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Garbage & Yard Waste Guidelines
The City of Cincinnati Department of Public Services (DPS) provides weekly garbage collection and scheduled bulk items collection for residential buildings that meet the definition of "dwelling," as adopted by Ord. No. 41-2013.
From spring to fall, DPS also provides a bi-weekly yard waste service concurrent with the recycling service. The Office of Environmental Quality provides bi-weekly recycling collection for The City of Cincinnati. Each resident is assigned a collection day (Monday to Thursday) and a recycling-yard waste week.
- Who Receives City Garbage & Yard Waste Collection?
- What to Place Garbage In
- City-Approved Cart
- Cart Exemption
- Set-Out Time
- Holiday Collection
- Bulk Item Collection
- Examples of materials that can be placed in the cart
- Examples of materials that can be set out next to the cart
- Items not accepted
- Tires
- Yard Waste
- Street (Corner) Cans
- Citations & Fines
The City of Cincinnati Department of Public Services (DPS) provides weekly garbage, bi-weekly yard waste and scheduled bulk items collection for buildings that meet the following definition of "dwelling," as adopted by Ord. No. 41-2013:
"Dwelling" as used in Chapter 729 shall mean a building that contains no more than four "dwelling units" and shall include an attached single-family dwelling. "Dwelling" does not include any of the following: (i) a building that contains any combination of business and residential uses other than a business use that is a home occupation as defined in CMC* Section 1401-01-H3 and that meets the requirements of CMC Section 1419-17; (ii) any building owned by a political subdivision of the State of Ohio or a federal or state agency, regardless of the number of dwelling units contained in the building; or (iii) buildings within a residential complex as defined in CMC Section 729 1-R1.
"Dwelling unit" means one or more rooms with a single kitchen designed for occupancy by one family for living and sleeping purposes. (CMC Section 1401-01-D15). "Attached single-family dwelling" means a dwelling unit that is attached to one or more dwelling units, each with independent exterior access and each with no less than two exterior walls. Attached single-family dwellings include cluster housing. (CMC Section 1401-01-A12).
All other dwelling units are considered commercial entities. All commercial entities are required to enter into a contract with a City of Cincinnati registered waste hauler for the disposal of their waste. Proof of such contract (also known as "certificate of commercial waste collection contract") need to be provided upon request by the Director of the Department of Public Services or his designee.
Garbage must be placed in a City-issued or "City-approved" cart. A "City-approved" cart is one that is compatible with DPS lifting equipment and registered with the City. These carts must have a lift pocket and a steel lower lift bar for fully automated and semi-automated collection systems. Garbage in carts is not to exceed 75 lbs. DPS is not responsible for damages to cart due to normal collection operation. The City of Cincinnati will not collect garbage in a cart that is not compatible with the City's lifting equipment and not registered with the City of Cincinnati.
If residents need additional carts in addition to or to replace a City-issued cart, they will have to purchase additional carts compatible with DPS lifting equipment. These carts must have a lift pocket and a steel lower lift bar for fully automated and semi-automated collection systems. Each cart will need to be registered with DPS, by calling 513-591-6000.
You may also go online to www.5916000.com by following these directions:
- Click Request a Service button
- Step 1: enter your address location
- Click NEXT
- Step 2: Service Type - I need help with: Trash, Litter & Recycling
- Specifically: Trash Cart, registration
- From there, you are able to submit answers to requested information and provide your contact information.
The City of Cincinnati will not collect garbage in a cart that is not compatible with the City's lifting equipment and not registered with the City of Cincinnati.
After registration, DPS will send the resident a City sticker to be placed on the cart for collection. The sticker identifies the cart to DPS crew as a cart eligible for residential collection. Stolen carts, broken carts, missing carts and carts for new residents are all the responsibility of the home owner/landlord to purchase.
Exemption from using Carts can be granted for a variety of reasons, including disability, topography (access through long stairs), or lack of storage space for the cart.
To request an application for a "Cart Exemption," please call 591-6000.
You may also go online to www.5916000.com by following these directions:
- Click Request a Service button
- Step 1: enter your address location
- Click NEXT
- Step 2: Service Type - I need help with: Trash, Litter & Recycling
- Specifically: Trash Cart, exemption
- From there, you are able to submit answers to requested information and provide your contact information.
Residents with cart exemptions are asked to set out their garbage the day of collection by 6 a.m.. An exemption allows residents to use up to 8 plastic bags. Plastic bags have to be heavy-duty (3 mil.) and weigh less than 25 pounds when full. Cardboard or paper containers, light-duty plastic bags, and grocery bags are not proper containers.
Garbage carts, yard waste containers, scheduled bulk items and recycling carts should be placed at the curb no later than 6 a.m. on collection day but no earlier than 6 p.m. the previous day. Please avoid placing the carts around any obstructions, mailboxes, low-hanging wires etc., and avoid parking in front of cart on collection day. Residents with cart exemptions (see above) are required to set out their garbage the day of collection by 6 a.m. Residents are responsible for potential mess caused by wildlife and vandalism when garbage is set out improperly, or when setting out garbage under the cart exemption clause.
Garbage carts must be removed from the curb within 24 hours of collection.
During a holiday week, all garbage days scheduled before the holiday will be collected on the regular scheduled day. The day of the holiday and every day after will be collected the following day. See list of City Holidays affecting garbage collection.
Up to 5 bulky items can to be scheduled for collection by phone only with Customer Service at 513-591-6000. Only locations eligible for garbage collection from the City (i.e. NON-commercial entities) are entitled to use the bulk items program. No online requests are accepted due to a limited number of items that can be collected daily from residences that are eligible for City collection. Any buildings that are not eligible for City collection are considered commercial and will need to contact a City of Cincinnati registered waste hauler. Bulk items will be collected on the scheduled day which will be the regular collection day for the location or on Fridays. If too many locations are scheduled a given week, DPS may need to collect the items on Saturdays.
Items must be placed by the curb in a place accessible for automated collection (no obstructions, low-hanging wires or branches, parked cars etc.) When possible, the items should be placed on the driveway apron for ease of collection. Items should not have garbage or others items stacked or leaning on them. No more than 5 bulk items can be collected per scheduled collection; if more than 5 items are set out, the property owner will be cited for illegal set-out. If bulk items are set out more than 24 hours prior to the scheduled collection time, the property owner will be cited as well for illegal set-out, regardless of the amount of items.
TOILETS: If bulk item is a toilet, the tank must be separated from the bowl
- Household garbage
- Sawdust (only if placed in a sealed bag)
- Hypodermic needles and sharps (only if placed in a rigid container with lid before it is placed in the cart and marked "sharps")
- Paint cans that have the lid removed and the paint dried out.
- Carpet can be placed in the cart if it fits inside the cart with the lid closed
- Up to 3 items that do not fit in the cart that are less than 40 lbs. and no larger than 3' x 2' x 2' can be placed next to the garbage carts for collection by the crews. If the item exceeds these dimensions. it must be schedule for bulky collection. See below for items that can be placed outside the cart
Examples of materials that can be set out next to the cart that do not need to be scheduled for bulk item collection:
- Plastic furniture
- Plastic children's toys (play houses, sandboxes, wading pools etc.)
- Coffee tables, kitchen chairs and small wooden furniture
- Fish tanks, small televisions (under 25"), microwaves, small appliances
- Carpet must be cut down to 3' lengths and rolled and tied into a max diameter of 24". Rolls can be placed inside or next to the garbage cart. A maximum of 10 rolls per week will be collected. All tack board and pieces of carpet or padding that have nails or staples protruding must be placed in the cart.
NON-hazardous (for these items, contact City of Cincinnati registered waste hauler):
- Car parts
- Construction debris
- Automotive, truck, car, motorcycle or lawn mower parts
- Pianos
- Wall/Kitchen cabinets
- Concrete items
- Windows and siding
- Construction debris which includes nominal lumber (1x2s, 2x4s, 2x6s, 4x4 etc)
Hazardous (for these items, contact Hamilton County Solid Waste):
- Car batteries
- Liquid paint
- Acids
- Motor oil
- Household chemicals
- Hazardous or infections waste
- Propane or other pressurized gas tanks
Tires at residential locations are collected by a separate truck and need to be scheduled by calling Customer Service at 513-591-6000. Up to 4 tires can be collected upon request. Commercial automotive garages and tire shops are required to register with the City and provide proof of proper disposal of used tires to the Director of the DPS upon request.
Yard waste is collected bi-weekly on the same Green and Gold weeks as recycling. Yard waste should be placed in clearly marked cans with handles; paper bags designed for yard waste; or, bundled with heavy twine or cotton rope. Yard waste containers and bags exceeding 25 lbs. in weight will not be collected. Yard waste placed in City garbage carts, recycle bins or plastic bags will not be collected.
Loose yard waste such as grass or leaves should be in containers that have lids or in bags that are closed to prevent blowing. Sticks and branches may be tied into bundles of no than 3' lengths and 2' in diameter. No tape, plastic rope or metal wire may be used to bundle. Branches with stickers, spines or other hazards must be placed in bags or cans to avoid injuring collections personnel. Branches must be no thicker than 6" in diameter.
Separated yard waste operate seasonally spring through fall.
Yard waste not accepted:
- Yard waste mixed with garbage or in plastic bags
- Logs or stumps thicker than 6" in diameter
- Dirt, rocks, sand or concrete
- Treated or processed wood of any kind
- Animal feces
The City of Cincinnati provides Street Cans (also known as Corner Cans) in some areas with high pedestrian traffic. These cans are for pedestrian garbage only, defined as garbage generated while walking. Disposing household or business garbage in these cans is strictly prohibited and could result in fines.
Citations and fines will be issued to residents and businesses violating the garbage guidelines as described below:
|CMC Section
|Proposed First Offense
|Proposed Second/Subsequent Offenses
|Abatement Costs
|Using improper waste container
|Early or late set-out of garbage for collection
|M1- $1k fine and up to 180 days in jail
|Collection from violator authorized
|Improper use of corner cans
|$100 second offense $200 subsequent offenses
|Failure to obtain certificate of commercial waste collection contract
|Improper set-out of personal property
|3 or fewer items/ garbage truck: $100 4 or more/garbage truck: $500 1 item/special equipment: $200 2 or more items/special equipment: $1,000
|Lien or standard collection fee
|Improper set-out of yard waste
|Setting out "unacceptable waste" for collection
|2nd offense: $100 Subsequent offenses: $200
|Setting out construction debris
|2nd offense: $500 Subsequent offenses: $2,000
|Failure to register and report disposal of tires
|M1- $1k fine and up to 6 months in jail


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Rapamycin as Treatment for Autosomal Dominant Polycystic Kidney Disease (ADPKD): The Role of Biomarkers in Predicting a Response to Therapy
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Currently the only approved use for rapamycin (sirolimus) is for immunosuppression after renal transplantation.
This trial is designed to determine whether rapamycin is safe and effective treatment for patients with polycystic kidney disease (ADPKD). Patients will be followed by volumetric magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) to observe for change in kidney (and cyst) size. Blood and urine samples will also be collected to evaluate for change in biomarkers with treatment.
Autosomal Dominant Polycystic Kidney Disease
Drug: Rapamycin
Other: Standard of Care-Placebo
Phase 2
Phase 3
|Study Type:
|Study Design:
|Allocation: Randomized
Endpoint Classification: Safety/Efficacy Study
Intervention Model: Parallel Assignment
Masking: Open Label
Primary Purpose: Treatment
|Official Title:
|Rapamycin as Treatment for ADPKD: The Role of Biomarkers in Predicting a Response to Therapy
- Total Kidney Volume (mL) [ Time Frame: 2 years ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
- Glomerular Filtration Rate (Kidney Function) [ Time Frame: 2 years ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
|Study Start Date:
|June 2009
|Study Completion Date:
|July 2010
|Primary Completion Date:
|July 2010 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure)
|Assigned Interventions
Experimental: Rapamycin
Drug: Rapamycin
Other Names:
sirolimus The starting dose of rapamycin will be 1 mg daily. The dose will be increased as needed to achieve a 24 hour trough level of 4-6 ng/ml.
Drug: Rapamycin
The starting dose of rapamycin will be 1 mg daily. The dose will be increased as needed to achieve a 24 hour trough level of 4-6 ng/ml.
Other Name: sirolimus
Placebo Comparator: Standard of Care-Placebo
Standard of Care
|Other: Standard of Care-Placebo
Detailed Description:
This is a 2 year, open label trial to evaluate the role of rapamycin as treatment for ADPKD. Patients will be randomized 2:1 to the rapamycin arm or to standard therapy. The dose of rapamycin will be adjusted so that patients obtain 24 trough levels of 4-6ng/ml. There will be a volumetric MRI measurement at the start and end of the treatment period. Patients will be monitored every 4 months throughout the study.
|Ages Eligible for Study:
|18 Years to 70 Years
|Genders Eligible for Study:
|Accepts Healthy Volunteers:
Inclusion Criteria:
- adult ADPKD patients aged 18-70
- combined kidney volume >1200 ml
- estimated creatinine clearance >60 ml/min
- absence of implanted ferromagnetic objects
Exclusion Criteria:
- Age >70
- uncontrolled hyperlipidemia
- Proteinuria >500 mg/day
- unstable cerebral aneurysm
- active coronary artery disease
- diagnosis of another systemic condition affecting kidney function (ie: diabetes, hepatitis B or C, HIV)
- diagnosis of cancer other than skin cancer
- pregnancy or lactation
- presence of implanted ferromagnetic objects
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT00920309
|United States, Connecticut
|Yale Center for Clinical Investigation
|New Haven, Connecticut, United States, 06520
|Principal Investigator:
|Neera K Dahl, MD, PhD
|Yale University
No publications provided
|Responsible Party:
|Yale University
|ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier:
|NCT00920309 History of Changes
|Other Study ID Numbers:
|Study First Received:
|June 12, 2009
|Results First Received:
|August 29, 2013
|Last Updated:
|March 7, 2014
|Health Authority:
|United States: Institutional Review Board
Keywords provided by Yale University:
Autosomal Dominant Polycystic Kidney Disease
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
Kidney Diseases
Multicystic Dysplastic Kidney
Polycystic Kidney Diseases
Polycystic Kidney, Autosomal Dominant
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Kidney Diseases, Cystic
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After cancelling play in the Lamar Tournament last weekend due to travel and weather related issues, the Creighton baseball team has seen its three game series at BYU moved from Provo, Utah four hours south to St. George, Utah due to weather complications.
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If we bought something for ourselves, then people would think that we stole it, or did something rude, Tayla said. Sometimes people get sick. We want to help our world.
Donald J. Boshart, community executive for the American Cancer Society, said its inspiring to see young children wanting to help others.
Every dollar counts to help fund those programs and services we do, Mr. Boshart said. Our organization really is a grass-roots, community-driven and volunteer-driven agency. Thats where we get our money $1 and $10 at a time. Most of the money the American Cancer Society raises comes from $20 bills and under. Im proud of these kids.
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She began to develop a schedule of when the group could work a stand. They organized a lemonade stand the following week and raised an additional $33.35.
Since theres no local American Cancer Society office, the girls presented the money to Mel Busler of WWNY-TV7 during a Relay for Life event earlier this spring at the Ramada Inn, Watertown.
We told him we did it for cancer, and wed do it again, Treyshawna said. I was thinking that next time we could do a lemonade stand.
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By TERRY WILLISSun Advocate reporter
Fall has arrived. It did so on Sunday after showers on Saturday evening washed away the remnants of summer.
I think autumn is my favorite season. I know it is just a step away from winter and the cold and darkness that comes with it, but just the same I love it. The smells and crisp bite to the air in the mornings is wonderful.
I also love the great mix of sports and activities that happen. This year I have hope that maybe the Cubs will get to the World Series. I know, it is still a long shot. They haven't even secured their division yet, but maybe this will be the year.
Football is in full swing and I enjoy watching the sport at all levels. It was fun to see the energy flowing at the Carbon High homecoming game. Even though the home town team lost, the game was worth watching and rooting for them to not get shut out. Emery has not held an opposing team to zero since 2002. Carbon did not let them end that streak on them.
Saturday afternoons are filled with young boys mixing it up on the gridiron for the local recreation league. They take their games just as serious as the older boys. I remember sitting watching the kids play as my daughter performed as a cheerleader on the sidelines. I hope all the participants feel like they take something positive away from their season and keep injury free.
After a busy week I still enjoy slowing down on a Sunday afternoon and taking in a pro football game as well. I have several teams I like to watch so it is usually easy to find one of them on the tube. I don't get into college football too much because I am usually too busy on Saturday to watch them.
Our days grow shorter as this season gets underway. It seems harder and harder to fit in everything we want to get done. This year we also have to adjust to a new time to make the switch back from daylight savings time. I have my doubts that this will improve my life in any significant way, but congress seemed to feel that it needed to be addressed.
The fall also seems to bring flies to the area. They are around most of the summer, but in the fall they surround my house, trying to infiltrate anytime the door is open. With children around my house the door opens a lot.
Of course I wonder how the same fly that harasses you all afternoon will become impossible to find once you locate the missing fly swatter. They also seem to know that if they land on the dog you won't hit them.
So I welcome in fall with open arms and a fleece jacket. I miss the morning light when I am walking the dog, but really enjoy walking under the stars as well.
Of course ask me again if I am enjoying the season when I am standing outside freezing my hands while shooting pictures at a CHS football game later this fall.


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Now I'm a big fan of COP (yes you can shoot me now), but that kind of move would never be used today because it doesn't gather enough points. But it's not only sine qua non for me, it's ne plus ultra of artistic skating - flow, edge, musicality.
Now I'm a big fan of COP (yes you can shoot me now), but that kind of move would never be used today because it doesn't gather enough points. But it's not only sine qua non for me, it's ne plus ultra of artistic skating - flow, edge, musicality.
I also agree with Ivy and Weakankles that breaking down everything into hundredths of a point seems to run counter to what we cherish most about a skating performance.
Here is an example of an element matching the musical structure (a non-scoring element in this case, like Boitano's spread eagle). In the end title track of the East of Eden soundtrack, there is a breath-holding pause at the end of the second bridge. The music swells to a big crescendo, then there is a dramatic lull of a second or so before the triumphant main theme resumes on the downbeat.
But skating fans know what note it is that fills the pregnant pause. A split falling leaf into a change edge spread eagle.
(Not that there is anything wrong with the jump at 3:18 and the spiral at 3:28. )
This characteristic may be more related to "Fine Arts" than "Sport", depending on the intended definition of "relationship". Also not certain how to classify "Thematic coherence of the choreography", depending on the meaning of "Thematic coherence".
^ Still, I think that pleasing the audience is a symptom of having given a good performance, and this is true of sports as well as other forms of entertainment.
Interesting about "Thematic coherence of the choreography." To me, that's what Suzuki's LP has in spades this season.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SEJXkfMYTX4 Tribute to Nijinsky
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_aQdGyJQ1cU Gipsy dance
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NK6GucbtVGs Once Upon a time in America
and Carmen, Bolero, St. Petersbourg 300, Tango and flamenco, etc.
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This is very much the case in other sports. Every year the baseball umpires association gets together with Major League Baseball (MLB owns Ice Network, by the way) and they decide whether the fans want to see more home runs or more pitching duals this year. Then they instruct the umpires to call the strike zone wider or more narrowly accordingly. The National Basketball Association brought in the three-point shot to make the game more exciting to the fans, and they continue to tinker with lane rules, the criteria for charging versus blocking calls, etc., in order to place the best possible product before the customers.
All sports fall into the category of Recreation and Entertainment. (What else? It's not agriculture and mining, its not transportation and communication, its not banking and financial services. ) If you skate yourself, that's recreation. If you watch someone else skating, that's entertainment. My concern is that with the IJS the ISU is drawing an ever-narrowing circle about itself, resulting in a sport/performing art discipline that is of interest to fewer and fewer people.
I am not saying entertainment value is bad thing to have in Figure Skating (it sells tickets). However some of it may be stepping outside the realm of "Sport", and may be of secondary concern to the judges. If the ISU/judges had their way, would they structure competitions like "Figures" had been, and instead have the audience buy tickets to the Gala for the entertainment?
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Sports oriented-viewers who hate the idea of show business or subjective aesthetic perceptions infiltrating the world of pure sport would tend to think that only the difficulty and success of the technical elements, especially the big obvious risk elements, should determine the results. And to the extent that is true, they can enjoy skating as sport entertainment.
Arts fans who look at skating as a performing art and want the results to reflect the success of each program as entertainment or as a work of art would value presentation criteria, obvious quality of elements, and again lack of obvious visible errors.
So aside from the agreement that "no falls or major stumbles" is important, these two groups would have opposite opinions about what should be important in deciding competitions.
However, both these emphases ignore the technical fine points that require more detailed knowledge of skating to appreciate.
Since most potential fans do not already skate themselves, and many would not have access to even beginning figure skating lessons even if they wanted for reasons of location or finances or physical fitness, there will always be a problem for perceptions of the sport that many details that are very important to the practitioners are invisible to the unschooled viewer.
I think the federations (and TV networks who want to build interest in the sport) would do well to find fan-friendly ways to educate fans about technical details that are important in determining results. Instead of saying "Oh, fans will never understand, so either we should just ignore what the fans think, or else we should dumb down the rules to be obvious to casual viewers," I think that instead they should do a better job of inviting fans to think like insiders and appreciate what's going on.
However, it's a complicated sport with a number of built-in contradictions, so viewers who are looking for something simple to understand without much effort of their own may find it hard to get drawn in.
I imagine that there is a range of opinions among officials as to whether to ignore audience interests and focus primarily on technical fine points or whether to emphasize the artistic possibilities of the medium that can be incorporated into competitive formats and/or cater to audience interests in order to attract outside money to the sport through sales of tickets, TV rights, and sponsorships. Probably there are some sticklers who would be happy to judge elements only on technical difficulty and quality only, but I expect that most would at least want to keep the program-to-music format and those aspects of presentation scoring that reflect mastery of technique.If the ISU/judges had their way, would they structure competitions like "Figures" had been, and instead have the audience buy tickets to the Gala for the entertainment?
And some judges would want to emphasize the artistic impression, because that aspect of figure skating is why they love skating more than, say, diving. But their impressions of programs would be informed by knowledge of skating technique and by a close-up view of the ice surface that fans in the cheap seats don't have access to.
So, sports it is: "The suspense of who will win, and the appreciation of the technical skills needed to achieve the end result." (Well put. )
Now our task is to create a scoring system that allows the audience to know who won and what technical and performance skills they displayed in doing so.
Last edited by Mathman; 12-04-2012 at 02:52 PM.
My father was just suggesting last night that "they" (by which he meant NBC) should show more instant replay or close-up videos of elements to explain fine points about jump edges. I said there is some of that and there was more back when there were more hours of TV coverage. But that's really about the networks choosing whether to develop a knowledgeable fan base or to aim their broadcasts at casual viewers only, not about what the sport itself is doing.
How can the ISU and national federations themselves invite spectators to understand the scoring and results? What should they change about what is scored (I'm sure there are differences of opinion among insiders about what should count most, e.g., revolutions in the air vs. edge work on the ice), how it's scored, how the scores are reported (including announcing freeskate-only standings before combined standings)? Unless the decision is made to give no credit for anything that isn't obvious to a first-time viewer, then even with a scoring system that is transparent to knowledgeable fans, it will still be important to find ways to make the necessary knowledge easily accessible to nonskaters who want to understand the sport. That's the big challenge.
In typical television coverage, while the scores are being tabulated, they show replays of three elements. The jump the skater fell on, a successful jump (while saying the the technical specialist is scrutinizing it for short rotation), and then maybe a spin.
What if instead they showed some sort of short transitional sequence, with the expert commentator saying, that step is called a Mohawk, now look how she changes from inside to outside edge and turns backward in the opposite direction. etc. This demonstrates the Skating Skills that the judges are looking for, and contributes to the mark for Transitions.
That at least would head off some of the puzzlement when a skater wins despite a fall or obvious mistake on a highlight element. The commentator could say, he lost 5 points for the fall, but he made up ground with these transitional moves -- see?
Here's a failed attempt at such commentary: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S0MmXR1Q1ro&t=3m44s
If only they had actually shown the process of turning backward and named it as a choctaw, explaining that it changes from inside to outside and counterclockwise to clockwise at the same time as changing from forward to backward, which is what makes a choctaw more difficult than a mohawk (inside to inside -- easy -- or outside to outside -- medium).
It's only one step and doesn't by itself explain why this skater won this short program. But it gives the same amount of explanation as just saying it's a "difficult way to turn backward" and also gives the viewer a knowledge base to apply in recognizing choctaws on his/her own and understand how they contribute to difficulty in the future.
It might be better to show transitions that are not a lead-in to a jump. In this example the audience will be more interested in the jump than in the fine points of the entry.
By the way, if you back up to the previous element, a triple Axel, Scott says about the rotations and the landing -- three and half rotations; he just barely made it." I thought it was perfect. Maybe the tiniest of a few degrees rotation on the ice, but basically right on the money. Am I wrong?


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Leo/Aquarius axis
Rulers: Sun and Saturn (Uranus)
Natural houses: 5th/11th
Ruled by the Sun and Saturn, the Leo/Aquarius axis is another
aspect of the parent-child relationship, although this time it is a positive,
fire-air axis. The Sun-ruled Leo pole describes our unique creativity and
individual potential, and the Saturn-ruled Aquarius pole describes the
collective rules and laws to which we are all subject. Uranus, the transpersonal
ruler of Aquarius, also has its part to play on this axis, and often operates
as a refusal to obey any rules other than its own or to function as part
of a group. The Uranian urge is to challenge and disrupt the status quo.
It is led from the head rather than the heart although, ultimately, there
is nothing more powerful or effective than the harnessing of 'hearts and
The Leo/Aquarius axis describes the relationship between the individual and the group, between what is right for me, as an individual, and what is right for everyone else. These two things are not so easy to integrate, because we find ourselves once again entrenched on a fixed axis, in which neither pole is prepared to adapt, adjust or negotiate. It is all too human to behave as if the rules that govern society do not apply to us personally. On the other hand, if we are particularly law-abiding citizens, then we will no doubt find ourselves repeatedly outraged by the selfish, thoughtless behaviour of those who refuse to become responsible members of society or conform to its rules. Nevertheless, the heart and the head do co-exist, since most of us have the conviction, or the proof, that amongst all the millions of people in the world, there will be one unique and special person who is absolutely perfect for me.
Arthur Hacker, 'The Temptation of Sir Percival' (1894)
The famous Grail legend of the Fisher King can also help us understand the Leo/Aquarius polarity. The story begins at the point where the Aquarius pole has become cut off from the Leo pole. The King is wounded, the land is barren, and the entire kingdom has become frozen and paralysed. And along comes Percival, who plays the Leo role: an innocent soul with a pure heart, who has never learned the rules. Eventually, after many adventures and mishaps, Percival manages to free the king of his suffering and the land of its desolation. He learns that the Fisher King is his grandfather, which makes him the rightful heir to the throne of the Grail King. Ultimately, the collective is dependent on the individual, and the individual is dependent on the collective. The question here is: Where does the individual stand in relation to society, and where does society stand in relation to the individual?
Audience: How does this axis work in one-to-one relationships?
Clare: Well, once again, it is very common for this axis to polarise in relationships. In this case, one partner may well play the role of the special child, creative, warm, and full of potential and spontaneous heart energy. So the individual with the Sun or several planets in Leo or in the 5th house, or with this axis on the Ascendant/Descendant, will tend to be strongly attracted to the cool intellectual detachment or social respectability and status of someone who is living out the Aquarius pole. On the other hand, the individual who has strong Aquarian themes in their chart, who is concerned with intellectual respectability and with being an accepted member of society, is often attracted to - and repelled by - the creativity and childish enthusiasm and capacity for joy of someone who is living out the Leo pole.


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Norah Jones
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News about Norah Jones, including commentary and archival articles published in The New York Times.
Chronology of Coverage
Nov. 24, 2013
Jon Pareles notes unexpected duo of singer-songwriter Norah Jones and pop-punk rocker Billie Joe Armstrong have come together to record Foreverly, remake of Everly Brothers' 1958 album Songs Our Daddy Taught Us. MORE
Aug. 24, 2013
Singer-songwriter Norah Jones pays tribute to jazz pianist Marian McPartland, who died at age 95; Jones recalls how she was affected in her youth and in her career by public radio show Marian McPartland's Piano Jazz. MORE
Apr. 22, 2012
Norah Jones album Little Broken Hearts finds the singer-songwriter again contemplating the end of a relationship. MORE
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Highlights from the Archives
Ms. Jones and Guitar in the Spirit of the Place
In addition to commemorating the first decade of the Living Room, an evening cast warm light on the family of folk singers that still counts Norah Jones as one of its own.April 2, 2008 artsReview
Have You Never Been Mellow? Or Pleasant or Sad?
Ms. Jones filled the theater with slow-burning love songs, much to the delight of her mellow and polite audience, at Madison Square Garden on Wednesday.April 20, 2007 artsReview
Norah Jones, Now in Her Own Words
Ms. Jones returns with "Not Too Late," the first full album of her own songs, which is darker, thornier and sometimes funnier than the albums that made her a star.January 21, 2007 artsNews
The Anti-Diva
Perfectionism has become Norah Jones's hallmark. It's what helped give ''Come Away With Me'' its preternatural sound -- no other musician in her early 20's has recently been so conversant with both Hank Williams and Hoagy Carmichael.January 25, 2004 magazineNews
Newcomer Has a Big Night At Grammy Awards Ceremony
The 45th annual Grammy Awards belonged to Norah Jones, the 23-year-old singer and pianist whose album of thoughtful, jazz-tinged love songs, ''Come Away With Me,'' brought her the award for album of the year and best new artist in the ceremony last night at Madison Square Garden.February 24, 2003 artsNews
Singing To the Grown-Ups, And Selling
Norah Jones is just 23; most of her fans are at least a decade older. For months her songs have haunted the airwaves of adult-oriented radio; on the strength of constant touring, television appearances and heavy rotation in coffee shops, cocktail parties and other places where grown-ups gather, ''Come Away With Me'' has turned into the music industry surprise of the year.February 16, 2003 artsNews
A Piano-Playing Vocalist Who Simmers Her Flavors
Norah Jones, the most talked-about young pop-jazz singer to generate a blitz of publicity since Jane Monheit, is the complete package: a singer, pianist and songwriter whose sultry, laid-back style skips across genres without a trace of self-consciousness.March 12, 2002 artsReview
Keith Richards Releasing a Solo Album
The solo album from Keith Richards will be his first in 23 years.
July 9, 2015, Thursday
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Champion of Jazz Talent Brings His Work Home
Bruce Lundvall, a former president of Blue Note Records now in an assisted-living center, has brought music to his turf with the Sunrise Senior Living Jazz Festival.
August 23, 2014, Saturday
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Unusual Album Offerings From Beck and Rabbit Rabbit
Beck and Rabbit Rabbit are experimenting with different ways to deliver music to their fans.
July 11, 2014, Friday
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'Are You Lonesome Tonight?' From Elvis Presley to Kacey Musgraves
One of the hottest singles of 1960, this Elvis Presley hit was written by Roy Turk and Lou Handman in 1926.
January 22, 2014, Wednesday
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Anomalous Harmony, Present and Past
Billie Joe Armstrong and Norah Jones, an unexpected duo, have combined for "Foreverly," a rerecording of an unusual album by the Everly Brothers.
November 24, 2013, Sunday
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A Jazz Host Remembered as Inspiration
The singer-songwriter Norah Jones recalls how she was affected in her youth and in her career by "Marian McPartland's Piano Jazz" on public radio.
August 24, 2013, Saturday
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An Oscar Trip for Norah Jones and a WGA Honor for Tony Kushner
Norah Jones will perform at the Oscars, and other awards-related news.
January 29, 2013, Tuesday
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Rap or Rock or Folk-Jazz, They've Got Soul
From Frank Ocean to Bettye LaVette, the best music of 2012.
December 16, 2012, Sunday
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Our quirky, discerning picks for the most interesting things to do around the state this week.
October 19, 2012, Friday
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New Yorker Festival to Include 'Cloud Atlas' Premiere
Highlights of this year's festival include a premiere of the film adaptation of "Cloud Atlas," followed by a conversation with its directors Tom Tykwer and Andy and Lana Wachowski.
September 5, 2012, Wednesday
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Norah Jones: Writing
Part 5: The singer-songwriter explains her songwriting process.
Norah Jones: 'Songs I Don't Like'
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Norah Jones: My Musical Progression
Part 6: The singer-songwriter reflects on her experiences working with the music executive Bruce Lundvall and the producer Arif Mardin.
TimesTalks | Norah Jones: Preview
Norah Jones speaks with The Times's Jon Pareles about writing and recording her album "Little Broken Hearts," and discusses her influences growing up.
Norah Jones: Side Projects
Part 7: The singer-songwriter discusses her musical side projects, and talks about collaborating with her sister, the musician Anoushka Shankar.
Norah Jones: 'Little Broken Hearts'
Part 2: The singer-songwriter talks about the process of making her most recent album, "Little Broken Hearts."
Norah Jones: 'Heartache'
Part 14: The singer-songwriter performs two songs.
Norah Jones: Influences
Part 8: The singer-songwriter reminisces about the singers who influenced her the most when she was growing up, and explains how she's grown as a singer since then.
Norah Jones: Real Life
Part 10: The singer-songwriter reveals how much of her music is autobiographical, and talks about the pressures she feels from her label.
Norah Jones: Famous at 23
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Tonight the Philadelphia Flyers acquired the rights to
goalie Ilya Bryzgalov, 31, from the Phoenix Coyotes for a 2012 third-round
pick, prospect Matt Clackson and a conditional draft pick.
This is significant for a few reasons:
1. Philadelphia's
goaltending woes have cost them legitimate chances to win the Stanley Cup over
the last 15 years. There aren't many
teams deeper than the Flyers along the blue line and up front, yet the annual
carousel in net constantly holds them back. If the Flyers can get Bryzgalov signed, they may finally have the
franchise netminder that can propel them to the next level. Signing Bryzgalov won't be easy, but the
Flyers might be the favorite in the Eastern Conference next season if they can
lock Bryzgalov up.
2. Bryzgalov's contract demands are said to be gigantic, but
the Flyers had to know that before they made the deal. If they're willing to pony up the $4 million
plus to get Bryzgalov, it might spell the end of Jeff Carter and Ville Leino in
orange and black. Carter has been the
subject of trade rumors for awhile now and with Claude Giroux and James Van
Riemsdyk emerging, Carter is expendable. He's got an annual cap hit of $5.27 million through 2022, which is a
major financial commitment for any team to undertake, but an offensively desperate
team will be interested. The Flyers
probably wouldn't consider dealing Carter to the Rangers and the Rangers
wouldn't want his contract, however, it had long been assumed that Philadelphia would want
to retain Leino. Leino's an interesting
case, a late bloomer that has really thrived on Philadelphia's secondary scoring line with
Daniel Briere. He's a talented young
left winger, a position the Blueshirts could be looking to upgrade. If the Flyers sign Bryzgalov they probably
can't keep Leino and he'll be an in demand free agent. Depending on Leino's contract demands, the
Rangers might be interested.
3. Dallas
is interested in trading Brad Richards' rights and though the Rangers don't
seem to be concerned with acquiring Richards before July 1st, this
trade sets the bar for trading for free agent rights this season. Supposedly Toronto
is keen on dealing for Richards early and it appears that Dallas can now expect to get a third-round
pick and more for the rights to its coveted center.