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Gallery: Marshall vs. Miami, Sept. 11, 1976
Marshall University (dark jerseys) beat Miami University (white jerseys) 21-16 on Sept. 11, 1976, at Fairfield Stadium.
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"Miami was nationally ranked, and we stunk, but somehow we beat them," said Marc Williams. "The stands actually started filling up after halftime when word got around town that we were beating Miami (recall that Miami beat us 66-6 the year after the plane crash. They ran up the score on a team made up of walk-ons and freshmen. That is why Marshall fans hate Miami to this day). After the game, (wire service) UPI asked for the game score to be resent because they thought it was an error."
Other games notes, courtesy of Woody Woodrum:
"The score of the game should have been 21-9, but on the last play of the game, Miami fumbled," he said. "It was picked up by J.C. Felton and run into end zone for a touchdown. No extra point was kicked, as the crowd poured onto the Astroturf at Fairfield Stadium. The referees gave Miami the point to set the final at 21-16."
"Defensively, Miami was held to its fewest first downs (14), fewest total yards (279), fewest rushes (27) and fewest rushing yards (166) of the season. Miami-Ohio's Redskins fumbled six times, losing four, and hit only 7 of 26 passes for 95 yards," he said.
"QB Herman 'Bud' Nelson had a great day against Miami-Ohio. His 30 rushes was one short of the then school record, and his offensive attempts were a season-best 42. He hit 9 of 12 passing for 95 yards and two touchdowns, both to Ray Crisp.
"John 'Fuzzy' Filliez, captain, set an NCAA record with catches in 42 consecutive games by end of season. He led the Herd with five catches (35 yards) but "Little Ray" had 60 yards on four catches.
"Nelson rushed 30 times (including sacks) for 64 yards while Mike Bailey had 15 for 39 yards and the late TD.
"It was Marshall's first win over Miami-Ohio since Cam Henderson's Marshall team beat them in 1939. Miami was ranked #20 in the nation. It was Marshall's first win over a ranked team.
"Miami's Rob Carpenter was a running back who was thrown out of the game in the late fourth quarter for unsportsmanlike conduct. He went on to a great NFL career with the Houston Oilers and New York Giants.
"On Sunday night after the Miami win, Marshall improved to 2-0 on the season when Morehead State, who had earlier ripped MU 31-14 at Jayne Stadium in Morehead, Ky., in the opener, had to forfeit the win due to using ineligible players."
The 1976 team had a 5-6 record under coach Frank Ellwood. Team captains were John "Fuzzy" Filliez and Billy Yanossy.
From 1966 to 1983, Marshall's football program suffered a dismal streak of losing seasons. In 1984, Marshall won its two final games on the road against Illinois State and East Tennessee State to finish with a 6-5 record for its first winning season in 20 years.
We are cracking open the archives from past Marshall University football seasons. What game would you like to see again? E-mail online editor Andrea Copley-Smith at email@example.com.
1976 Marshall University football roster from the media guide. Extra information courtesy of Woody Woodrum
10, Larry Berkery, QB, Junior, Sarasota, Fla. (Drafted by the Chicago White Sox out of high school, he - in the outfield - and Bob Birch helped the Herd to win the Southern Conference baseball crown in 1978 and advanced to the NCAA Regionals, where MU beat Clemson and Florida State before falling twice to Miami-Fla. at Coral Gables)
11, Steve Williams, TE, Junior, Huntington (current Huntington City Councilman)
12, "Cootie" Bob Wilt, QB, Junior, New Martinsville, W.Va.
14, Paul Kuzio, QB, Sophomore, New Cumberland, W.Va.
15, Herman "Bud" Nelson, QB, Sophomore, Mobile, Ala. (now a prison guard in Alabama)
16, Joe "The Hammer" Fox, QB/PK, Senior, Ravenswood, W.Va.
19, Mike Bailey, TB, Sophomore, Coalwood, W.Va. (scored a late touchdown from two yards out to ice the game for the Herd)
20, Ken Lawson, CB, Junior, Patterson, N.J.
22, Todd Ellwood, WR, Freshman, Huntington (son of head coach Frank Ellwood)
24, Al Hall, TB, Sophomore, Ravenswood, W.Va.
25, Zack Qualls, TB, Junior, Huntington.
26, Luke Spencer, ILB, Freshman, Parkersburg, W.Va.
27, John "Fuzzy" Filliez, WR, Senior, New Martinsville, W.Va.
28, Mike "Greek" Johnson, Buff, Sophomore, South Charleston, W.Va.
29, Ed Hamrick, PK, Sophomore, Clendenin, W.Va.
30, Rodney "Boon" Gibson, S, Sophomore, Shenandoah Junction, W.Va.
32, Al Brown, CB, Junior, Little River, S.C.
32, Jim Wulf, FB, Senior, Williamsville, N.Y.
33, Bill "Slick" Forbes, ILB, Senior, New Martinsville, W.Va.
34, J.C. Felton, FB, Junior, Greensburg, Pa.
36, Charlie Perry, P, Freshman, Point Pleasant, W.Va. (He had a season-best 56-yard punt against Miami and kept them bottled up all day with 45.8 yards per punt average on six punts).
37, Bob Campbell, FB, Sophomore, East Bank, W.Va. (He and Howie Harris played on East Bank state championship team coach by Marshall assistant coach Don Arthur. He still lives and works in Huntington.)
38, Mike Sprouse, ILB, Sophomore, Oak Harbor, Ohio.
39, Harold "Bar-rag" Wetzel, S, Junior, New Martinsburg, W.Va. (deceased)
41, Ray "Little Ray" Crisp, WR/KR/PR, Sophomore, Lima, Ohio (had a pair of touchdowns receiving. His brothers, Dave and George, also played at Marshall. His dad, Ray Sr., was one of the first African-Americans on the freshman team at Marshall in 1955, but suffered a broken leg and never played on the varsity.)
42, Manuel Glason, TB, Freshman, Columbus, Ohio.
43, Doug Sargent, CB, Senior, New Kensington, Pa.
43, Claude Smith, CB, Sophomore, McKees Rocks, Pa.
44, Kewyn "Chop-Chop" Williams, Buff, Sophomore, Holland, Ohio.
45, Kevin "Bop-Dude" Smith, DB, Freshman, Logan, W.Va. (Kevin, the younger brother of LaSalle Smith, is now a doctor,)
46, Don Burgoyne, FB, Junior, Tonawanda, N.Y.
47, LaSalle Smith, WR, Junior, Logan, W.Va. (younger brother was DB Kevin Smith)
50, Joe Brison, MG, Sophomore, Charleston, W.Va. (current principal of Huntington Middle School)
51, Greg Smith, C, Freshman, Proctorville, Ohio. (deceased)
52, Ed "Tag" McTaggart, OLB, Junior, Rochester, N.Y. (recovered one of four Miami turnovers on the day)
53, Wayne "Spuds" Sparks, DT, Senior, Portsmouth, Ohio.
55, Mark Mitchell, C, Sophomore, Hurricane, W.Va. (Businessman in Charleston, big Herd booster)
56, Scott Peterfy, OG, Freshman, Columbus, Ohio.
57, Paul Wheeler, OG, Sophomore, Beckley, W.Va.
59, Rick "McCoolu" McCarley, OG, Sophomore, Wellston, Ohio.
60, Sylvester Drobney, OG, Freshman, Massillon, Ohio.
61, Lew "The Human Torch" Shields, OG, Senior, Huntington. (Set himself on fire trying to demonstrate for speech class how lighter fluid can burn off without injury, but it didn't go so well.)
63, Matt "Net" Gaines, OG, Freshman, Charleston, W.Va.
64, Shawn "Doc" Burke, C, Senior, Clarksville, Ind.
65, Bob Shanta, ILB, Junior, Pittsburgh, Pa.
66, Big Jim Johnson, DT, Freshman, Columbus, Ohio.
67, Larry Bayes, ILB, Freshman, Milford, Ohio.
68, Dan Wells, OG, Sophomore, Middletown, Ohio (going into the Marshall Hall of Fame this fall)
70, Bob Coleman, CB/LS, Junior, Huntington.
72, Larry Jones, MG, Junior, Franklin, Va.
73, Jerry Kline, OT, Freshman, Ironton, Ohio.
74, Randy "Tuna" Chafin, OT, Sophomore, Van, W.Va.
75, John Braswell, OH, Sophomore, Columbus, Ohio.
76, Mike Kesling, OT, Sophomore, Clarksburg, W.Va. (retired W.Va. State Trooper)
77, Brian "Hooter" Hite, DT, Freshman, Greensburg, Pa. (Policeman in Dunbar, W.Va.)
78, John Kirkling, DT, Freshman, Greensburg, Pa.
79, Howie Harris, OT, Freshman, East Bank, W.Va. (Part of what I like to call the "Hodges Hall Mafia" of Mike Hamrick - Harris, Bob Campbell, Mike Johnson and Dan Wells are his guys, and we all live in Hodges in the 1970s)
80, Hobart Phillips, OLB, Freshman, Northfork, W.Va.
82, Bob "Bob-Low" Phillips, OLB, Sophomore, Columbus, Ohio.
84, Mike "Nose" Natale, TE, Freshman, Irwin, Pa. (Married to Marshall Hall of Famer Diana Carter. They attend all MU games at UAB, as they live near Birmingham.)
85, Ray Crabtree, OLB, Junior, Huntington. (Local State Farm agent.)
86, Bob "Walnut" Birch, DT, Senior, Wheeling, W.Va. (Relief pitcher for 1978 Southern Conference champion Herd baseball team)
87, John Arnold, TE, Junior, Proctorville, Ohio. (Paramedic in Dallas, Texas)
88, Bill Yanossy, ILB, Senior, Bradenville, Pa. and Captain (also threw javelin for MU track team, with double major in Spanish and mathmatics - a principal down in Florida these days)
89, Melvin Adderton, TE, Sophomore, Bishop, Va.
89, Mark Lawson, FB/TE, Sophomore, Trenton, Ohio.
91, Gary Patrick, ILB, Freshman, New Boston, Ohio (He blocked an extra point against Miami that started the comeback from the 9-0 hole Herd was in early)
92, Mike Hamrick, OLB, Sophomore, Clendenin, W.Va. (MU's current Director of Athletics)
93, David Carpenter, TE, Freshman, Pennington Gap, Va.
95, Dennis Bellamy, OLB, Freshman, Point Pleasant, W.Va.
Numbers unknown
Ron Coats, CB, Freshman, Montgomery, W.Va.
Steve Cook, Buff, Junior, Coal Grove, Ohio.
John Hale, OG, Senior, Powhaton, W.Va.
Randy Hall, TB, Sophomore, Coal Grove, Ohio.
Bob Hanna, FB, Freshman, Barboursville.
Rok Hoblitzell, FB, Freshman, East Bank, W.Va.
Terry Krebs, Buff, Freshman, Point Pleasant, W.Va.
Ron Lemon, OT, Senior, Davin, W.Va.
Jeff Meek, OT, Sophomore, Sciotoville, Ohio.
Jim Mullins, MG, Freshman, Charleston, W.Va.
Jackie Potter, ILB, Freshman, St. Albans, W.Va.
Dave Porter, OLB, Junior, Catlettsburg, Ky.
Bob "Turk" Tranquill, C, Senior, Wellsburg, W.Va.
Gary Watson, ILB, Freshman, Elizabeth, W.Va.


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People Power! Thousands to videotape TSA pat downs in protest
Fri, 16 Nov 2012 16:06 UTC
A Birmingham man is among many who say the Transportation Security Administration's tactics are aggressive and invasive.
Chris Key will take part in "Opt Out and Film Week." It's a national effort where people who share his views will voluntarily undergo pat downs at airports. They will videotape the encounters and post them online.
"People don't realize when they give up a little bit of liberty for security, you lose both," Key said.
"TSA takes its mission to protect the safety of the traveling public seriously and our officers will continue to uphold our high standards of professionalism during the busy holiday season and every day throughout the year," TSA said in a written statement.
Key says the videos will show the pat downs are borderline sexual assault and are unnecessary for passenger safety.
"We are reminded of the need for constant vigilance with instances such as the Christmas Day 2009 suicide bomber," TSA continued. TSA respects passengers right to exercise freedom of speech as well as the rights of fellow travelers trying to get to their destination safely and without unnecessary delay."
"People have inalienable rights given to them by God and are supported by the Constitution and these things are being violated," Key said.
Click here for more on "Opt Out and Film Week."
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I was looking for a fountain for my back porch. I looked around for a while and nothing really appealed to me. I saw this fountain on the website and read the comment from the person who said that they installed one in their garden but that you didn't really have to dig it in the ground and that they were going to get another for their deck. BINGO! I loved the look of it on the website so I ordered it. It installed literally in minutes and the water flows really beautifully! It looks great! I love it! The only thing I would change is to include more stones to cover the screen. I guess if you dug it into the ground you might not need as many stones but since I have it on my porch you notice it more. So I added some on my own. But that doesn't make me love it less!
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Located in Marietta, Georgia, Kennesaw State University, Marietta Campus is close to the city of Atlanta yet far enough away to ensure a quiet, hospitable campus with an ample amount of parking. From academic to athletic, KSU host a wide range of unique camps. KSU is also home to versatile space that can be transformed into the perfect place to host your own camp.
Our camps offer high quality, engaging and fun learning experiences for children.
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The mission of the Aerospace Engineering Camp is to provide practical hands on knowledge to future engineers. Student will get the chance to experience and learn theory through exciting real world applications.
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The mission of the 3D Printing and Engineering Design Summer camp is intended to provide campers with the tools to bring design ideas to life. Imagining a concept in your mind is just the beginning. A product may then be brought to life through the application of advanced engineering tools like Computer Aided Design (CAD), 3D scanning and 3D printing. Campers will experience a variety of 3D printing processes and build a 3D printer to print their designs.
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Man detained for defecating in public
An Aiken man was detained Thursday after he allegedly defecated beside a building on Park Avenue, according to the Aiken Department of Public Safety.
Robert Lee Hamm Jr., 54, was charged with disorderly conduct/public drunk and defecating in public. He was placed in the Aiken County detention center.
Officers responded to a loud music call on Park Avenue and saw Hamm defecating beside a building, according to the report.
A second man at the scene, who had a strong odor of alcohol on him and exhibited signs of intoxication, was also charged with disorderly conduct.
Woman may have foiled vehicle break-in
A woman apparently foiled a vehicle break-in when she came upon her car while the suspect was inside of it, according to the Aiken Department of Public Safety.
According to a report, a witness was outside the Dollar Tree on South Aiken Lane about 10:45 p.m. on Thursday when she saw a new Ford F-150 parked in a handicapped spot. She saw two men in the truck talking and a passenger got out and walked on the sidewalk in front of her.
The suspect was described as a white male between 35 and 40 years old, with light brown hair long enough to be visible past a black skull cap. He was wearing blue jeans and a military-style camouflage jacket, according to the report. He walked slow, and the F-150 "followed his lead" in the parking lot as he made his way past Dollar Tree.
The witness felt nervous and went inside to get a male employee, according to the report. While she was getting an employee, the victim walked out with the bank deposit, apparently unaware of the suspicious man.
As the victim approached her vehicle, she noticed the dome light was on, according to the report. The suspect told her to "come here," then reached for her purse containing the bank deposit.
The man tripped over the curb and fell flat on the ground, and the victim ran inside, according to the report. The suspect got up and ran, then got into the truck, which was last seen driving past Gold's Gym.
The victim realized the suspect had gone through her purse and dumped it out on the seat of the vehicle. Nothing was missing, and the victim reported all of her money was still inside.
Officers said it appeared the suspect was startled by the victim.
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Cornelius Hunter's claim that BioLogos advances the "Warfare Thesis" between science and religion is wholly unfounded.
Ninety years is a long time, and so much has changed all over the world. But have the cultural perceptions about science and religion changed since the Scopes Trial in 1925?
American thinking about religion and science before the Civil War was substantially informed by the powerful "concordist" metaphor of God as the "author" of two "books," nature and Scripture, which ultimately must agree.
If you read Ecclesiastes carefully, Solomon is not saying that knowledge and learning are bad; he's saying they're incomplete.
I am growing in my appreciation for a diversity of ears to hear Scripture and a diversity of cultures to interpret God's call on our lives.
If, according to evolutionary theory, the human species has evolved from non-human ancestors over the course of hundreds of thousands of years, how might we understand humans as uniquely bearing the image of God?
In none of these cases was Newton inserting God into a "gap" into our knowledge that science would someday fill. Rather, his prior belief in God helped him arrive at attitudes and ideas that have unquestionably advanced our understanding of nature.
Historian Peter Harrison argues that harmony between faith and science is not as simple as it seems, and some versions of "harmony" can do damage to the Christian faith.
St. Thomas Aquinas helps us understand how the image of God in man might have developed through evolution.
From 2012: Many secular and many evangelical voices agree on one 'truism'—that if you are an orthodox Christian with a high view of the authority of the Bible, you cannot believe in evolution in any form at all. New Atheist authors such as Richard Dawkins and creationist writers such as Ken Ham seem to have arrived at consensus on this.
John Calvin really believed that the sun revolved around the earth, but we shouldn't dismiss the rest of his theology because of this error.
God invites us to understand his power and nature through studying what has been made.
From a Judeo-Christian perspective, all of these curiosities dovetail into a profoundly meaningful explanation: Being made in God's image helps to explain our creative and investigative skills, particularly when we consider that God has specially engineered this universe to reveal himself to human beings.
Everyone is so worried about success and getting this or that honorable diploma—the people here are smart and understand many complex things perfectly—but it's a long distance from the head to the heart.
Conflicts occur when people argue one worldview against another. They may be arguing Atheism versus Monotheism, then pull out science as a weapon saying, "science proves I'm right because of this or that..." In my view, science is rather more limited than this. Science has a lot of interesting resonances with the big questions, and can inform them, but I don't believe it can answer them.
There is often a worry that working in or studying science is a threat to faith, but stories of scientists who are Christians in the top ranks of academia show that this is not the case.
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The Cosmopolitan Restaurant & Hotel is a unique and fun place to eat, drink and socialize. It is also a beautiful place to stay the night in Old Town San Diego State Park.
The new Cosmo features a full-service restaurant and bar, open 7 days a week for lunch, dinner and Sunday brunch. The menu includes American grill, seafood and Mexican-inspired dishes... burgers, steaks and pork, fresh local seafood, remarkable Mexican cuisine and a delicious assortment of seasonal desserts.
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LAS CRUCES, N.M. - The New Mexico State baseball team moves .500 on the year after coming from behind to win 12-11 over La Salle off a Parker Hipp walk-off single that scored junior Michael Medina in the 10th inning at Presley Askew Field, Sunday, March 10.
The Aggies (8-8), who swept La Salle, fell behind 9-2 after two innings of play before sophomore Trey Higginbotham jumped on the mound in the second inning to stop the bleeding. He worked 3.2 innings and allowed two runs, neither of them earned, while striking out four batters.
"You have to credit La Salle for coming out and giving us the type of game it did," head coach Rocky Ward said. "I am proud of my guys for staying in there and fighting through it for the win."
NM State scored a run in the third and four in the fourth, while Aggie pitchers held the Explorers scoreless in the fourth and fifth. Senior Evan Mott entered the game in the fifth and worked 4.1 innings as he struck out a career-high seven batters.
The Aggies scored a run in the fifth after junior outfielder Quinnton Mack got on base with a walk. He stole second base and advanced to third on a wild pitch before junior Taylor Noyer picked up an RBI on a sacrifice fly to right field.
Although La Salle posted two runs in the top of the sixth, the Aggies matched those two runs when junior Bobby Lecount hammered a two-run home run over the leftfield wall to pull NM State within one run at 11-10. The Aggies tied the game when freshman Derek Umphres scored from second on a throwing error by the La Salle shortstop.
After Medina led-off the 10th with a single, junior Tanner Rust, who was 3-of-5 with an RBI on the day, dropped a sacrifice bunt down advancing the runner. Hipp then finished off the Explorers with a walk-off single and his 11th RBI of the year.
Junior Christopher Bradley was the winning pitcher as he was in the game when NM State took the lead. He worked 0.2 innings and struckout one of the two batters he faced.
"It was good to see Bradley get the win today because he ran into some back luck earlier in the year," Ward said.
Next up for NM State is a two-game road trip to Norman, Okla. where it will take on nationally ranked Oklahoma on Tuesday and Wednesday, March 12-13. For a complete schedule of Aggie baseball go online to www.NMStateSports.com.


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Somewhere out in the broad world of tennis, top-ranked Victoria Azarenka must be trembling in her shoes.
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Serena Williams is back.Not just part of the way, all of the way.
The ruins of Samantha Stosur and Lucie Safarova lay in her trampled path, the result of two of the best played matches in succession anyone can remember.
Perhaps Safarova was lucky just to be in the final, and the worlds 26th-ranked player was just a one-week wonder.
But Sundays final of the Family Circle Cup shows just what can happen when a careertop 50 performer catches a great of the game when shes hot.
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Is anyone really surprised at what happened on the newly named Billie Jean King Court?
No, not after what Serena did to reigning U.S. Open champion Stosur a day earlier in the semifinals.
Serena didnt just dominate Stosur and Safarova, limiting them to a total of three games. She practically humiliated them, making both of them look like near novices.
It wasnt that Serena just won the big points. She won just about all of the points, despite at times appearing to play in second gear. Serena made it look so easy that fans must have wondered just how good Serena can be when she shifts into high gear.
When Serena finished off a love first game against Safarovawith a 107 mph. ace, the feelingin the air was that this was going to be another mismatch. That possibility was validated a few minutes later when Williams followed up a double-fault that gave Safarova a break point with a pair of aces. The rout was on, 3-0 soon to be 6-0, 6-1.
Serena never fitter
Serena has never looked fitter, more focused or more dominant, not even when she was winning four consecutive Grand Slam titles.
She nailed blazing forehands and backhands to the deepest corners of the court. She served big, and consistently. She played near flawlessly, committing only eight unforced errors.
Safarova simply couldnt hurt Serena. The 25-year-old Czech left-hander watched helplessly as many of Serenas 27 winners caught Safarova half a baseline away.
Serena is back with a vengeance, far from just another 10th-ranked 30-year-old. Shes still the Superwoman of tennis.
Serenas performances here should give even more fresh hope to her nearly 32-year-old sister, Venus. Until she ran into Stosur on Friday, Venus looked almost as good as Serena.
Could there still be more Grand Slam final confrontations for them?
Reach James Beck at firstname.lastname@example.com. See his columns on pro tennis at ubitennis.com/english.
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With so many hotels, restaurants, offices and vacation homes in Phuket the cleaning industry does a great job keeping the island shining.
Is this category you can find companies that specialize in cleaning. This includes swimming pools, carpets, rugs, Oriental carpets, curtains, furniture, marble and granite cleaning and polishing.
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"Why is Cucumber clearing our sessions between requests?"
A team is doing Cucumber/WebRat tests of a SAML authentication flow using Devise. No matter what they do, their session seem to be getting cleared between requests. It was suggested to write a vanilla Rails integration test to see if the problem is in Cucumber or the App.
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Call for Audition DVDs for the 2013 Kent/Blossom Music FestivalPosted Dec. 14, 2012
Kent/Blossom Music Festival, celebrating its 46th summer of collaboration with The Cleveland Orchestra, is now accepting applications for its 2013 season, June 23 through July 27. The auditions are open to advanced string, woodwind, horn and piano students primarily of college age.
Kent/Blossom Music emphasizes the intensive study of chamber music under professional artistic standards. Each student performs an average of four major works during the five weeks. Assignments change every two weeks maximizing individual contact with repertoire, colleagues and faculty coaches. World-class string, wind and piano faculty, many of which are members of The Cleveland Orchestra, Miami String Quartet or world-renowned musicians, instruct the 44 students in chamber music, under the direction of renowned oboist, Danna Sundet, and highly-acclaimed cellist and founding member of the Miami String Quartet, Keith Robinson.
"This Festival draws students from all over the world," said Danna Sundet, artistic coordinator of K/BMF. "We've had participants from China, South Korea, Taiwan, Hungary, and from universities from all over the United States, including Juilliard, the Eastman School of Music and University of Indiana, just to name a few."
There is a $50 application fee, and the deadline to apply is March 1, 2013. The application can be found online at www.kent.edu/blossom/apply/undergraduate-application.cfm.
The cost to participate is $1,800, which includes deluxe accommodations in the Kent State University campus air-conditioned housing. The five-week festival includes a side-by-side performance with The Cleveland Orchestra at their summer performance venue, Blossom Music Center. Students will also perform a series of concerts for the community, which will culminate with a performance by the student Chamber Orchestra conducted by The Cleveland Orchestra Assistant Conductor, James Feddeck.
Photo caption: Richard Weiss, The Cleveland Orchestra's first assistant principal cellist works with a KBMF student during the 2012 season. Photo by Bob Christy.
Since the inception of Blossom Music Center in 1968, the Musical Arts Association has partnered with Kent State University and its College of the Arts to develop Blossom as a complete environment for the arts. Each summer, Kent/Blossom combines performance with education and joins working professionals with talented students to teach, explore, and produce great music. This important relationship between a premier performing ensemble and a public university has also served as a model for other collaborations.
Founded in 1968 by George Szell and Louis Lane, the Kent/Blossom Music Festival has welcomed more than 2,200 young artists. The program has propelled hundreds of remarkable young musicians into the ranks of major orchestras, opera companies, and conservatory faculties throughout the United States and around the globe.
The Kent/Blossom Music program brings music students from all over the world to study alongside members of The Cleveland Orchestra for five weeks. Students develop professional skills through personal study and classes with visiting master artists, members of The Cleveland Orchestra and Kent State University faculty. A focus on major works of the chamber music repertoire is augmented by studies in orchestral repertoire and techniques and solo master classes. Participants also attend open rehearsals and concerts of The Cleveland Orchestra. The program features a professional concert series as well as seven free concerts featuring the Kent/Blossom Chamber Players.
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Known for its dawn chorus, the New Zealand bush at one time pulsed with the sound of native birds.
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One of two men who reportedly robbed Aiken gas stations at gunpoint and then were chased by police onto the Savannah River Site pleaded guilty Thursday, but his sentence is yet to be handed down.
Brandon Marsalis Wilson, 18, of Old Town Road in Aiken, admitted to holding up two Kangaroo Express gas stations inside Aiken where he stole cash and cartons of Newport cigarettes.
Wilson was not sentenced Thursday because he is to give a full debrief to the Aiken Department of Public Safety, cooperate in the prosecution of his getaway driver, Carl Donte Johnson, 21, and possibly testify at his trial, Second Circuit Solicitor Strom Thurmond said.
If he cooperates fully and honestly, the "state may move for a downward departure," at sentencing, Thurmond said. A downward departure is a term used most-often in federal court where a defendant can earn a lower sentence based on cooperation, good behavior or accepting responsibility for their crime.
The crimes happened between 2 and 4 a.m. on July 6 last year. Wilson used a black semi-automatic handgun to rob two gas stations, stealing the money drawer from both registers and cigarettes from one of the stores.
After fleeing the second robbery, the pair were spotted driving in a vehicle without working headlights.
Riding in a light-colored PT Cruiser, they reached speeds of 80 mph in a residential area and speeds in excess of 100 mph en route to SRS. The chase began in Aiken, but headed outside of town on Silver Bluff Road and onto Atomic Road.
At the security gates of SRS, the car crashed through the barricades and proceeded for several miles inside the high-security nuclear weapons complex site.
"As far as a police chase, this is about as aggravated as it gets," Thurmond said.
The pair reached F-area in the site – the home of millions of gallons of highly-radioactive liquid waste, among other thing – before they bolted from the car.
One suspect was apprehended while on foot, the other when he attempted to enter a building.
The Department of Energy, who owns SRS, has a contract with WSI-Savannah River, formerly Wackenhut, for a military-like protective security force to be deployed. WSI-SR were not mentioned in court Thursday, nor in case records. ADPS Detective William Royster is the only law enforcement member listed in documents.
The armed robbery offenses are classified as most serious and violent under South Carolina law, meaning the defendants will serve at-least 85 percent of whatever sentence he receives. Wilson is facing a 10-year mandatory minimum and a maximum of 30 years, for both counts.
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"A great way to use up some of the extra kale you might have in your garden! You can use other similar greens in this recipe - spinach, mustard greens, and arugula will all work. A mixture of greens is also quite good. Serve as a salad, as a side dish, or as a main dish with rice."
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3 tablespoons
olive oil
onion, chopped
3 cloves
garlic, minced
1 cup
bread crumbs
3 bunches
kale - washed, dried, and shredded
Like this recipe a lot, but made a few changes to how it was prepared - fried up the garlic and onion in the oil first, then added the (curly) kale, turned the heat right up, then added some water (a few splashes) which then turned to steam and cooked the kale through. After all the liquid was absorbed, added the breadcrumbs and some salt and served up with some parmesan shavings for extra flavour. Disappeared really fast so must've done something right ;) Thanks for the original receipe - great way to do kale!
Agree with some of the other reviews. Great basic idea. Needs modifications.
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Wow! I never liked kale before I tried this recipe... Followed the advice of others and cooked the onion and garlic first, added the kale with a splash of water and covered it for a minute or so. Threw in the breadcrumbs at the end and tossed it all together with a bit of sea salt and a splash of lemon juice. I had a bit left over, which I ate cold, straight out of the fridge the next day. Still yummy!
1) Don't be alarmed by the amount/bulk of fresh kale called for. It reduces so much that you really do need at least 1/2 lb. to get one adult serving. 2) Use a LARGE saute pan or skillet, as the kale needs a lot of surface area to stir fry. If you prepare it in a Dutch oven or a small pan that forces you to pile the kale up, you will not get rid of the water and the kale will saute instead of stir frying. 3) Wilt the kale for no more than 5 minutes. 4) Most Important: Use fewer bread crumbs, and remove the bread-crumb coated onions before adding the kale. Once the kale has stir-fried, put it in a serving dish and add the onions on top. It is a nicer presentation, because loose bread crumbs spread over the kale and make it appear less appetizing. I've never been able to keep the bread crumbs on the onions if I keep them in the pan while I fry the kale. 5) Try this with the Cajun Style Baked Sweet Potato.
I made this as the recipe called for and the kale was too chewy and so I made a simple modification and its awesome. I removed the thick rib in the middle of the kale and chopped it up. Then boiled it x 10 min. Meanwhile cook onion and garlic in frying pan and added some salt,pepper and small amt of hot pepper flakes. Then put the boiled drained kale in the olive oil/onion mixture with salt and pepper and it was really good. Even people who thought they did not like kale enjoyed it this way.
Great way to quickly and easily cook any type of green - I would suggest that when you need to add moisture you add veg or chicken broth in lieu of water.
This is a good recipe for Kale. I added some butter & parmesean cheese. Not quite as healthy, but a good way to get the rest of my family to eat their veggies:)
Yummy! This was very easy and very tasty. I will make this again. I found that I needed to add water while it was cooking but other than that it was great.
* Percent Daily Values are based on a 2,000 calorie diet.
Stir Fried Kale
Serving Size: 1/6 of a recipe
Servings Per Recipe: 6
Amount Per Serving
Calories: 203
Calories from Fat: 78
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The Italian Years
The Sarasota Symphony, Opera, Ballet and the Asolo Rep. Most of them began life in a small, jewel box of a theater whose own life began more than 200 years ago in a small town in Italy. The theater was originally designed and built in 1798 in honor of Queen Caterina Cornaro, the widow of the King of Cyprus, who ruled over Asolo, a small town near Venice, from 1489 until her death in 1510.
Asolo, like Sarasota, was a place that enchanted its visitors, among them the French novelist George Sand and the English poet, Robert Browning. Though the court theater was small, it attracted the great actors of Europe who played there when they toured.
Reconstructed in 1857, the theater – U-shaped with three tiers of boxes, with an architectural plan and scale of construction common in 18th century court theaters – remained in its original setting in the castle until 1930, when it was dismantled and removed, its ornamental panels and decorative elements kept in storage for the next two decades. In its place, a movie theater was built and named for the great star of the age, actress Eleonora Duse, who first performed there in 1885, retired to the town and was later buried there.
Austin's Vision
A. Everett "Chick" Austin, one of America's leading experts in the field of Baroque art, had been director of the Wadsworth Atheneum in Hartford from 1927 until 1944. There, he had developed a reputation for doing some of the country's most innovative and visionary work. He had always been interested in theater and when a new wing was planned for the Atheneum he insisted it include a theater; it was on that stage that he appeared in the title role of Hamlet.
When he became the Ringling Museum's first Director in 1947, he told a Sarasota newspaper: "The function of a museum is more than merely showing pictures… The museum is the place to integrate the arts and bring them alive." And so he brought the first performing artists to the Ringling, beginning with a organ recital at Ca' d'Zan and a production of Molière's School for Husbands in the Museum of Art Courtyard.
Bringing the Historic Asolo Theater to The Ringling
Long aware of the Asolo, Austin was able to purchase the theater's decorative interior in 1949 from his friend, Venetian art dealer Adolph Loewi. However, Austin's hope for a new wing to house the theater wasn't financially feasible at the time so it was installed in the Museum's auditorium.
It proved an immediate sensation. The opening night black-tie audience saw two short operas by Mozart and Pergolesi. The event drew national attention and praise. Over the next few years, The Historic Asolo Theater presented a great range of programs, from concerts and plays to motion pictures and lectures.
In 1954, plans were made for a separate building that was constructed off the west end of the north wing of Museum of Art. The Theater was installed during 1955 and 56 and completed in 1957.
The Opening
Sadly, just weeks before the theaters opening in January of 1958, Chick Austin died of cancer. Overseeing the opening fell to his successor, Kenneth Donahue.
He was up to the task. The most coveted publication in America then was LIFE Magazine and Donahue convinced LIFE to cover the event. The post-performance celebration took place at Ca' d'Zan, and was a spectacular event that had attendees in costume and fireworks exploding from a barge over Sarasota Bay. It was, as one participant observed, an event John Ringling would have loved. From this auspicious opening emerged the city's most renowned performing arts venue.
A Home for the Performing Arts
Like Austin, Donahue believed that the Museum should be more than a home to the Old Masters collected by John Ringling. Their vision was to make it a center for both the visual and performing arts. By 1963 the Opera was drawing 13,000 people from 32 states and 15 foreign countries.
In 1959, a performance of Clifford Odet's The Country Girl began to take the theater program that had begun with student productions to a new level and by 1966 the professional Asolo Theater Company was born.
In addition to the winter season of opera and summer season of theater, The Historic Asolo Theater was the stage for a CBS orchestra concert of sacred music in 1965 and films from all over the world were presented there. Even film star Vincent Price turned lecturer for an Historic Asolo Theater appearance.
Time Takes Its Toll
Indeed, while John Ringling's dream of Sarasota as a major cultural center seemed to be coming true there were problems. The Theater was becoming a victim of its own success. In 1979, the Asolo Opera Company purchased the old Edwards Theater in downtown Sarasota and after extensive renovation opened there in 1983 as the Sarasota Opera. In 1989, the FSU Center for the Performing Arts opened just a few yards away, providing a new home to the Asolo Theater Company, The FSU/Asolo Conservatory and the FSU Film School. After thirty seasons, the tradition of The Historic Asolo Theater as home to resident theater and opera companies was at an end.
Underused and underfunded, the theater required a much-needed restoration and in 2001 safety issues forced it to close to the public.
Act Two
But the Asolo would not remain in this condition for long. It had survived occupation by Napoleon and dismantlement by Mussolini and it would survive this, thanks largely to the combined efforts of The Ringling dedicated staff and donors who, along with Florida State University administrators, began planning an ambitious program for the renaissance of the entire Ringling estate. Both the state and the public responded generously and plans proceeded.
The dazzling beauty of the original theater was recaptured, the end result of the detailed in-painting, regilding and restoration work done by the conservation team. Now the restored theater, with state-of-the-art facilities and equipment, has taken up residence in its new home in the Visitor Pavilion behind the original Ca' d'Zan gatehouse.
In 2006, under the leadership of Museum Director John Wetenhall, the curtain rose again and the beautiful palace playhouse was ready to begin its second act, serving, as Chick Austin had promised, "as a brilliant setting for plays, concerts, lectures and motion picture programs that are part of the cultural advantages the Ringling offers to students of the fine arts, and to the public."


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Does Maureen Pizzo, who wrote "Letter to U.S. Rep. Mulvaney on birth control compromise" in last week's paper, really believe "The employer is not even involved" as a result of this compromise?
Does she really think the insurance companies are going to provide free contraceptives out of the goodness of their hearts?
The "compromise" is merely a shell game that will still result in religious employers paying for contraceptives as the insurance companies will ultimately pass the costs on to them.
To all parents – young and old – our children should be our priority. Parents should not do things we don't want our children to do. Put God first in our lives, then our children.
We shouldn't be eating out and going on shopping sprees, while our children sit at home hungry and wearing hand-me-down clothes.
Patricia Thompson
In response to Maureen Pizzo's letter in last week's paper, I realize people cannot always get health care.
However, what about Planned Parenthood, where I believe contraceptives and morning-after pills were always available free?
President Barack Obama wants to enforce his decision of Catholic institutions being forced to cover these contraceptives when it is against the precepts we believe.
As I look back throughout my 75 years on earth, what a drastic change I have experienced. In my early years, Dick Tracy was one of my favorite cartoon characters. He had a television and telephone on his wrist. At that time, we didn't even have a TV in our house, but there was one in the window at the corner store. It was a 12-inch model.
I am a Roman Catholic from St.Matthew's parish in Charlotte and a registered nurse with almost 50 years in the health profession. I'm OK with the compromise.
There have been articles in The Lancaster News in the past months about how Lancaster County Council is spending our tax dollars. I have both heard and read about the outrage of many citizens of the county over the more than $500,000 price tag attached to the new EMS station on Rocky River Road in the Buford community.
I read that the property purchased appraised at a value of $50,000 for tax purposes. Many Lancaster County citizens are upset that this same piece of property was purchased by the county for about $250,000.
We, the people of Lancaster County, should be proud that with House and Senate district changes, we now have Rep. Jay Lucas, District 65, as speaker pro-tempore.
The changes make him the No. 2 representative in the general assembly and he's there representing the people of Chesterfield, Darlington, Kershaw and Lancaster counties.
To state road crews: We would like to see our roads in better shape.
It really is bad when you ride down the road and try to miss potholes and then hit another one. It is dangerous to walk in the roads because you step in a pothole and hurt your feet or leg.
We would also like to know that if we hit a pothole and tear up our cars, whether the state will pay to fix them.
Pete Melton
In a time when we tend to complain that all the news is bad news, I am reminded that is not all true.
I read some very uplifting stories in the Feb. 12 edition of The Lancaster News that gave the naysayers reasons to reflect on the more positive aspects of the news and Lancaster specifically.
The featured story of the remarkable, long, enduring friendship of the Rev. W.O. Thompson, Larry Honeycutt and Phil Cleveland is heartwarming and joyful. It shines a light on the value of being a good neighbor and friend.
Moni Basu was born in Calcutta, India. Though India has become one of the fastest-growing economies and is a somewhat newly industrialized country, it continues to face poverty, corruption and lack of adequate health care.
I don't believe that Moni was born into a poor family though; her father was a college professor.
In my research on Moni I found that she had attended challenging schools In England and India and that American schools didn't have that much to offer her, so she graduated at the age of 15.
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I've heard MANY different equations about the recommende amount of water per person in a "survival" situation, most being around 1 gal. per person per day...is this accurate?
It DOES seem like alot-worst case scenario-is this enough?
Although we have PLENTY of food cached, Water is something that humans simply cannot go without for more than 3 days...
What is the proper amount of chlorine bleach per gallon that can SAFELY be used to purify water for human consumption? I hear that 60 PPM is lethal, is this accurate? I also was told that for drinking water, you want to aim for about 3-10 PPm??? Comments??Measurements???
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Georgetown County firefighters responded to a house fire on Andrew Drive in Dunbar.
The fire was reported around 1 a.m. today and when crews arrived they saw flames coming through the roof. Because of the size of the fire, help was requested from Williamsburg County. The bulk of the fire was extinguished by 3:30 a.m. but firefighters worked on hot spots for longer. The cause of the fire is under investigation.
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Author creativelivenew 22 December 2010 in [ Softwares ]
XIII s basic software for Windows 7 (32 & 64 bit) | 1.41 GB
f you need to install or reinstall your Windows 7, here are some basic software, drivers and updates pack that I usually install. I installed several hundred PC s in my lifetime and most of my customers are satisfied. You pick what to install from this compilation (note that you can t install 2 antivirus program on your system, ie Avast and MS Essential)
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