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MORRISTOWN - The potential return of Cattlemans Restaurant to the village was applauded at a well-attended public meeting Thursday night, where community members gave input on how they hope to see the restaurant operated.
Michael J. Kinney, one-time manager of the restaurant and current Syracuse resident, is hoping to buy the building from owner Mahlon T. Clements and open the restaurant again.
The restaurant was closed in the spring of this year, then under different management due to complications with the state Liquor Authority.
Mr. Kinney has said the building, with its million-dollar view of the St. Lawrence River, is an ideal place for a restaurant and he hopes to return to the region and kick-start the abandoned business.
Morristown Chamber of Commerce President Nathan Barker said Thursdays public meeting, held at the fire hall, was very positive.
Mr. Barker said more than 30 people attended to discuss their hopes for the restaurant.
I was pleasantly surprised at how many people arrived, Mr. Barker said. It went for more than an hour. It was very helpful.
Mr. Kinney wasnt able to make the meeting due to unforeseen circumstances, Mr. Barker said. Mr. Kinney could not be reached for comment Friday.
Mr. Barker said despite Mr. Kinneys absence, those in attendance were happy to see him express an interest in starting the business again.
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Some of the recommendations from community members at the meeting include changing the name and ensuring the menu doesnt become ostentatious.
Mr. Barker said people want common food served in a welcoming atmosphere.
Among the ideas floated at Thursdays meeting was changing the restaurant into an Irish pub, Mr. Barker said.
Pretty much everyone just said, look the community is behind you, do it right, Mr. Barker said.
Mr. Barker said Mr. Kinney is considering re-opening the restaurant as soon as mid-January.
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The Boone Area Chamber of Commerce is attempting to inject some calm and reason in the dispute between the Boone Town Council and Watauga County Commission, a fight that now means millions of dollars to both sides. The two are feuding over Boone's Affordable Housing Standards recently enacted,
new rules that county leaders see as carried out to stop Phil Templeton's $19 million bid on the old Watauga High property. In retribution for the town's action, the county board voted to change sales tax distribution, costing Boone $2 million a year, starting in July. Stepping into the dispute, a letter from the chamber asks for the two boards to put aside the rhetoric and sit down to work out a solution. The letter, signed by Susan Jones of the Business Development committee, Chairman Daniel Minton, and chamber exec Dr. Dan Meyer, says, in part, "Conflicts typically end in a win/lose outcome, but we cannot afford that result!" The letter goes on to say, "Our local business economy is struggling to recover from a severe recession. These additional concerns over the current back-and-forth attacks is demoralizing. This rhetoric has turned from "principle" to "political" to "personal' – this cannot continue without irreparable damage being done." The letter says the chamber is not looking for a specific course of action but to focus "on what is good for all." The entire letter is posted below.
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Surreal Hero for a Nation of Contradictions
After centuries of being variously ruled by Austria, Spain, France and the Netherlands, Belgium was already suffering something of an identity crisis when it finally became a nation in 1830. Belgians have now discovered a rare point of unity in the dapper figure of Rene Magritte, Belgium's most influential artist this century.April 26, 1998 artsBiography
Magritte And His Defiance Of Life
"If the spectator finds that my paintings are a kind of defiance of 'common sense,' he realizes something obvious," said Rene Magritte, who is the subject of a stimulating retrospective that opens tomorrow at the Metropolitan Museum of Art. "I want nevertheless to add that for me the world is a defiance of common sense." In a way, Magritte himself defied common sense, or at least conventional expectations.September 11, 1992 artsReview
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It is 10 years, more or less, since Rene Magritte had a show of any size in New York, and there may well be a whole new generation of gallery-goers to whom his range, his ambition and his sardonic and unmistakably Belgian humor will come as a surprise.November 28, 1986 artsReview
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The public will now think the health care system is what Democrats want it to be. Dissatisfaction with it will intensify because increasingly complex systems are increasingly annoying. And because Democrats promised the implausible -- prompt and noticeable improvements in the system.
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|Operation Medicine Cabinet Kicks-Off
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High Country Operation Medicine Cabinet Kicks off today on the ASU campus and continues tomorrow. Watauga has lead the state in collection of pharmaceuticals, keeping them out of the waste stream and out of our food chain.
Today's event is at the Plemmons Student Union at ASU, and tomorrow, Foscoe Fire Department and at Food Lion locations in Deep Gap and Blowing Rock will have collection sites set up from 10am to 2pm. Sheriff Len Hagaman said that several thousand pills had already been taken in even before the event started, and organizers are looking for much more. There are no questions asked about any medicines turned in—even over-the-counter medications.
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Postgame: Hurricanes 4 Rangers 2
The Carolina Hurricanes defeated the Rangers 4-2 in Carolina tonight. The Canes now are in 4th place in the East with 93 points, while the Rangers drop to 8th with the Canadiens win over the Islanders.
For a recap and stats visit SNY.tv
- Earth to the power-play, earth to the power-play. They went 1-7 with the man advantage tonight, including four first period opportunities.
- Corey Potter (1) scored his first career NHL goal in the first period to tie the score 1-1 and Dan Girardi (4) scored on the power-play to tie the score 2-2 in the second.
- Chad Larose (7,8) scored twice, including the winner at 12:25 of the 3rd. Eric Staal (35) and Rod Brind' Amour (15) also scored for Carolina.
- Henrik Lundqvist, who was bumped and looked like he may have been hurt in the first period, made 19 saves on 23 shots.
- Cam Ward made 36 saves on 38 shots.
The Rangers next game is Saturday afternoon in Boston.
Monzo: This is a tough one to swallow, but they were outplayed in the 3rd and had zero chance when the Canes scored two goals in 28 seconds. They need to forget this one, and get two points in Boston on Saturday. More throughout the night…


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(b) The court may authorize the proponent of a plan to request a determination, limited to questions of law, by any governmental unit charged with responsibility for collection or determination of a tax on or measured by income, of the tax effects, under section 346 of this title and under the law imposing such tax, of the plan. In the event of an actual controversy, the court may declare such effects after the earlier of—
Source(Added and amended Pub. L. 99–554, title II, § 255, title III, § 302(f),Oct. 27, 1986, 100 Stat. 3113, 3124; Pub. L. 103–65, § 1,Aug. 6, 1993, 107 Stat. 311; Pub. L. 105–277, div. C, title I, § 149(a),Oct. 21, 1998, 112 Stat. 2681–610; Pub. L. 106–5, § 1(1), (2),Mar. 30, 1999, 113 Stat. 9; Pub. L. 106–70, § 1,Oct. 9, 1999, 113 Stat. 1031; Pub. L. 107–8, § 1,May 11, 2001, 115 Stat. 10; Pub. L. 107–17, § 1,June 26, 2001, 115 Stat. 151; Pub. L. 107–170, § 1,May 7, 2002, 116 Stat. 133; Pub. L. 107–171, title X, § 10814(a),May 13, 2002, 116 Stat. 532; Pub. L. 107–377, § 2(a),Dec. 19, 2002, 116 Stat. 3115; Pub. L. 108–73, § 2(a),Aug. 15, 2003, 117 Stat. 891; Pub. L. 108–369, § 2(a),Oct. 25, 2004, 118 Stat. 1749; Pub. L. 109–8, title VII, § 719(b)(4), title X, §§ 1001(a)(1), (c), 1003(b),Apr. 20, 2005, 119 Stat. 133, 185, 186.)
For repeal of section effective Oct. 1, 1998, and subsequent reenactment of section, see note set out preceding section 1201 of this title.
2005—Subsec. (a). Pub. L. 109–8, § 719(b)(4), redesignatedsubsec. (c) as (a) and struck out former subsec. (a) which read as follows: "For the purpose of any State or local law imposing a tax on or measured by income, the taxable period of a debtor that is an individual shall terminate on the date of the order for relief under this chapter, unless the case was converted under section 706 of this title."
Subsec. (b). Pub. L. 109–8, § 1003(b), substituted "any governmental unit" for "a State or local governmental unit".
Pub. L. 109–8, § 719(b)(4), redesignatedsubsec. (d) as (b) and struck out former subsec. (b) which read as follows: "The trustee shall make a State or local tax return of income for the estate of an individual debtor in a case under this chapter for each taxable period after the order for relief under this chapter during which the case is pending."
Subsecs. (c), (d). Pub. L. 109–8, § 719(b)(4)(B), redesignatedsubsecs. (c) and (d) as (a) and (b), respectively.
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He's only in seventh grade, but 13-year-old Oliver Wahlstrom is already a standout varsity hockey player at North Yarmouth Academy. In fact, he's so good that he recently became the youngest player ever to commit to an NCAA hockey team. As Caroline Losneck reports, Oliver verbally agreed to play at the University of Maine, but it won't happen until 2019.
It's a chilly winter in Maine, but the North Yarmouth Academy Panthers are warmed up and taking shots, ready to face a rival from the Boston area. Steve Lechance, from Minot, Maine is watching the hockey game in the stands above the rink with other fans at the Travis Roy Ice Arena. His son Trevor is a sophomore who plays on the team with Oliver Wahlstrom (right), or Oli as he's known to his friends.
Lechance says it's a competitive league and the recent media attention on the young hockey player has people talking. "It's amazing to see him competing four and five years above his level of play, which is pretty unbelievable," he says. "So, yeah, it's a lot of fun to watch."
Lechance says there's only one way to describe Oliver Wahlstrom: a phenom. And that's why he supports Oliver's decision to commit to UMaine and accept a full scholarship.
"It's a D - 1 scholarship, and that's what all these kids - that's the main goal, all these kids," Lechance says. "That's why they're playing prep hockey. That's what they're trying to achieve, and the fact that he's achieved it, as a seventh-grader, is just remarkable."
Sophomore defensive player Jake Rasch agrees. "He's a great player and he knows the game really well," Rasch says. "He deserves everything he's getting."
Back on the ice, Oliver has scored two goals by the second period, and the Panthers take an early lead in a game that they eventually win.
The team's record is 4-15, but they have games left to play. Oli has played in 15 games, and has 7 goals and 9 assists and 16 points for the season.
After the game, Oliver is upstairs in the training room, stretching with a teammate. He says he started skating when he was only two years old. "My Dad put me on the ice, and it took me a year to get up on my feet."
Oliver is aware of the pressure that comes with his early success. But instead of getting psyched out, he says it has the opposite effect.
"I like how I am becoming a big target on the ice," he says. "That pumps me up, that motivates me, and I just work, work. That's all I can do."
As to when he knew he was a really good player? "It probably hit me when I was about 8 or 9." He says he wants to play hockey in college, win a world championship and get to the NHL, something that doesn't seem too far-fetched for people familiar with his work ethic.
Head NYA Hockey Coach Eric Graham says it's unusual to have a player on the team that has five more years left to play. And even though Oliver isn't old enough to drive and probably won't be going to the prom for several more years, he fits in.
"Our guys are very accepting of him," Graham says. "He comes and he works hard in practice, so it's pretty easy for them to kind of see that."
But some people say a verbal commitment to a school when you are so young is tricky. Alfred Yen, professor of law at Boston College, has written an article on the topic and experienced it firsthand when his son was recruited to play soccer.
"The primary risk for the young athlete is the changes that come in a young person's life between the age of 13 and the age of 18," Yen says. "He may or may not still want to play hockey. He may or may not want to still play hockey at the University of Maine. He may decide that his academic interests would be better served by going to a school that had different academic programs."
Officials from the University of Maine system declined comment for this story. NCAA rules prohibit anyone from the University from speaking on the issue, including coaches. The rules mean that Oliver cannot be called until the summer after his junior year, and he can't sign a letter of intent until spring of his senior year. Professor Yen says either side can change their decision after a verbal commitment, but that's uncommon.
Coach Graham understands it can be controversial, but he's comfotable with Oliver's decision. "It's kind of in the past now. He's just focused on how he's going to get there," Graham says. "That's the biggest thing for me and what I see out of him. This isn't a big deal to him. He just wants to get it behind him and now get to work and get better."
Joakim Wahlstrom, Oliver's dad, played hockey in Sweden and also at UMaine. He's also aware of Oliver's potential.
"All I can do - we can do - as parents, is just to kind of put things in front of him to keep him challenged," he says. "And that's all we do - you know, drive him and drop him, and have him practice and find good teams that he can play on."
He says Oliver is a humble kid who enjoys fishing, golf and hunting, and who's had an unusual passion for hockey since he was a little boy. That's one of the reasons his coach says he likes UMaine so much.
But, Joakim Wahlstrom says, the most important thing for his son right now is having support from his community of friends, teachers, coaches and other parents. "It takes a lot of people to bring up a kid - it's like a village."
A lot can happen in the next five years, and there are no guarantees of a career in the NHL, but supporter Steve Lechance says right now, "people around should come and check it out and get to see him, and say, 'Hey, I got to see that kid when he played at NYA,' you know - 'cause some day, he will be in the NHL."
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Editor's Note: Kiet and Jill Callies (kietc) along with their daughter visited Groundspeak HQ on June 18th, 2010. It was their 1001st straight day of geocaching. The journey began on September 22, 2007 and ended that day at HQ. Kiet authored this guest blog. This is his story. These are his words. Here's what you can learn from a team that completed a geocaching streak of 1001 days.
Kiet and Jill Callies with daughter McKenzie. Geocaching username "keitc"
When we started our streak on September 22, 2007, it was a reboot of a previous 41-day streak, broken by work commitments, which just whetted our whistles for the big one. No other commitments would interrupt our next streak until June 18, 2010 – a thousand and one days later. In that time, if stringing our finds together like a necklace of pearls, we traveled nearly 60,000 miles and made finds in 15 states.
The original streak probably began as a pacesetter for reaching a milestone by the year's end. The big streak was to prove we could go all the way. We started setting the goal of 100 days, then a year and, if a year, why not a thousand days. Then, again, why not be literary, like A Thousand and One Arabian Nights, A Thousand and One Geocaching Days.
I almost carried the whole load alone. However, this was never meant to be a loner's endeavor. My wife and daughter stepped in my place a couple of times. Once, during one of life's frustrating moments of defeatism when I decided to give up on everything and pick a fight with the world, my wife, unable to witness the regret I would face in the after-moment, took my daughter and made a find to keep the streak alive.
The next generation of geocacher, McKenzie Callies.
Now, to maintain such a streak, the quality of some caches suffers. Though we have seen and discovered some amazing things in the course of our adventures, both obvious and hidden, we often had to settle for some mundane finds – a film canister tucked under a lamp post cover or inside a guard rail, which can be demotivating when these are the majority of your finds. Then I stumbled upon the Danboard and Stormtroopers 365 photo projects and was inspired.
One of the things we enjoy about geocaching is the context of location. There is a reason why someone chose a particular location and decided to share it with others. Now you can argue whether the location is worth sharing, but you cannot deny that it now has context, a story. I decided to lay another narrative on top, and my medium was Legos and Star Wars.
Legos are small and portable, perfect for travel, and like in Star Wars, we as geocachers use technology to get us close to the truth, the cache, and then use the mystical, or our geo-senses, to actually find it. Over-thinking it? Probably. I grew up under the strong influence of the original trilogy, and besides that, Star Wars is just so cool. On Day 779, I introduced the Star Wars Lego storyline and have managed a few chuckles here and there.
Click the picture to view Kiet Callies Flickr page
Now that the streak is over, and I have had time to digest it all, I will tell you that I did experience withdrawal and guilt the next day, June 19th. What's next? In celebration of geocaching's 10-year anniversary, to find a cache placed in each month of geocaching's existence. Isn't setting goals fun?
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Congrats on your streak. Thanks for sharing your experience and photos!
Since when does Geocaching have blogs? Interesting! Congrats on your 1001 straight days of Geocaching – do you plan to take a day off soon?, or keep the streak alive and keep the days & weeks piling up??
Now that is a streak! Makes my current 136 day streak seem like small potatoes. I know how hard just doing this much has been on me. I can't imagine doing 1001 days straight.
I know how hard it is to find a cache everyday for 1000 days because my current streak as of today is up to 1214 AND my streak is as an individual, no team concept. My caching name is Night-Hawk and I am from the Piedmont Triad area of North Carolina. I started my streak on 3/2/2007. In August of 2008 I had surgery and still managed to keep the streak going by planning around the surgery. I have had a blast keeping the streak alive and I have never thought about when I would stop… Congrats on your milestone, it is quite an accomplishment.
Thanks. Good luck on your ongoing journey.
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And congrats to you! That's an amazing achievement.
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Kimberly Perez is baptized by Father Tom Elewaut during Saturday night's Easter Vigil at the San Buenaventura Mission.
Father Damian Fernando (left) blesses Otto Tielemans (right) during a Communion held at Mass on a Sunday morning at the San Buenaventura Mission.
Kyle Triplett (right) listens as Deacon John Kruer leads a religion class for adults who are joining the Catholic Church at St. Maximilian Kolbe Church.
Otto Tielemans attends Mass on a recent Sunday morning at the San Buenaventura Mission in downtown Ventura.
Father Tom Elewaut conducts a prayer Saturday night at the Easter Vigil with a lighting of a fire, representing the light of Christ, on the steps of Holy Cross School, next to the San Buenaventura Mission.
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The Easter Vigil service begins Saturday night at the San Buenaventura Mission.
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2 U.S. Code § 288d - Enforcement of Senate subpena or order
(a) Institution of civil actions
When directed to do so pursuant to section 288b (b) of this title, the Counsel shall bring a civil action under any statute conferring jurisdiction on any court of the United States (including section 1365 of title 28), to enforce, to secure a declaratory judgment concerning the validity of, or to prevent a threatened failure or refusal to comply with, any subpena or order issued by the Senate or a committee or a subcommittee of the Senate authorized to issue a subpena or order.
(b) Actions in name of committees and subcommittees
Any directive to the Counsel to bring a civil action pursuant to subsection (a) of this section in the name of a committee or subcommittee of the Senate shall, for such committee or subcommittee, constitute authorization to bring such action within the meaning of any statute conferring jurisdiction on any court of the United States.
(c) Consideration of resolutions authorizing actions
It shall not be in order in the Senate to consider a resolution to direct the Counsel to bring a civil action pursuant to subsection (a) of this section in the name of a committee or subcommittee unless—
(1) such resolution is reported by a majority of the members voting, a majority being present, of such committee or committee of which such subcommittee is a subcommittee, and
(2) the report filed by such committee or committee of which such subcommittee is a subcommittee contains a statement of—
(d) Rules of Senate
The provisions of subsection (c) of this section are enacted—
(1) as an exercise of the rulemaking power of the Senate, and, as such, they shall be considered as part of the rules of the Senate, and such rules shall supersede any other rule of the Senate only to the extent that rule is inconsistent therewith; and
(e) Committee reports
A report filed pursuant to subsection (c)(2) of this section shall not be receivable in any court of law to the extent such report is in compliance with such subsection.
(g) Certification of failure to testify; contempt
Nothing in this section shall limit the discretion of—
(1) the President pro tempore of the Senate in certifying to the United States Attorney for the District of Columbia any matter pursuant to section 194 of this title; or
Source(Pub. L. 95–521, title VII, § 705,Oct. 26, 1978, 92 Stat. 1878; Pub. L. 99–336, § 6(a)(2),June 19, 1986, 100 Stat. 639.)
Subsec. (f) of this section amended title 28 by adding section 1364 and by adding item 1364 to the chapter analysis.
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Fifteen Demons played, with all but two getting at least six minutes, and Davis's 21 minutes were the most for any NSU player in a remarkable bounce-back from a miserable 93-78 home loss Thursday night to Nicholls. In that game, Northwestern shot 21 percent in the first half, missed 20 layups and nearly doubled its season turnover average by making 23.
Saturday afternoon, NSU (11-6 overall, 5-2 in the Southland) had a complete turnaround. The Demons had a season-low eight turnovers while scoring the most points against an SLU team in coach Jim Yarbrough's eight seasons, and the most allowed by the Lions in 253 games, since the end of the 2004 season.
It was the fourth 100-point output this season for the Demons, who entered the game second nationally with an 83.9 average. The 103-point total matched the highest in coach Mike McConathy's 14 seasons in a Southland game, the most since NSU blew out McNeese 103-73 in the final regular-season game of 2004-05 to clinch a conference championship.
Northwestern missed its first seven shots but was nearly perfect for the rest of the first half. The Demons made 20 of their next 22 and 21 of their final 25 while roaring ahead 55-31. A 25-6 run over six minutes blew open the game, moving NSU ahead 40-16 with 5:42 showing. The Demons finished the first period shooting 66 percent overall including 8 of 10 on 3-pointers.
After opening the second half making one of their first 11 shots, the Demons sank 15 of their next 25 to extend the lead to 44 points with 4:26 remaining. The spread got to 30 with 14:12 left, and reached 40 with 10:06 left (83-43). Northwestern scored 97 of its points in 32 minutes.
NSU wound up at 54 percent shooting aim, including 55 percent on 3-pointers. NSU got 16 points by DeQuan Hicks, 15 points on a perfect shooting day (5-5 from the field including a trio of 3-pointers, and 2-2 on free throw) along with seven assists from freshman point guard Jalan West, 12 points by Gary Roberson and 10 from James Hulbin. Davis, West and Hulbin combined to sink 9 of 10 of their 3-point shots.
"Our guys played like they wanted to wipe out the memories of Thursday night, and we had some pretty special stretches out there today against a Southeastern team that came in playing well (having won three of its last four, with the lone loss Thursday 52-40 at league-leading Stephen F. Austin)," said McConathy. "Now we have to get ready to play a great defensive team next Saturday afternoon and hopefully we left something in the tank for that one."
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(USA Today) --Quotes and sightings from the red carpet and backstage at the Grammys.
The Carters call it a night: Beyonce and Jay-Z head out...for good? Maybe they had to take the babysitter home.
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Rihanna's third dress change for the evening, for the Bob Marley tribute, bared her midriff and barely covered her breasts. Every time she lifted her arms, peek-a-boo! I spy a dress code violation!
Commercial break intel: Did you spot Girls creator and actress Lena Dunham in a yellow dress in the audience? She's dating fun. guitarist Jack Antonoff. And for the record, way more stars behave and stay seated at the Grammys compared to any other awards show.
Galaxies collide: Adele and Beyonce hug and chat during the commercial break.
Soul singers: Kelly Rowland, in a snug and revealing black gown by Georges Chakra, laughed when asked about the CBS memo warning Grammy artists to dress appropriately. "I almost broke the code," she said. "If I turn to the side, I might."
She dutifully read it. "I respect it," she said. "See? I wore clothes."
As excited as Rowland is about her own music, she's still bubbling about the Destiny's Child reunion at Beyoncé's Super Bowl performance. "I cannot begin to tell you how much fun that was," she said. "It was such a beautiful moment. I miss those moments with my sisters. It was hard to keep that damn secret!"
The show highlight for her so far? Justin Timberlake. "That boy's just got too much soul!" The entire arena stood for the duration of Timberlake's set.
Skrillex's electric win: Electronica sensation Skrillex won best dance/electronica album for Bangarang and dance recording for its title track, adding to the three Grammys he won last year. "I thought I would get used to it but I tripped over every word up there in my acceptance speech," he said. "I felt like I jumped in a pool of ice water."
His plans? To keep it real. "I don't really do much press and don't like to talk about my music too much before it's out. With Bangarang, I didn't do any marketing campaigns. I always kept it organic. I want to expand upon what organic really means. The electronic music scene came up from the underground."
He plans to maintain that mind-set despite mainstream success. "I've kept my team very close and very tight," he says, noting that he and Bangarang vocalist Sirah "have made records in 150-square-foot lofts with cockroaches. The cool thing is, we've all kept our spirit. I'm going to make the music I love."
Unstoppable Adele: Adele, last year's Grammy magnet with a six-trophy sweep, won her ninth, in pop solo performance, for a live version of Set Fire to the Rain. Backstage, she talked about the challenge of balancing her demanding career with new motherhood.
"I've been up since 6 a.m.!" she said. "I haven't been as stressed out. You have to prioritize."
As for any progress on a follow-up to her blockbuster 21 album, "I'm not very far along at all," she said. "I'm having lots of meetings. I've been out of the loop. I've been singing lots of nursery rhymes."
Her next big gig is singing the nominated Skyfall theme on the Oscars. She's nervous. "I'm (expletive) myself!" she said.
Zac Brown of Zac Brown Band: He talked about the return to Americana and acoustic music, saying in jokey sarcasm, "It's kind of amazing - people playing their own instruments, writing and singing their own songs. It's amazing!"
All the boldfaced girls: Rihanna, Beyoncé, Katy Perry all sneaked into the gated area behind the red carpet so they didn't have to get near reporters on the carpet. Instead, they went to Seacrest, who failed to ask them about the things people most wanted to know.
Bonnie Raitt on winning in the Americana category: "I'm so happy. That's where my heart is. Americana covers so much of what I love and crosses generations." She said, "Acoustic music hasn't gone away."
Asked why Americana music as a genre seems to be popular, the legendary blueswoman shrugged. "You know, great music just rises to the top, great melodies and people that mean it when they sing them," she said, then adding with a smile, "It's refreshing when it comes around again, but where I'm from it's always in."
This is Raitt's 10th Grammy; she won in 1996 and had a four-Grammy run in 1990, which was credited for sending her career back into the fast lane. Comparing that big win with this one is natural, she said.
"It felt the same, it was like hyperspace (then and now)," she said. "The fact that the public is buying these records is amazing. For me to eek through this year, it felt fantastic."
Raitt, 63, fell in love with folk and blues many decades ago, when as a 13-year-old she heard Bob Dylan's The Times They Are A-Changin' and had an epiphany.
"I was a Quaker, my family was political, and although I was already a folkie then, there was something about his records," she said. "It set me on a path of wanting to play folk music."
Kimbra is patriotic: She's wearing a dress by Australian designer Jaime Lee Major.
Rock on: The four members of Halestorm were stunned to win the hard rock/metal trophy over vets Anthrax, Iron Maiden, Megadeth, Lamb of God and Marilyn Manson.
"Who screwed up and gave us a Grammy?" singer Lzzy Hale said.
First time: Cajun singer Wayne Toups, nominated for the first time, won the regional roots music Grammy with Steve Riley and Wilson Savoy for The Band Courtbouillon album.
"Next year, we shoot for another one," he said. "I accidentally stumbled on to this one."
Toups was on a cruise with his cellphone turned off when nominations were announced in December. Once on land, his phone "just blew up."
"I booked my flight and bought a suit," he says.
Miranda keeps to the code: Country singer Miranda Lambert was wearing a floor-length blue Roberto Cavalli dress with a long train."I know it's crazy to wear a dress with a train at the Grammys, people keep stepping on it," she says. Asked if she had gotten the memo about the Grammy dress code she raised an eyebrow and said, "I'm country, I wasn't going to exactly be having my cheeks hanging out."
Chick Corea dishes out jazz wisdom: Jazz can't be easily defined and shouldn't be, said Chick Corea, who won Grammys for instrumental composition and improvised jazz solo.
"You can't pin jazz down," he said. "Jazz musicians are always trying new forms. It's basically black music, African music mixed with Americana. I think jazz is what influences pop music to a large degree, the beats and the rhythms."
Quincy Jones and his ladies: The producer glides by with his girl group Blush. They are singing their way down the red carpet by request. "We discovered each other. They've got it!" He tapped the reporter's USA TODAY mic and said, "I do the puzzles on this (in the newspaper) every day, it's good for your mind, man."
Esperanza Spalding on two Grammy wins: She said she is wearing a "sustainable fashion"-style gown. "I just won! Tonight is especially exciting because my teacher won a Grammy, we co-won!" (They shared the award for best instrumental arrangement accompanying vocalists.) Her teacher, Thara Memory, in a wheelchair, was with her on the red carpet. "To be recognized on the world stage for this, it feels like something right was going on." She said she met her teacher when she was 8.
Jack White vs. The Beatles: He was asked about being honored for his recent album, Blunderbuss. "All things are political in life. You take it for how it goes" when it comes to being recognized. What does he think about vinyl now that his album has outsold The Beatles' Abbey Road in 2012? "I definitely think it's coming back, it's the only segment in music that's increasing in sales."
On the White Stripes getting back together: "No. No more. I wish, but no more."
Deadmau5 on his rising fame: "It's going into popularity, it's all mainstream now but I'm not a spokesperson for it. It just happens to be the stuff I like to do." He's with girlfriend Kat Von D, who said, "I'm pretty easygoing, I just take it in for what it is." Preparing for the show: "I was getting ready and he was working on a masterpiece of a song. I'm a pretty proud girlfriend."
Carly Rae Jepsen on being nervous: "I'm surprisingly relaxed, it's really surreal to me." She was wearing a fully beaded Roberto Cavalli gown. "I chose it because I felt like a mermaid, like Ariel when she stepped out of the water for the first time." Did the dress code influence her? "No, not really, I was always going to play it pretty safe."
Ziggy Marley on his father, who's being honored tonight: "It's not every day that reggae music is put in such a mainstream event, especially in America. After all these years he keeps helping us out." On Marley, the documentary on his father: "I was personally involved, I executive-produced it." He commented on its "true sincerity."
Janis Ian speaks up: Her work, Society's Child: My Autobiography, took the spoken word Grammy over entries by Michelle Obama, Bill Clinton, Rachel Maddow and Ellen DeGeneres.
"I can't believe I won over them," said Ian, 61, who wrote her signature hit at 13. Music means more to her now because she's more aware of its power as a great leveler that cuts across class, gender, race, she said.
What did she learn over the years? "Once you look at money as the goal or fame as the goal, that's when it all goes south," she said.
Chris Brown is OK: Ryan Seacrest just interviewed the singer on the red carpet; he was wearing a white suit, no tie, white shoes. He showed no sign of his car crash Saturday, even though his Porsche was totaled, and he did NOT have Rihanna with him. Nor did Seacrest even ask about the girlfriend he's back with despite his assault on her in 2009. He also suggested the car crash might have had something to do with the paparazzi.
Sticking to dress code: "I heard about the (CBS) dress code but only at the last minute, so I decided to not wear my speedo," Redfoo, real name Stefan Kendal Gordy, of LMFAO says. The singer sports a black crushed velvet suit with a GoPro camera strapped to his chest. For him, being at the Grammys -- "It's a dream come true. You watch it growing up and you never think that's gonna be you up there."
Security: With nerves running high over fugitive ex-LAPD officer Christopher Dorner, security has been beefed up at the Staples Center, site of tonight's Grammy Awards. Additional barriers have been erected and a larger-than-usual contingent of police officers is in place.
Ashanti sweeps red carpet: The singer arrives wearing Tony Ward. "It's kind of vintage classy and sexy," she says. On the CBS memo about the Grammys dress code, she says, "I literally didn't get the memo, but I feel like I'm keeping it nice and classy." She was just cast in a role on Lifetime's Army Wives. "It's a great part, but I will definitely use it as a platform for my music."
An outfit from beyond: Al Walser, nominee for best dance dance recording, came to the red carpet dressed like an astronaut on the moon. "Well, for me, the first biracial nominee from Liechtenstein, it feels like a moon landing," he says. Is it comfortable? "No, there's a tremendous amount of weight on my shoulders. But that's OK."
Brian Wilson has a lot to 'Smile' about: The Beach Boys icon, recovering from back surgery, had difficulty negotiating the stairs to the backstage podium, but offered a grin when it came to talking about The Smile Sessions, which won the Grammy for historical album, a win he shares with three other producers.
"It's an honor," he says.
Next week, he heads into a studio to work on solo material. Will he resume working with the Beach Boys, who staged a big reunion tour in 2012?
"I doubt it, I don't think so," he said.
Billy Vera, better late than never: At 68, veteran singer/songwriter Billy Vera won his first Grammy, in album notes, for Ray Charles' Singular Genius: The Complete ABC Singles. How did he feel about finally getting a trophy for writing liner notes rather than writing songs?
"I'll take it any way I can get it," he said.
Ray Charles "has always been my hero," Vera said. "When we started The Beaters, I wanted the band to be similar in style to his '50s band when he was on Atlantic."
Joan Osbourne on being nominated in blues category: "When I first started singing these were the types of people I was emulating, people like Etta James, Otis Redding."
On blues trending today: "You look at bands like Alabama Shakes and The Black Keys, they're steeped in the blues."


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Just when you thought it was over: Developer Phil Templeton is back.
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