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The World Cup Round 5 in Val Di Sole, Italy showed some great racing. Jess Stone finished with a great solid result in 14th place.
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I'm in the midst of replacing old items in my school's darkroom. Our RC washer bit the dust. I'm looking for a new washer specifically to speed wash RC prints. We have an archival slotted washer reserved for fiber prints. I'm looking on B&H and Adorama and there are some new brands out that I haven't used before. What brands seem to make sturdy washers? I'm interested in the yankee washer as it seems to have some depth. I've always used a good old tray siphon on my own, but those don't seem to be around anymore. (Our school is only allowed to buy new equipment, so I can't just Ebay it.) Any suggestions are welcome.


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NORMAN — Many are the reasons victory over Texas is sweet for all Sooners. Players, coaches, fans, shopkeepers, tax collectors, doesn't matter.
Bob Stoops hoping to end his Red River slump
Championship implications. Disgusted by low-energy cows. State pride. Revolted by burnt orange. A more joyous walk through the State Fair midway.
To that list, add another. Bob Stoops' peace of mind.
Losing the OU-Texas game is not conducive to a coach's mental health. Or for some, his job security, though Stoops and Mack Brown aren't in that club.
Stoops and Brown are made men, having restored tradition-rich programs to splendor. In zero danger of being asked to leave.
Any hot seat they're on is self-warmed.
But warm it still gets. Brown lost five straight to the Sooners, 2000-04, and a cloud hung over Texas football. Now Stoops has lost four of five to the Longhorns, and questions creep about OU's ability to regain the reins of this streaky series.
The ancient foes meet Saturday in the ancient Cotton Bowl, and even before UCLA jack-hammered the Longhorns three days ago, word out of Austin was that you'd better get the 'Horns this season. With all its young talent, Texas is primed for dominance in the future.
Of course, the same could be said for the bruised but unbowed Sooners, who seem to be adding freshmen studs to the rotation on a weekly basis.
But either way, this OU-Texas game stands as pivotal for more than just a championship test for the Sooners and self-preservation for the 'Horns.
This game either ends or extends what is fast becoming a historic Texas slump for Stoops.
Lose this game, and Stoops goes to 1-5 in his last six Bevo bashes.
Here are the OU coaches who have had such a drought against Texas: Gary Gibbs 1-5 (1989-94), Bud Wilkinson 0-6 (1958-63) and Snorter Luster 0-5 (1941-45).
Gibbs and Luster were fired; Wilkinson resigned his throne.
This rivalry can zap coaches on the Texas side, too. Ed Price, too, went 1-5 (1951-56) and didn't get the chance to go 1-6.
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Chinese military intelligence collectors scored a recent coup in stealing valuable U.S. simulation technology that will boost Beijing's combat training.
Xiaodong Sheldon Meng, 42, a former Beijing resident, pleaded guilty Aug. 1 in California to illegally providing China's military with embargoed software used in air force and navy training.
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I have installed the todoist app in outlook (running on Terminal server) and is working fine. Once I have logged on in terminal server and open Outlook I have to give in the login for todoist (right pane). After that I can open en close outlook and todoist does remember my login. But if I logoff my terminal server account and then later login, I will have to give in my credentials voor todoist again. What's going wrong? Can someone tell me where todoist should heep this information, so i don't have to login every time i close my terminal session?
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Hello Han,
Please clarify, is the information from the server required to establish a connection? If so, then it may not be possible to prevent this. Todoist relies on being able to maintain an active session, but if logging off a server is "killing" this session, then we can't really prevent that :-(
Please make sure that there isn't a setting on your server to close sessions or clear cookies upon logoff.
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Terminal sessions will always close if they are unused for more than 2 hours. But also at night the terminal servers are restarted. Cookies aren't cleared.
Isn't it possible for todoist in Outlook to keep logged on, the same way as in internet explorer. Because with internet explorer on the same terminal session we don't have to login again once logged in Todoist in Outlook.
Technically, we don't use any non-standard method for this at all. In fact, our plugin is based on the Chromium engine and acts as a Chrome window keeping a cookie. That said, please try to install Chrome and see if it can maintain the login.
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Nichols vs. Mount Ida
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|DUDLEY, Mass.- The Nichols men�s lacrosse team was out-scored 9-4 in the second half as Mount Ida came away with a 15-9 victory in non-conference action at Vendetti Field on Thursday. Senior John Lightbrown (Melrose, Mass.) led the Mustangs, now 4-3 on the year, with five goals on the night. Senior Peter Smyth (Bradford, Mass.) netted four goals for the Bison, who fall to 0-4.
Lightbrown scored two goals in a two minute and 13 second span midway through the first quarter before Nichols posted three straight goals to take a 3-2 with 3:38 left to play. Freshmen Brian Gattie (Plainfield, Mass.) and Ryan Pacific (Danbury, Conn.) scored two of the goals while Smyth scored the other. Lightbrown struck for his third goal of the game with 2:51 left while freshman Dan Harrington (Westford, Mass.) gave Mount Ida a 4-3 lead heading into the second with a man-up goal.
Nichols scored the first two goals of the second quarter, one by Pacific and one by Smyth, before the Mustangs answered back with two of their own. Lightbrown�s fourth goal and junior Brett Conley�s (Fairfield, Conn.) first helped give Mount Ida a 6-5 lead at the half.
The Bison defense struggled in the second half as the Mustangs scored six straight goals to take a 12-7 lead at the end of three. Nichols was out-shot 13-5 in both quarters as Mount Ida tacked on three more goals in the fourth for a 15-9 final. Conley scored two goals in the second half to end the game with three. Junior Leo Shidler (Peabody, Mass.) also added two to go along with a game-high four assists. Harrington chipped in with two goals and two assists for the Mustangs as well.
Pacific finished the night with three goals along with one assist for Nichols. Freshman Bradley O�Brien (Danbury, Conn.) scored Nichols� final goal of the night. In net, freshman Austin Healy (Westford, Mass.) posted 18 saves.
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Nursing Times
1 November 2011
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'Target-chasing turned nurse against nurse'The second article in this six-part series on the Mid Staffordshire Foundation Trust Public Inquiry looks at why nurses were in turmoil
"Nurses should defy the deeply embedded doctor-nurse game"Nurses still need to push for equality with doctors
10,000 plus nurses have joined social enterprisesMore than 10,000 community nurses have been transferred from the NHS to social enterprise schemes under a major government programme, an investigation by Nursing Times can reveal.
'Armchair experts must face the facts – staffing levels affect care'Debates about care failings must include staffing levels, insists Jane Ball
Aspirin 'could prevent cancer'Many thousands of hereditary cancers and deaths could be prevented simply by taking aspirin, a landmark study has found.
Avoiding air embolism when removing CVCsCVC removal is fairly straightforward but nurses should take essential steps to avoid complications
Cancer numbers expected to rise by 45%Cancer cases are set to grow in number by 45% over the next two decades, according to research.
Care home and hospital spot checks to follow CQC reportHundreds of hospitals and care homes face unannounced spot checks under plans to "root out" problems.
Care home operator HC-One launchedA new company formed from Southern Cross's largest landlord NHP and turnaround experts Court Cavendish has become the UK's third largest care home operator.
CQC criticises east London trust over maternity servicesPatients remain at risk of poor care in an NHS trust which has faced serious concerns after the deaths of two pregnant women, according to a report.
Current seasonal influenza vaccines offer 'inadequate protection'A new generation of more effective flu vaccines is "urgently needed" to prevent widespread illness and death, it has been claimed.
Designing wards to release time to careInnovative ward layout can reduce wasted nursing time. A hospital designed three new wards to allow nurses to spend more of their shift providing direct patient care
Developing an end-of-life benchmark in acute careMeasuring standards in end-of-life care to raise awareness of best practice across a trust
Do you want to be a Student Nursing Times Champion?If you spread the word about studentnursingtimes.net you will be rewarded!
Drugs to combat hospital-acquired infections 'increase risk of complications'Researchers have warned that drugs used to tackle hospital-acquired infections (HAI) can increase the risk of post-operative complications.
Fourteen trusts rated worst by first official hospital death rateFourteen hospital trusts have been identified as the poorest performers in the first official hospital-wide mortality ratings.
Government increases pensions offer by '8 per cent'The government has made unions a renewed offer on pensions that it claims equates to an 8% increase on previous proposals.
How to interpret spirometry resultsThe second in a two-part series on spirometry looks at how to interpret the test results and highlights possible reasons for abnormal results
Independent NHS breast screening review launchedAn independent review of NHS breast screening is under way after researchers suggested the harms may outweigh the benefits.
Is the doctor-nurse game still being played?The doctor-nurse game first described 40 years ago is still relevant to modern nursing, despite many changes to the profession. Is nursing partly to blame?
Long-term contraception pill usage reduces ovarian cancer riskTaking the contraceptive pill for 10 years reduces the risk of developing ovarian cancer by 45%, according to research published online in the British Journal of Cancer.
Mid Staffs inquiry considers minimum staffing levelsMinimum staffing levels do not necessarily improve patient outcomes, the Mid Staffordshire Public Inquiry has heard.
Nurse sacked over Facebook patient pictureA nurse who posted a picture of a patient on Facebook was dismissed from her job, it has emerged.
'Nursing has given me a concrete purpose'I would love to be able to sit here and tell you that nursing was something that I always wanted to do, but that would be untrue.
'Nursing Times Awards helped us to move our infection team forward'The year has flown by since we won the Nursing Times Awards 2010 Infection Prevention and Control for 'Service User involvement in Infection Prevention and Control' and this is our final blog!
Nursing Times launch iPhone job appNursingtimes.net has launched a new iPhone app for the nursingtimesjobs.com job board.
Nursing Times launches new nutrition screening CPD unitAdequate nutrition is vital for people with compromised health, yet malnutrition is not always easy to recognise. Detecting malnutrition in all patients is a crucial nursing role that involves the use of validated screening tools.
Obesity limits effectiveness of flu vaccinesInfluenza vaccination is less effective in obese and overweight people than other patients, according to research published online in the International Journal of Obesity.
Organ transplant recipients 'twice as likely to develop cancer'Cancer is twice as likely to develop in people who have received an organ transplant than in people who have not, according to new research.
Patient-clinician involvement makes UI research more clinically usefulStaff involved in front-line urinary incontinence care should be able to influence research agendas, say experts.
Public health reforms risk 'division' of children's nursing servicesThe government's public health reforms risk creating a "dysfunctional division" among children's nursing services, with a gulf developing between health visiting and school nursing, MPs are warning.
Public sector workers to join pensions rallyPublic sector workers will join a rally on Wednesday as part of a growing union campaign against the Government's controversial pension reforms, with threatened strike action across the UK just a few weeks away.
RCN ballot 'inevitable' unless ministers row back on pensionsThe Royal College of Nursing has warned ministers that balloting on industrial action is "inevitable" if ministers do not change their plans on pension reform.
RCN under fire from members over changes to indemnity schemeThe Royal College of Nursing was forced this week to defend a decision to withdraw its indemnity cover for nurses working in general practice.
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'Regulating the healthcare support workforce – what problem are we trying to resolve?'In response to the recent coverage on the need to introduce the statutory regulation of healthcare support workers, Dean Royles, director of the NHS Employers organisation, provides a different perspective.
Seriously ill patients generate a 'primitive fear'More attention should be paid to the psychological impact on nurses of providing care to increasingly acutely ill patients, according to a report produced by a health think tank for the Mid Staffordshire Public Inquiry.
Social media 'could detect flu outbreak'Twitter and Facebook could be used to help detect outbreaks of disease and other phenomena, academics have said.
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Switch from tamoxifen 'can cut breast cancer death risk'A change of treatment can reduce women's risk of dying from breast cancer, according to new research.
TCS social enterprise transfer faces legal challengeA judge has ordered a primary care trust to halt the planned transfer of its provider arm to a social enterprise, pending the outcome of a High Court hearing.
'The opportunity to regulate HCAs must not be missed'Ministers need to put patient safety first when considering healthcare assistant regulation, says Baroness Masham
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Whistleblower nurses faced daily personal insultsThe government must urgently review protection for whistleblowers in the wake of a series of cases involving nurses and other healthcare workers, a campaign group has said.
Whistleblowers seek better legal protectionA group of whistleblowers including nurses, doctors and managers plans to challenge the government over the level of protection provided to staff who raise concerns.
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Course and curriculum planning: March to May, 2013 tentative training date: June 27, 2013
Solstice: Starting salary $2,100 per session, increasing to $2,300 per session depending on experience. This session is from July 21 to August 2, 2013
Spark: Starting salary $1,100 per week, increasing to $1,300 per week depending on experience. Week 1: June 30 to July 5, 2013, Week 2: July 7 to July 12, 2013, Week 3: July 14 to July 19, 2013
Spectrum, Equinox & Apogee: Starting salary $3,100 per session, increasing to $3,400 per session depending on experience. Session 1: June 30 - July 19, 2013 Session 2: July 21 - August 9, 2013
Limited housing is available to instructors joining CTD from outside the Chicagoland area.
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CTD Instructors are responsible for the design and implementation of their course curriculum. CTD administrative staff provides guidance to ensure that courses are appropriate for students in the Summer Program and align with other course offerings in rigor and scope of content covered. Instructors are also role models for staff and students.
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- Carefully review all program, site and staff materials provided by the Summer Program. Return all completed paperwork as requested;
- Attend staff training;
- Uphold and promote the CTD Honor Code;
- Follow all CTD rules and regulations concerning staff conduct, appropriate dress, program procedures, and other responsibilities as set forth in the staff handbook and by administrative staff;
- Assume program related responsibilities as requested by CTD administrative staff.
- Complete online professional development prior to Instructional Staff Training;
- Science Instructors: participate in Northwestern University and outside laboratory safety training; prepare and implement safety plans according to laboratory guidelines and regulations;
- Design all instructional activities and components of the course;
- Prepare a syllabus for each course that follows the CTD template;
- Submit syllabus to administrative staff for review within 30 days of receipt of the syllabus template;
- Choose appropriate instructional materials for the course including books, films, software, lab supplies and other necessary equipment within budget as outlined by administrative staff and on supply order forms as directed;
- Submit materials requests to CTD administrative staff by communicated deadlines;
- In consultation with administrators, select evaluation instruments for each course, including pre- and post-tests;
- Arrange all class field trips with the Program and/or Academic Coordinator and complete the field trip request form;
- Contact Residential Teaching Assistant (RTA, Equinox only) or Teaching Assistant (TA) and the Lab Prep Coordinator, if applicable, to review course syllabus and schedule. Review expected R/TA roleand course goals;
- Spark, Solstice & Apogee Instructors:plan and prepare a final class presentation for Expo!;
- Become familiar with any medical notes (i.e. allergies or other medical needs) of those students in Instructor's course only, and uphold confidentiality policies.
- Check in with Academic Coordinator (AC) on Opening Day (Sunday prior to each session) before going to classroom;
- Welcome students and their families on Opening Day;
- Uphold and promote CTD's Honor Code, and the standard of supervision with students as required by program;
- Arrive promptly and be present for all required work hours (8:15 a.m. to 3 p.m., Monday through Friday);
- Check mailbox and email daily for announcements and updates;
- Attend Instructor meeting;
- Ensure that all needed instructional materials are present for each class including books, films, copies, etc.;
- Supervise the R/TA who assists with the class and prepare materials for R/TA to use during the study sessions;
- Prepare and provide materials to be available for substitutes as necessary. Notify CTD in the event of an absence, illness, or emergency;
- Administer pre- and post-assessments and record results;
- Utilize the online student grading system using guidelines provided by CTD administrators;
- Implement interventions for NCA accreditation as necessary (more information will be provided through an online posting and during Instructional Staff Training);
- Communicate regularly with residential and administrative staff about student progress. Complete and submit Communication Forms as necessary;
- In collaboration with the Academic Coordinator, maintain contact with families regarding student progress as needed;
- Supervise and conduct class field trips, if applicable;
- Complete midterm evaluations for students and share with AC as needed. Communicate with parents of students who are having academic difficulties;
- Prepare and submit a sample student evaluation according to CTD guidelines;
- Collect samples of student work and gather material as directed by AC for course file;
- Assure that the course R/TA administers the End of Course survey to students;
- Complete program and R/TA evaluations electronically;
- Facilitate Closing Day activities.
- Submit completed written evaluations via the online StEW system for each student according to CTD guidelines;
- Turn in course folder including course documents, pre- and post-tests, NCA materials (if necessary), End of Courseevaluations, and student work;
- Clean classroom and return supplies.
Bachelor's degree and teaching experience required; master's degree or equivalent preferred. Given the pace of the program, limited timeframe, and the high expectations for students and staff, instructors in the Summer Program must be veteran, master teachers with a passion for their subject area of expertise, learning and the ability to adapt content to a fast-paced environment.
Instructors should have a minimum of three years teaching experience and have worked with gifted and/or high achieving students. Instructors should be experts in the subject matter, as well as in classroom communication and management. Instructors need to be adept at using a variety of teaching methods, assessing student needs and progress, and differentiating instruction for the myriad abilities of gifted learners. Experience with compacted curriculum is a plus.
How to Apply
This job is open for online applications.
Northwestern University is an equal opportunity employer and strongly believes in creating an environment that welcomes students, faculty and staff of all races, nationalities and religions. In doing so, we offer our students the opportunity to learn and grow in diverse communities preparing them for successful careers in an increasingly global and diverse work force.
For consideration, please click on the link below. You will be directed to Northwestern University's electronic recruiting system, eRecruit, where you will search and apply for current openings. To apply for this position in eRecruit, enter the Job Opening ID number in the appropriate search field. Once you apply, you will receive an email confirming submission of your resume. For all resumes received, if there is interest in your candidacy, the human resources recruiter or the department hiring manager will contact you.
Job Opening ID number for this position is #20398
- Please include resume and coverletter with your application.
"As per Northwestern University policy, this position requires a criminal background check. Successful applicants will need to submit to a
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Computers running the following Operating Systems:
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- Macintosh: OS 10.7 "Lion", 10.8 "Mountain Lion", 10.9 "Mavericks", and 10.10 "Yosemite"
- Linux: Any workstation or home version is allowed
- Microsoft: Xbox 360 and Xbox ONE
- SONY: PS3, PS4, PSP, and Playstation Vita
- Nintendo: Wii U and 3DS
- Apple: iPhone, iPad, and iPod
- Android: All
- Microsoft: All
- Blu-ray DVD players
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- Microsoft: Xbox
- Nintendo: Wii and DS (any version)
- Wired or Wireless Routers - these interfere with the Utica College network, and will be disabled.
- Wired or Wireless Printers, or Printers with Wireless send to features. All printers must be connected directly to a computer.
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For previous reviews, please see Opera Lafayette: Fifteen Years of Musical Artistry .
"...a delighted audience at Gould Hall on Wednesday night had Opera Lafayette to thank for presenting a rarity in such a beguilingly simple production, directed by Nick Olcott, with a winning cast."
Anthony Tommasini, The New York Times, May 28, 2015 on Opera Lafayette's production of L'Épreuve Villageoise. Read Full Review
"More power to Opera Lafayette and its founder and conductor, Ryan Brown, who sensitively led the orchestra, for managing to bring a personal and somewhat eclectic dream to a wider audience."
Anne Midgette, The Washington Post, May 31, 2015 on Opera Lafayette's production of L'Épreuve Villageoise. Read Full Review
"So kudos to Opera Lafayette, the intrepid Washington, D.C.-based company that specializes in 18th-century French opera, for mounting Les Fêtes... one of their most imaginative productions ever..."
Heidi Waleson, The Wall Street Journal, October 13, 2014, on Opera Lafayette's production of Les Fêtes Read Full Review
"[Les Fêtes] explodes on stage... all in the resplendent service of extolling the power of love – and music-theatre."
Susan Galbraith, DC Theatre Scene, October 8, 2014 on Opera Lafayette's production of Les Fêtes Read Full Review
" ...ravishingly sung by Emiliano Gonzalez Toro. Marianne Fiset is supremely elegant in the title role, and there are strong, sharply characterised performances from Nathalie Paulin and Bernard Deletré ..."
Tim Ashley, The Guardian, April 10, 2014, on Opera Lafayette's recording of Lalla Roukh Read Full Review.
"[Conductor Ryan] Brown is to be commended for bringing this captivating work so brilliantly back to life and into our consciousness."
Marvin J. Ward, Classical Voice North America, April 25, 2014, on Opera Lafayette's recording of Lalla Roukh Read Full Review.
"Bringing little-known 18th-century French opera to the Opéra Royal at the Château de Versailles takes audacity and confidence... Opera Lafayette, based in Washington, has done it twice."
D.C.'s early-music company Opera Lafayette repeats the history that's been forgotten
-Read the full Washington Post Feature by Anne Midgette January 2014
"On paper, it sounds kind of crazy and wildly ambitious. On the stage, this French "Cosi" was nothing short of delightful...hands-down one of the most enjoyable. I wish everyone who loves Mozart had a chance to see it."
-Anne Midgette, The Washington Post, October 20, 2013, on Opera Lafayette's October 18, 2013 performance of Così fan tutte. Read full review.
"Opera Lafayette bounded onto the stage at the Terrace Theatre this week offering a "post-modern" baroque opera that was both elegant and fresh...this production was served shaken with a twist...There's singular grace here delivered with not an ounce of tension."
"Opera Lafayette presented a graceful and witty production...a glowing cast of singers...exquisite musical moments."
-Corinna da Fonseca-Wilheim, The New York Times, February 3, 2013, on Opera Lafayette's January 31, 2013 performance of David's Lalla Roukh. Read full review.
"This production should be noted and remembered in the annals of Versailles, for the intelligence of its staging, the beauty of its sets, and its high musical quality.'"
"The early music scene in our region -- the early music scene, period -- is particularly fortunate to have Opera Lafayette as a major player.'"
"Opera Lafayette ... has built a sterling reputation through specializing in rarities by Gluck, Grétry and the like.... On [October 30] the company mounted an economical event with oversize appeal: a concert featuring French singers ... in a mix of French and Italian works at Weill Recital Hall ... their ranges converging and crossing is selections from Lully's 'Atys' and Charpentier's 'Circé.' They concluded the concert with a scene from Monteverdi's 'Incoronazione di Poppea,' then returned to offer the splendid final duet from that opera 'Pur ti miro.'"
-Anthony Tommasini, The New York Times, May 19, 2011, in a review of the American Classical Orchestra's May 18, 2011, performance of Grétry's Richard Cœur de Lion. Read full review.
"[Opera Lafayette] returned to the Rose with a real find ... beguiling music ... Grétry's score abounds in lyrical grace and imaginative strokes.'"
-Anthony Tommasini, The New York Times, February 11, 2011, on Opera Lafayette's February 9, 2011, performance of Grétry's Le Magnifique. Read full review .
"Opera Lafayette ... underlined its own unique place in Washington's, or even America's, cultural life."
-Anne Midgette, The Washington Post, May 26, 2010, on Opera Lafayette's May 24, 2010, performance of Philidor's Sancho Pança. Read full review.
"That Gluck's magnificent 1777 'Armide,' a seemingly flawless masterpiece, continues to be a rarity is inexplicable. ... It was presented by Opera Lafayette, an adventurous period company in Washington celebrating its 15th season. ... Mr. Brown conducted a stylish and flowing performance, with an admirable cast headed by the lustrous soprano Dominique Labelle in the title role. ... Rose Hall was filled for this performance. The time has come for Gluck's 'Armide.'"
-Anthony Tommasini, The New York Times, February 4, 2010, on Opera Lafayette's February 3, 2010 performance of Gluck's Armide. Read full review .
"On February 3, at Lincoln Center's Rose Hall, a sold-out house witnessed one of the most musically rewarding evenings yet of New York's opera season. The Washington-based baroque music group Opera Lafayette, founded and led by conductor Ryan Brown, presented a musically sparkling, intelligently conceived concert reading (with dances) of Gluck's Armide."
-David Shengold, Opera News Online, May 2010 on Opera Lafayette's February 3, 2010 performance of Gluck's Armide. Read full review.


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Last year, one of baseball's biggest surprise teams, the Cincinnati Reds, were able to lead the league in nearly every offensive category. Not only that, but they led all of baseball in team oWAR (33.4). The Reds of last year actually compare a bit to the potential that you may or may not see in this year's Orioles.
This off-season, the Orioles spent a favorable amount of dollars on players such as Vladimir Guerrero, Derrek Lee, and Kevin Gregg. They also traded a few young pitchers for guys like Mark Reynolds and J.J. Hardy. Keep in mind as well, the expected progression in Adam Jones along with the fact that Nick Markakis might return to his '08 form have given the O's confidence that this team may not only be much improved, but give the AL East's teams a run for their money.
Following a not so disappointing but not "Nick Markakis like" 2010 showing, in which he was worth 2.8 wins, Markakis' defensive value dropped as well as his ability to hit for power or drive runners in. Despite having more doubles than anyone in baseball since 2008, Markakis has regressed significantly since then. Bill James is much more optimistic for the coming season than Marcel is, but say Markakis does prove to be worth more to the Orioles. With a stronger lineup, and the possibility of hitting in front AND behind someone with 20-30 home run power (a threat), Markakis will not only get more pitches to hit, but probably off a weaker group of AL East pitchers. The other guy is someone who ZiPS, Marcel, and James (three of baseball's biggest prognosticators) have plenty of faith in — Adam Jones. As he keeps improving, the real question is consistency. In 2010, he was worth almost a whole win more than he was in 2009. Keep in mind, that was AFTER he woke up come mid-June. A potential 3.0 WAR along with his excellent defense in CF is extremely valuable. Despite Jones' negative UZR over the past two years, he has a plus arm and covers more ground than most center fielders in baseball.
The ever-so-fragile former top prospect also known as Matt Weiters is another guy who the Orioles are still banking on. One thing that most people didn't know; he dealt with plenty of bad luck in 2010. His BABIP dropped almost 80 points and actually, he was worth 0.8 more wins in 2010 than during his rookie season in 2009. He's still regarded as a potential star, but due to many noticeable problems at the plate, his road to success has had more bumps in the road than expected — thus he's still a project. However, improvement on last season isn't out of the cards. ZiPS, Marcel, and James, the aforementioned trio, still expect him to be an all-around better hitter. He's expected to create more runs as well as improving his wOBA tremendously — all resulting in a potential 4.0+ WAR catcher. Now that's what the Orioles were expecting!
One of the reasons the O's were a 9.6 oWAR team in 2010 was due to their massive struggles at 1B. Rhyne Hughes did much of nothing & Ty Wiggington was below average. So they go out and purchase Derrek Lee for $8MM out of the free agent pool. Do I like giving up a combined $16MM for Guerrero and Derrek Lee? No, but Lee has plenty of upside to like. Coming off a season in which he struggled a ton prior to his trade to the Braves, Lee was worth almost 3 fewer wins in 2010 than he was in 2009. But hey, Adrian Beltre had a similar season in his final year in Seattle. After that, he signed a 1-year deal similar to Lee's and played amazing baseball in a hitters ballpark before signing a long term deal a few months later. The one thing about Lee is that he's already 35 years old. However, he's certainly an upgrade over the O's other options. Even if he hits for more power and provides as a somewhat productive middle of the order hitter, it can go a long way to helping the Orioles succeed in 2010.
Talk about bad luck, the luck that Matt Weiters dealt with, our good friend Mark Reynolds dealt with much of the same. Here's something you need to know readers: When a guy who strikes out a ton has a BABIP less than 50 points higher than his batting average, bad luck was a big factor. Mark Reynolds posted a BABIP of .257 (AVG. of .197) along with a wOBA (weighted on-base average) of .328 — not good at all but with all of the K's, it doesn't mean he was as bad as the strikeouts may suggest. However, with all of this said, a fantastic grouping of AL East ballparks and a bounty of left handed pitchers in the AL East along with about 30-50 hurlers he's never seen may go along way to not only bringing the O's back to the Glory Land (well, kind of), but getting back to his 2009 form.
All in all, the Orioles can bank on success from former stars who have regressed a ton. Improving their team WAR by a significant amount is not out of the question. With returns of Mike Gonzalez and newly signed Kevin Gregg, that potentially makes what was a horrible 2010 bullpen much better. With Brian Matusz continued progression and the debut of Zach Britton, the Buck Showalter and co. can now feel even more confident in the O's future. And not to forget, the mixed and differentiated Orioles offense and potential top-tier lineup has a lot more than most teams have, even the 2010 Reds may not have been as good on paper at the start of Spring Training as your 2011 Baltimore Orioles are now.


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WILLIAMSBURG, Va. – Redshirt senior Chris Perez netted the game-winning goal in the 40th minute and redshirt freshman Mac Phillips made three saves en route to a shutout, as the William and Mary men's soccer team blanked College of Charleston, 1-0, on Saturday night.
William and Mary improves to 5-3-1, 1-1-0 in the Colonial Athletic Association, while the College of Charleston falls to 2-7-0, 0-2-0. A season-high 725 people were on hand at Martin Family Stadium for the match.
The first 15 minutes of the match played pretty evenly, until William and Mary was able to turn up the early pressure. The Green and Gold was able to get off three shots in a four minute span, but junior Chris Albiston's shot on goal, the only one on goal, was saved by Alex Young.
Charleston's first strong chance came in the 34th minute. Adan Noel was able to place a shot on target, but Phillips came up with the stop for the Green and Gold.
In the 40th minute, sophomore Jackson Eskay sent a long through ball that found Perez streaking towards the box. Perez took the ball to about 18 yards out, in floated the ball into the upper left corner, giving the Tribe the 1-0 advantage. The tally was the second of the season for Perez.
The Cougars came out of the break looking to find the equalizer quickly. In the 50th minute off of a corner kick, Connor Coons pushed a shot just wide.
Following the quick Charleston outburst, William and Mary went back on the attack. Eskay, Perez and sophomore Ryan Flesch all fired shots, but Alex Young and the Cougars' defense were there for the stops.
Charleston's best chance came on a counter-attack in the 56th minute. Noel controlled the ball and rushed the box and had a one-versus-one with Phillips. Phillips stopped Noel's first shot, but Noel was able to control the rebound. Noel second shot was wide and out of play, and the threat stalled.
Phillips ended the night making three saves on his way to his CAA-leading fifth shutout of the season. The Franklin, Va. native now owns a 0.71 goals-against average.
The Tribe outshot the Cougras 21-10, including a 6-3 advantage in shots on goal. William and Mary also held a narrow margin in corner kicks, 10-9.
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Vlad Vergara's first job in a restaurant was as a prep cook and dishwasher. Almost 20 years later, he's the chef at the Barley's Brewhaus on 119th Street in Overland Park and developed the Barley's menu for all of the restaurant locations.
One favorite he's added to the menu comes straight from his family's kitchen. The the crispy pork belly ($2 for a micro plate, $7 for a small plate) marinates for 24 hours before being air dried, braised and roasted. It's served with a side of sweet and sour chile, and Vergara calls the dish "fatty, meaty, pork goodness."
But outside of the kitchen he runs, Vlad has a series of favorite dishes in the area.
Vergara says he avoid typical breaded and fried calamari dishes so he appreciates the calamares y chorizo a la plancha ($9) at La Bodega, 703 Southwest Blvd., a sauteed prepration which really brings out the flavors in the squid, he says. It's served with tomatoes, garlic and a little bit of lemon juice.
It's a simple but effective dish. "There are very few ingredients in it, but it's super, super tasty and the calamari is always really tender," Vergara says.
The polenta ($10) at YaYa's Euro Bistro, 4701 W. 119th St. in Overland Park, is another of Vergara's favorite starters. The dish is made from a duck confit that has been mixed with a balsamic red wine demi-glace that's then poured over the polenta.
The concoction has the earthiness of the polenta and the savory sweetness from the confit, Vergara says. There was a brief time when the dish was off the menu, and Vergara says he was devastated. "It's an outstanding dish, and I'm really glad they put it back on," he says.
Admittedly, the chicken feet in black bean sauce ($3.50-$3.75) at Bo Lings, 4701 Jefferson St., isn't for everyone, Vergara says. But he suggests that anyone who likes eating the skin of the chicken should give the feet a try. The dim sum dish is served daily at the Plaza location, not just on the weekends for the restaurant's dim sum brunches.
And for brunch on the weekends, Vergara says the joey dogs ($8) at Gram & Dun, 600 Ward Parkway, hit the spot. These breakfast sausages are dipped in a corn pancake batter and are the breakfast equivalent of a corn dog. The batter has a hint of maple syrup in it and the dogs are served with a sweet grain mustard. They're addictive, Vergara says.


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Bipartisan Group of Senators Joins Push to End Broad Dragnet, Collection of Telephone Records
Senators Mark Udall and Ron Wyden, who serve on the U.S. Senate Select Committee on Intelligence, said the bipartisan group of senators who joined their effort today to limit the federal government's ability to collect data on Americans without links to terrorism or espionage is a sign of the growing support to reopen the USA PATRIOT Act. Udall and Wyden introduced their proposal today to ensure that the federal government can protect national security as well as the privacy rights of millions of Americans.
"There is growing, bipartisan support for Congress to reopen the PATRIOT Act and ensure that Americans without any links to terrorism or espionage do not have their private information collected by the government," Udall said. "The NSA's collection of millions of Americans' phone call records is the type of overreach I have warned about for years, and I am proud my colleagues have joined Sen. Wyden and me in this fight. We need to protect our national security, but we cannot lose sight of our constitutional liberties and the privacy rights of Americans."
"The recent disclosures of government surveillance activities have highlighted the gap between the government's interpretation of the PATRIOT Act and the public's understanding," Wyden said. "This gap has allowed the government to create secret programs that violate the civil liberties of law-abiding Americans who have absolutely no ties to terrorism or espionage. This bill will make abundantly clear that the personal information of ordinary Americans without connection to terrorism or espionage must be protected from invasive surveillance by their own government. The bipartisan support for this legislation shows that this is not a liberal or conservative ideal, but an American ideal."
The bill's original co-sponsors include Senators Lisa Murkowski (R-Alaska), Mike Lee (R-Utah), Mark Begich (D-Alaska), Tom Udall (D-N.M.) and Jeff Merkley (D-Ore.).
Wyden and Udall's bill requires that intelligence agencies demonstrate to the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court a link to terrorism or espionage before collecting Americans' private phone call data. This straightforward change to the PATRIOT Act would protect the privacy rights of Americans while still ensuring that the federal government has the tools it needs to protect the country from terrorism and espionage.
For years, the two senators have sought clarity from the federal government regarding how it interprets its FISA authorities and have led the effort to protect the communications of law-abiding Americans from indiscriminate collection and surveillance. And more recently, the two senators have been at the forefront of questioning the recently disclosed widespread collection of Americans' phone call data.
Udall and Wyden called on Gen. Keith B. Alexander, the head of the National Security Agency and U.S. Cyber Command, to clarify his remarks last week that the surveillance programs disclosed through leaks and declassification have helped avert "dozens of terrorist attacks" in recent years. They also recently questioned assertions that the NSA's bulk collection of Americans' phone records "has actually provided any uniquely valuable intelligence" beyond what is available through other, less intrusive surveillance programs. The bill's language is based closely on similar legislation that passed the Senate by unanimous consent in 2005.


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James Beard award nomineee Deborah Schneider of SOL Cocina is debuting her fourth book, Amor Y Tacos, based on recipes she's used for the restaurant.
O.C.'s answer to Rick Bayless, Chef Schneider will be having a little shin dig at her Newport Beach restaurant tomorrow, Thursday, April 29, to celebrate the release. There will be little tastes and drinks from the book, along with random drawings to giveaway signed copies.
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A Texas trucker said he feared for his safety during seven months in a Mexican prison, where he was held after he was arrested for crossing the U.S.-Mexico border with 268,000 bullets.
Jabin Bogan said he slept on the floor of the five-bed cell he shared with nine people. He worried the Spanish-speaking inmates around him were conspiring to hurt him, although none ever physically attacked him.
"You never know what's going on," Bogan said. "You're surrounded by people that don't speak your language, so you never know what they talk about."
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