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If Chris Brown did indeed hit Rihanna early Sunday morning, it may not have been the first time.
According to TMZ.com, the pop star told cops that her R&B singer boyfriend had a history of abusing her before a weekend attack that reportedly left her bruised and bloodied, and the violence was getting progressively worse.
Us Weekly magazine also quoted unnamed sources close to Rihanna who claim this isn't the first time Brown's beaten and bruised her.
While representatives for Brown and Rihanna refuse to release details about the alleged altercation that reportedly landed her in the hospital and earned him a felony domestic abuse charge, rumors are swirling about what could have precipitated the fight.
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Advertisers and radio stations have already backed away from the R&B singer. His "Got Milk" ad campaign will end this week.
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Wrigley's announced Monday it would suspend its ad campaign featuring Brown as the spokesman for Doublemint gum.
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Radio stations in Cleveland, Pittsburgh and Indianapolis have pulled Brown's music in light of the abuse allegations. Radio host Java Joel of Cleveland's 96.5 WAKS-FM said he stopped airing the songs Monday when outraged listeners called to criticize Brown, according to the station's Web site.
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CHURUBUSCO ŌĆö After 135 years of serving the community, the Ari Church of God is closing its doors.
The church will officially close with a service of celebration planned for 3 p.m. Sunday at the church. Anyone is welcome to attend. Former pastors, members and friends are invited to share pictures and memories during a fellowship time following the service.
CHURUBUSCO ŌĆö Water, sewer and street projects were discussed by the Churubusco Town Council at its Nov. 17 meeting. The list of projects to complete for 2010-2011, besides maintenance projects at the government building, town hall, fire department and water plant, includes 12 water projects, such as looping Greenwood Circles, replacing the water main at Washington between South and West streets, looping West Pleasant Street at NAPA to link with Anderson Road, which will put a 10-inch water main in position for KeistlerŌĆÖs Addition.
COLUMBIA CITY ŌĆö An Ohio company with an office in Fort Wayne has agreed to assist Columbia City in prioritizing the removal of approximately 200 ash trees from the cityŌĆÖs street right of way.
Davey Resource Group of Kent, Ohio sent a letter agreeing to help the town with the issue to Mayor Jim Fleck Nov. 24.
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One of the largest mini-mill steel producers and recyclers in North America is putting a "wet blanket" on slag dust from ladle and tundish dumping, improving safety and cleanliness, while preventing dust migration. Gerdau Ameristeel Cambridge (ONT) uses a specially-designed atomized mist system developed specifically for dust suppression, reducing potential hazards and improving visibility around the dumping pit and in the nearby service area. The versatile equipment from Dust Control Technology can be operated by remote control from the overhead crane or from a front loader, or by the ground-level control panel.
The Cambridge facility has the capacity to produce 300,000 standard tons annually of low- to medium carbon steel bars, primarily from feedstocks of recycled materials. "At the end of a casting sequence, several tons of slag can be left over that must be purged," explained Senior Engineer John Andric. "When ladles and tundishes are dumped, the falling slag has the potential to create large quantities of dust."
Andric described the conditions that factored into the company's dust management decision. "Although it's indoors, the melt shop has a draft from one end to the other," he continued. "We did preliminary engineering for a bag house dust collector and overhead canopy, but the project estimate was well over a million dollars, and there were doubts as to how
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According to Dust Control Technology CEO Edwin Peterson, there are typically three different opportunities for fugitive slag particle emissions to emerge during steel processing. "The first is from the initial fall of material, and is usually of short duration," he said. "The second occurs during subsequent tempering and cooling operations, when vapor from the cooling water rises and carries particulates into the air. Dust can also be released any time a particle's terminal settling velocity (from gravity) is lower than the thermal updraft velocity (from heat), which causes it to rise and potentially migrate."
Unfortunately, slag dust is made up of a number of different-sized particles, some of which are extremely small and lightweight, therefore mobile. DustBoss equipment has been extensively tested at a number of slag processing sites, with various modifications and configurations evaluated in a range of combinations to gauge their effectiveness. Some units have been mounted on trailers and flatbed trucks to deliver virtually unlimited mobility, and others have been permanently mounted in elevated locations.
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Andric says he's pleased with the results from the DustBoss. "It does just what it was designed to do, delivering the mist over a wide coverage area" he added. "The dust particles and water droplets are brought into collision with each other, which prevents the dust from drifting through the shop."
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The DustBoss® DB-30, a portable oscillating ducted fan design that delivers a range of more than 100 feet from its 7.5 HP motor. When equipped with optional 359º oscillation the unit can blanket over 30,000 square feet (nearly 2,800 square meters) from a single position with a fine mist of water droplets that are atomized to the optimum size for particle attraction and dust control.
Gerdau Ameristeel is pleased with the results from the DustBoss. "It does just what it was designed to do," said a spokesman, "delivering the mist over a wide coverage area, which prevents the dust from drifting through the shop."
GERDAU AMERISTEEL is the second largest mini-mill steel producer in North America, with annual manufacturing capacity of approximately 10 million metric tons of mill finished steel products. Through its vertically integrated network of mini-mills, scrap recycling facilities and downstream opeations, Gerdau Ameristeel serves customers throughout the United States and Canada. The company's products are generally sold to steel service centers, steel fabricators or directly to OEMs for use in a wide variety of industries. Gerdau Ameristeel is a wholly-owned subsidiary of Gerdau S.A., the leading producer of long steel in the Americas and one of the world's largest suppliers of specialty long steel.
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Why is Your Museum Small?
(psst…. don't say lack of time or money)
by Carolyn Spears
by Carolyn Spears
Absolutely, without question, the Stone Fort Museum in Nacogdoches, Texas, is a small museum. Museum professionals (especially those of us working in small museums) spend a fair amount of time asking what makes a museum small. What's your budget? What's your staff size? It's not always easy to draw a line. If we've learned anything about the definition of a small museum, it is that it's relative. Recently, I've become more interested in thinking about why.
Is the Stone Fort Museum a small museum because it is a reconstruction of a small historic house? Yes, it is a small building, and yes, the structure has meaning for the town and region, but it is not, and never has, operated as a historic house museum. As a university-associated organization, it's physically possible to relocate the museum's teaching and collecting functions to a larger building, and thus abandon this small stone building. As I said, the museum is a reconstruction – albeit an old one – so we could call the building quits and call it a campus folly. Why hasn't that happened? It has never been proposed to my knowledge, and I have no interest in making that proposal. Why?
I'm not trying to ask the obvious, even if I am. By asking why we're a small museum, I'm focusing on strategic planning. I don't assume that because we are small that getting bigger is best direction. The question of size is neither an end in itself, nor a conviction of guilt. But it may be a question that will help us build a future in which we grow even if we stay the same size.
Let us hear from you:
Will 'getting bigger' further the mission of your museum? How?
If your museum grows in physical or fiscal size, what will you gain and what will you lose?
Nina Simon to speak at the SMAC-AAM Annual Luncheon
Executive Director of the Santa Cruz Museum of Art & History @ McPherson Center, Nina Simon will present, "The Rise of the (Small) Community Museum" at the Small Museum Administrators Committee annual luncheon. Author of, The Participatory Museum, and the blog, Museum 2.0, Nina has a history of visionary thinking about museums. Join us for a discussion of how small museums are positioned to lead powerful community engagement efforts.
Today is the Early Bird Registration deadline for the AAM Annual Meeting & MuseumExpo, May 18-21, in Seattle, WA. If you haven't registered yet, today is the day. Once done, direct your mouse to the purchase tickets link at Purchase Tickets and get your tickets for the SMAC Evening Reception on Sunday, May 18th, 6:30–8:30p.m. at the Pacific Science Center, and the SMAC Business Meeting Luncheon on Monday, May 19th, 12:15-1:30p.m.
What does small really mean?
by Jason Illari
In 2004, I was fortunate to find a job working as curator and site manager at a historic house on the Eastern Shore of Maryland. I was the only employee- curator, site manager, tour guide, fundraiser- we all know what this is like. Lately though, I've been asking myself, "What does small really mean?" Within the context of museums, how do we use or define the word small- as a noun, verb or adjective? I looked up small as an adjective and, quite frankly, did not get warm and fuzzy feelings. "Limited in importance, lacking influence, narrow in outlook." Small as a noun you ask? - "a part that is smaller than the rest."-not so bad...I guess.
Why discuss this topic? Perhaps it will help administrators of smaller institutions explore ways to celebrate the greatness and uniqueness of their own museum without insistently comparing their institutions with larger organizations. I call it "bigger museum syndrome", a terrible affliction which is marked by such phrases as "oh we can't do that because we are not so and so" or "if only we had so and so's budget we would be able to do that." This kind of reasoning thwarts creativity and stymies planning. Perhaps another reason to discuss what small really means is to help expose the disconnect which often exists between smaller institutions and the general public when we try to define what museums actually do and what role they play in our communities. Below, a quick story to help flesh out this point.
One day, while working at the house mentioned above, a very nice lady came to visit to drop off some items she wished to donate. I offered to carry the items from her van and quickly realized our collections committee was going to have their hands full determining whether or not to keep or return the objects being donated, as many were in terrible condition, broken, and not at all related to our mission. During my last trip to her van, I noticed a small original 18th century Windsor chair in perfect condition-beautifully carved and constructed- the real McCoy! As she approached the van I naively remarked, "well I'll just grab the Windsor chair and we should be all done." She looked at me quite bewildered and said "oh my word no...that chair belongs in a museum…"
The experience was a real eye-opener for me to say the least. So we may also ask, how do our visitors define or classify museums and what part can we play to help level the playing field? I think one way is to have confidence in our ability to provide excellent programming and exhibits no matter what our budget or staff size.
"Local", "sustainable", and "community-based" are some of the buzz words we hear today. Everywhere we turn we read about Main Street communities, local farmers markets, sustainable living and community supported agriculture, home-schooling and autonomous learning, co-ops, alternative public education models, and eco-tourism. Smaller museums are sitting pretty in the midst of all of these trends and activities. I think it's time we "think big" and contemplate what small really means for our museums and also the museum field in general.
SMAC wants to hear from you! How do you define small? What is your institution doing to take advantage of being smaller? Any other "big ideas" to share about this topic?
If you'd like to join in the discussion in a big way by posting an article here, contact blog moderator, Carolyn Spears, at firstname.lastname@example.com.
New SMAC Board
Congratulations to the newly elected Board of the Small Museum Administrators Committee of AAM!
Peggie Stromberg, ChairTamara Hemmerlein, Vice-Chair
Janice Klein, Program ChairCarolyn Spears, Membership Chair
Jason Illari, Fellowship ChairKeni Sturgeon, Secretary
These individuals were elected by SMAC members on April 30, 2012 at our annual Business Luncheon. Terms of service will last until 2014.Thank you to all SMAC members who participated in the 2012 Annual Meeting in Minneapolis. The Board looks forward to a productive year and seeing you at the 2013 Annual Meeting in Baltimore MD!
AAM Annual Meeting
Are you joining SMAC at the AAM Annual Meeting in Minneapolis? If so, please consider purchasing tickets for any of the following SMAC events! Tickets are on sale until March 30th
Sunday, April 29: SMAC/CurCom/Compt Joint Reception at the Goldstein Museum of Design
Monday, April 30: SMAC Business Luncheon
Tuesday, May 1: Small Museum Network Reception
Already registered for the meeting? Then follow these instructions to add events:
- Login to AAM Member Center at www.aam-us.org
- Select "Edit Account" then "Update Profile."
- Your profile page contains your contact information, membership status and committee information as well as any upcoming meetings you have registered for.
- Select "2012 AAM Annual Meeting and MuseumExpo" to view your registration information.
- Under the Events section, select "Add Events/Workshops."
- You will now be able to choose the events you would like to add to your registration and the quantity of tickets you would like to purchase.
- Once you have selected any events you'd like to add, select
"Proceed to Checkout" at the end of the list.
Sunday, April 29: SMAC/CurCom/Compt Joint Reception at the Goldstein Museum of Design
Monday, April 30: SMAC Business Luncheon
Tuesday, May 1: Small Museum Network Reception
Already registered for the meeting? Then follow these instructions to add events:
- Login to AAM Member Center at www.aam-us.org
- Select "Edit Account" then "Update Profile."
- Your profile page contains your contact information, membership status and committee information as well as any upcoming meetings you have registered for.
- Select "2012 AAM Annual Meeting and MuseumExpo" to view your registration information.
- Under the Events section, select "Add Events/Workshops."
- You will now be able to choose the events you would like to add to your registration and the quantity of tickets you would like to purchase.
- Once you have selected any events you'd like to add, select
"Proceed to Checkout" at the end of the list.
Museum Assessment Program Applications Due Soon!
Flavia Cigliano, Executive Director of the Nichols House Museum, has participated in the MAP program four times! She encourages you to apply now:
The deadline is December 1, 2011.
To find application materials, go to:
I noticed that the Museum Assessment Program (MAP) has another application deadline coming up, at the first of next month. I know I've been quoted as a strong supporter of MAP in many vehicles before, but I wanted to send one more personal message to small museums to consider a MAP application. It did wonders for our museum, the Nichols House in Boston.
We did our first MAP in 2000, and have done a total of four, the most recent in 2010. Our results speak to the value of the program.
Since that first MAP, we have been able to more than triple our staff, receive 4 grants from the IMLS ( 2 CPS; 2 MFA) 5 Preservation Assistance Grants from the NEH, and numerous grants from state agencies and private foundations when previously the Nichols House had received less than a handful. We have catalogued, digitized, and put on-line our entire collection (previously undocumented). With recommendations from our Institutional MAP, we developed our first strategic plan, setting the ground work for considered long term planning for the museum.
MAP is a marvel. It made us better stewards of the historic treasure we are charged with managing, made our board better able to fulfill their responsibilities, and made Nichols House a more important entity in the community. MAP helped make our museum investable. I cannot overestimate its impact on our museum.
The deadline is December 1, 2011.
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AMARILLO -- There are local entities that can pass along aid to the Philippines, even some that are already helping.
We talked to a few of the organizations trying to care for the the affected people who were typhoon's path.
The Philippine Red Cross is heading up the work to get people aid and the first thing they are doing is finding out what emergency needs are.
Of course, plenty of people are in need of food and medical care and the American Red Cross suggests a monetary donation, in order to let the organization buy supplies and services in the affected region.
"The most beneficial thing that people can do in our neck of the woods is to make a monetary donation. That gives us the flexibility to purchase the goods and services we need from that area, in that area so we don't have to worry about packing them up, shipping them over there," said Steve Pair, of the Texas Panhandle Chapter.
The Amarillo-based Christian Relief Fund has had a presence there for some time.
"We're helping in the Philippines with the disaster that's there, we already have a relief team on the ground there, and we're helping bring water, bring food, bring medicine," said Milton Jones, President of the group.
The agency normally does work in that region to help orphaned children. The facility where that takes place was wiped out and Jones says that they will have to rebuild.
The American Red Cross is also helping to connecting family memebers who have been out of contact since the typhoon came through.
As far as volunteers are concerned, the Philippine Red Cross is the largest humanitarian organization in the country, and they have plenty of personnel working there.
To help in the relief effort:
For the American Red Cross Texas Panhandle Chapter: http://www.redcross.org/tx/amarillo-pampa
For the Christian Relief Fund: http://christianrelieffund.org/
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The main task of the service units is to efficiently support research and teaching as well as provision of services to the exterior. Apart from the IT services and the library there are specific services for research, such as a microscopy centre (USTEM), a low temperature unit and a clean room laboratory. Teaching will be supported by the department for studies and examinations and the e-learning centre. The offers of the continuing education centre, technology transfer and public relations are orientated overwhelmingly to the exterior. Services are also offered for internationalisation and alumni.
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Mat forming habit with masses of perfect blue cymes. A beautiful, cloudlike groundcover that will bring elegance to the native shade garden. 1990 Perennial Plant of the Year.
|Phlox stolonifera 'Blue Ridge' LP32 - 32 per flat
|Phlox stolonifera 'Blue Ridge' - 72 per flat
Height6-10 Inches
Spread2 Feet
Spacing10 Inches
Bloom ColorViolet Blue
USDA Hardiness Zone 5-8
Creeping Phlox (or as I was once misquoted in a local newspaper "Creepy Phlox") is as it sounds, a ground-covering evergreen woodlander with paddle-shaped leaves that form 1-2 inch mats in moist, acid soils. The flower spikes shoot up above these mats on thin 8-inch stems for a wonderful effect. There are a number of cultivars on the market with different bloom colors adn spread rates. The most vigorous, like 'Sherwood Purple' can quickly cover an area, but because of its low growth it is not a problem for companions. William Cullina, NEWFS Guide to Wildflowers
This native phlox thrives in the shady woodland. In early spring, clouds of bright pink flowers hover 6" above narrow-leaved foliage. Enjoy as a bright carpet under woodland trees and shrubs, and to add color beneath shady foundation plantings. Niche Gardens
Excellent, shade tolerant Phlox that spreads rapidly by stolons, forming dense mats of delicate foliage that are 6-12" tall. Tiny flowers cover the plant in dense clusters in spring. Phlox stolonifera thrives in woodland conditions, with partial shade and moist soil that is rich in organic matter. It makes a beautiful flowering ground cover. Williams Nursery
Some of the most bewitching plants available grow luxuriantly under the protection of tree branches. Wood anemones, epimediums, bugbanes, and toad lilies create intricate tapestries under flowering shrubs and trees. Herbaceous perennials form the ground layer of a woodland, sheltered by shrubs, taller understory trees, and a towering canopy. In each vegetation layer, you can grow beautiful species to enhance your shady border. These discrete layers, so vividly arrayed in a natural woodland, can be planted together in vertical as well as horizontal patterns, allowing gardeners plenty of latitude when combining plants in the shady border.
In the shady border, as in the sunny border, it is the effect created by interesting or unusual combinations of flowers, foliage, and fruits that creates lasting impressions. A bank of forest-green moss beautifully displays the silvery spears of a clump of wild ginger. A colorful carpet of trout lilies, phlox, bluebells, and bleeding-hearts announce the arrival of spring. The huge leaves of aralia cast elaborate shadows over a carpet of wild ginger. In the glow just after sunset, a bank of lime-green fronds of hayscented fern seems illuminated from within.
In spring, flowering in the shady border reaches its zenith. From late March through May scores of shade-loving plants bloom in the spring sunshine. Early snowdrops dangle in the first warm breezes, which encourage the flowers of hellebores, trilliums, bluebells, and primroses. The pristine white flowers shed from the horizontal branches of a silverbell rain down on artful combinations of wild azaleas, foamflowers, merrybells, shooting stars, dwarf iris, and unfurling green fronds. You can achieve stunning color combinations when you choose your shade plants carefully; seek out cultivars of favorite wildflowers to provide just the right effect. Creeping phlox (Phlox stolonifera), for example, is available in pale or shocking pink, blue, purple, or white. Given the range of color choices, you can choose the cultivar that maximizes the visual impact of the plant combination you are creating.
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P. stolonifera thrives best in moist, well-drained soils in full to partial shade. Spreads rapidly by stolons. Very drought tolerant once established. Give good air circulation to reduce growth of powdery mildew. Benefits from occasional fertilization. May be propagated by root cuttings or division any time. A stunning groundcover and border plant.
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All that shines... turn to rust...
So sad. Ceased operations 27/01/05.
Resting in peace...
Unfortunately it is doing great lack in not seeing it flying.
Baby, beautiful and noisely ! This is the "Breguinha".
Left to rust, since ending Jan/2005
Stored at Brasilia, we miss this bird making its noisy take offs.
Rest in peace. I hope to see it flying again.
PP-SMU on the background.
The noisy lady taxing via "Juliete". Can you spot some smoke coming out from the APU ??


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Jose A. Alvarez is a financial and political enthusiast who is passionate about the global markets. He enjoys exploring trends across asset classes and identifying investment opportunities in the global economy. Jose believes that conversation grounded in reliable information is the first step toward gaining the edge in finance, so he joined The Opportune Time in August of 2011 to help promote that vision. He enjoys finance, web development, football, and political memoirs.
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Great soups nonfat,dairy free and vegetarian. Sushi is fresh and homemade, too. I like their new setup. Friendly staff. A lot of original and heallthy foods that you won't find anywhere else. Once you try it you will become a regular like me.
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It's just a standard coffee/sandwich/muffin place...the vibe here is a little wierd...and their bagels are pretty low-class...this place kind of has a otherworldy feel, and not in a good way.
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Interesting and fresh choices.
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I would recommend smoked turkey with brie & sun dried tomatoes. It's more of a food court. Don't really have to wait for food. There are ready made sandwiches only $3.95.
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It gets very busy in the morning, but the staff are nice and work fast. Everything tastes good, and they have a lot of other interesting items on their menu. But what I love most is that they have the freshest, softest bagels that I've ever eaten. They are fresh each morning, not like the stale ones you get from the carts outside.


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Small and disadvantaged businesses (SDBs) - small entities and women- and minority-owned businesses-employ millions of Americans and produce goods that often shape the identity of our nation's localities. Broadband can do much for SDBs. For instance, on Amazon, eBay, and their own respective web sites, SDBs can upload bandwidth-hungry images and video that can help them sell their products internationally. And, using Monster.com, businesses can find the right person for the job by quickly sifting through a large pool of resumes. We know that finding buyers and new hires are made easier with the vast reach of the Internet via a broadband connection. But there is still a lot more that we need to know.
Overall, small businesses are important to the economy, accounting for over 60% of all new jobs. And minority-owned firms are growing four times faster than all U.S. firms, accounting for over 50% of the 2 million businesses started in the U.S. Given the importance of SDBs and the impact that broadband can have on these businesses, we released a Public Notice (PN) asking questions about the impact of broadband on SDBs to that their needs are met by the National Broadband Plan. What obstacles prevent SBDs from taking advantage of broadband technology? Lack of availability? Cost? Digital literacy or social and cultural considerations? How can businesses improve their operations with broadband, especially those that don't traditionally rely on it, such as car repair, dry-cleaners, bodega owners, etc. What data exists about the impact of broadband in job creation, productivy and more in SBDs. If there are success stories and best practices regarding SDB broadband use, then such examples could help us share ideas to make all SDBs better while providing us with success stories that we could name and use. If we are provided data on the economic impact of various types of broadband on SDBs, then we could better know where to dedicate resources for the fiscal health of the Nation.
Please read the PN and file comments using either ECFS Express or our standard submission page if you need to attach a file. Please note that your comments are responding to Public Notice #9.


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Bryce Harper ejected from Harrisburg game (video)
Bryce Harper, the Washington Nationals' next Jackie Robinson, exploded at an umpire and was ejected after he struck out in last night's undoubtedly thrilling matchup between the Harrisburg Senators and the Richmond Flying Squirrels.
In the seventh inning, Harper took a full-count pitch — which, to be fair, looked outside. Thinking it was a ball, though, he walked three steps toward first base, at which point he was called out by umpire Max Guyll. Harper immediately threw his helmet to the ground, earning the ejection. As the Patriot News reports — click on that link, if only for their photo of a fuming Harper — Guyll had been calling a large strike zone all game.
The ejection was the first of what we think will be many in Harper's professional career, but he's had at least one noteworthy ejection in the past. The explosion could be due to his hitting troubles: He's batting .248 with two home runs and 22 strikeouts in 31 games. Or maybe he finds Harrisburg boring now, too.
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Looking, back on draft day 1 - Donahoe is a freken genius! I believe that was one of his best 1st day drafts ever!
1- He picks up a RB who is near recovery ... he participated in the workouts and looks good! He was rated to be picked #1, or 2 in the draft before he was injured. He hangs onto the ball very well, and his numbers are out of this world! At sophomore he posted these statistics:
1,753 yards rushing, 28 TD's , 6.2 avg
27 receptions, 355 yards catching,
2- He grabs a player that many thought would be his pick in the first round after all of the others where picked so high! Kelsay is a beast and will dominate in the NFL! I can not believe he lasted to round 2 nor, that Donahoe would take that risk! But ya know what? That is how Donahoe works - he is a genious!
135 tackles, 13 sacks, 33 stops for lossess, 9 deflections
3- Another great move by Donahoe - traded down with the Pack 15 spots, which doesnt really matter, because he could get Angelo Crowell high or low, so you might as well, drop - get him and also get another 4th rounder!
So they got a decent CB Terrence McGee and a VERY GOOD WR (IMO) in Sam Aiken!
This is turning out perfect in my opinion ... better than I expected!
How was the Miami draft???


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The Sustainable Futures Collection encompasses a diverse range of material in the fields of animal husbandry, agriculture, economic botany, food technology and textile technology.
The most significant element of the collection relates to agricultural equipment manufacturer and innovator H.V. McKay. This agricultural enterprise, spanning from its inception in the 1880s to the present day, forms one of the largest industrial collections in Australia and provides a window on Australian innovation, agriculture, manufacture, working lives and community life.
The collections take on new meaning with passing time. The large collection of wax models of fruit and vegetables, originally developed for 19th century international exhibitions, now plays a vital role in contributing to our understanding of contemporary issues of biodiversity.
Stripper Harvester Model - H.V. McKay, 'Sunshine' Harvester, Ballarat, Victoria, 1899Scale model of the 'Sunshine' stripper harvester, designed by Hugh Victor McKay. This early form of combine harvester was one of the first machines commerically available capable of stripping, threshing, winnowing, screening, and bagging grain crops ...More about this item
The H.V. McKay Sunshine Collection is one of the most comprehensive and significant industrial heritage collections in Australia. The McKay agricultural enterprise had a profound impact on the social, industrial, manufacturing, technological and economic development of Australia, and was a significant contributor to the mechanisation of agriculture around the world. The collection dates from 1884 with H.V. McKay's blacksmith shop, where the first stripper harvester was made, and includes material up to the 1990s when the factory was demolished.
Apple Model - Winter Majetin, Hazelglen, 1875This wax model is based on a specimen grown and presented to the museum by Charles Draper of Hazelglen in 1875. The model was made in the museum by Thomas McMillan in 1875 for the Philadelphia Centennial Exhibition in 1876. Duplicate of Reg Item 1363...More about this item
Most were made by artisans employed by the museum between 1873 and 1960 and highlight the museum's active role in documenting and promoting economic and agricultural development in Victoria.
Icon - Cow Pat, Women on Farms Gathering, Numurkah, 1992Icon created for and displayed at the Women on Farms Gathering, Numurkah 1992.
The organising committee for Numrukah selected an irrigation shovel and cowpat as the icon for their Gathering to symbolize the importance of water and dairying in the Go...More about this item
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(Memphis) Tennessee may be a red state, but the democrats are hoping to change that.
Memphis is one of several cities that the Democratic National Convention is eying for the party's national convention in 2016.
If the convention were to come to Tennessee, Memphis would be the logical choice based on party representation – the city is predominately democratic.
However, some believe it is lacking in other respects.
Every four years, the DNC draws tens of thousands of people to whatever city is hosting it.
Earlier this month, Mayor A C Wharton received a letter asking whether Memphis would want the honor.
Head of the Shelby county Democrats Bryan Carson said he is hopeful the mayor will make a bid.
"I think it would be great. It would be great for the exposure of Memphis. It would be 30,000 to 40,000 people that would be drawn here for the national convention."
President and CEO of Memphis Convention & Visitors Bureau Kevin Kane said while the event would be a great economic boost for the city, Memphis does not meet certain requirements to host the convention.
"We have about 3,000 rooms in downtown Memphis, and that's a few thousand less than what they require," Kane pointed out.
Carson countered he thinks it is worth throwing Memphis's name in the hat, and he is hopeful the mayor will.
"Capacity wise, it may be tough, considering the hotel space we have here," he admitted. "But you have to think about some people maybe staying over the bridge, people will be staying in Southaven. Some may stay in Tunica to take the opportunity of the casinos. So, I think it would be alright."
Kane added this is not the first time Memphis has been asked about hosting the DNC, and he is hopeful that one day the city will meet the hotel room requirements.


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After leading his team to back-to-back 19-win seasons, including a Big South Conference regular-season title this year, Charleston Southern men's basketball coach Barclay Radebaugh was mentioned as a candidate for various job openings around the country.
On Friday, he and Charleston Southern athletic director Hank Small made it clear that Radebaugh will continue to guide the Buccaneers' program for the foreseeable future, announcing a multi-year contract extension.
Charleston Southern would not provide details of the contract, but Small said the deal represents "a significant long-term commitment by the university."
The Buccaneers finished 19-13 this past season, including a 12-4 record in the Big South Conference. CSU advanced to the championship game of the conference tournament and made its first appearance in the National Invitation Tournament.
"I think it works for everybody that we were able to put this all together," Small said. "It's a two-way street. Loyalty works both ways. The support and the success work both ways. Barclay's commitment to us illustrates that."
Radebaugh, who is 107-136 at CSU in eight seasons, had five consecutive losing seasons to begin his tenure as head coach but has guided the program to 54 victories over the last three seasons.
He says the long-term commitment is equally as strong from his perspective.
"There were years when this institution made a commitment to me when maybe I didn't deserve that commitment," said Radebaugh, who needs 15 wins next season to become the school's all-time winningest coach at 122 victories.
"We had some lean years but they never wavered. I believe commitment goes both ways. I am interested in returning that commitment.
"One of the things I take great pride in is being the front porch for our university. Certainly athletics is not the most important part of a university but often times it is the most visible. We feel we have a great opportunity as a basketball program to expose the great things that are happening at this University."
Radebaugh also is happy to put the rumor mill to rest.
"There has been a lot of talk out there and it was hurting our recruiting," said Radebaugh. "I am committed to being the basketball coach here and I am very happy and satisfied with the commitment made to me by the university."
In addition to the contract commitment made to Radebaugh, Small indicated that current members of Radebaugh's staff also received raises as a reward for their efforts.
"We wanted to elevate in that area (coaching salaries) as well," said Small. "We think our coaches are doing a great job. Coach Radebaugh has consistently given credit to his staff for the success that the basketball program has had lately. We wanted to do what we could do to help them enjoy an extended tenure here at Charleston Southern."
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The Ten Best Shows In St. Louis This Weekend: June 15 to 17
I'm going to level with you, folks: It get difficult coming up with these introductory paragraphs week after week for these show posts, but luckily I just got a "word of the day" calendar to help keep it creative. See if you can guess what today's word is. Now, without further cunctation, here's this weekend's picks.
Alice Cooper - Saturday @ The Pageant
Indie rockers Pinback return to St. Louis after nearly a decade; their show is tonight at the Firebird. Local metal darlings Lion's Daughter release their new CD alongside a stacked lineup; that show is on Saturday. Speaking of stacked shows, S.L.U.M. Fest returns to Atomic Cowboy this Saturday, bringing an unholy amount of hip hop talent with it. The rest of our picks follow.
@ The Gramophone
7:00 p.m. | $8
Local t-shirt moguls Stl Style are having a birthday and have brought out celtic-rockers Barleyjuice to help them celebrate. Throw on your "Saint Fuckin' Louis" shirts and come party. (DH)
@ The Firebird
8:00 p.m. | $15
Gorgeous (have you heard "Loro" lately?) and complex constructions from the excellent West Coast band. Close your eyes and pretend it's Fall. (KM)
Whitey Morgan & the 78's
@ Off Broadway
8:30 p.m. | $10 to $13
Shit-kicking honky-tonk rocker Whitey Morgan heads to Lemp Ave. from the mean streets of Flint, Michigan. (KM)
Miranda Lambert
@ Verizon Wireless Amphitheater St. Louis
with Chris Young, Jerrod Niemann
7:00 p.m. | $19-$104
In the last seven years, country music songstress Miranda Lambert has been nominated for over 70 music awards, ranging from the Teen Choice variety all the way to a Grammy win. So, yeah, she can sing. (DH)
Alice Cooper
@ The Pageant
8:00 p.m. | $32.50 to $37.50
The most theatrical man in rock & roll comes to the Pageant -- not Verizon or any comparably huge arena -- so maybe you'll be able to actually see the stage and finally figure out how he does that one trick where he cuts his own head off. (DH)
Location Info
The Gramophone
4243 Manchester Ave., St. Louis, MO
Category: Music
The Firebird
2706 Olive St., St. Louis, MO
Category: Music
Off Broadway
3509 Lemp Ave., St. Louis, MO
Category: Music
Hollywood Casino Amphitheatre
I-70 & Earth City Expwy., Maryland Heights, MO
Category: Music
The Pageant
6161 Delmar Blvd., St. Louis, MO
Category: Music
3224 Locust St., St. Louis, MO
Category: Music
The Firebird
2706 Olive St., St. Louis, MO
Category: Music
3108 Locust St, St. Louis, MO
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Atomic Cowboy
4140 Manchester Ave, St. Louis, MO
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On November 13, Shin Hye Sung brought fans to the photo shoot of his Winter Poetry album, set for an early December release.
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Stop. Rewind. Play. is a collage of sound and video consisting of three primary gestures as suggested by the title: 1) Stop = a sudden frozen or black image with silence or static sound, 2) Rewind = a fast whirlwind of activity, and 3) Play = a calm and moderate feel. All of the video source material was shot in collaboration with Samuel Wells and consists solely of images of trumpets. The audio sounds are primarily recordings of Sam Wells performing extended techniques such as double buzzing, multiphonics, tapping on the bell, and blowing through parts of the tubing. This work was commissioned by a consortium of trumpeters led by Samuel Wells in 2013.
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The music of composer Benjamin Taylor (b. 1983) has been performed at major music festivals in the United States and abroad including the SEAMUS National Conference, SCI National Conference, Noisefloor Festival (UK), Electronic Music Midwest, and international jazz festivals in Edinburgh, Wigan, Marlborough and Birmingham. Having recently been selected as a participant in the 2012 ACO Underwood Reading Session, Mr. Taylor's prizes and honors include a 2011 Barlow Endowment Commission, and a 2011 BMI Student Composers Award. He has studied electronic music with Jeffrey Hass, Steven Ricks, and Elainie Lillios. He currently is completing his doctoral degree at the Jacobs School of Music at Indiana University in Bloomington, where he resides his wife and three children.


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By Eric Kohn | Eric Kohn October 20, 2010 at 1:57AM
Boxing matches have been captured on film practically since the birth of the medium, which may explain the primal thrill of Frederick Wiseman's "Boxing Gym." The legendary documentarian's latest portrait takes place in Lord's Gym, the scrappy Austin establishment run by former professional boxer Richard Lord. A somber, focused instructor, Lord's momentum spreads to his disciples. The opening sequence, a noisy montage of hands punching bags and feet squeaking across the floor, never really ends until the final shot. Wiseman, credited not only as director but as producer, editor and sound guy, makes the gym's rhythm of motion and chatter into his chief subject—a ballet of sweat.
Read the rest of the review at indieWIRE's main site. "Boxing Gym" opens in New York at the IFC Center on Friday.
Here's the trailer:
Dan Streible, a former professor of mine from NYU cinema studies, wrote a phenomenal history of early boxing movies called "Fight Pictures." The book, which memorably positions Jack Johnson as the world's first movie star, helped me realize that the underlying appeal of Wiseman's movie has a close relationship with the history of cinema itself. Check it out.


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A comprehensive collection to showcase skills developed during undergraduate study. Focused on a three-part concept, the work is broken apart by it's opportunity.
'Recognize Good' hosts projects that have solutions that work, yet an opportunity was identified to improve upon it. 'Cause Good' features projects that were aiming to educate and inform, and cause a more informed decision about specific topics. 'Create Good' displays projects that offer a purposeful, yet meaningful solution to a problem that had not been identified as having any issues. 2013 Branding, Graphic Design, Print Design
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A self-initiated topic seeking to expand on the knowledge of subcultures, formulated a comprhensive introduction into the history, forms, and lifestyles assosciated with street art. An objective photographic collection designed to free your mind.
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WEST ALLIS (WITI) — 911 calls have now been released following the attack of a woman in West Allis on Tuesday, March 12th. An alert Marine Corps veteran with a concealed carry permit was on his way home from work late Tuesday night when he stepped in and stopped the beating.
Concealed carry has been law for just over a year in Wisconsin. On Tuesday, West Allis police released 911 tapes and police records in a case where they say a concealed carry permit was properly used to help save a woman.
Dispatcher: "West Allis 911. What is the address of your emergency?"
Charlie Blackmore: "There's a black male that just beat up a female in the street. He's walking away from me. I told him to stop."
Blackmore was on his way home from work after a 12-hour shift at 4:30 in the morning on Tuesday. That's when he saw the assault happening near 102nd and Lincoln Avenue in West Allis. He jumped out of his car and called police.
A calm and collected Blackmore kept his gun out as he set the scene for dispatchers.
Blackmore: "I have a concealed carry permit and I have my pistol on me right now. Get down. If you come at me, I will shoot you."
The man on the other end of the gun is 44-year-old Kenneth Harris. Newly-released documents say Harris met his ex-girlfriend at her apartment, knowing she was on her way to work. He punched the woman in the face, breaking a bone. Documents say Harris began repeatedly striking her until Blackmore showed up.
Blackmore: "If he comes at me, I'm going to take him down. Get down on the ground."
Dispatcher: "Do you have the gun on him?"
Blackmore: "Yes."
West Allis Police Chief Charles Padgett says in this instance, Blackmore did the right thing. Blackmore says this is the very reason he got his permit — for protection.
The West Allis Police Department says carrying a weapon is a personal decision. The chief said Blackmore did the right thing by telling dispatchers he had a permit.
Harris is now charged with one count of substantial battery.