby Dee, Ray Charles, Boyz II Men, and Dionne Warwick.
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Sir Brian Edward Urquhart
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Commissioned with support from a group of private benefactors, 2002
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This portrait was painted entirely from life in a series of two hour sessions in the artist's Manhattan studio. Urquhart is depicted holding the blue helmet of the UN Peace-keeping Force which he helped develop. Characteristic of Pearlstein's approach to his subject, the sitter is cropped and looms large in the composition.

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Get used to it: Gonzalez is a wanted man
Moorad made that statement in an interview on Feb. 2. When it comes to the Padres' payroll, though, every day is Groundhog Day.
Moorad is sensitive to the continuing scuttlebutt that his partnership is underfinanced, and says he is on schedule to make the next installment payment on John Moores' ownership stake later this month. Moorad also projects payroll growth as his young ballclub matures, but that growth figures to be too gradual to accommodate a Gonzalez extension and certainly insufficient to keep up with the Steinbrenners.
If Adrian Gonzalez expects to be paid like Mark Teixeira, he's going to have to go somewhere else to get it.
"We are not going to comment on player negotiations," Hoyer said yesterday via e-mail. "Adrian is under contract for two more seasons with the Padres and ongoing dialogue about the status of extension discussions can only serve as a distraction to the team and to the player."
Technically, Gonzalez is locked up only through the 2010 season at a salary of $4.75 million. Though their decision appears to be virtually automatic, the Padres have yet to exercise Gonzalez's $5.5 million contract option for 2011. In the event of a trade, Gonzalez would be entitled to an additional $500,000.
In the event of a trade to the White Sox, Jake Peavy might be in line for a commission.
"It was definitely out of the blue," Gonzalez told the Union-Tribune's Chris Jenkins yesterday in Arizona. "Mainly, I was telling my wife, 'It's kinda nice to hear an ex-teammate think that highly of you to think you can help their team.' But I can't control any of that. That's not a subject I'm gonna talk about because it's not something in which I'm involved …
"I'm gonna tell everybody the same thing, because it's the truth: I don't have any control over it. You can come and ask me, but you're not gonna get anything out of me, because I'm not the guy to talk to. You want to talk about my situation with the team, talk with Jed (Hoyer) and the guys up there, because I've got no say in it."
If he's looking for Teixeira money, that's about all that needs to be said. The Padres have never played in that league, and are unlikely to start now.
"You always shoot high and adjust to the marketplace," John Boggs said. "Who knows what might happen? When Jeff (Moorad) was in Arizona, everyone thought the Diamondbacks had no money, and they signed (Troy) Glaus and Russ Ortiz.
"Who knows? He might be saving something."
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Simpson, IJA; Woolrich, MW; Schnabel, JA; (2011) Probabilistic segmentation propagation from uncertainty in registration. In: Proccedings Medical Image Analysis and Understanding (MIUA), 2011.
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In this paper we propose a novel approach for incorporating measures of spatial uncertainty which are derived from non-rigid registration, into propagated segmentation labels. In current approaches to segmentation via label propagation, a point-estimate of the registration parameters is used. However, this is limited by the registration accuracy achieved. In this work, we derive local measurements of the uncertainty of a non-rigid mapping from a probabilistic registration framework. This allows us to consider the set of probable locations for a segmentation label to hold. We demonstrate the use of this method on the propagation of accurately delineated cortical labels in inter-subject brain MRI using the NIREP dataset. We find that accounting for the spatial uncertainty of the mapping increases the sensitivity of correctly classifying anatomical labels.
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Washington -- Memphis International Airport has enough planes but not enough passengers. That's the reason a Federal Aviation Administration official said yesterday Memphis was knocked out of the running for the first 15 installations of a potential life-saving new radar system, even though one FAA study placed it eighth on the list of deserving airports for safety reasons. But now a group of congressmen is questioning whether the Reagan administration will ever let the FAA build more than 15 of the terminal Doppler radar systems, which cost about $5.5 million apiece.
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Six Memphis and Shelby County high schools held commencement exercises last night. St. Thomas Academy exercises were held at St. Thomas Church. Exercises were held at the school by East, Bartlett, Collierville, Oakhaven and Mitchell Road.
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I am sorry to say this but I read the comments and I am not better informed. Has someone practiced with him, fought him, or taught him? I know Mr. Janich is part of the International Close Combat Instructors Associataion, same as Charles Nelson, the late Rex Applegate, Mr. Leonard Holifield, and Motosada Mori.
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There are (much) better systems out there, but Janich's book is probably one of the better ones in print. He gives some decent drills against resistance. The best printed material I've seen on knife was probably the late Sonny Umpad's old "Balisong" book, but I've never seen that in a store. And even that book sort of paled in comparison to what the Corto Cadena folks actually do in training.
As to the other stuff out there one of the Pekiti groups had some knife tapes that I heard were pretty good, but Bill McGrath pulled them after cops found copies of the tapes at the site of a biker gang raid.
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I have read a couple of his books. As mentioned, he has some good info and some stuff I would never train.
His material has the same problem as 95% of "knife training" out there; it's too complicated to work (to "martial artsy") and doesn't take into account "realistic" training methods.
I'll vouch for Spyderco and Sal Glesser until someone shows me reason to do otherwise. Sal is the real deal when it comes to engineering knives and tools. Spyderco has created the most difficult and most revolutionary kind of innovations--the ones that look so simple after someone else comes up with them that you feel stupid for not seeing it before. Stuff like drilling a large hole in a humpbacked folding knife blade.
Sal's motto at Spyderco is "Integrity means doing the right thing even when nobody is looking" and to my knowledge that's the way most in the industry would agree he runs things. Spyderco's involvement with Michael Janich tells me (with my admitted bias toward taking Spyderco's word for it) that people at Spyderco think Janich is the real deal. They could be wrong, but they don't think he's Bullshido.
I believe Janich is a proponent of "bio-mechanical cutting." I'm skeptical as to whether I could make this work, but I don't know that he can't make it work. Coincidentally, he's got an article in SWAT this month. I haven't read it, but it has pictures of "our hero" using a small fixed blade against a large monkey-wrench and attacking the limb.
My kid got a telescope for Christmas so now we're going to go look at Jupiter. Later maybe I can post a bit of what Janich is writing today. Still won't tell us what some of you want to know, though.
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Just for the sake of argument, suppose he just plain doesn't care?
In fact, take it a little further. Suppose Josh Bartlett was bald on top . . . . or suppose next year Fedor decides to grow his hair out and nothing comes in on top. He'll just look like a slightly pudgy, humorless gym teacher in street clothes.
Actually, since you brought up the Gracies, we should consider Carlson Gracie and Carlson Jr. I have one of the old Extreme Fighting events on DVD where Carlson Jr. fought. He looked soft and pudgy compared to the other fighters in that event and also had the awesome reverse mohawk going on.
Now I'm off to the bathroom to shave my head. That way I can be a badass--I'll have a bald head (not balding, that's sissy stuff), no glasses, prickly beard . . . . I still need tattoos and some Tapout shirts, maybe a TUF beanie, but everybody has room to grow as a fighter. Hopefully the blue belts will cut me some slack when they see what a badass I am.


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Rony Paz and colleagues from the Weizmann Institute of Science in Rehovot, Israel, repeatedly played one of two tones to volunteers. One group heard a tone followed by an unpleasant smell, the other a tone followed by a pleasant, melon-like odour. The team then tested how well each person could distinguish between the tones they had heard and similar sounds.
On average, those who had heard the sound that was followed by an unpleasant smell performed worse at this task. The effect persisted 24 hours later.
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This makes sense from an evolutionary point of view, says Paz. "If you hear a lion and you see a zebra get eaten, that should be enough for you to know that a lion is bad and to avoid it." If you subsequently hear a different lion, you want your system to respond quickly to the threat rather than try to distinguish between the two lions.
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Paraphimosis is where the foreskin is retracted behind the glans and gets stuck this is an emergency situation and must be resolved as soon as possible to prevent loss of the glans and possibly penis because blood circulation is cut off. If you look in this thread http://www.mothering.com/discussions/showthread.php?t=764732 and scroll down to the paraphimosis section there is detailed instructions in the links on how to resolve paraphimosis without circ and hopefully without to much trauma.
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There is one more kind of phimosis that is frequently forgotten and dismissed- but it's listed in the AAP circumcision policy statement- it's the iatrogenic kind - post circumcision phimosis- which occurs when the penis pulls back into it'sd shortened skin sleeve (sometimes cause by chubby baby pubic fat) and the circumcision scar winds up infront of the glans rather than on the shaft of the penis- this scar can become inelastic and constricted. So even circumcised boys can suffer from phimosis.
Interestingly- this study says it happens in 2.9% of circumcised boys- a rate higher than the total rate of circumcision complications the AAP "owns up to" in their statement listing twenty named complications- including meatal stenosis that happens to 8-9% of circumcised boys. So right here with phimosis and meatal stenosis we have over 10% complication rate and still haven't counted the other 18 issues. What's up AAP? How can you give an estimate of less tha n half of one percent in the presence of numbers like these?
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Freya launched in April 2012. As with all Viking ships and any line's river cruise ship its size and shape were limited by the rivers it would sail and any locks on those rivers. The ships must be slim enough for river channels with ships passing in both directions and low enough to pass under bridges. That leaves no room for most of the basic amenities on oceangoing cruise ships.
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My cruise was in April, when we had mostly cold and sometimes rainy mornings and a few sunny afternoons. We spent little time in the lounge chairs on the top deck.
The wheelhouse sank so smoothly, so quietly, that I didn't even notice it was happening. I turned to see how close we were to the first bridge of our cruise and was surprised to see the wheelhouse, which is on scissor jacks, six to eight feet lower than it had been just a few minutes earlier. The prow of the Viking Freya nosed under the bridge just then, and a tall passenger on tiptoe touched its underside as we glided through.
With that passage, we sailed from Germany into Austria. Our first castle nothing as big as what the word "castle" implies to us non-monarchists was not far off. Accustomed to the monotonous stretches of blue on ocean cruises, I soaked up the views: small villages, old stone bridges and abutments, the ruins of castles and fortresses, steeples peeking above ridges.
The newsletter said we would go through several locks that night, and later I would awaken to grinding noises, look out my veranda door and see the walls of a lock, stained by Danube waters, towering above me.
We had boarded late the day before in Passau, a medieval town at the confluence of the Danube, Inn and Ilz rivers, then spent our first full day of the cruise there. On such a small ship, a sense of camaraderie developed quickly.
A walking tour took us through the historic center of town to St. Stephen's Cathedral, where we learned the differences between Baroque, Gothic and Rococo architecture. Bits of that lesson would repeat throughout the cruise, as we visited church after church.
After lunch back on the ship, some of us set off on our own explorations. I visited the Passau Glass Museum, which claims to have the world's largest collection of European glass. Others climbed a hill to a 13th century castle that overlooks the town.
Now it was dinnertime. Viking ships have only one dinner seating in the main dining room, and a lighter menu in the indoor/outdoor Aquavita Terrace one deck above, but dinner hours in both are roughly the same. The ships have no place for late-night burgers and ice cream.
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The old "I thought it was my house" story has made a comeback. Scott Timmins of the AHL's San Antonio Rampage reportedly went down that road early Monday morning, as KENS 5 in San Antonio is reporting that the 23-year-old broke into a family's home after leaving a bar and took a seat on the couch. Homeowner Benjamin Garza, who was not home at the time, was none too pleased. His three children and wife were in the house alone. Garza said his wife discovered Timmons on the couch and asked him who he was, to which he responded, "Don't worry about that." "He was yelling, 'What are you doing in my house,'" Garza told KENS 5. "My wife said, 'You need to get the hell out of here.'" Garza said his wife called 911 and then him. When he finally met Timmins face-to-face, he let him know how fortunate he was that the man of the house was not home when he decided to come in uninvited. "You're lucky I wasn't here because I would've put a bullet between your eyes and it would've been over for you," Garza said he told Timmins. "My first instinct was to beat the hell out of him. He needs to pay for what he did, traumatizing my family like that." Police said Timmins was so heavily intoxicated that he was barely able to stand and did not remember how he got into Garza's home. He did admit that he had been out drinking with some teammates, but added that he thought he was in his own home. Timmins has been charged with criminal trespass. Hey, at least he thought it was his own house. That's a better explanation than the one this guy gave when he broke into an MLB general manager's home last November. H/T Puck Daddy Related posts: Jason Terry broke every broom in his house to avoid a sweep by the Thunder Did Joe Paterno Sell His House to His Wife for $1 to Avoid Civil Lawsuits? Man Breaks into White Sox GM Ken Williams' House, Drinks Beer and Relaxes
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'Women' Trouble: FOX Shakes Up Summer Schedule Again
The cause for the network's juggling appears to be the latest yanking of the unscripted drama "When Women Rule the World." Originally ordered and shot early last year, the series was scheduled first for a nebulous midseason slot, then set for March, then pulled, then set for June and now it's vanished entirely.
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Starting on Monday, June 2, FOX will be airing encores of
That means that "House" is vacating the Tuesday 8 p.m. hour, which will be filled by new episodes of
Wednesday nights will remain unchanged for the summer, starting with on May 28 with the second half of the two-night, four-hour
Thursday was supposed to be the summer home of "Moment of Truth," but with the lie detector series shifting to Tuesdays, new episodes of "Are You Smarter than a 5th Grader" will premiere on June 12, leading into the "So You Think You Can Dance" results shows.
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cleanrat Jan 10, 2009 Rating: 0
Sorry if it is him. Just didn't look like him, especially in a rash vest and with no red or ripcurl stickers on board.
erle_vaughan Jan 4, 2009 Rating: 1
If it was jbay then 98% chance he would be wearing a full wetsuit... and i agree that it is frankie... looks like possibly 4-5years ago.
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Hahaha very amusing Paolo.....I checked and both pics of Frankie are different pics of him riding the barrel at totally different times. If the SAME pic appeared twice for two locations my bad, have a slow internet connection. But i doubled checked and theyre two totally different pics but same guy. As for cleanrat if the pic is not of Frankie would you mind telling me who it is, cause to tell you the truth it was taken at a spot around the corner from Scottburgh and I took it.
cleanrat Dec 21, 2008 Rating: 0
It's not Frankie either.
Paolo Serzio Sep 14, 2008 Rating: 0
I smell a RAT ? - this photo appears in J.bay as a 'J.BAY photo ' ( of the same dude ) AND it features on the South Coast of Durban as a 'South Coast photo '( of the same dude ) ????????? - what's up ' Have a Look ' ? - scamming the brothers huh ? -


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Well, I started my first curing fire today. :D Its been burning for about 10 hours now, and my wife is not happy anymore.:( She said the inside of our house smells like a campground. She said I should have warned her...How the heck was I supposed to know the smoke would go in the house? I've never used a WFO before.
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How bout keeping the windows and doors shut while curing.
The oven will cook better, it won't complain, and will be around for years.
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Thanks Dave! Now thats what I call some sound, but funny advice.
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and please don't tell mine! ;)
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Where's your oven in relation to your house???
What curing strategy areyou using....? Keep detailed records/postings.
Re: Up in smoke?
Try burning really dry wood. It will put out very little smoke -- and it's a lot cheaper than changing wives (or husbands, as the case may be).
Your oven definitely should not smell like a campground!
Re: Up in smoke?
That could be it, wood might not be dry enough. I'm burning a combination of Modesto Ash, Fruitless mulberry and plum. My oven is 10' away from house, and I am using the curing method where I maintain first day fire at 300, second day at 350, third at 500, fourth at 600 then 700 on fifth. I think thats all it takes. I kind of messed up today, the fire was not getting hot enough, so I added a couple logs at once, and temperature of top of dome shot up to 580, yikes! Other than that, I've maintained it between 220 and 330. I didn't add thermocouplers, so I am only using an IR gun to measure temperature. The IR gun works great. I tested it against my bbq grill yesterday.
Re: Up in smoke?
2nd day of curing is going much better. I followed your Advice James. Last night, I put several logs in the oven and let them dry out with the retained heat. I just didn't have it in me to watch the fire over night. I got a late start today, 7 am, and so far the house does not smell like a campfire.
Re: Up in smoke?
The house I grew up in had huge Modesto Ash trees in the front and back gardens. Great tree.
Can you feel the oven drying out -- and becoming easier to fire and heat up. Toward the end, I think you will feel it jump forward; ready to go.
Re: Up in smoke?
I'm loving it. I just read a post on "dirty steak." I just might try cooking those in the oven today. I wanted to wait for pizza, but its really hard letting the oven heat up for nothing.
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