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After picking up a point in the home opener against Supporter's Shield winners New York last week, the Fire head to D.C. looking to steal all three points for the first time this season (LIVE 3pm CT on NBC Sports Network).
D.C. are in transition and are also in search of their first win. Here are some things to look out for from a tactical perspective:
Continuing to attack with pace - utilizing Alex
Against New York last week, the Fire looked very dangerous on the counter attack when Alex was given space to run at the Red Bulls defense. Not only was the Brazilian able to beat players 1v1 but he drew defenders out of position, opening up space for players like Mike Magee and Quincy Amarikwa to move into.
In D.C.'s last match away in Toronto, Ben Olsen's team was also incapable of defending against the quick counter attack. Michael Bradley and Co. found it much too easy to bypass the lone United defensive midfielder Perry Kitchen who received little help from his fellow midfielders.
I expect D.C. to deploy another central midfielder to help out Kitchen against the Fire, but if the Men in Red can continue to break with that much pace and the interplay between Alex, Magee and Amarikwa continues to improve, the Fire should fare well on Saturday.
More attacking play from wide - taking advantage of D.C. team not fully settled
Against New York last weekend the Fire were forced into making changes at both outside back positions due to injury and suspension respectively.
Matt Watson and Greg Cochrane have had barely any time to work with their new teammates since their recent moves and it showed at times in last week's game. Against D.C., where there is a good chance both will start again, I look for an improvement in the attacking play from both players.
It will also be interesting to see how Watson/Shipp and Cochrane/Joya combine down each flank after another week's worth of training together. While there is certainly a weakness in the D.C. midfield, a balance between attacking down the middle and from the wings is necessary.
With so many new players on the field for D.C., positioning, especially defensive positioning, is a major problem. This was quite obvious in the Toronto match, with D.C. players often gesturing to one another in an attempt to determine who to mark.
If the Fire can get Watson and Cochrane forward to support the attack, it will pin D.C. back and could benefit the away team.
Keeping Eddie Johnson isolated and limiting set pieces - making it harder for D.C. to find the net
D.C.'s most notable offseason acquisition was striker Eddie Johnson, who on his day is one of the league's best strikers. In his first two games however, Johnson was an isolated figure up front, managing only 1.5 shots according to the website Who Scored.
The Fire's defense did a fine job shutting down Thierry Henry last week and will be looking to do the same against Johnson and perhaps register a first shutout of the season. D.C. have yet to score this year but are a major threat from set pieces with players like Jeff Parke, Bobby Boswell and Fabian Espindola looking to get on the end of quality deliveries from Luis Silva.
D.C. got men in the box at any opportunity against both Toronto and Columbus and I expect it to be no different on Saturday. After giving up yet another goal from a set piece last week, the Fire coaching staff will no doubt be encouraging the players to keep their concentration, especially against a team desperate to pick up its first points and goal of the season.
Prediction: 2-0 Fire with goals from Alex and Quincy Amarikwa.
Stephen Piggott is a contributor to Chicago-Fire.com. Follow him on Twitter @Irish_Steve.
WATCH: Sean Johnson, Matt Watson preview D.C. United
The Chicago Fire Soccer Club welcomed community partner, City Year Chicago at Sunday's home opener against the New York Red Bulls. City Year, an education-focused non-profit organization that combats the nation's dropout epidemic by uniting young people of all backgrounds for a full year of full-time service in high-need schools. Because of the Fire's support and the support of all of our team sponsors, City Year Chicago is able to place 206 corps members in 20 schools, impacting 5,000 5th through 9th grade students through academic supports, mentoring programs, after school activities and parent engagement initiatives.
As the partnership continues in 2014, the Club extended an invitation to all 200 members of City Year Chicago to attend the Fire's first home game at Toyota Park. Those who were able to attend joined Fire owner Andrew Hauptman on the field prior to the match for photo op and recognition.
The Club will also have presence at City Year's Family Engagement Night Tuesday evening as members of the Chicago Fire Foundation and Community Relations Department will be in attendance.
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One took over the defending continental champions. Despite his 15 trophies as a manager, there were questions about how much better he could make them. Two-thirds through the season, he's taken the champions to a new level of excellence.
Another replaced a legend in taking over the league champs. His experience and consistency made him a safe choice, but how would he lead the club into a new generation? Today the team sits seven places out of first.
The third assumed leadership of a historically successful club dealing with a few tough years. Fans wondered what would come next as contracts turned over and a new crop of youngsters presented themselves. With five coaching trophies, he's highly knowledgeable with regards to the competition and what works in the league, but fans eagerly wait to see how he'll plot the path forwards.
Which of the above new coaches came to the Fire? If you separated Frank Yallop from Pep Guardiola at Bayern Munich and David Moyes at Manchester United, good for you.
Coaching changes are so commonplace that they're not in and of themselves particularly remarkable. In the Barclay's Premier League so far in the 2013-2014 season, already five managers have been fired; that's on top of the six managers who left clubs before the season already started. That means more than half the teams changed managers this year.
And in general with sports, personnel changeover is as much a part of the grind as winning and losing. It's as much if not more common in the current adolescent stage of MLS, where parity dominates, new teams are forthcoming, and personnel rules and financial regulation necessitate almost constant player movement.
But what do the changes mean for the Fire?
This year is a new beginning. Even though the ownership and front office maintain a steadfast commitment to the club's history and traditions, the technical staff was overhauled leading into the 2014 season. MLS legend Frank Yallop replaced Fire legend Frank Klopas. He brought C.J. Brown, another Fire legend, along with, and added assistant coach Clint Mathis on top.
And the change touched the players as well. Some consistent starters from seasons past, like Austin Berry and Jalil Anibaba, are gone. Led by Harry Shipp and Benji Joya, a new crop of youngsters are fighting veterans for their places. Meanwhile, except for Sean Johnson in goal, Jeff Larentowicz in the middle, and the reigning MVP Mike Magee (whenever he's back fit) up top, every place in the side is up for grabs.
Things change, okay, but this is now a totally different Fire team than the one we've seen the past few years. New players and new management means a new culture, new approaches both on and off the field. A 4-1-4-1 formation is in the works. But the gutsy 10-man point in Portland and loss at Chivas showed that old habits take time to correct.
Even though the Fire were frustrated to miss the playoffs a few times in recent years, they have the league MVP and enough player talent on paper to threaten the top teams in MLS. Yet by overhauling the technical staff, the Fire signaled a loftier statement: Being mediocre is not good enough, no matter how much successful history the club has.
Without going into huge detail about the strategic plans, the Fire players have said that this preseason felt different, that Yallop was fostering a different environment than Klopas's.
It's important because whether we like it or not, this season will be defined by the changes the Fire made this offseason. Change is here.
The questions though: How much do you change, and how much do you keep? What is actually new? How exactly do you convey and impose a plan without sacrificing whatever was working before? What effect can a plan even have if there are many unpredictable and external issues?
It doesn't look like Yallop is going to blow everyone away with some avant garde tactical system. Although the lineups have changed, in the first two games we saw tactical variations of familiar set ups, even if the advertised 4-1-4-1 was never totally deployed. We saw a cautious balance between MLS veterans and excited young guns.
In the media, we've seen a focus on working hard and coming together as a team - like the tactics and team selection, it's a communications strategy that isn't going to draw too much attention.
But don't let the low key approach fool you. Yallop's project with the Fire is massive. Whether he ends up tearing through the league like Guardiola, or taking a few steps back, like Moyes, certainly Yallop's plan must be taken seriously for the long term. Change might be part of the game, but plans in this game only work when they're given time to come to.


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asked for Fan-Submitted questions for a quick Q&A with Marco Pappa
today... Here's your answers...
FUEGO: Who
do you think will win the World Cup? Who will you cheer for since Guatemala
isn't in the tournament?
I think Argentina will win the World Cup because they have a lot of stars in
the team, including the best player in the World in Lionel Messi. I root
for Argentina and Italy because they are the teams that I followed the most,
and also because I grew up watching both teams.
than soccer, what sport would you have liked to have participated in?
MP: I like
tennis and karate a lot, so If I wasn't a soccer player... I would love to be a
karate fighter since my dad use to be a professional karate fighter and he was
Pan-American champion.
do you like Chicago? What do you do when you're not training or playing in Fire
like Chicago a lot because it is a very clean, beautiful, and relaxing city. In
the summer, I like to go to the beach a lot with my friends and family members.
I also enjoy walking around downtown.
kind of music do you listen to to prepare for a Fire game?
MP: I like all
sorts of music. They can be in English or Spanish, you name it. I like Hip Hop,
Reggaeton, Salsa, Cumbia, Rock, everything!
EF: Who had an
impact on your life growing up?
had several examples while I grew up, which I am really thankful for. I had my
parents, brothers, friends, and coaches who all made an impact in my life in a
certain way.
EF: What player do
you model yourself after? Why?
MP: I really enjoy
watching Lionel Messi's style of playing. I think he is a very effective
player, very talented, fast, and those are some of the things that I would like
to assimilate.

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Two decades ago, natural gas-fired generation represented about six percent of all the electricity produced in New England. In 2012 that had grown to 52 percent and the group that manages overall generation of power in the region, ISO New England, expects that number will continue to grow raising a number of questions for Maine policymakers.
Policy decisions made today will affect both availability and the price of electricity years from now. Members of the Legislature's Energy, Utilities and Technology Committee are considering several bills that could have an impact on both construction of power plants and the distribution system to get that power to where it can be used. ISO New England, which manages the dispatch of electric power throughout the region, recently completed a study of what will be needed in the 2020's. Mike Giamo is with ISO New England. He said several plants will need to be replaced or rebuilt to use natural gas.
"They are all generally over 40 years old and they range from 40 into the 60's and they include the Yarmouth plant here in Maine, Giamo said."
He said the study does not recommend what plants ought to be closed or retrofitted, but instead looks at the projected electricity needs into the next decade and finds the region will be short of generating capacity, about 5,000 megawatts short. With natural gas fired electric generation costing significantly less than coal or oil fired plants, lawmakers asked what ISO New England is doing to encourage new plants fired by gas. Giamo said the ISO's role is limited.
"The ISO's role right now is not to build capacity, but what we have been doing is working, improving our communications skills with the gas pipelines to get a better idea when there will be constraints on the system," said Giamo.
Lawmakers said they think more should be done to encourage the expansion of natural gas pipelines in the region. They point out that natural gas is increasing for both business and residential use. And they worry that existing pipelines may not be able to handle all of the increased demand. Members of the panel asked if ISO New England is taking any steps to make sure pipelines are expanded. Both Mike Giamo and Eric Wilkinson responded.
"The ISO and ISO's management has been working with the various regulators and the governor's office," Giamo said. "I think it would be premature to talk other than to said conversations are happening."
"I would just add that I think our major role would be to be as the entity that can provide data for that discussion," Wilkinson said.
Wilkinson went on to describe the increasing role of very small, sometimes individual home based electric generators, usually photo-voltaic arrays to convert sunlight to electricity. It's called distributive generation.
"99.9% of the things that we focus on at the ISO deal with the transmission system, the bulk transmission system, the big power lines, the generators, this is different," Wilkinson said. "This is the little stuff that's been traditionally at the margins but is now playing a larger role."
Wilkinson said the ISO study estimates as much as 2,000 megawatts of capacity will come from such small sources by 2121. To put that in perspective, the entire New England region is projected to generate about 30,000 megawatts by the 2020s. He said there are federal tax incentives in place to encourage development of small generating sources and they are expected to continue. He said what ISO New England will be asking Maine and other states to do is pass laws to allow for better integration of the small plants into the regional grid.


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AR: State Budget of ArgentinaBasic four-level breakdown of the budget for 2011.
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EU - Financial Transparency SystemAbout Overview: The names of the beneficiaries of the €10 billion or so of grants and other forms of support, awarded (in budgetary terms: "committed") by the Commission every...
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MASSENA - A husband and wife team have made the move from Wisconsin to Northern New York to take over as the rectors at St. Johns Episcopal Church in Massena and St. Marks Episcopal Church in Malone.
The Revs. Elizabeth and Tom Papazoglakis arrived this week and said they are looking foward to their first services at their new churches.
The Rev. Mrs. Papazoglakis is the new rector for St. Johns, while the Rev. Mr. Papazoglakis is the new rector at St. Marks - though theyll be swapping on occasion.
Were functioning as a clergy team, the Rev. Mrs. Papazoglakis said.
Im her assistant here. Shes my assistant there, the Rev. Mr. Papazoglakis said, noting theyll switch pulpits at times. We both have a variety of experiences in our background. The Rev. Mrs. Papazoglakis, a native of Louisiana who was ordained in 2010, said she officially begins at St. Johns on March 17, just in time for Holy Week and Easter. Her husband was ordained in 2002. They have three children and three grandchildren.
I felt called by God, she said. Thats what starts the ball rolling. Prior to arriving in Massena, she was assigned to Trinity Episcopal Church in Wauwatosa, Wisc. Her husband was assigned to St. Bartholomew Episcopal Church in Pewaukee.
In a letter of introduction to St. Johns parishioners, the Rev. Mrs. Papazoglakis noted, Prior to coming to Massena I was blessed to have served in several parishes in the southeastern part of Wisconsin and am now excited to serve as the next rector of this historic parish. Father Tom and I enjoy working as a team and will assist one another in the on-going ministry of serving these two parishes.
They said the priests and the church get to choose if theyre a good fit for each other, and that was the case in Massena and Malone. They came to visit in Massena and, the Rev. Mrs. Papazoglakis said that, when they left, it felt like we left family.
Gods will brought us here, the Rev. Mr. Papazoglakis said.
We were attracted to the Diocese of Albany, the Rev. Mrs. Papazoglakis said.
Sonya Boyce, chair of the St. Johns Search Committee, said they were very happy to have brought the Papazoglakis family to the north country.
They were sent to us by God. Mother Elizabeth is especially warm and gracious and generous and definitely wants to meet and care for people. Theyre a team, she said.
As they settle in to their new roles, one of their goals is to meet and get to know their church members. The Rev. Mrs. Papazoglakis said shell be looking on this Sunday as the Rev. Chuck Smith leads St. Johns for the last time before she officially begins.
Our first goal is to know everybody. We want to know the story of the people, the Rev. Mrs. Papazoglakis said.
They also want to work collaboratively with other clergy that comprise the Greater Massena Ministerial Association, the Rev. Mr. Papazoglakis said.
At the same time, they welcome others who want to join their church community.
We would like to find people who dont know Jesus Christ and dont know the love of Jesus Christ. These are tough times with the economy. People are hurting for a variety of reasons. We just want to bring people in and let them know the love of Christ and share Gods house with other people to help them understand theyre not alone, the Rev. Mr. Papazoglakis said.
St. Johns will hold a Wednesday evening healing service on March 20, and they invite anyone and everyone to attend. Its a communion service with special prayers for those who are ill or in special need. The service will be followed by a light reception and hospitality.
People come forward and receive anointing, the Rev. Mrs. Papazoglakis said.
She also extended an invitation to join them for other services that will be offered during Lent, Holy Week and Easter. Palm Sunday services will be held on March 24, followed by the special services of Tenebrae on March 26 and Maundy Thursday on March 28. The service of Good Friday followed on March 29, with an Easter Vigil on March 30 and Easter services on March 31.
This is a very special time of worship and community as we get our first chance to meet one another, she said.
No matter what denomination, theyre welcome, the Rev. Mr. Papazoglakis said.
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Commission proposes to improve workers' protection against exposure to hazardous chemicals Zveřejněno:: 27/02/2013
The European Commission has proposed to better protect workers from risks linked to exposure to chemicals at the workplace.
The proposal would ensure that manufacturers and suppliers of chemical substances and mixtures would have to provide harmonised labelling information on hazard classification, alerting the user to the presence of hazardous chemicals, the need to avoid exposure and the associated risks. Employers use this information when carrying out workplace risk assessments. This allows employers to put in place appropriate risk management measures to protect workers' health and safety, such as process enclosure, ventilation systems and the use of personal protective equipment. Every day millions of EU workers are potentially exposed to hazardous chemicals in a wide range of employment sectors including manufacturing and service industries, agriculture, health care and education.


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Stats/Read: Rick Nash's Debut Weekend/What John Tortorella Thinks
In his Rangers debut on Saturday night, Rick Nash recorded an assist, two shots and two hits in 21:41.
Following the game on Saturday, John Tortorella said ,"You can see how he uses his body with the puck. I like his strength on the puck. He does the work on the wall. He wasn't great tonight either, but you can see what kind of player he will be for us."
Prior to the game against the Penguins on Sunday, Tortorella said "he is going to be a really good player for us, you can see that. You can see what he is going to be able to do with the puck, but also away from the puck. We are going to try and use him to kill penalties, I think he picked that up pretty quickly as far as how we do it. He is going to be a pretty big part. He is a full package."
On Sunday, Nash had five shots, 1 blocked and two that missed the net to go along with four hits and a shorthanded goal.
Following the game, on MSG, Tortorella said "he has probably been our best player. He is the real thing, you can see that."


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After 30 years of operating under the name Four Corners Community Mental Health Center Inc., the agency that currently serves residents in Carbon, Emery and Grand counties plans to change the corporation's name.
Starting at midnight on June 30, the agency will officially become Four Corners Community Behavioral Health Inc.
According to executive director Bob Greenberg, the cor-poration's new name more accurately reflects current integrated approaches to treating mental health and substance abuse problems.
"Our board of trustees thought the new name tells what we do and how we see the treatment and prevention of mental health and substance abuse problems better," said Greenberg.
The four counties of southeastern Utah started the agency in 1972 as a multi-governmental mental health agency to provide better services than the quarterly state traveling clinic was able to provide, indicated the corporation's executive director.
During the years from 1972, Four Corners became a major provider of mental health and substance abuse services in southeastern Utah, according to Greenberg.
After San Juan County officials decided to withdraw from the mental health and substance abuse agency in 1988, Four Corners became a private not-for-profit corporation, pointed out the executive director.
The local agency was subsequently designated as the sole source provider for mental health and substance abuse services for individuals residing Carbon, Emery and Grand counties.
At that time, the agency's three-county advisory panel became the corporation's board of trustees.
The mental health and substance abuse agency's board of trustees membership also includes three citizen representatives from Carbon, Emery and Grand counties.
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The corporation's mental health and substance abuse services are also provided one day per week at the medical clinics operating in Green River and East Carbon City.
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Two Light Railway Trains Crash In Hong Kong
Rescuers work at the scene after the crash of two light railway... News PhotoClose To,Crash,Emergencies and Disasters,Hong Kong,Horizontal,Industry,Railway Track,Rescue,Rescue Worker,Train - Vehicle,Train Crash,WorkingPhotographer Lam Yik FeiCollection: Getty Images News 2013 Getty ImagesHONG KONG - MAY 17: Rescuers work at the scene after the crash of two light railway trains on 17 May, 2013, near Hang Mei Tsuen Station at Tin Shui Wai in Hong Kong. Over 62 people are hurt in the accident, in which three victims are seriously injured. on May 17, 2013 in Hong Kong, Hong Kong. (Photo by Lam Yik Fei/Getty Images)


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Seven people, who were not expected to be great or anything, formed this impossible band. At the moment the sun sank into the ocean, they performed passionately and feverishly as if they had no past and no future. On this long lost land and ocean, at this very moment of their seemingly meaningless life, they created a legend of Hengchun.
Cast: You-Ting Chan, Chin-Yen Chang, Chang-Liu, Chiung-Wen Chang, Neil Armsirons
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Bond–– Irene, 88, a 17-year resident of Millerton, NY, formerly of Wingdale, NY, died on Friday, April 5, 2013 at Sharon Hospital in Sharon, CT.
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Morse–– Daphne Ellen Hall, 86, of Newport, VT, passed away on April 5, 2013, due to complications following surgery.
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HOLLAND - Emergency responders extricated 69-year-old Robert Maple of Morgan from his 2006 GMC pick-up truck Monday, after the vehicle left the Valley Road and rolled over into a field. The crash occurred shortly before 11 a.m.
Senior Trooper Amy Borsari said that Maple told firefighters he believed that he had blacked out because he didn't remember anything. Marks on the blacktop indicated the truck's passenger side tires caught the dirt on the edge of the road.
It appears Maple applied the truck's brakes and attempted to steer toward the left, Borsari said.
FERDINAND – The energy company that wanted to construct a 35-turbine wind farm on Seneca Mountain has scaled back plans and is now considering a 17-turbine project instead. The amount of energy produced would be about 60 megawatts instead of the 90 to 100 megawatts planned in the previous project.
The previous plan ignited opposition from Brighton and Newark residents but, according to a nonbinding vote, people living in the Unified Towns and Gorges (UTG) are more receptive to the idea.
COVENTRY - Authorities are warning residents that a rabid skunk was found last week on the Airport Road in Coventry.
Jim McFarland from the USDA found the dead skunk on the Airport Road between New England Waste Services landfill and Billings Point, town clerk Cindy Diaz said.
Diaz, under the recommendation from town health officer Pedro Grondin, posted a notice in the paper last week.
Lamothe–– Esther M., 89, passed away peacefully in Newport, VT on March 27, 2013 surrounded by her family.
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Domina–– Shirley A. (Sargent), 64, of Manchester, beloved wife of George C. Domina, died unexpectedly Tuesday, April 2, 2013.
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Wine Country Welcomes Weill Hall
Oct. 18, 2012
By Elizabeth Chapin
From American cellist Yo-Yo Ma to Chinese pianist Lang Lang, the Green Music Center's Weill Hall at Sonoma State University is now hosting some of the world's most recognized musicians. But the world-class hall, which celebrated its grand opening the weekend of Sept. 29, will also host the educational endeavors of students in SSU's music department.
"The fact that SSU students will use this center only adds to the importance of having such a place here," said SSU President Ruben Armiñana about the Donald & Maureen Green Music Center, home to the incredible new facility.
Armiñana's vision of making Sonoma State a center for music and a public resource finally came to fruition thanks to the support and dedication of the community, as well as several unprecedented gifts.
Built by the same architects as Boston's famed Tanglewood Hall, Weill Hall seats 1,300 and has a back wall, which if opened, can seat an additional 3,000 outside. And the outdoor audience does not miss out on the hall's incredible acoustics.
Green Music Center spokesperson Jessica Anderson said that the hall's acoustics were fine-tuned to the point where they could be set into different configurations, depending on what type of ensemble is playing.
"There are different variables that come with different types of music," Anderson said. "The architects tested the hall with a full orchestra, a jazz ensemble and choral groups to find "sweet spots" for every type of music."
The end result is what Alan Silow, executive director of the Santa Rosa Symphony, called "a turning point for the history of arts in Sonoma County and a key economic engine for the area."
Weill Hall is now the new home of Silow's Santa Rosa Symphony, which took the stage opening weekend for the first official time. The hall will also serve as the summer home of the San Francisco Symphony. The partnerships have stirred up quite a bit of excitement among the arts community. During his remarks, Silow added that Sonoma County would now have a world class performing arts center on par with its world class wines.
Already receiving a stamp of acoustic approval from some of the world's best musicians, Weill Hall has also proven to be an inspiring learning addition for Sonoma State's music department.
Currently, all of the department's vocal and instrumental repertoire classes are held at Weill Hall, and there's no better place for students work on their stagecraft and presence. Music students also have clinics and master classes where they learn from the best.
The program has also recently launched a partnership with Carnegie Hall and the Julliard School to sponsor a new academy at Sonoma State for artists in residence.
"The interest in our program has definitely increased," said Delores Bainter with Sonoma State's music department. "Weill Hall is the students' stage, too. We've created one of the best places in the world for musicians to learn."
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As the parade marched by, the Munchkins raised their voices in a loud cheer. From the back of the crowd, Arka pushed up to the front so that he could join his friend Bullshwick.
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Now Arka was never a Munchkin to accept things without a question. "A general favorite? Why is that? What makes her so popular?"
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Secretly-inveterate gambler Tom (as in "tom CAT," y'dig?) Blake (as in...um) is plagued by a problem: his life as a millionaire jungle cat catcher has become sigh-enducingly boring. Since Tom-Tom lives in Gotham City, the cure for all sigh-enducing boredom is to match animal-themed wits with the municipality's pointy-eared, self-appointed protector, Batman. Of course, the Dark Knight doesn't [Continue reading...]
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QUEER EYE ED: Hello and welcome one and all! This time out I'm bringing you up to the minute coverage of all the goings on at one of the most festive holiday events in the multiverse, the Comic Book Limbo New Year's Eve Ball! Yes, all your favorite characters of yesteryear are here, partying like there's no tomorrow. Of course that's been true for some of them for over fifty years. But being frozen in time does wonders for one's appearance, so they look just as fresh as when they first saw the light of print. How I wish you could see this gaudy, giddy assemblage! They may not exist in current continuity, but they certainly know how to shake their back number booties. Follow me as I make my way through the crowd, interviewing some of the… Oops! Pardon me, sir. I didn't mean to bump into you.
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A distant clock strikes one as the QCC awakes with a start.
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GHOST #1: I am the Christmas Ghost of Comics Past!
QCC: Come again?
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QCC: Oh yeah! But, say, shouldn't Marley be first?
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1 large tomato, sliced
6 ounces italian fontina (or mozzarella), sliced
2 ounces fresh bagged baby spinach
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With millions of children lacking the basic early math and literacy skills to succeed in school, the Corporation for Public Broadcasting (CPB) and PBS have joined forces through the Ready To Learn Initiative, a project funded by the U.S. Department of Education and Congress, to address this critical school readiness issue, particularly in low-income communities. The RTL Initiative uses multiplatform media and other learning tools ŌĆō including television programs, interactive games, mobile apps, as well as hands-on activities ŌĆō to engage and strengthen early learning experiences for children ages 2-8 at home, in preschool, and in other out of school settings. The combined financial support from CPB and the Ready To Learn Initiative will allow public television stations to collaborate with community-based educational partners who serve children in school, after school, and throughout the summer. It will also provide training to educators on how to use RTL multiplatform content and to parents on how to engage their children in math and literacy activities at home.
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FALMOUTH, Maine (NEWS CENTER) -- Four police agencies in Maine are hoping to lower the amount of unused guns in households in the state by offering a take back this weekend.
Sgt. Mike Edes with the Maine State Police says oftentimes people inherit old guns or ammunition and just don't know what to do with it. He says this is a safe alternative to private sales, because the agencies can sell the guns to a licensed dealer; the proceeds made from those sales will then go to the Special Olympics of Maine.
Police will also be offering classes on the safe handling of firearms, and how to properly store a gun at home.
There will be four drop off locations on Saturday, the Gray State Police barracks and the Yarmouth, Falmouth, and Cumberland police departments.
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Just two days ago the Seminole County Courthouse was full of demonstrators and media live trucks as the country counted down the George Zimmerman verdict.
But now a much different scene, no demonstrators and people are going about their daily business. Deborah Jones tells Local 6 she's on jury duty at the courthouse.
"I wanted to report here very early today because I didn't know with jury duty if I was going to have a problem with parking because there was a lot of media here," she said.
She says even she was surprised by how quiet the courthouse now seemed.
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And that's exactly what the media is doing breaking down all their equipment now that the case is over. Deputies say they expect all media to be gone by Wednesday.
The barricades at the protesting area are still up and deputies will continue to monitor the area.
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Hello Alan, how are you? haven't seen you online lately, i'm inviting you for some Dahl curry in my home :D
You don't like Gilliard? I don't know much about her, my Oz friends aren't commenting much. John Howard was in govt when I was there. I liked the PM after him. But anymore, politicians are in it for the money and the power, not to help us, eh?
At least we have this lovely music....
Alan.. Hey I'm from USA and online sometimes.. I'd like to meet up about aussie etc and you're in the area I'm interested in. My email is firstname.lastname@example.com. Seems like most of the chat rooms down there (under) are kids etc.. time or place on LI okay with me or someplace else on your side.. I know 15 hrs plus gmt.. your time is like 12:30 lunchtime. LOL..
maybe we can hookup and kill some time.
Hi Alan..!
Please accept my very best wishes of Health for 2011 and many subsequents..!
J'espère que P, toi et les membres de ta famille soyez tous à l'abri des inondations qui ont actuellement lieu dans le Queensland...!
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It wasn't a "pilot" that groped a "passenger," it was simply a passenger. Whilst he might *be* a pilot, he was not piloting the plane, and hence the sensationalistic headline was unnecessary. Why not state his religion and say a "XXXXXX" groped a passenger, or why not his ethnicity, and state a "XXXXXX" groped a passenger?
The fact he was deadheading makes him no less a representative of BA. C'mon, you airline employees know that. When we flew on personal business on America West, there were clearly outlined rules of conduct we were expected to adhere to.
Good point! I wonder if he was "Smart" enough to wear his uniform? I agree, a jobb label is pretty uncalled for here. But you know the Sun - they love sensationalism and drama!
Here's the rule: Drink alcohol = civilian clothes. No alcohol consumption = uniform.
So Liz............When Are you going to stop being a student and get going with this aviator thing??
If he was traveling DH to pick up another flight, he was doing so on company time.
What, no references from the movie Flight? Even more entertaining than the article were the comments afterward.
There is no evidence of this story elsewhere from any source!! So the story has to be made up or significantly embelished. If he really was dead heading then the crew wouldn't have allowed him near any alchohol.
I think they found an intriguing photo of a BA tail soaked in de-icing fluid so made up a story around that. The Sun is notorious for fake stories and should have been closed down along with the NOW
source is 'the sun' ? hmmmm. . .
Back in the late 1960s a Garuda pilot shot several pax. In the 70s (or early 80s ?)
Ethiopian marshals subdued a couple of hijackers, took them into 1st class wrapped towels around their necks and slit their throats. Today's inflight entertainment is much more tame.
Snopes: Sorry, no matches were found containing British Airways pilot has been suspended for groping passenger.
The Sun isn't known for an exemplary reputation. That being said, I would imagine BA would demand a retraction if it's a complete fabrication.
Today is the day the UK paid out to the celebs who were hacked. Cannot imagine this missing the news and I read the Daily Mail, or the headlines. Perhaps BA is still recovering from the recent weather related issues and the new court ruling allowing passengers to sue airlines for delays (above Passenger Compensation Regulation 261).
Good. Somebody who really wants that well paying job will be very happy to replace this guy.
One wonders why people still by The Sun after all that's gone on before. They and the Daily Mail are equally as guilty as NOW was. These papers form what's known as the "gutter" press or henceforth "The Sewer Press"
Seriously?! Gee, this is exactly what the aviation industry needs...another arse to make us all look bad!
LMAOWDC = Laughing My A** Off While Drinking Coffee!!!! And didn't spill a bit!!! What will these arrogant blighters do next?! Stay tuna's!!! Oh, and alcohol and aviation NEVER mix - or end well! Yes, I got a chuckle out of this one - fo sho!
A knee to the groin should have done the trick...
LMAOWDC = Laughing My A** Off While Drinking Coffee!!!! And didn't spill a bit!!! What will these arrogant blighters do next?! Stay tuna'd!!! Oh, and alcohol and aviation NEVER mix - or end well! Yes, I got a chuckle out of this one - fo sho!
Has this story appeared in any other newspaper?
Snort. The Sun is not really noted for understated headlines, is it? In addition, their general level of truthfulness is only a half-step above the National Enquirer's. I checked the Guardian and BBC and didn't see anything about this... Great visual though. Can't you just see him pounding on the cockpit door screaming "I want to rape the flight deck". Hope they tased him if it did actually occur.
The Sun says "Phew what a scorcher"
Paddy Pantsdown
Some of the more memorbale Sun headlines
Sounds like he was screaming for...rehab
"The name is........Doo-moss!"
Good grief. Sounds like he was just wanting to get sacked......wow.
Had it been my wife, he would also be dealing with a broken jaw.
I would have been pulled off that guy for sure as well
Only? Not something closer to terminal?
surely he can very easily be replaced with another slightly lower salaried pilot with less baggage (pun).
LOL, thanks for making my morning "IT" meeting better, albeit with a rather noisy snort/snicker that caused everyone to look at me.
Am I the only one who finds this to be incredibly hilarious?
Yes. It is frightening and sickening.
Oh, get over yourself. Or maybe you didn't get to the part where he banged on the cockpit door and screamed about raping the pilots... Then passed out on the floor. That is comedy gold.
I don't consider myself a prude, but if I was flying with small kids, I wouldn't find that behavior or language funny. It would scare the daylights out of most pax.
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if i was paid that ridiculous low salary i freak out too
Don't forget that he was paid in Pounds vs. dollars....
Based on the current conversion rate, that's roughly $156,000.
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yeah, really pathetic isnt it?
For a $156,0000 paycheck, I'd let him grab my arse Phil...
Did someone threaten him if he didn't accept the job? Or, or maybe they didn't tell him what the job paid? Sometimes people really REALLY lose sight of reality.


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COLLEGE PARK, Md. Syracuse Universitys mens lacrosse team continued the pattern that has worked all season Saturday.
The top-seeded Orange rallied to score three goals within the final three minutes of regulation capped by redshirt freshman Dylan Donohues game winner with 13 seconds left to edge Yale, 7-6 in an Division I NCAA Tournament quarterfinal at Byrd Stadium at the University of Maryland.
Second-ranked Syracuse (15-3) advances to a national semifinal next Saturday in Philadelphia against the winner of todays quarterfinal between North Carolina and Denver.
Yale (12-5) threw a scare into the Orange by holding its opponent scoreless for more than 43 minutes after yielding the games first four goals.
The Bulldogs, who trailed 4-1 at halftime, extended their run into a six-goal surge to forge a 6-4 lead as Brandon Mangan scored three goals and Conrad Oberbeck scored twice.
I think we got a little too comfortable with things, Syracuse coach John Desko said. They started changing their defense and started going from a zone defense to a man-to-man defense and started doing some different things. We got sloppy. Give them credit for the D they played, but we got sloppy.
Kevin Rice and Luke Cometti scored within a span of 44 seconds for the Orange to draw even, with Cometti converting on a quick feed from behind the goal from midfielder JoJo Marasco with 2:20 left.
Yale had a chance to take the lead with 1:21 left, but Syracuse goalie Dominic Lamolinara stuffed Oberbeck to secure possession for the Orange.
I just found a loose end, Oberbeck said. I really thought I canned it. Some breaks just dont go your way, but yeah, I thought it was going to go in.
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Donahue and Marasco each finished with a goal and two assists for Syracuse, while Cometti and Derek Maltz each scored twice.
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Senior Tyler Prevost, an Immaculate Heart Central graduate, scored a goal and assisted on four others to help propel the No. 3-ranked top-seeded Dolphins past the third-seeded Panthers in a Division II semifinal game at Adelphi University in Garden City.
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Sophomore Kailah Kempney, a Carthage graduate, scored two goals to help spark the Orange past the Gators in an NCAA Tournament quarterfinal at the Carrier Dome.
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The Orange (18-3), which defeated Florida in double overtime last year in an NCAA semifinal, extended its winning streak this season to 13 games.
We knew it was going to be a tough game against a very good Florida team, Syracuse coach Gary Gait said. They got the better of us earlier this year in Miami. We looked at this game as an opportunity to demonstrate how much weve grown and how far weve come since the beginning of the year. From top to bottom our players gave incredible effort.
Kayla Treanor scored three goals and assisted on another for Syracuse, including tallying her teams first two goals in the second half.
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The Maryland Department of Natural Resources (DNR) Fisheries marketing program has launched the official Maryland Seafood website, which not only showcases the Chesapeake Bays delicious bounty, but the rich legacy that has evolved from its harvest and enjoyment.
Maryland is legendary for its delicious blue crab, rockfish and oyster, said DNR Fisheries Marketing Director Steve Vilnit. This new website is a place where everyone can go to delight in all things Maryland seafood - from innovative recipes to the latest news and events.
To help consumers enjoy the freshest, most delicious seafood possible, the website features a seasonal seafood calendar, recipes to stir the imagination, health and fish consumption advice, and the more than 70 species found in Maryland. There is information on making sustainable choices that will help the States fishery, along with news and events supporting local seafood.
The Maryland Seafood website also highlights the watermen who catch and deliver these products, and provides a historical look at classic seafood towns throughout the region.
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The right of any person to any future payment under this subchapter shall not be transferable or assignable, at law or in equity, and none of the moneys paid or payable or rights existing under this subchapter shall be subject to execution, levy, attachment, garnishment, or other legal process, or to the operation of any bankruptcy or insolvency law.
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No other provision of law, enacted before, on, or after April 20, 1983, may be construed to limit, supersede, or otherwise modify the provisions of this section except to the extent that it does so by express reference to this section.
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Nothing in this section shall be construed to prohibit withholding taxes from any benefit under this subchapter, if such withholding is done pursuant to a request made in accordance with section 3402(p)(1) of the Internal Revenue Code of 1986 by the person entitled to such benefit or such person's representative payee.
Source(Aug. 14, 1935, ch. 531, title II, § 207,49 Stat. 624; Aug. 10, 1939, ch. 666, title II, § 201,53 Stat. 1362, 1372; Pub. L. 98–21, title III, § 335(a),Apr. 20, 1983, 97 Stat. 130; Pub. L. 105–277, div. J, title IV, § 4005(a),Oct. 21, 1998, 112 Stat. 2681–911.)
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The Internal Revenue Code of 1986, referred to in subsec. (c), is classified generally to Title 26, Internal Revenue Code.
In subsec. (b), "April 20, 1983" substituted for "the date of the enactment of this section", which was translated as meaning the date of enactment of this subsection, as the probable intent of Congress.
1998—Subsec. (c). Pub. L. 105–277added subsec. (c).
1983—Pub. L. 98–21designated existing provisions as subsec. (a) and added subsec. (b).
1939—Act Aug. 10, 1939, amended section generally, incorporating provisions of former section 408 of this title.
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Pub. L. 98–21, title III, § 335(c),Apr. 20, 1983, 97 Stat. 130, provided that: "The amendments made by subsection (a) [amending this section] shall apply only with respect to benefits payable or rights existing under the Social Security Act [42 U.S.C. 301 et seq.] on or after the date of the enactment of this Act [Apr. 20, 1983]."
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