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CSN Washington dot com after the loss to Golden State John Wall admitted he let his teammates down after receiving two technicals and a subsequent injection. So to make it up to his teammates. He came out against the Memphis Grizzlies and went for a career high. 47 points -- -- or Randy Wittman only had nine players available John put this entire franchise. On his back. This. It charges in his own the name referenced Riverside Sunday. Positively resume its influence in the first quarter and knew that going -- on our -- coach of our team raises grow me. And that is just taking care of them and assistant -- -- May -- sensibly -- -- It was a great performance you know. Is their little close friend whom. Just disagree -- pick up the slack for all -- -- some guys just sort of -- to play the same confidence was it playing you know. Of course I was going in my teammates -- did you ever get me open and he's in 2000 into the -- and there. -- can -- -- team as there is that they're McCain at 21 McCarty made big shots they're ready to achieve it and he's going to. John had everything on display in his basketball bag on this evening especially in the fourth quarter when he played all twelve minutes scoring seventeen of his 47 points. This afternoon criticisms of people wondering if he is indeed the franchise player. Don't really understand what he went through this year I mean it's. You know it's tough tough to sit for three and a half months and not do anything. And -- and I giving the doctor says you complain and I throwing tools. In an NBA game when your Serena have much Suton laying on the couch like you and I do for three and a half months. You need bomb bonds and whatever the hell -- we're we're doing. Mean. And then they you know wherever I was world Boise -- down and YZ. Doing -- a lot. It's hard. I give the kid a lot of credit. -- he took it like a duck with water going down his back he win that Jim and he worked in -- worked in the worked. 82 where he got himself I mean he's just now getting into basketball shape. The work that he did all summer leading up to his injury in September you know start to pay off he's continuing to do that work now. So he's 42. So I I think we're begin to see who Joseph Walton. Wall hopes to take this momentum now it's Oklahoma City Wednesday. Against him in the -- Russell Westbrook. At the Verizon Center Chris Miller CSN Washington. CSN Washington dot com.
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Beltway Baseball: Why Strasburg will be just fine
Thu, 9 May 2013
CSN Washington dot com. Are welcomed the beltway baseball here on CSN Washington dot com on chase Hughes and mark Zuckerman. And mark we've been through a month and a few weeks or overly down here. And the nationals as a team having kinda inconsistent but one thing that is really travelling fans and people around league starting to notice is it consistency of Stephen Strasburg. The numbers aren't that far off from what we've seen but it anyone who's watched him over the last few years and tell maybe there's something something a little bit off he's having trouble finding the strike zone. What do you make of the situation and do you think it is that they concern yeah I mean the thing is like you said the numbers don't look. It that far off feeds the pitching. for big league pitcher but he set such a high bar for so we've come to expect so much. Patted him it just doesn't quite look like what you expected the biggest thing is fastball command. You know he's not. Throwing strikes getting ahead in the count. The way it did it was so amazing about him as a rookie when he came back originally from the Tommy John surgery was the fact that. He could be a power pitcher while still having excellent coming that deadly combination. Just not quite there yet. Curve balls still excellent still excellent. I think you're seeing signs of improvement I think he's getting there but he still working on to think that it's mechanical mostly. And they they seem to determine and it's not physical it's mormons and you can see it on the on the field he's the body language that. He's impatient he gets frustrates easily and this just a matter of him being such a perfectionist. He's not used to not being great. He's used to being great not just good right exactly and I think that's that next step and take if he's really gonna become an ace of the World Series contender. It's about hey it doesn't matter what happens behind him Doesn't matter what run support I the umpire and I'm gonna go out I'm gonna beat no matter We're seeing there and do that right now I think it's time for Strasburg if he really wants to become an elite. Top. The line pitcher. That's what he needs you now quickly another guy who's had trouble as you can also I think might be a little bit more of a concern is his command has been quite there. I think it's curve ball isn't quite as sharp as it was last year this is something that might he might work out the kinks out. But he has been pride stuff yeah I mean an more erratic certainly had some fantastic start and that's really troubling ones I think his last start Pittsburgh may have been a turning point for them. Got a huge jam in the first inning lead off home runs very first pitch then he loads the bases. Nobody out. Battle back and get out six straight after that I can almost see a little something clicked inside and minutes that. Maybe this you Ozzie admitted afterwards and younger version him would have melted there. Let it spiral out control. That might be assigned an comes back next time that made it a big turning point mark let's talk about the catching situation we're moving through May and so far Davey has. Rotated kind of alternated and depending on the edge depending on the he said that at some he's gonna have to make a decision we saw over the weekend go back to back with Ramos. At some point. Maybe you and you think we're gonna see him go with the primary catcher I think so maybe not a true number one in the and a guy you know catching you know once or twice a week and I think he does. Number one wanna play the hot hand whoever it is. I think he hopes its problems he understands that everyone understands. That Wilson Ramos has higher ceilings and Kurt Suzuki put the whole package together offensively defensively he can do more so I think you're gonna start to see that. It Suzuki gets hot they'll play obviously. I think the preference be for to ultimately take over. I went into the numbers last week how the pitching staff has done with Suzuki and For some reason everybody but you done way better with over the past few seasons in their career ERA is. Are better with him in their career marks I don't I don't know I can't tell you why that is but that's the case yeah and I the pictures all insist they'll have both guys I don't know if there even where it. Yzerman tops they had success with Suzuki and it's amazing stats that would certainly something overtime that you have to look him. Now as we're getting close to the middle of may what we take stock with the division first the Braves came out really hot out of the gate. It was it was really at the point were you thinking all right who's gonna slow him down or what's gonna slow them down they didn't seem to have a weakness whatsoever. The nationals. Meanwhile your 500. But as they're starting to get things going they're not that far behind it could be much worse at this point oh absolutely mean if the nationals. Figure that April was their worst month but that's as bad against them they're going to be all right because they hover around 500. And the rays came back to earth and what's it was gonna happen next maybe not. To this extent you're surprised by that we're gonna play 900 ball. All right I think it was twelve and when you start here to me what's interesting is all of a sudden they're closer Craig Kimbrel. Most dominant closer in baseball last year and the first month this year he's blown three saves in days yeah giving up home runs. That's. Staggered problem right there I mean who knows just a blip. Or something long term about but also without Johnny Panthers won their top. Setup men and PG beaches and come back and just came back Heyward been out for a while there. BJ Upton knocked off to a good start the play and they got a lot of weapons are they're going to be good. Long term but they may not be quite easily as we and BJ Upton has been really bad and having having gas was really early on but. he's not looking like the next Mike Capps at this point about one thing I think it's interesting as the two best guys I think in their offense have to look at the numbers today. They've been Justin Upton and Chris Johnson who of course were with the team much yeah exactly they talk on all the offseason moves it made it mentioned Johnson as much damage in the Upton Brothers that night do you think getting Freddie Freeman back to deal with me that isn't fantastic all around first baseman. The Braves are going to be fine long term this can make good race really do believe that. 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Beltway Baseball: Reader questions
Thu, 9 May 2013
CSN Washington dot com. Thanks for clicking here on CSN Washington dot com your watch him beltway baseball it's a season marks the mark it's time for reader questions and I think we got some really good ones this week. The first one from Eric he asks. What are the chances that the league has figured out and or Strasburg and that. Maybe that is contributed to their early season struggles. If that has been going on could changeup the reactions that yeah that's a good question we talk about Strasburg are others segment and I think there's a little bit of the league start to figure him out. But certainly not as intimidated by him. As a maybe it will when he first came out but I think if Strasburg he's so good that he. conference itself can locate his fastball he's going to be just fine opposite Kerr our tests I still so fastball straighten out he's going to be fine. He little more instinct question to me because here's a guy who was new the National League last year whoever went way. Maybe there is little bit more of a book coming out on him his last Pittsburgh was that he got that big jam early. Got out of it and one of the reasons got out it was because change. It doesn't throw a whole lot pass to Tony Wilson Ramos calling for. And insisting on a deal with but he talked and it's not like it's I'm walker out right but he trusted Ramos. Started making some good pitches getting some outs and also and I think you may see some more of that from him down the road it's again. It's all about adapting his pitchers. Baseball's all about adjustments. Pictures investigators because of the pitchers. The more they see you at Wimbledon and you you have to learn how to adjust to that and it got out on the road. That's his thing and think about GO looking back at that trade most of the guys they sent the other way didn't have really worked is kind of favored Houston right now. And Norris is is pretty pretty decent and they got little on the loan is really right now I don't know if you've seen or he's the one that was kind of an afterthought at that time but he he's very polished. Mean I ever be an ace is good solid back pace now or stick with the rotation for the second question really good question in my opinion by Murray the red. Says the one through five rotation it is clear now that they are not the best to worst quarters they should be. Will that be corrected and if so how. And how do you guys see the best course for well let's start with that first part you know everyone makes it's a big who's number one number 2345. Other than the first week of the season and they want to get to the playoffs. It really matter nobody now you don't mind guys that thing and you are number one vs there when it has off days rain outs. You know it throws off so you don't make midseason adjustments that unless one guy is so bad that you think you need to skip his turn. And I don't think there. There but. The way it's staked out so far this year you have to see Jordan Zimmermann is their number one right right now no disrespect to see Strasburg. But towards has pitched like an ace and real team. At the moment he's like. Among the leaders in. We NCR a whip and you have to consider him for the all star game starter. And long way to go obviously I think you have to put number one if it were right now. You goes if they started a playoff series this weekend I think towards me it was game one. It probably still put Strasburg threw just because as we used yet and maybe that I was three because he's been a more consistent you Gonzales. Yeah I think that's the way ago parent I know is listed as the as the recently but that weather started so hot I think he would pride but he bumped up in the rotation as well. Third question is from three on two out. Says what is your prognosis or into any random will he stay in the minors. 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And he when he came up he showed signs stating that there were a little things defense that I'm miscues base running miscues. That just. Proved pretty clearly that he just needs more and he point out it was a great thing that he mentioned off on his last 8% back down he can understand how much more they think here. It's not just about who's the most talented there's a lot of thought processes in it for pitchers. It's something he's dollars and everybody have to learn and you only get that experience. CSN Washington dot com.
Boston Marathon runner Rachel Ackerman describes her experience on Monday
Tue, 16 Apr 2013
CSN Washington dot com Rachel first or by. Describe to the viewers just fit the moments leading up to the ovaries and just describe what the city of Boston was like it. Yeah I got in net and a couple might be further and I went to the accident to pick up my number and that's always really exciting as spenders I'm a lot of great GNC. All the different people who learn there are just getting ready. I'm driving ever wearing their shirts ended the reeling me I have it I made stayed at my college which is happening before. They're racing in the morning and she lives by the starting lines there's lots of people coming in and out and just eating and chatting and talking about so happy it's so much cooler than last years and have there which is 9089 degrees that. And it's really just a beautiful start lots of green energy and Dan and look like it was going to be really fantastic and. The race starts. You finished you feel like triumph celebration. Over the training you put into it. Walk us through the events that led up to at the 250 mark of the race when you first heard the explosion. Yeah that you know I had it finished there is am I name's Wayne and got my bag and changed and then masters checking on and I relations and some time know my time. Yeah I was safety hair and and with getting text messages about that I was on the on the get together with them and you know. I can't go at those walking. Toward the start line to cheer on other people who we're finishing and I think that's the greatest part of that. to get to theater and I'm excited and and ran that slant and yet going toward the finish line. I heard. Allowed explosions. Heard in Ireland. And I way. Got out there and tactically. And where are starting to from where it finished out toward where. Luckily you got a chance to call your father right away a lot of fuel didn't get an opportunity because a frantic situation that's going on. What did you see eighty your dad at the time to get a chance talked to. I was terrified and I hung up with my friend and I immediately called my father and I expect that I have no idea what's going on I just heard explosions I'm pretty I was crying on the and I think you need to look on the and Tommy what it is. And then I was completely. Panicked. And I say and just started walking away from them. The and I looked around I thought I mean I was filed a big buildings and not have to just keep walking away from us and I just kept going. Torre. Out outside of the immediate downtown area and it it just out. I mean just you know when did you. Feel like something wasn't right you heard the first explosion and I think fifteen seconds later was the second one was at that second one when you're like OK something's not right he. I think it was the second it sounded like it had been anything that I had heard before learn and it didn't found the car backfiring someone spending he was a transformer. Exploding like that I've heard before and telling Amy could have been but when I saw people running. And looking frantic and ask them. Everyone kind of stopped being looking very perplexed that was probably not we ever in fear of your life. I was very panicked when it happen and I don't know if I was in fear of my Iowa I think I was just so you know. Going I was a little bit in shock I think I am. Was very and I was. Very aware. Began large buildings around me and if these whereupon I think what were they trying to get to get. As far away from this buildings. I think I was more. Panic because I was five I was had not yet met up with friends with me later so I kind of self. I'm trying to get somewhere and that part it's with the scary for me thing I've been in touch with people or where to go or what to do you. Clearly from. Listen to the president and the FBI. This is a terror event the question I think many people wanted to know from people experience it is your marathon runner. Will you do it again and now when you are in public places does this change how you go about your daily life. If they're really. It's a really good question. I I think you know. Part of the thinking part of what I love about running marathons is that anybody can do and it's a gathering I mean this again and Aaron from around the world from across the country. And I am. You know I I You know of course run another marathon and I I would even do Boston again I mean that I just think it's so. Horrific that. It's it's now going to be a place that is. thought of as a target but there's going to be have to increase security act and holiday things when usually. Speculate and in Boston it's a sad day when everybody in the community comes together and you know knowing that workers schooler. Things like that and and you know I am I winning at a I would not run again because I think that would be. Giving in to look at you sure this 2013. Boston Marathon when you put this shirt back on again whenever that is. What is going to be the first thing you think about. You know when I when I put it on today I had read a lot of posts about everyone should Wear their shirt today in honor. Everybody and Bob and in the marathon and that's an injury and you know I usually just use either their regular running sure I don't know it's that really it's a related question but it was nice today even at the aircraft coming over just to see everybody. In there marathon. much more quiet in the heat and it has had been last year and that it was just in the community. I'm feeling that everybody was kind of rally around it. in with this. Yesterday while we saw terror. Tragedy we saw the American spirit once again. Coming to the forefront watching people not just run away people were running towards in helping what would you remember most about what happened yesterday. You know having Adam. Having not know quite is going nine I was really struck by people who and having myself in those moments I was really struck by people who are trying to help. help everyone out I know I was. I'm walking you wonder action there is stamina liking to go find your family it's a family meeting and that's like now. But an and then another group like you're just gonna keep walking with us and tell. We figure out where to go and I went into a restaurant with my phone battery was the people there. I'm in by and they kept the computers. On everything in that that theory you know either. and restaurant wearing you know inviting people to sit with them and you know you know Guinea tees and greens and just constantly checking and then and thought that was really great I thing. And to of course see all of us stories about people who cross the finish line and then when he gave turned right around London and went back and how I thought was really unbelievable. behalf of all of were glad your safe. And we hope this doesn't deter you. From running another marathon especially going back to Boston thanks so much thinking. CSN Washington dot com.
Caps go up two with Erat's first goal with the Capitals
Tue, 16 Apr 2013
CSN Washington dot com. You definitely overload to play here from fans was intercepted. On the world confronted outlined that the flyers. OK. Okay yeah under the clocks and even street. Nice little. It comes we'll be coming into this line near the end. You go into the net whether it's the kind of guy that can get lax in. Whose it's. Yeah nice deflection on the backhand. Great when Alex Ovechkin. And its fifth goal of the season. CSN Washington dot com.


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Omen of Pestilence is a ground-targeted area of effect and summons a minion.
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Omen of Famine is a single-target ability and summons a minion.
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Comedy Central's Stephen Colbert is the surprise guest at this year's House Democratic retreat, Democratic Caucus Chairman Xavier Becerra told members on Thursday according to a source.
Colbert was invited by Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi, her office confirmed. While Pelosi has been interviewed by Colbert on his show, 'The Colbert Report,' in the past, this time she will conduct a question and answer session in front of an audience of Democratic members.
Colbert's character on his show is a conservative pundit.
"We assume this is Stephen Colbert's attempt at bipartisanship," said Pelosi spokesman Drew Hammill.
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Elizabeth Bridges Boensch, of Mount Pleasant, and Frank Aaron Kline, also of Mount Pleasant, were married April 11, 2013, at The Island House on Johns Island. The outdoor ceremony was officiated by A Cranwell Boensch, great uncle of the bride. Ceremony music was provided by Classical Charleston and Jimmy Ryan on bagpipes.
The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Cranwell Boensch of Mount Pleasant. She is the granddaughter of Dr. and Mrs. Frank Neville Boensch of Mount Pleasant, and the late Mr. and Mrs. William Ray Berry of Columbia, S.C. She is a graduate of Wando High School and received a Psychology degree from the College of Charleston, with a minor in Art. She is employed as a therapist with the Aspire Clinic.
The groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Lewis Edgar of Mount Pleasant, and the late Mr. Larry Harold Kline of Charleston. He is the grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Lewis Edgar, Sr of Easley, S.C., and the late Mr. and Mrs. Frank M. Kline of Charleston. He graduated from Wando High School and the University of South Carolina cum laude with a triple major of Finance, Marketing and Management, and a BA in Business Administration. He is the Executive Chef at Acme Lowcountry Kitchen on the Isle of Palms.
The bride wore a strapless lace gown by Justin Alexander. She wore her mother's veil and carried a bouquet of white tulips and hydrangea.
Maid of Honor was Samantha Leigh Boensch, sister of the bride.
Bridesmaids were Elizabeth Guerry Shepard, Hibernia Langley Simpson, Ann Swanson Anderson, Eleanor Alexis Ede, Jess Salinitro, all friends of the bride, and Sarah Elizabeth McLaulin, cousin of the bride. Flower Girls were Bridie Boensch and Kathryn Boensch, also cousins of the bride.
Bob Edgar, father of the Groom, was best man. Groomsmen were Jordan Randolph Bowers, Robert Davis Simons, Rodger Frederick Tully, Collin Graham Watts, Gabriel Cannon Magee and Justin David Coleman, all friends of the groom. Ramsay McCulloch Boensch and Landon Harmon Berry, cousins of the bride, served as ring bearers.
A rehearsal dinner was given by the parents of the groom at Carolina's Restaurant.
Following a wedding trip to Jamaica, the couple will live in Mount Pleasant.
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The Hilton Sandestin Golf Resort & Spa may be nearing 30 years old, but an upcoming $10 million renovation is designed to make sure no one can tell.
The Hilton recently announced plans to redesign and refurnish of all its Spa Tower rooms, upgrade the 11,000-square-foot Serenity by the Sea Spa and enhance the hotel's entrance, lobby and common areas.
Construction is scheduled to start Oct. 1 and run through next February.
"It's time to put money back into the property and maintain that cutting edge and continue to be the leader," said Gary Brielmayer, general manager of the Hilton Sandestin. "We're really looking forward to it. We're excited.
"This is on the heels of our 30-year anniversary, so basically our 30-year-old property is going to be, from top to bottom, completed and brand new," he added.
The renovation will come after two recent projects to update the hotel.
In 2011, the Hilton Sandestin completed a $6.5 million job to rebuild the Barefoots Bar & Grill restaurant and pool deck, and complete repairs to a portion of the hotel damaged by a fire. Earlier this year, the hotel completed a $5.5 million project to renovate Seagars Prime Steaks and Seafood and the hotel's conference spaces.
"Every facet of the hotel will have been renovated or touched in some way, shape or form over the last three years after next season's renovations," Brielmayer said. "The entire property will be new, and that's from Seagars on the east end to the spa and all the rooms on the west end. The entire property will be brand new and renovated."
The latest facelift will begin with the complete transformation of the 200-room Spa Tower. It will be the tower's first major renovation in about eight years.
"We're going to strip the rooms down to the Sheetrock and the studs and completely redo those rooms," Brielmayer said.
The Spa Tower will be closed during the work. The spa itself will be moved temporarily to another part of the resort and will be available for limited service.
"We've closed in the winter and done cleanup and touch-up (on the spa), but it's just time to do a major renovation in there," Brielmayer said. "It's been a very popular destination for locals in the area and it's been supported by the local community, and it's just time to give it a facelift and an upgrade."


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The two have had a verbal war of words in the media and sometimes in person, but Wanderlei Silva is now happy to know he'll face Sonnen in the Octagon where he can pay him pay for this words:
"It will be tough. Hes a douche bag, but thats part of the deal," he said. "Im here to work. We do what we have to do. But it wont be easy to live with him. Whatever I need to say, Ill say right to his face."
Knowing that he will enter the Octagon months later to face Sonnen makes it easier, though.
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Exotic ice cream is even bigger on the Continent. Manufacturers in the stagnant ice cream market are focusing on unusual flavors and premium brands to hold on to their market shares. More demanding consumers are willing both to experiment with new flavors and to pay a higher price for more sophisticated products. In Europe, flavor fashion is pursued by large mass manufacturers as well as independent boutiques. The trend is known in the commercial sector as the "premiumization of flavor."
Names evoking pleasure are an integral part of the creation of new flavors. Last year, giant corporations Frigo in Spain and Unilever in the Netherlands did well with lines called "Cornetto Love Passion" (with flavors such as Hazelnut-Stracciatella and Tiramisú-Cinnamon) and "Seven Sins Intense Pleasure," respectively. In Germany, Nestlé has a winner in Schokolade Orange, a mix of chocolate, orange and spices. In Spain, pink peppercorns, chili and nutmeg, are increasing in popularity, according to a survey conducted by the Italian Ice Cream Trade Association.
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Music Awards and Funding
The Amber Trust
The Amber Trust was set up especially to help blind or partially sighted children - including those with additional disabilities - to access and enjoy music. The AMBER Trust's vision is to transform the life of any blind or partially sighted child living in the UK who finds music especially important. Each year, AMBER aims to raise in excess of £100,000 to help as many children as possible reach their full potential.
To enable blind or partially sighted children - from toddlers to teenagers - to access the music they enjoy and from which they can benefit so much, AMBER provides funding for
- music lessons
- music therapy sessions
- the purchase of musical instruments
- software or other equipment
- concert tickets
- travel related to musical activities.
For more information and an application form, email firstname.lastname@example.com or visit Amber Trust.
The Webster and Davidson Mortification for the Blind
The Webster & Davidson Mortification for the Blind was set up many years ago to assist blind and partially sighted young persons. The Governors recently resolved to use the Trust's annual income to assist young people with a significant, diagnosed, non-correctable sight impairment attending school, college or university, to further their musical education. This will be done by means of bursaries (normally tenable for one year with the possibility of renewal at the Governors' discretion) and also grants for specific musical purposes.
Trust funds are not extensive and preference will be given to persons resident, or normally resident, in Scotland.
An Application Form, Guidance Notes and a Referee's Form are available to download from the website. The closing date for receipt of both applications and the referee's forms to support an application is 31 May and 30 November each year.
Elizabeth Eagle-Bott Memorial Awards
Awards to blind or partially sighted musicians, for musical study, projects and events for the benefit of local, national and international communities.
Who can apply
The Elizabeth Eagle-Bott Memorial Fund grants funds of up to £10,000 per bid to:
- blind or partially sighted people to support their music making, and
- to third parties supporting blind or partially sighted musicians in their music making.
To qualify, applicants, or people supported by applicants, must be both:
- registrable as sight impaired or seriously sight impaired (partially sighted or blind), and
- a UK citizen.
Priority is given to classical musicians, especially organists.
Each applicant may receive up to and including three successful bids (each in a different year).
The offer of an award for each year takes effect from June. The funding is valid for 24 months. The award may be used within or outside the UK.
Applicants are encouraged to submit enterprising bids suited to their musical aptitude and interests.
Examples of support
- payment for instrumental or vocal tuition
- tuition for the fees for a music course
- transcriber and reader costs
- the purchase of music technology
- the costs of putting on a concert
- developing accessible and assistive music technology
- payment for specialist tutoring and tuition (for example, on accessible
- technology for music, in relation to stagecraft, and so on)
The Elizabeth Eagle-Bott Memorial Fund is administered by RNIB through a panel of experts in the music profession sitting in May each year. The awarding body may meet more than once a year to consider exceptional applications. The decision of the panel is final.
Making an application
Applications are to be submitted to RNIB by email to firstname.lastname@example.com by 31 March each year. There is no application fee, and interview and audition expenses will be met by the fund.
Miss Elizabeth Eagle-Bott's great interest was music. She learnt to play the organ in her sixties. She then played for her parish church for twenty years. Her particular interest in assisting young musicians who are visually impaired arose from attending an organ recital given by a student at the Royal College of Music, who himself was blind.
She came to appreciate that there are additional costs to be met in preparing for a career in music for students with little or no vision. Through her generous bequest, blind and partially sighted people who are musicians, or who aspire to be musicians, working in classical music can receive substantial financial support.
The first phase of this award, 2000 to 2009, allocated almost £100,000 to individuals with a particular focus on preparing them for paid employment in the music business.
Example awards
M received support for staging a concert in a leading London venue, making a recording, preparing promotional materials and for the construction of a bespoke instrument. Today, M has an international career as a soloist, and chamber music and orchestral player. His recordings are frequently broadcast on national radio.
J was a professional violinist, playing and teaching, but at the onset of her sight loss realised that she needed to change musical direction. The fund supported her in singing studies at a conservatoire, with travel costs and with a rehearsal piano. She is currently singing principal roles in opera throughout the UK.
D has just completed his PhD in electroacoustics. The fund paid his fees and costs of specialist equipment for his studies. He is currently winning international composition competitions and lecturing at various universities and conferences.
V completed her postgraduate studies in singing with support from the fund. She is currently combining recital work and singing for formal functions with running workshops and teaching music.
A was funded for a copy of accessible music notation software to support his studies in composition prior to his undergraduate course.
Further information
For an application form or further information, please
- Email: email@example.com
- Telephone: 020 7391 2273. For advice on your application, please contact the Chair of the EEB Panel, via the RNIB's Music Advisory Service.
Help Musicians UK
Since 1921, it's helped thousands of musicians establish themselves in the music business, get through a serious crisis, cope with long term difficulties and enjoy retirement. As well as providing advice and guidance, it gives financial and emotional support.
If you need help, know someone who does or want to support visit Help Musicians UK
For further information
- Telephone: 020 7239 9100
- Email: email@example.com
Other sources of funding
In addition to the above funds, we also have details of grants from other organisations which can help with financial assistance.
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Greensboro Montessori School Environmental Education Curriculum
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Students at GMS will have a deeper understanding of their education because they use it, feel it, and touch it during their experiences in our three extensive organic permaculture gardens and at the Land Laboratory in Oak Ridge. Our students form extraordinary bonds with each other and nature as they become self-reliant citizens of the world and stewards of the Earth.
Maria Montessori observed that children thrive on direct experience and that their hands are their primary teachers. This principle is woven into our classrooms through concrete, hands-on materials. Through direct interaction with the materials, children come to understand a concept using their own senses. They enjoy learning and are fulfilled by learning. They draw on this primary experience later when they begin to understand and explore concepts abstractly. The same is true in the natural world. Children, and all people, require direct personal experience to fully understand the world around them. Nature's materials awaken a child's senses in ways that even our classroom materials cannot. Nature demands the integration and use of all the senses.
Curiosity is Key
The freedom to make choices and the insight learned from mistakes leads to a greater curiosity about the world. Montessori classrooms offer children a supportive environment in which they can explore their curiosities.
As in the classroom, children must feel secure in the natural world in order to make choices and learn from their triumphs and mistakes. Guidelines and role models are essential to a child's learning experience in the gardens and at the Land Laboratory. Students actively participate in weekly classes and activities focused on ecological education. They learn to prepare, plant, weed, water and maintain the gardens and experience the joy and satisfaction of harvesting what they have grown. Our students learn where food comes from and the importance of the natural plant cycle. This, in turn, instills a sense of intrinsic enjoyment and satisfaction when a child connects with nature. A sense of calm and peacefulness can overcome someone who is immersed in the natural world. The experience grounds us and brings us down to Earth. Literally.
Nature also benefits from the people who enjoy it. Children who learn from the natural world and enjoy their relationship with it, also come to understand the needs of the natural world and their impact on it. They often become stewards of the Earth and ambassadors for it. They truly become responsible, global citizens.
Greensboro Montessori School
Middle School Curriculum
Ages 11 to 14 years
(Sixth through eighth grade)
The middle school years are characterized by significant growth and change cognitively, socially, emotionally and physiologically. At The Greensboro Montessori School, the sixth, seventh and eighth grade Middle School curriculum is based on Montessori principles, incorporates state educational guidelines, and reflects current research being done on adolescent development and learning. A core team of four full-time and three part-time teachers plans and implements a rigorous curriculum that is integrated thematically across all subject areas and provides a culmination to the early childhood and elementary Montessori classroom experience. The emphasis on interdisciplinary studies is heightened through regular work on small team and individual research projects. Students are challenged according to their unique academic ability and are given the opportunity to advance at their own pace. On a regular basis, class time is devoted to helping students develop strong organizational, study, and computer skills.
In addition to the core academic curriculum of language arts, science, mathematics and history, GMS offers a full range of Liberal Arts courses including; performing arts and visual arts, Spanish language and culture, and computer skills. A unique aspect of the performance and production program offered to Middle School students includes the exploration of music recording, sound engineering and filmmaking.
Students continue their study of the Spanish language and culture, taking classes four times per week. By 9th grade, most students are ready to study advanced level Spanish.
The Middle School program is specifically designed to support students academically, personally and socially during their transition into adolescence. In response to current research on adolescent development, GMS has incorporated numerous programs that focus on practical life skills, which are central to Montessori education at each age level. Students participate in environmental education through gardening and permaculture activities on-campus and at our 40-acre outdoor Land Lab facility in Oak Ridge, NC.
They are active in the operation of all aspects of a student-run restaurant program for approximately 50 people including menu selection, food preparation, kitchen sanitation, and budgeting.
Three-year Adolescent Transitions and Wellness Program based on the work of Joseph Campbell to meet the needs of young people as they undergo major life changes to adulthood:
A Brave New World for 6th level students addresses the transition from Upper Elementary to Middle School
Heroic Journey for 7th level students addresses familial, societal and peer related pressures adolescents face
Vision Quest for 8th level students addresses issues face as they transition to new schools and prepare for their lives as independent and responsible citizens.
Community Meeting
Students meet to achieve mutual goals in a spirit of peace and respect while practicing democratic governance and leadership skills.
Advisory Groups
Students meet every week with a middle school faculty member in a small group setting where emotional and academic support and guidance is offered.
Study Buddies
Students work in the classrooms of younger students to assist teachers and provide mentoring and role modeling opportunities.
Community Service
Students research and choose a group service project and volunteer in the Greensboro community.
Students participate in Culinary Arts, Technology, Community Service and Yearbook rotations throughout the year.
Extended Annual Field Trips
In addition to numerous day-long field trips, middle school students participate in five to ten day trips each year:
6th levels travel to Washington D.C. visiting sites pertaining to their studies of history, science and the arts.
7th levels travel to Tucson, AZ visiting sites pertaining to their studies of the Westward expansion
8th levels culminate their studies with a 10 day trip to Costa Rica where they visit wildlife preserves, volunteer at a turtle hatchery, zip line through the rain forest with students from GMS's sister Montessori school in San Jose.
Open participation in team sports with the Independent School League is another vital element to the Middle School program at GMS. Emphasis is placed on positive, cooperative team play rather than competition. Boys and girls play on teams together and effort is made to give equal playing time. Middle school sports include volleyball, cross-country, basketball, flag football and soccer, but may differ from year to year as determined by the coaches of the participating independent schools.
Quotes from GMS Middle School students:
"I like that we have opportunities to explore and don't have to follow a set path."
"I like how we can learn at our own pace and choose our own work."
"We are encouraged to challenge ourselves."
"The teachers are welcoming and understanding."
"Nothing is a lecture. It's a discussion."
Greensboro Montessori School
Lower Elementary Curriculum
Ages 6 to 9 years
(First through third grade)
Children 6 to 9 years of age are inquisitive about the world around them and they are ready to develop and refine the skills necessary for inquiry. The Lower Elementary children at The Greensboro Montessori School study an integrated curriculum which builds skills in the core areas of reading, writing, and math as they explore cultural subjects such as physical science, biology, geography, history, social studies and Spanish. Manipulative materials support learning in all subject areas. Students also have the opportunity to meet weekly for classes in Physical Education, Art, and Music.
The Five Great Lessons form the foundation of the Lower Elementary Curriculum and give the children an impressionistic understanding of the world in which they live. These introductory lessons point the children toward further learning through hands-on experiments, reading, writing, calculation, and presentation. Additionally, the children use and expand the practical life skills they need in order to become independent learners.
Children of this age are hungry for knowledge and continuously ask questions about the "how" and "why" of their world. In a Montessori elementary classroom, all subjects are integrated to give the children an understanding of the interconnectedness of everything in the universe. Children are allowed to explore and research the answers to their questions, which ultimately leads to more questions. Children view their world in a way that is not fragmented, but as an integrated whole. They acquire an idea of the vastness of the universe as well as an understanding of how each small aspect of nature is crucial to the whole. They come to realize just how short a time human beings have existed on the earth and how written language has existed for an even shorter time.
The Great Lessons. The Creation of the Universe, The Coming of Life, The Coming of Human Beings, The History of Writing and The History of Numbers.
Students have many opportunities to enrich their studies through field trips. First level students enjoy day long excursions to science and history museums. Second and Third year students have the opportunity to attend a 3 day, 2 night field trip to Sound to Sea at Trinity Center on Salter Path, NC. This program helps our students understand how and why we are tied to the earth. To recognize the ecological communities across the island and investigate the creatures that live there.
Many key subject areas are included in our Lower Elementary curriculum: Botany, biology, physical science, environmental studies, history, geography, reading, writing, math, cultural studies, Spanish, world music, physical education, and art.
Extensive use of the School's gardens and Land campus in Oak Ridge, in connection with the science and environmental studies, provide students with hands-on learning opportunities for understanding the delicate balances within nature. Plant and animal life cycles and systems, biome studies, and physical science studies are enriched by the possibilities for experiential learning.
As in the Primary classrooms, children are supported in resolving their own conflicts with each other. The lower elementary classrooms provide children with a Peace Table to come to for working out their disagreements.
Greensboro Montessori School
Upper Elementary Curriculum
Ages 9 to 11 years
(Fourth and fifth grades)
The Upper Elementary Curriculum builds upon and expands upon the Lower Elementary Curriculum. Children in the upper elementary grades are still inquisitive, community oriented, and universally aware. They continue to question all aspects of the world in which they live, and use their minds to reason and to conduct research; however, their reasoning may also become more abstract and their research more specific. In accordance, the curriculum allows for an exploration of a range of topics with opportunities for depth of study. Students may participate in lessons that include the history of mathematics, the physics of flight, mineralogy, chemistry, algebra, geometry, and literature, to name a few. Lessons on note taking and test taking are an integral part of the curriculum in preparation for Middle School.
Key components of the Upper Elementary curriculum include:
Language Curriculum
Consists of three main components: grammar, writing, and reading. The children complete an in-depth course in narrative and research writing and are exposed to a variety of novels, short stories, poems and essays, which prepares them for the more intensive research and writing that will be required in Middle School.
Math Curriculum
Math is taught using a variety of didactic materials and presented individually or to small groups of children, depending on the individual student's needs.
Explores The Montessori Timeline of Life: with specific attention to the Timeline of Early Humans, Ancient Civilizations, the Middle Ages, the Age of Exploration, and the early American Revolution. Integrated with these timelines, students study the five kingdoms of living things as well as Physical Science and an introduction to Chemistry in conjunction with the Science curriculum.
Students participate in a number of individual and group projects in order to further integrate their skill development in language and math with their study of history, science, the arts and other cultural subjects. Examples include:
Students create an "invented character" as a precursor to creating an "invented country." They invent a person and include in their creation specific physical attributes, the social climate in which the person lives, where the person lives, personal history, family history, personality profile, blueprint of his/her house, and a "day in the life" of their character. Similarly, students invent a country using knowledge they have gained about physical, social, political, and cultural aspects of geography. With each of these projects, the children illustrate the character and country, write a report and make a presentation to their classmates.
Science Curriculum
Science curriculum is integrated into the History timelines – the five kingdoms of living things. Students also study Physical Science and receive and introduction to Chemistry.
Science and Environmental Studies are enhanced by using the School's gardens and the GMS Land Lab campus for research and exploration. The experiential learning the children do on the Land whets their interest for the extended experiences they will have on the Land in Middle School.
The schedule for Upper Elementary is flexible, providing time for individual and small group study as needed. Some students may require more time than others to master a concept of complete a project effectively. In addition to the work/study time devoted to integrated work, set times for study in the Liberal Arts includes:
Spanish – 2 times a week for 50 minutes
Art – once a week for 50 minutes
Music – 2 times a week for 50 minutes
Physical Education – 2 times a week for 50 minutes
Peace Education
GMS's dedication to supporting children in becoming effective communicators and resolving conflicts peacefully continues throughout the Upper Elementary grades. Faculty support students by devoting the time that is needed to involve the students in using their own ideas and decisions in order to come to peaceful resolutions of difficult social situations.
Community Service is an important component is the Upper Elementary Curriculum. Students take responsibility for maintaining the environment:
Greensboro Montessori School
Toddler Curriculum
Ages eighteen months to three years
The Toddler environment encourages freedom of movement, an atmosphere of respect, and the growth of independence. The routine for the classroom is orderly and simple to support the child's strong need for order and predictability. The classroom is organized with shelves holding activities for the different areas of the curriculum- Practical Life, Sensorial, Language Development, Art, Puzzles and manipulative materials and a self-serve snack area. All furniture and shelves are child-sized so that the child can choose and access work independently. Based on continual observation by the teachers, materials are rotated to meet the children's ever-changing developmental needs. All of the materials relate to a specific skill or task and possess a control of error.
Children are encouraged to choose work freely. At the beginning of the year, the main focus of the program is to help children establish a feeling of trust that will allow them to separate from their parents with ease. Parents play an important part in this process and may be encouraged to stay in the classroom until the child has formed a bond with the teacher. Home visits prior to the start of school are also an important first step in this process.
Learning Languages
Toddlers are at a period of learning languages, which Maria Montessori called "the sensitive period." Researchers today call it a "window of opportunity." Children from birth through age 6 are wired to absorb any language, as well as absorbing multiple languages concurrently.
Communication skills are an integral part of the GMS curriculum. As the children's verbal skills increase, our teachers encourage the children to use words to express their needs and feelings to each other. It is not unusual to hear a toddler say to another toddler, "I don't like that. Stop!" or, "My work," when one child is doing something the other child does not like. It is also typical to hear "it's so good to see you today," from one toddler to another. Communication is an important part of the GMS curriculum – especially learning how to communicate appropriately in difficult situations- and is more easily learned at the beginning of language learning.
Movement is as important to toddlers as eating, so each day our toddlers spend time outside developing their large motor skills. Our toddler playground features various climbing apparatuses, a large covered sandbox, and a track for riding scooters, tricycles, and foot propelled cars. As in each of the other divisions, toddlers have access to gardens for planting, watering, weeding, and harvesting. Having unstructured time to explore nature is vital for a child's development so, once the children are acclimated to their new class and playground environments, they enjoy taking walks and exploring the wooded areas on the school campus.


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This important MPI report challenges the conventional wisdom about the immigrant workforce, using a sophisticated new method of analysis that permits deeper examination of how workers – immigrant and native-born – fare by economic sector, the skill level of their jobs, and educational attainment.
This briefing focuses on migrants higher rates of on-the-job injuries.
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In a series of fact sheets focusing on the United States and a dozen key states, MPI assesses the extent of "brain waste"—that is, the number of college-educated immigrant and native-born adults ages 25 and older who are either unemployed or have jobs that are significantly below their education and skill levels.
MPI experts, along with representatives from Gwinnett County Public Schools and the University of Georgia's Center for Latino Achievement and Success in Education, discuss the educational experiences of Georgia's first- and second-generation immigrant youth and where Georgia's ambitious education reforms have met—or failed to meet—the needs of this growing population.
This report analyzes the educational experiences and outcomes of immigrant youth ages 16 to 26 across Georgia's education systems, encompassing K-12, adult, and postsecondary. By examining these interconnected systems together, the analysis offers linked strategies for advancing the educational attainment of Georgia's immigrant youth.
This issue brief provides updated data, based on the Census Bureau's 2011 American Community Survey, on unauthorized immigrants in the United States, their demographic and socioeconomic characteristics, and their health care coverage. The analysis marks the first time that self-reported data on LPR status have been used to generate a national profile of unauthorized immigrants.
This report, Volume 1 of a three-volume set commissioned by the Winthrop Rockefeller Foundation that examines the immigrant population in Arkansas, provides a demographic and socioeconomic profile of Arkansas immigrants and their children, including a description of immigrant workers in the Arkansas economy. The three volumes build upon a previous study of the Arkansas immigrant population that was published in 2007.
This report finds that the 813,000 U.S. children under the age of 10 who have Black immigrant parents from Africa or the Caribbean generally fall in the middle of multiple well-being indicators, faring less well than Asian and white children but better than their native-born Black and Hispanic peers. Citizenship status, English proficiency, parental characteristics, poverty, housing, and access to social supports are examined.
The story of immigrant integration in the United States has historically been one of generational progress, with the gains for second-generation Hispanic women particularly impressive, as this report reveals. It profiles first- and second-generation young adults ages 16 to 26, examining this diverse population's education and career pathways.
In this webinar, experts discuss barriers immigrant and LEP individuals face in accessing the WIA system, how a revitalized WIA could address these barriers, and the extent to which the current Senate Health, Education, Labor, and Pensions (HELP) Committee's WIA reauthorization proposal addresses these barriers.


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Is it just me or has anyone else noticed the new guardrails along Route 100 where the new paving is going on? Route 100 is a scenic byway and the newly installed, square channeled guardrails are atrocious! They are singularly unattractive and cheap looking and unless they are planning to remove the existing, curved type guardrails (which would be a shame), they are a strange and abrupt stylistic change from what we have had along this scenic route. It seems to me that the towns should have been apprised of this departure from the norm and had a say in what was put in place after the (wonderful) new pavement was laid.
While I am on the subject, we have just learned that there is no plan to repave Route 100 from the Warren town line through the Granville Gulf for five years! This rough, patchwork quilt of a road with a large portion of the southbound lane washed out from our most recent rains is an embarrassment to all the scenic byways represent. Why is it not being maintained in a reasonable manner so that the people who live here and the visiting public are able to admire the scenery instead of watching the pavement for the next pothole? It was bad enough before the new paving in Warren and Waitsfield, but now, the transition from the new blacktop to the old will be magnified even more.
I know the state is short on money for fixing our roads, but I also have driven on many newly paved roads in several areas of the state where the work seemed cosmetic when compared to what we have been living with for a number of years. And why have a scenic byway that is hazardous to the cars and bicycles that use it? What gives?
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Officials with the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet (KTC) opened bids on Friday, June 14 from contractors to replace a damaged steel beam on the closed 12th Street bridge in Ashland, Ky.
A total of four bids were received by the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet. Kay & Kay Contracting LLC., submitted a bid of $152,250, Hall Contracting of Kentucky Inc., submitted a bid of $98,000, Intech Contracting LLC., submitted a bid of $83,230.01 and Evers Welding Co. Inc., submitted a bid of $52,400.
Kentucky Department of Transportation Engineer's estimated the project to cost $66,500.
When asked how they proceed from this point, Allen Blair, Information Officer, KYTC Department of Highways District 9 said, "We have to take a look at the bid documents and make sure everything meets specifications. Once we check all of the bids out, the awards committee will meet to award a contract."
When asked about a timetable moving forward, Blair said, "Typically it could take weeks to do that (get a contract awarded). But, we are trying to fast track this one. We'll see if we can get it done as quickly as possible. With the bridge closed and the issues resulting, we've made this a priority project."
The bridge was damaged when it was struck by an unknown vehicle on the Ohio approach of the bridge. The bridge carries traffic one way across the Ohio River from Ohio to Kentucky, linking U.S. routes 52 and U.S. 23.
KTC officials have temporarily converted Ashland's 13th Street Bridge to two-way traffic while they await bids to come in for the project.
The KTC is advising motorists that traffic on U.S. 52 in Ohio will take the Ashland exit pass the closed 12th Street bridge, and turn right onto the 13th Street bridge. Cones will mark the lane to US 23-Winchester Avenue where all traffic must turn right. Northbound U.S. 23 vehicles may continue straight and southbound U.S. 23 traffic can take the truck detour using Greenup Avenue.
Southbound traffic on U.S. 23-Winchester Avenue will be restricted to one left-turn lane where they can turn left onto the 13th Street bridge (The dedicated left-turn lane has been eliminated to give incoming traffic more room to maneuver). Two lanes will then carry traffic across the bridge to access U.S. 52 toward either Ironton or South Point.
It is anticipated by officials that two-way traffic pattern on the 13th Street bridge will be in place for several months.
Blair said the contract specifies a completion date of July 31 for this project.
"This (completion date) is barring any kind of complications or any unforeseen things that might happen, such as weather. Also if there is any complication once they start the work. The repair is going to be to remove that beam and put another one in place, that sounds easy to do but, it's never been done before on that bridge," Blair said. "Our best plans right now is that we are asking it to be finished by July 31."
According to Blair, to keep the public up to date with repair plans, the Kentucky Department of Highways District 9 has established a web page with detailed traffic maps, current bridge status, a project time line and other information. The public may access the web page at Transportation.ky.gov/District-9/Pages/Ashland-Bridges.aspx, or at Transportation.ky.gov/District-9 by clicking "Ashland Bridges."
For more information about the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet District 9 visit, transportation.ky.gov/district-9/Pages/default.aspx.
Wayne Allen may be reached at 740-353-3101, ext. 228, or email@example.com. For breaking news, follow Wayne on Twitter @WayneallenPDT.


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As of 2:15 PM:
There are NO new detections up the Tassajara/Church Creek watershed.
There are 1 new detection to the W, 3.8 miles from Tassajara.
There are NO new detections to the SW.
There are NO new detections in the Indian's fire region.
The only new detections to the S/SSE are 7.2 to 7.9 miles from Tassajara. Notice that as the Basin Complex fire advances southward down the coast, it's actually moved from SW of Tassajara to due S to even slightly SSE of Tassajara.
All the new detections to the far NW are 12 to 17 miles distant from Tassajara and the closest of these to Jamesburg is 8.0 miles away.
This map will be updated approximately once a day.
The U.S. Forest Service updates this data hourly. There are instructions on the Tassajara web site for how to see this information via Google Earth.