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4 semester hours in Analytical Thought
4 semester hours in Literary Expression
4 semester hours in Artistic Expression
Among the goals of the Richness of Thought area are teaching students to debate the definitions of literary text, canon(s) and the relationship between them; to abstract a problem into a symbolic or mathematical model or framework; and to articulate an understanding of the ways in which art can serve as a medium for recognizing and understanding the diversities of human experiences.
Section 2. Natural World
4 semester hours in Scientific Explanations
On completing the Natural World requirement, students should be able to describe the philosophical underpinnings of science as it is used to explain the natural world and to evaluate the validity of information presented as science.
Section 3. Human Interactions
4 semester hours in Social Interactions
4 semester hours in Historical Perspectives
4 semester hours in Ethics
0–8 semester hours (depending on placement) in a language other than English
4 semester hours in Ethics Intensive courses
The extensive objectives of this area of the Central Curriculum include leading students to demonstrate they can understand and evaluate how the methods of analysis from the social sciences are used to identify issues and explore conflict within a contemporary context; to describe the way past events and trends are relevant to the present; to articulate the implications of ethical questions for human life; and to compare and contrast another language and culture with their own.
Section 4. Intellectual Skills
2 semester hours in Perspectives
4 semester hours in Writing and Thinking
8 semester hours in Writing Intensive courses
4 semester hours in Oral Intensive courses
4 semester hours in Team Intensive courses
Through this area of the Central Curriculum, students should learn core intellectual skills, such as working together in a team to analyze and solve problems and developing, strengthening, and marshaling an argument, both orally and in writing.
Section 5. Connections
4 semester hours in Diversity
4 semester hours in Interdisciplinary
4 semester hours in Diversity Intensive courses
An off-campus Cross-Cultural experience that may or may not bear credit, depending on the specific experience selected by the student
2 semester hours in a Cross-Cultural seminar, to be taken after the student returns from the Cross-Cultural experience
Their study in this area of the Central Curriculum should lead students to a fundamental understanding of multiple theories and principles of diversity; to demonstrate a complex understanding of culture; to show an appreciation of how different academic disciplines can supplement and reinforce one another; and to reflect on their personal growth, social responsibility and the value of active participation in human society.
Courses satisfying Central Curriculum requirements also may be counted toward majors and minors. The Diversity course may cross-count with any one non-Intensive course and up to two Intensive courses within the Central Curriculum, merging the requirements for both into a single course offering (e.g., ANTH:413 Race, Ethnicity and Minorities satisfies the Diversity requirement, the Social Interactions requirement, the Oral Intensive requirement and the Writing Intensive requirement). Similarly, the Interdisciplinary course may cross-count with any one non-Intensive and up to two Intensive courses within the Central Curriculum. In addition to satisfying other requirements, an appropriately designated course in the Central Curriculum also may be counted toward one or two Intensive requirements.
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PJM, NYISO collaboration in full effect
In October 2012, PJM Interconnection and the New York Independent System Operator (NYISO) announced a long-term approach to optimize the flow of electricity across their common border and reduce threats to reliability. Today, the market partnership is in full effect with the successful implementation of the market-to-market coordination.
Together, PJM and NYISO will coordinate planning processes to facilitate efficient transmission investments; deploy smart grid technologies that maintain system balance through the use of robust data, communications and automated systems; and develop a shared understanding of regional natural gas delivery constraints for power generation.
The PJM/NYISO pairing will increase the efficiency and lower the costs of electric transmission congestion management. In addition, the partnership will provide more consistent prices across the two wholesale electricity markets because prices at the borders between them are expected to come together more closely. Additionally, a broader pool of resources means improved reliability.
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After the success of Band Baaja Baaraat, the trio of Ranveer Singh-Anushka Sharma and Maneesh Sharma are back with their second outing exactly a year later.
Inspired by the Hollywood film John Tucker Must Die, this ones about a charming man who cons his many girlfriends not for love but for cash.
As usual, we ask our in-house expert and famous astro-numerologist Bhavikk Sangghvi to predict the fate of this Yashraj production:
The title LADIES V/S RICKY BAHL is adding up to Number 46 which has a distinct potency of its own. It is a number of good and fortunate friendships in love and in combinations connected with the opposite sex. It is also good for partnerships of all kinds. It is a fortunate indication if it appears in connection with future events explains Bhavikk.
Going simply by its numerological interpretation, it seems like Ricky Bahls antics will be able to attract the paying public especially the youth predicts Bhavikk.
He continues As I have always mentioned earlier that the year 2011 which adds up to Number 4 (Rahu) has proved lucky for most Number 1, 2, 4 and 7 people, places, names etc. and the title of the film vibrating on Number 1 (46) will prove to be added advantage .
Talking about Ranveer Singh, the young man is running in his 27th year (6th July 1985) which is a great phase for him as his destiny number is adding up to Number 9 (Mars). Plus, the release date of 9th December will work in his favor too. Not only will he liked be liked for his performance by the patrons, but also he is bound to receive raving reviews from the industry and the trade circle.
Anushka Sharmas luck is no less as being a Taurean (ruler Venus Number 6) in her 24th year, she is passing through a positive period as well. Her work will be highly acclaimed and she will impress one and all.
So all you ladies (and even gentlemen), be ready to get floored by Ricky Bahls charisma this week in your nearest cinema hall. You would love to hate him signs off Bhavikk on a positive note.
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The prime minister has allowed the Government Inspectorate to receive a technical assistance grant of US$400,000 for a project on drafting an anti-corruption law. Swedish International Development Agency (Sida) will provide US$300,000, the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) US$100,000 and domestic counterpart capital of US$30,000.
The anti-corruption law drafted by the Government Inspectorate is being debated in the ongoing National Assembly session. Many previously ?sensitive? matters were also defined in the draft such as compulsory disclosure of the assets of high ranking officials, and regulations on gifts and others.
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Continental problem? Toronto columnist condemns CAF World Cup efforts
Jun 20, 2014, 8:30 AM EDT
Kurtis Larson isn't being shy about a controversial topic, burying an entire continent worth of soccer in his new Toronto Sun column.
Claiming that the Confederation of African Football's representatives performance early in this World Cup is endemic, Larson goes after them from Word One.
The claims begin with Yaya Toure's infamous birthday acknowledgement problems at Manchester City, move on to Cameroon's brief bonus-fueled boycott and slide into Alex Song's red-card rage. In short, Larson says these awful examples show how an underperforming continent continues to disappoint.
Similarly, neighboring Nigeria was embroiled in an alleged match-fixing scam during an important pre-World Cup tuneup against Scotland, a game investigators red-flagged as one organized crime might have infiltrated.
Those accusations kicked up a notch when Austin Ejide appeared to throw the ball into his own goal midway through the first half that game.
This is a federation full of cry babies, selfishness and alleged cheats.
Strong words, but certainly ones that needed to be uttered now in order to remain safe. Cameroon has been eliminated but Ivory Coast is in still in strong position to advance (having only lost to a Colombia team that looks ready to roar). Nigeria's sickly performance against Iran may lead to elimination but they could still up-end Bosnia and Herzegovina, while Ghana's game effort against the U.S. belies consecutive knockout round performances. And Algeria was never expected to do much.
Not saying the corruption talk is silly; it isn't. And the cited examples are certainly very poor representations of a continent that hasn't always covered itself in glory… but which continent has? France simply quit in the 2010 tournament, Croatia has had a player suspended from the tournament for inciting Pro-Nazi chants, and England had its high-profile captain sleep a teammate's wife. The anti-Europe column hasn't appeared as Spain and England crash out, though.
CAF has put a team in the knockout rounds of each of the last six World Cups, and in the quarterfinals of 3 of 6 (Ghana in 2010, Senegal in 2002, Cameroon in 1990). And while this isn't the most shining of accomplishments, it's also far from consistent and horrific failure. And as explored in Ian Hawkey's "Feet of the Chameleon", African soccer has met plenty of unique obstacles in its development.
I don't know Larson personally, and I've enjoyed following him on Twitter, so I can't and won't accuse him of click fodder. But this seems like a reach to me. Yes, CAF is crooked, like the majority of confederations. To pick out one seems a little forced.
- dohpey28 - Jun 20, 2014 at 9:25 AM
I think putting someone sleeping with a teammate's wife on the level of pro-nazi chants and match fixing is a little bit of a stretch, don't you?
- Nicholas Mendola - Jun 20, 2014 at 9:31 AM
No, I don't.
- lyleoross - Jun 20, 2014 at 10:22 AM
Does it matter? Indeed, I'd say your point is a distraction from the point the writer is making. That European players and systems are as capable of doing stupid things as African players and systems, but no one is chomping at the bit to write about their behavior. Rather than an either or, it's a dumb and dumber, dumb for sleeping with your mate's wife, dumber for chanting pro-nazi slogans.
In Europe, and frankly, the Americas too, racism is alive and well. We view other cultures, especially African ones, through a very negative lens while viewing White cultures through a very positive lens. We do the same thing with religion, viewing non-Christian religions through a very negative lens, and Christian ones through a very forgiving lens. What makes this so sad is that if someone views us in a similar fashion, we get very belligerent. "How dare you judge us so unfairly!"
- narfmoo12 - Jun 20, 2014 at 10:28 AM
No. We view underachievers very harshly, regardless of skin color. Spain has been ripped apart in the last few days. It happens in every sport. When the Penguins get bounced from the playoffs, everyone rips on Crosby/Malkin for not showing up, and there are countless more examples.
But thank you for playing the race card in an attempt to justify how awful the African countries have played over the last two decades in comparison to the amount of talent they send to the top European leagues.
- Nicholas Mendola - Jun 20, 2014 at 10:53 AM
Aside from the Ivory Coast, the teams don't send as many top players as you think. Additionally, CAF's backwards qualification process (playoffs after round-robin) doesn't automatically put the best teams in.
- lyleoross - Jun 20, 2014 at 10:55 AM
I'm gonna have to disagree with you on many levels. You are comparing apples to oranges. Tearing up the Penguins and their players isn't the same as condemning the whole American continent for the play because of that team and those individual players, the America's performance, nor Asian performance has been any better. The focus is on the Penguins, and what they and those individual players did. In that context your statement is right on. But what happened here is that the entirety of CAF was condemned, period. Not a team, or even a couple of teams, or a few players, but all of CAF. The writer of the article then compared behaviors in CAF to those in Europe across the board showing fairly similar behaviors, and asked the question, "why isn't anyone condemning all or Europe for corruption and malfeasance? On only has to peruse this site to find ample player, club and country misdeeds throughout Europe, CONCACAF and South America.
I understand that the conservative pundits and news outlets have coined the race card nicely, and they hold up their hands like a red carded player saying "who me," but as the saying goes, don't judge a man by his words, judge him by his behavior. All of the race card calls don't mean a hill of beans when I can sit in the stands and watch fans throwing bananas at DA or hear players calling other players racist names from where I sit in the stands.
You may recognize that no racism exists in the sport, but when I watch the games on TV and see the "no room for racism" signs on the bill boards and even on uniforms, I tend to think that someone believes there's a problem.
- geojock - Jun 20, 2014 at 12:01 PM
Funny thing is you're the one currently crying "How dare you judge them so unfairly!"
- lyleoross - Jun 20, 2014 at 1:05 PM
Indeed, how dare I! Although, I think I can make a credible argument that the author was doing the same. If you're standing on the deck of the Titanic, and the water is lapping around your feet, and you're crying, "it's not sinking, it's not sinking!" you sort of lose credibility as an expert on sinking ships.
Last, "you pulled the race card" is a you're judging unfairly comment. It says you've pulled the race card unfairly, and therefore you're being unfair. When pointing out that someone has done something, it is always wise to make sure they didn't have reason to do what they've done.
- lyleoross - Jun 20, 2014 at 1:08 PM
BTW – I don't recall saying the judgement was unfair, indeed, it's a fairly accurate assessment of CAF. What I did note was that no one levels the same allegations at other regions that exhibit the same types of behaviors. But of course, lets give credit where credit is due. It was the author who suggested such, I simply agreed with him in slightly stronger terms. I'm fine with the CAF assessment, I'm just not fine with selective judgements.
- psuross - Jun 20, 2014 at 12:00 PM
1990 was the last time that more than one African nation advanced from group play. Granted, in 3 of the last 4, that 1 team has won a round of 16 game, but its still time to reallocate the World Cup qualifying slots.
And if its found that there was systemic participation in the buying of votes for 2018 and 2022, the reallocation should be doubly harsh IMO.
- mazblast - Jun 20, 2014 at 12:55 PM
I love how people are trying to excuse the corruption within African football and the results below their allocation of WC spots by saying, "the other teams/federations have issues, too, and there's corruption in their federations, too.". That's the "all the other kids do it, Mom" defense, and Mom didn't buy it. Neither should we.
It's a matter of focus, as in "stick to the subject". We're not talking about "racism", race has nothing to do with it, and stop trying to play that tired card to excuse problems. Deal with the problems of European, North American, South American, and Asian football on their own.
That there are problems with football as played and run elsewhere does not excuse corruption within and poor play by African football.
- chunkala - Jun 20, 2014 at 3:28 PM
What else can I say but the truth hurts and people don't like hearing it.
In regards to Spain and England: Spain accomplished something no one else will probably ever do again, winning 3 MAJOR tournaments in a row. They got old and deciding to play Diego Costa was probably not the best move. As for England. they will never win as long as the human sieve Joe Hart is in goal.
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Jeremy Paxman has been branded 'a bully' after he ridiculed a nervous contestant for getting an answer wrong on 'University Challenge'.
Tom Tsyzczuk Smith buzzed in to answer the question posed by Paxman: "'The liberties of England and the Protestant religion I will maintain.' Which royal figure made that claim when he landed at Brixham, in Devon, in 1688?"
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"It's only out by about 600 years or so. Anyway no, it's William of Orange of course, William III."
Tsyzczuk Smith looked embarrassed, and kept his head down for the remainder of the show, though his team from UCL went on to win the contest, beating Bangor University.
44 people complained to the BBC over the rebuke, and several took to Twitter to voice their displeasure.
Prof Richard Barker wrote: "University challenge Paxman just bullied Smith from UCL, very clever but self effacing student. Absolutely out of order."
However, Renata Tsyzczuk, the student's mother, has come out in support of Paxman.
"I think Paxman is always a little tough with the contestants. But I think it is all in good spirit. It is a challenge after all," she said.
"I don't think he's a bully. Tom wanted to do well and perhaps that showed more when he got things wrong rather than right. I met Mr Paxman and found him very pleasant. Tom's very clever and we are very proud."
"University Challenge is a tense and fast-paced competition, and Jeremy Paxman's acerbic remarks have long been part of the appeal. Viewers and contestants alike know what to expect from the host," read a statement from the BBC [The Independent/Daily Mail]
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Quiz host rebuked student after he got answer wrongBy Ben Arnold | Yahoo! TV News – Wed, Feb 13, 2013 11:52 GMT
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Two statistics tucked into the NBC/Wall Street Journal poll should not be missed, if you've been following the sturm und drang between "Obama Democrats" and "emoprogs."
The first number is 2. That's the percentage of poll respondents who intend to vote for "someone else," besides either President Obama or his (as yet unnamed) GOP opponent. In the poll, 44 percent of respondents said they would "probably vote for Obama," 42 percent said "probably vote for the Republican," 7 percent said it would depend on who the opponent is, 5 percent were not sure, and 2 percent said "someone else," which seems to indicate support for a third party candidate. That doesn't bode well for a Ralph Nader 2012.
The second statistic: President Obama enjoys more support for his re-election among Democrats than Bill Clinton did at this point in his quest for a second term. Here's the relevant table:
Would you like the Democratic Party to nominate Barack Obama again in 2012 as its presidential candidate, or would you prefer that the Democratic Party nominate someone else?
——————————————————–All Democrats / Democratic Primary Voters
Like the Democratic Party to nominate Barack Obama …. 73 / 78
Prefer the Democratic Party nominate someone else ……. 20 / 14
Too early to say (VOL) ……………………………………………… 4 /5
Not sure ………………………………………………………………….. 3 /4
Now compare those stats to Bill Clinton's in 1995. His split was 67/19 renominate vs nominate someone else, with 6 percent saying "too early" and 8 percent not sure. George Bush I was in even worse shape: with a 60/16 split, a whopping 18 percent saying "it depends" and 6 percent "not sure."
So what does that mean? It means that the Smiley/West/Sirota/Greenwald/PCCC/FDL crowd is failing at its prime directive: peeling Democrats away from Obama, so they can steer them to a third party candidate, or generate a primary challenge. So for at least, a solid majority of Democrats are sticking with the president.
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BASEBALL: Baseball Analysis; In Surprise Move, Rodriguez Is On His Way to Joining Yankees
By JACK CURRY
Published: February 15, 2004
Alex Rodriguez would try to hide his obsession for New York when he spoke to people with ties to the city, but the effort was futile. Rodriguez would ask questions about the Yankees, the Mets, the city, everything. He would toss those questions out nonchalantly and act as if he were remotely interested, but then he would inch forward in his chair and wait impatiently for detailed answers.
That obsession with New York, coupled with his obsession to move far away from the aimless Texas Rangers, is apparently enough motivation for Rodriguez to divert the path of his Hall of Fame career and slide about 50 feet to his right. If moving from shortstop to third base could help Rodriguez get paroled from the Rangers, then Rodriguez, the best player in baseball, would do the moonwalk while he giddily made the switch.
''What's it like in New York?'' Rodriguez asked a reporter last season, a question that could have covered every issue from the chemistry in the Yankees' clubhouse to the niftiest place to devour a slice of pizza.
To Rodriguez, a lifetime shortstop, it is better to be kind of satisfied at the hot corner for a potential championship team than to be miserable at shortstop for a last-place team. Rodriguez, who had been the captain of the Rangers for a minute or two, was eager to abandon ship, even if that meant surrendering his coveted shortstop position to Derek Jeter. Once bosom buddies, the matinee idols are now professional friends, and to the Yankees, that is close enough.
In a recent interview with Michael Kay of the YES Network, Jeter basically absolved Rodriguez of the harsh comments Rodriguez made about him three years ago. Jeter, who can hold a grudge for a decade, said that Rodriguez was put in a position he was unaccustomed to when he made those remarks. As transparent as it seemed because Rodriguez has been a national figure since he was a teenager, it was Jeter's subdued way of saying that he and Rodriguez are cool again.
When it became obvious several months ago that Rodriguez and the Rangers wanted their struggling partnership to end, Rodriguez told an associate that he wanted to play only for the Yankees or the Boston Red Sox. Of course, Rodriguez was savvy enough to know that those teams have the highest payrolls in the sport and were probably the only teams willing to add his immense contract.
The Red Sox had the first opportunity to wrestle Rodriguez away from the Rangers, but they could not secure the player who was a better fit for them than the Yankees. Now the Red Sox and their fans have one more reason to hate George Steinbrenner: it took the Yankees days to execute what the Red Sox could not do in months. The Boss opened his wallet, again, and got A-Rod.
''The bottom line is Alex needed to go,'' said one Texas official who spoke to him recently. ''He was tired of hearing about his contract and tired of being perceived as the reason we're not winning.''
As desperate as the Rangers' owner, Tom Hicks, was to overpay $252 million for Rodriguez three years ago, he was even more desperate to unload the debacle of a contract. Hicks told Rangers officials that he wrote too many checks to creditors after the 2003 season and did not plan to do it again. Jettisoning Rodriguez will save the Rangers more than $100 million.
While Hicks was on the verge of obtaining relief by removing a financial albatross, the Rangers thought it was curious that General Manager Brian Cashman called them last week and, suddenly, Rodriguez was ready to play third. Clearly, one baseball official theorized, Scott Boras, Rodriguez's agent, had intimated to the Yankees that Rodriguez would change positions.
If Cashman did not know that was possible, there would have been no reason to contact the Rangers.
The interesting thing about Rodriguez's show of humility in shifting to third is that he is a better defensive shortstop than Jeter. Rodriguez has won two straight Gold Glove Awards and has better instincts and a stronger arm than the man who is expected to soon be his teammate. Jeter has lost range and is not as daring as he was before injuring his left shoulder.
Eventually, whether it is two months or two years, whoever is managing the Yankees might be forced to recognize Rodriguez's superiority at shortstop. Since Rodriguez moved positions so willingly, how would Jeter look if a manager asked him to shift positions and he complained? Jeter, the team's captain, could be accused of putting himself ahead of the team.
One American League scout said he would start Rodriguez at shortstop and move the softer-throwing yet athletic Jeter to second base to replace Alfonso Soriano. That dynamic duo could rule the middle of the infield and the city for several years, letting Rodriguez personally discover everything he ever wanted to know about living and playing in New York.
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Ditto on that Polly. You are a girl after my own heart. I almost cried when I read that post. lol
...I lvoe it when being a radical becomes so commonplace that the only thing to do is rebel against it.
I think we're all in agreement that Polly is probably one of the most philosophical here. P:
Again, Kurt Cobain. He hated the "rebels" in punk and he fought them, but ended up being a 'true' rebel. Nirvana had an interesting impact on music...
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Hey, sorry Steely for not giving you the credit for pointing out that rock music is increasingly looking backwards at itself. Good observation.
The 'net - especially YouTube and MySpace - does raise my hopes that the power of the industry will be reduced. However, I've seen more and more high quality clips appearing on Youtube, headed by advertising. Again, corporations are using their advantage of high quality production.
I hate how we've become so hung up on production. Think of all those jazz recordings from the 30s right through to the 60s - Satchmo, Duke, Goodman, Bird, Miles, Trane etc. Or rock from the 60s - Beatles, Stones, Jimi, Janis, Doors, Floyd, Turtles. The production is total crap when compared with today's pop music but who cares? The music was FANTASTIC!
Yet plenty of younger people
care because their ears expect "better" - very discerning about the things that cost $$, so much so that it matters more to them than the things that money can't buy.
Yes, the internet is readily expanding the indie part of the music scene- but, take it from one of those indie guys, we're using what we have so we can get closer to the industry itself. We're interested in being able to make our music a living, whether it brands us as "sellouts" or not.
Well, Abbey Road sounds pretty good, even for today's standards... ._.
Ah, those Audiophiles.
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We're certainly seeing signs of it. We're seeing few "big names" selling umpteen million copies of any one album, yet hundred upon hundreds of bands are able to sell a few thousand copies, and more underground genre's of music are getting small bits of mainstream recognition because it sells just enough to not be ignored.
I remember being 11 or so, and thinking Ozzy and Judas Priest were
so extreme
. Now, they get played on classic rock radio along side the The Beatles and the Stones, and I think nothing of letting my 3 yr old listen to them.
Again, indie is going up, big and shiny is going down. At least for heavy music(rock to metal).
I think another observation made in this thread was the ever-evolving definition of "shocking". Years from now Marilyn Manson and Slipknot will be like Judas Priest and Ozzy, in the "Nostalgia Radio" library.
It makes you wonder what will be next, what will be considered shocking after the current shockers are outdated.
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Braun: Shoulder '85-90 Percent'
MORGANTOWN, W.Va. – They say football is a sport for tough guys. Well, Jeff Braun showed his toughness last year playing the last half of the season with a torn labrum he sustained early in the Connecticut game.
Braun played all but two plays against the Huskies, and three weeks later, he played every single offensive snap against Louisville - impressive for a guy playing with basically one arm.
"What was actually good about the injury was after the UConn game we had a bye week and then we played Cincinnati," Braun recalled last week from the Milan Puskar Center. "That whole bye week I didn't practice and I didn't know what was going to happen with me because we weren't really sure what I did and I was nervous at first.
"It was killing me and I went back in during the UConn game in overtime and riding back on the plane it hurt," Braun said. "In my mind, I didn't know if I was going to play again for the rest of the season or what was going to happen."
Then, the Tuesday before facing the Bearcats, Braun decided to give it a go during practice to see how much his shoulder hurt.
"It worked out good," he said. "We just had to wrap it up every game and that was a pain. The games we played sometimes it would just pull out. That's what happened in the Cincinnati game – it happened to me twice. I played the first half and they let me get some rest for the second half, which was good."
Braun benefitted from West Virginia's blowout win against the Bearcats and also a surprisingly easy victory against Pitt in Pittsburgh. He played just 44 snaps against Cincinnati and 43 snaps against Pitt.
"It was just a day-by-day thing," Braun said. "Some days it felt good and some days it felt terrible."
When it was determined that he could handle the pain and he wasn't going to damage the shoulder any further, Braun chose to grit his teeth and play on.
"Sometimes it felt like I wasn't even injured," he said. "Other times I would pass block or run block and it would just give out. Sometimes (the pain level would be) a 10, maybe an eight – it just ranged."
Braun said the decision to have off-season surgery was made after the Pitt game while the decision to repair teammate Donnie Barclay's shoulder wasn't made until after the bowl game against NC State.
"Me and Donnie, our relationship has grown since this whole thing happened," Braun said. "He found out about his a few weeks after mine.
"Once he found out it kind of relieved me a little bit knowing that another one of my offensive line guys was going to have this," Braun said.
While the rest of their teammates were working all of their body parts during the off-season conditioning program, Braun and Barclay were restricted to just certain exercises, meaning they usually worked out together.
"The stuff we do isn't exactly what everybody else does," Braun explained. "A lot of times it's harder to get through it and we just stuck it out together. Now our bond has grown."
Today, Braun feels like he's operating with a brand new shoulder.
"(Last week) was five months from surgery," he said. "I feel great. The doctors did a great job. (Last Tuesday) I did 315 on the bench, which is the most I've done (since the surgery). Five months after shoulder surgery I think that's pretty good."
Braun and Barclay are still not cleared for any overhead pressing or inclined benching, exercises that require them to push weight above their shoulders.
"Everything else is full-go," Braun said. "In the spring we did our running, but since the summer started we have been doing our running and lifting just like everybody else."
Braun estimates his shoulder is about 85-90 percent right now.
"By the time the season comes I will be perfect," he predicted.
Braun played right tackle last year but a move to left guard is likely this fall with new offensive line coach Bill Bedenbaugh now having a full spring to evaluate his personnel. The junior is actually looking forward to the move even though senior Josh Jenkins, who is recovering from a knee injury sustained in the spring game, is a three-year starter at that spot.
"I've had talks with Coach Bedenbaugh a lot and even I know that guard and center are my natural positions that's where I wanted to go and that's where he wanted me to go and we just have to find out if we could afford to do it," Braun said. "Unfortunately, with Josh being hurt we don't know what's going on with him still, but it looks like I'm going to go to left guard and maybe center. It's up in the air still."
Where Braun is going to play this fall may still be up in the air, but he is confident his surgically repaired right shoulder will be good to go when call camp begins in August.
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This showed up on my wife's Facebook page (person 1 is her brother);
Person 1: Oh man...this is wild. After Bin Laden was killed back in May, a poll was taken of Americans asking them where they thought he would turn up. 61% said they think he turned up in hell. So that begs the question....where else do the other 39% think he turned up?
Person 2: I can't imagine he went anywhere else but hell.
Person 3: Yeah, he's in hell.
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Nobody can escape God. He will correct all wrongs. The darkness will give way so noontime bright.
When we don't understand things by categories God provides in his Word what else can we do? We resort to what we've been told by other people who don't know either. When the blind lead the blind they both fall into a pit. The good news is it's because they have something to learn there. Some of their new wisdom will come by the self-evident judgement displayed upon a false leader. They'll also find out how to get out of that pit.
Notice how children don't know where everything in their room belongs?
When I was around 3 or 4 years old I asked my dad when he was shaving, "When I grow up will I get feathers too?"
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39% atheists. Part of the 61% likely made a political statement instead of a religious one.
Haha..is that the same thing?
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Poha/ beaten rice – 2 cups
Grated Unripe Mango – 1 ½ cups
Green Chillies – 4
Curry Leaves – 1tbsp
Urad dal – 1tbsp
Turmeric – ¼ tsp
Ginger Garlic paste – 1 ½ tsp
Red chillies – 4
Tamarind – 2/3 pieces
Cumin seeds – ½ tsp
Mustard seeds – ½ tsp
Salt – 1 ½ tsp
Oil – 4 tsp
Asafoetida – a pinch
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2. Soak tamarind in warm water and extract the pulp to make 1.5 cups.
3. Add salt, turmeric, red chilli powder and jaggery to tamarind juice.
4. Soak washed beaten rice in the prepared tamarind juice mixture for 15 minutes or until it absorbs all the liquid and the flakes become soft, fluffy and separate.
5. Heat oil in a pan, add mustard and cumin seeds. When mustard seeds begin to splutter, add urad dhal, chana dal and chopped green chillies.
6. Fry for a minute.
7. Add groundnuts and fry, add red chillies and curry leaves and hing/ asafoetida.
8. Add soaked/beaten rice and toss well with the seasoning.
9. Cover and cook for eight minutes on low heat.
10. Garnish with chopped coriander.
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Certificates are issued by a certification authority (CA). Lync Server 2010 setup includes the Certificate Wizard to help you request, assign, and install certificates during deployment.
It can take time to process certificate requests, especially requests to public certification authorities (CAs). You can request certificates for your Lync Server 2010 servers early to make sure that they are available when you start deployment. If you want to request certificates before you install the servers, you can use the Lync Server 2010 administrative tools or use a certificate request procedure defined in your organization. You may want to do this to save time when you deploy servers. However, you must make sure that the certificates are exportable and that they contain all the required subject alternative names.
Requesting certificates in advance is optional. If you do not request certificates in advance, you must request them when you set up the servers that require a certificate.
We recommend that you use an internal enterprise CA for internal servers. Doing this could save you money. For more information about internal CAs, see Request Certificates from an Internal Enterprise CA
(http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/gg425787.aspx)on the Microsoft TechNet website.
You can also use a public CA. To see a list of public CAs that provide certificates, see article 929395: Unified Communications Certificate Partners for Exchange Server and for Communications Server
(http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkId=202834). Certificates from these CAs comply with specific requirements for unified communications (UC) certificates. These public CAs also work with Microsoft to make sure that their certificates work with the Lync Server Certificate Wizard.
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A CA issues and manages security credentials and public keys for message encryption. As part of a public key infrastructure (PKI), a CA checks with a registration authority to verify the information that you send when you request a digital certificate. If the registration authority verifies your information, the CA can issue a certificate.
Lync Server 2010 uses certificates for the following purposes:
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Don is on the move
Latest location, as of 1 p.m.: Storm is 475 miles east-southeast of Corpus Christi, 430 miles east of Brownsville, moving at 15 mph, according to National Hurricane Center 1 p.m. advisory. No other changes in advisory. [Read More]
Valley won't be threatened by Don
Late morning Thursday, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration meteorologist Barry Goldsmith was declaring the Rio Grande Valley out of the danger zone, save for strong rip currents that could be dangerous for those in small fishing boats, deadly for unsuspecting swimmers at South Padre Island. "It's almost like a sea breeze, that's what the impact may be," he told […] [Read More]
Don may bring up to 7-inch rainfall
The San Antonio area may get 2-3 inches of rain from Tropical Storm Don, with isolated totals as high as 7 inches just north of the storm's path, the National Weather Service predicts. It would be welcome relief from a drought that has left much of South Texas "nearly a foot of rain below normal," […] [Read More]
Don is picking up speed
Tropical storm Don is picking up speed as it heads towards the Texas Coast. According to the latest advisory from the National Hurricane Center, Don is moving at 14 mph, but that speed is expected to incease. Winds are near 45 mph, with gusts at even greater speeds, but those are predicted to increase over […] [Read More]


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RSO Education & Outreach Fund
The Regina Symphony Orchestra has a mandate to enrich lives in Southern Saskatchewan communities through making orchestral music and music education accessible and available to all, and to help young people to develop their talents through creative and adventurous educational programs. The RSO created the Education and Outreach Fund to support the expansion and improvement of the RSO's existing education and outreach initiatives, and to develop innovative new programs that meet the growing needs of the community we serve.
Music remains integral to building a strong and vibrant community – and this is why the RSO relies on the generous support of donors and sponsors to help ensure the enjoyment of live orchestra music can be accessible to all!
Music Education Programs
In our conversations with schools in Regina and Southern Saskatchewan, we have noticed a growing need for comprehensive and creative musical education programs that build on and enhance existing arts education school curriculum. Music education inspires creativity, confidence and joy, and has long been known to aid school-age children in cognitive learning, keeping students motivated and focused. Over 5,500 Regina school children take part in RSO's school programs each year. RSO is committed to engaging young listeners and developing their love of music through these programs: RSO In Schools – concerts at Regina and area schools; Build The Band - annual high-school music program; and the Piapot Project - year long music program at Payepot School.
Community Outreach Programs
Taking our concerts to smaller communities in southern Saskatchewan through the Music On the Road program, the Free Concert Series at the Regina Public Library, and offering discounted concert tickets to students and young people through Classically Hip, are just some of the important programs the RSO provides annually to make live orchestra music accessible to all!
For Bookings and more information about the RSO's Education and Outreach programs visit the Education & Outreach section of our web-site.
Thanks to Mosaic for their support of the 2012.13 Education & Outreach Fund.


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Courses: Developmental Biology (BIOLB271001)
Fall 2013
Class Number: 1129
An introduction to embryology and the concepts of developmental biology. Concepts are illustrated by analyzing the experimental observations that support them. Topics include gametogenesis and fertilization, morphogenesis, cell fate specification and differentiation, pattern formation, regulation of gene expression, neural development, and developmental plasticity. The laboratory focuses on observations and experiments on living embryos. Lecture three hours, laboratory three scheduled hours a week; most weeks require additional hours outside of the regularly scheduled lab. Prerequisites: one semester of BIOL 110-111 or permission of instructor.
Div: IIL; Approach: Scientific Investigation (SI); Haverford: Natural Science (NA)
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Full detailed profile on Eden Baldwin (PAST) Played by Vanessa Marano on The Young and the Restless Daytime Soap Opera.
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Eden Baldwin (PAST)
Actor: Vanessa Marano
Who played Eden Baldwin (PAST) over the years
Vanessa Marano (December 3 2008 - January 26 2010)
Useful information on Eden Baldwin (PAST)
* Was raised in an Ashram by her father.
Current: student at Genoa City High School
Eden turned up in Genoa City with Michael Baldwin's estranged father, Lowell (River) Baldwin. She had been raised by her dad in an Ashram in southern California.
When River was arrested on an outstanding murder warrant, Michael and Lauren agreed to take her in and enroll her in school.
Eden waited to see if her father would be convicted of the charges against him, and rebelled against her new lifestyle and school!
She found a teen love in Noah Newman, and after getting into trouble in Paris, they were banned from spending time together. But that didn't stop the pair, who dated on the sly and lost their virginity to one another!
Eden got into trouble when Sharon shoplifted books and blacked it out, causing Eden to take the rap. Eventually Sharon realized what she had done, and Eden's name was cleared. Since then, Eden and Noah have dated openly with the acceptance of their families.
Eden recently became suspicious of Daisy, who is new in town.
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Noah is on the phone with Eden at Crimson Lights. He tells her he's stoked about maybe coming to Paris - depending on what his father says. Noah tells her he's going to do some detective work on who sent her to Paris. Daisy comes in and tells Noah she's taking Eden's room while she's away. Noah looks very interested.
At the Baldwin household, Eden is preparing to leave. She tells Lauren that Noah finally gave up texting her. Lauren thinks it's a misunderstanding and she should just call him. Michael comes in and says Eden's car is there. They exchange tearful goodbyes. Eden tells Michael that he's been more like a real father to her than River ever was. Lauren warns Eden to keep her email box full - or she might fly over there! They embrace. The doorbell rings - it's Daisy with something from the office. She is stunned that Eden is actually going to Paris - she offers to take a picture of them with Daniel's camera. The doorbell rings again - it's Noah. The others leave the room. Noah says he blew it - he wishes she wasn't going - he doesn't know how he's going to get through it! Eden gives him the necklace her mom gave her to keep until she returns - it's the one he saved in Paris. Noah promises to care for it. Eden has to go - she tells Noah she loves him. Noah tells her he loves her more. After Eden has gone, Daisy offers to help Noah take his mind off things, but he leaves in a dismal mood. As Lauren and Michael recall when Eden first showed up on their doorstep, Daisy offers to be a substitute!
Eden arrives in Paris and greets her aunt. The woman tells Eden she is glad she found her and asked to come for a visit. Eden is stunned, and says she contacted her, not the other way around. Eden wonders if it wasn't her aunt who wrote to her - who was it?
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Feb. 25, 2012
CATHEDRAL CITY, Calif.—The University of Georgia softball team closed out its time at the Cathedral City Classic with a 3-2 win over No. 6 Oklahoma on Saturday.
With the win, the No. 13 Bulldogs improve to 12-2 on the season while the Sooners move to 9-3. Through the team's three-day stay, Georgia compiled a 4-1 record after defeating Arizona, Cal State Fullerton, UCLA and Oklahoma and falling to Washington on Friday.
Freshman Paige Wilson posted a .438 batting in the five games, as the shortstop had seven hits and seven RBI. Junior Tess Sito followed, hitting .421 with team highs of eight hits and nine RBI. Wilson, Sito and seniors Kristyn Sandberg and Ashley Razey each hit three home runs.
In the circle, sophomore Morgan Montemayor led the way with two wins while Sito and senior Erin Arevalo each collected a win. Arevalo notched 13 strikeouts while Montemayor had 11.
Montemayor (4-1) earned the win over the Sooners after striking out five and giving up seven hits in her complete game. Oklahoma's Keilani Ricketts (4-3) suffered the loss, as she allowed four hits and retired 10 batters.
Georgia jumped out to a 2-0 lead in the second behind a Wilson homer down the right field line. The long ball brought in Tiesha Reed, who came in for Sandberg after she was hit by a pitch.
After four more scoreless innings, the Sooners answered with a two-run home run of their own in the sixth, as Ricketts' hit scored Jessica Shults from first base to tie the game. However, in the bottom frame, Razey took a shot beyond the fence for what proved to be the game-winning run.
The Bulldogs return home for a weekday game, as they welcome Gardner-Webb on February 29 at 6:30 p.m.


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The City of Scottsdale will begin construction work on the replacement of existing waterlines within the Hillside Villas Subdivision of Desert Highlands in mid-July. The purpose of the project is to eliminate the need for continued maintenance on the aging waterline and provide reliable water service to your home.
The project will install a new ductile iron water line to replace the existing plastic water line and will impact all of the streets within the subdivision. Additionally, existing fire hydrants will be replaced with new models.
The new waterline will zig-zag along the street to avoid the existing sewer line and allow the existing water line to remain in service during the project. The pipe replacement includes exiting the subdivision at the south end of Cholla Garden Drive and crossing the golf course between the fairways and connecting to an existing waterline on Golf Club Drive.
The waterline work will be performed by Achen-Gardner Construction between the hours of 6 a.m. and 5 p.m., Monday –Friday. All work is scheduled to be complete in October 2014. This project was scheduled to coordinate with the subdivision's planned removal and replacement of street pavers by National Turf, Inc. New pavers will be installed behind the water line construction street by street avoiding two separate disruptions in the neighborhood.
A four-hour disruption to water service is anticipated as each leg of the line is complete to connect new water services to existing water meters. You will receive notification in advance of this service disruption.


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Lollapalooza 2015 lineup (Paul McCartney, Metallica, TV on the Radio, The War on Drugs, Father John Misty, many more)
Lollapalooza returns to Chicago's Grant Park from July 31 - August 2, and this year's lineup includes Paul McCartney, Metallica, A$AP Rocky, TV on the Radio, The War on Drugs, Father John Misty, Brand New, Flying Lotus, Hot Chip, The Tallest Man on Earth, Death From Above 1979, Django Django and more. Tickets are on sale now, and single day passes go on sale at 10 AM CT.
Full lineup below...
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Scout Willis went topless in NYC to protest instagram; Valentin Stip, Syd tha Kyd & White Sea playing shows
You may have heard by now that Scout LaRue Willis (daughter of Bruce Willis and Demi Moore) has been protesting against Instagram's nudity policy by walking (and buying flowers) around NYC topless and tweeting pictures of herself doing so with the #FreeTheNipple hashtag. Via NY Daily News:
"Legal in NYC but not on Instagram," Willis tweeted about her snaps. She captioned another: "What @Instagram won't let you see #FreeTheNipple""This is about helping women feel empowered to make personal choices about their bodies not dictated by what society says is decent," she says.
Her protest came after the social media platform removed one of her photos for violating its Community Guidelines.
The photo that got deleted was one of a sweatshirt that depicted two topless women, nipples clearly visible.
"My comfort with my body should not be dictated by how others perceive me," Willis tweeted. "However, I don't wish to force this view on anyone. If you don't like what you see, simply unfollow me."
You may remember that in addition to having famous parents, Scout is also a frequent Nicolas Jaar/Darkside collaborator. Nico's pal Valentin Stip, who put out his debut LP, Sigh, on Jaar's Other People label earier this year, will next play NYC on June 21 at Cameo with Justin Miller and Evan Michael. Tickets for that show are on sale now.
Bruce and Demi's other daughter Tallulah (who some also call rebellious for her tattoo of a dog's head) is also involved in music. You may recall she teamed up with Odd Future's Tyler the Creator and Syd tha Kyd for Tyler's "Tamale" and is/was dating Lucas of Odd Future.
Syd tha Kyd also recently scheduled a NYC show happening June 6 at Baby's All RIght with White Sea, Morgan Kibby's (of M83) band who just played Sasquatch. Tickets for the Baby's show are on sale now.
Stream some Valentin Stip, Syd tha Kyd and White Sea below...
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Sasquatch 2014 day 1 pics (Outkast, Mogwai, Foals, De La Soul, Chance the Rapper, Phosphorescent & many more)
photos by Chris Graham and Rae Graham
Outkast / Foals / Chance the Rapper / crowd
Playing essentially the same set they've begun taking across America, the version with "Hey Ya!" in the middle instead of left for desert, there were no hints of the awkwardness some saw in the hip-hop duo's Coachella performance in April: just urgency. While both men are no doubt happy to collect their headlining cheddar, on Saturday night, their performance was about legacy. They appeared within a cube with black-and-white projections of the American flag, evoking their "Stankonia" cover art, and their banter guided the crowd between songs as the set pivoted from hits to deep cuts, remembering the days they rehearsed rap verses around the kitchen table and crowing over OutKast's eternal coolness before "So Fresh, So Clean." [The Oregonian]Washington state music festival Sasquatch went down this past weekend (its only weekend) for three days packed with loads of bands. We just posted pictures of Yelle from day 1 (5/23), and we've got way more pictures from the first day in this post, including shots of Outkast, Die Antwoord, Rudimental, Mogwai, Damien Jurado, Phantogram, Foals, Phosphorescent, Chance the Rapper, De La Soul, Eugene Mirman, Rhett Miller (of the Old 97's) and so many more.
White Sea (Morgan Kibby of M83) also played that day and just announced a NYC show.
More day 1 pictures below...
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tix on sale: Sam Smith, Bombay Bicycle Club, Black Lips, Lucero, Weatherbox, Schoolboy Q, Suicide Girls, more
Tickets for the Sam Smith show at Hammerstein Ballroom go on sale today at 10 AM.
Tickets for the Bombay Bicycle Club show at Terminal 5 with Milo Greene go on sale today at 10 AM.
Tickets for the Black Lips and The King Khan & BBQ Show shows at MHOW and Irving Plaza go on sale today at noon and 10 AM respectively.
Tickets for the 7 Seconds, Iron Chic and The Copyrights show at Knitting Factory go on sale today at 10 AM.
Tickets for the Yelle show at Irving Plaza go on sale today at 10 AM.
The Suicide Girls: Blackheart Burlesque Tour hits Gramercy Theatre on Halloween and Music Hall of Williamburg on November 6. Tickets for those shows go on sale at 10 AM and noon, respectively.
AJ Davila is playing a Latin Alternative Music Conference showcase at Gramercy Theatre on July 11. Tickets for that show go on sale today at 10 AM.
The Crookes are playing The Studio at Webster Hall on July 9. Tickets for that show go on sale today at 10 AM.
Lucero and J. Roddy Walston & The Business are playing The Capitol Theater on July 25. Tickets for that show go on sale today at noon.
Tickets for the Crocodiles and Sisu show at Baby's All Right go on sale today at noon.
Tickets for the A Sunny Day In Glasgow show at Baby's All Right are on sale now.
Tickets for the Mr. Twin Sister shows at Baby's All Right are on sale now. Tickets for their show supporting The Antlers at Webster Hall are still available too.
Tickets for the Gruff Rhys show at Baby's All Right go on sale today at noon.
Tickets for the Reigning Sound show at Bowery Ballroom go on sale today at noon.
Tickets for the Brody Dalle show at Bowery Ballroom go on sale today at noon. Her show opening for QOTSA at Capitol Theatre is sold out.
Tickets to see Gene Ween's band FREEMAN at Bowery Ballroom go on sale today at noon. Tickets for their Merc and Baby's shows are still available.
Tickets for the Amon Amarth show at Best Buy Theater with Sabaton and death/doom supergroup Vallenfyre (mems At the Gates, Paradise Lost, My Dying Bride, Extinction of Mankind) go on sale today at noon.
Amon Amarth and Sabaton's other tour dates are with Skeletonwitch. They're not on the Best Buy Theater show, but tickets to see them that same night at Saint Vitus with Evoken and a special guest go on sale today at noon.
Tickets for the I Am The Avalanche and Somos show at Saint Vitus go on sale today at noon. Tickets for Somos' show with Mat from Citizen at The Studio at Webster Hall are still available.
Tickets for the Weatherbox and Dikembe show at Saint Vitus are on sale now.
Tickets for the Schoolboy Q show at Central Park Summerstage with Isaiah Rashad, Domo Genesis, A$AP members and more are on sale now.
Tickets for the No Age/Pissed Jeans side project Rat Fist show at Cake Shop are on sale now. No advance tix for their Death by Audio show.
Tickets for the Infest show at Acheron with Magrudergrind and others are on sale now. Tickets for their Wick show with Paint It Black and others are still available.
Syd Tha Kyd is playing Baby's All Right on June 6 with White Sea (Morgan Kibby of M83). Tickets for that show are on sale now.
Fink is playing Music Hall of Williamsburg on September 27. Tickets for that show go on sale today at noon.
Alex Winston is playing Le Poisson Rouge on May 31. Tickets for that show are on sale now.
Tickets for the Incan Abraham show at Mercury Lounge go on sale today at noon. Tickets for their Northside shows (including one with White Rabbits) are on sale now, or you can try to get in using your Northside badge.
Browse our 'Tickets On Sale' tag for more recently announced NYC shows.
Browse our NYC Concert Calendar for shows happening today and every day - comedy shows, heavy metal concerts (courtesy of our heavy metal blog), and free shows included.
Sasquatch! 2014 lineups announced (Outkast, Neutral Milk Hotel, Kraftwerk, New Order, QOTSA, The National, Frank Ocean, tUnE-yArDs, Deltron 3030 & WAY more)
Sasquatch! Music Festival is returning for two weekends in 2014 to The Gorge in Quincy, Washington, and the lineups (which are different both weekends) have just been announced. The May lineup (5/23 - 5/25, aka Memorial Day Weekend) includes Outkast, The National, Queens of the Stone Age, M.I.A., Haim, Neko Case, Foals, Cut Copy, Violent Femmes, Elbow, Mogwai, Tyler the Creator, Chance the Rapper, Rudimental, Phantogram, tUnE-yArDs, First Aid Kit, Rodriguez, AlunaGeorge, Panda Bear, Phosphorescent, Bob Mould, Washed Out, Austra, Parquet Courts, Deafheaven, Big Freedia, Liars, Waxahatchee, Tacocat, Princess (feat. Maya Rudolph), Bridget Everett, Eric Andre and more.
The July lineup (7/4 - 7/6, aka Independence Day Weekend) includes Soundgarden, Kraftwerk, New Order, Frank Ocean, Royksopp + Robyn, Neutral Milk Hotel, Spoon, Broken Bells, Tegan & Sara, Local Natives, Gogol Bordello, Rhye, Black Angels, Deltron 3030, The Horrors, Junip, The Notwist, Kurt Vile, Talib Kweli, of Montreal, Action Bronson, Punch Brothers, Sharon Van Etten, Casey Veggies, RL Grime, Fuck Buttons, Courtney Barnett, Cloud Nothings, Foxygen, Palma Violets, Mikal Cronin, Mac DeMarco, Jon Hopkins, Gold Panda, Majical Cloudz, Duke Dumont, Oneohtrix Point Never, Death, Black Prairie, Latryx, Metz, John Grant, Reigning Sound, Young & Sick, Chad VanGaalen, Mutual Benefit, Helms Alee, Demetri Martin, Eugene Mirman, Kurt Braunohler, John Hodgman and more. There will also be fireworks for the 4th of July.
Tickets (including a 2-weekend pass option) go on sale Saturday at 10 AM.
Full lineups for both weekends below...
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Santigold sings about 'Girls' (video premiere); 'Girls' wins big at Golden Globes - soundtrack out now
Santigold @ Bowery Ballroom, 12/10/2012 (more by David Andrako)
As you may have seen last night, HBO's Girls won big at the Golden Globes, grabbing both Best Comedy series and Best Actress for creator/star Lena Dunham. At the same time Dunham was giving her acceptance speech, Season 2 of Girls (now featuring Donald Glover as Hannah's new boyfriend) was making its debut on the pay cable channel.
The soundtrack to Girls just came out last week and one of the songs exclusive to it is Santigold's "Girls." We've got the premiere of its video right here in this post. Shot here in NYC the cool little clip features girls from all walks of life (and all ages) lip-synching to the track and you can watch it below. The Girls soundtrack also features Sleigh Bells, Fleet Foxes, Robyn, Belle & Sebastian and more.
Santigold played Bowery Ballroom back in December and her only upcoming live date is at the House of Blues in Los Angeles on February 9. Video and Girls OST artwork and tracklist below...
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Active Child @ Emo's Inside
"With immaculate vocals that are almost as enchanting as a Gregorian chant, ex-choir boy Pat Grossi, better known as Active Child, has put together an album that is enthralled in a romantic mystery of love. Active Child was once part of the Philadelphia Boys Choir as a youngster and is also fluent in playing the harp. Even though he is being compared to artists like James Blake and Bon Iver his musical background has given him the space to create music that is just as intriguing to the ear." [Karmaloop]Active Child is out on tour now, working their way towards NYC for a September 10th show at Bowery Ballroom with Com Truise and the UK's Young Athletes League. Want to go? We have a pair of tickets to give away. Contest details with more tour dates, a remix of Hanging On by White Sea, and pictures from Active Child's show on 9/2 at Emo's in Austin, below...
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Royal Cortissoz, ca. 1920
Physical Details: Photographic print : 1 item : b&w ; 17 x 11 cm.
Creator: unidentified photographer
Description: Side view portrait of Cortissoz, possibly by Danford Barney.
Identification on verso (handwritten): Royal Cortissoz.
Forms part of: Charles Scribner's Sons Art Reference Dept. records, 1839-1962
Citation: Royal Cortissoz, ca. 1920
Digital ID: 3097
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