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In 2011, Brazos Bend Elementary School had 16 students for every full-time equivalent teacher. The Texas average is 15 students per full-time equivalent teacher.
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I prefer Winter to November.
For some reason November feels more like a boys name.
Maybe Winter (Winnie) and Nevada (Addie/ Neva) which means 'snow capped'
Or Noella (Christmas)
From your list Persephone in Greek myth is linked to winter if you have a winter theme in mind, but I don't think it works as a pair with Winter or November.
Other options from your list:
Winter Amelie Rose and Remember Charlotte Jane (Winnie and Remi)
Roselind Illyria Noor (or Roselind November Jane) and Amelie Winter Rose?
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April 18, 2008
Some too quick to deride Florida State streak
Olin Buchanan
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We learned in geometry that the shortest distance between two points is a straight line. And we've learned in college football that too often the quickest way to a top-five finish is a weak schedule.
But what one perceives as weakness isn't always the case.
A week ago, we took the stand that Florida State's streak of 14 top five finishes from 1987 to 2000 was not a matter of playing against weak competition but rather a result of recruiting NFL-caliber players ("Was Florida State the product of a weak ACC?", April 11).
Not surprisingly, not everyone agreed. There was much debate coming from fans of the powerful SEC, who suggested Florida State wouldn't have been as successful if it had played in the powerful SEC.
Maybe. Maybe not.
But consider that when the Seminoles were surging, the SEC wasn't as powerful as it is now. Read on in this week's mailbag for more.
I can't agree with your belief that Florida State was not aided by a soft conference schedule during its heyday. I'm obviously prejudiced (Florida fan), but throughout the South, folks knew that FSU was good but that it didn't go up against stout competition week in and week out, as the Seminoles would have had they joined the SEC when given the chance. Had they joined the SEC, I contend, there is absolutely no way they have 14 top-five finishes in a row. But had they joined the SEC and still run off that many great seasons, they would be considered by everyone the greatest football program in the history of the game. They have had some great teams, for sure, but many of those were unchallenged through the regular season.
� Doug in Madison, Wis.
In that span, the SEC wasn't as powerful as it is now. Tennessee, Alabama and Florida were powerful, but LSU was mediocre (54-58-1 in the '90s) and Georgia inconsistent (six wins or fewer in five seasons). Auburn was solid overall but still had one break-even season and three losing records in the decade. Mississippi and Mississippi State had some solid years, but weren't championship-caliber. Vanderbilt and Kentucky struggled.
Each year in that span, the Seminoles played at least three games � and as many as six � against opponents that finished the season ranked in the top 25. That is comparable to what the SEC champion did in each of those seasons, although Alabama faced eight top-25 teams in 1999 and Florida played nine in 2000.
Oh, by the way: In that span, Florida State went 17-6-1 against SEC competition.
I enjoy your weekly football mailbag. It keeps me going during these down months. Do you agree that one reason for Florida State's recent downfall could be the loss of (Georgia coach) Mark Richt as offensive coordinator? They just never have seemed to recover from that.
� Jason in Florence, S.C.
Thanks, Jason. It's an excruciating 4 1/2 months until the college football season begins, but if we stick together, we can make it through.
Anyway, let's consider your question. There are several reasons for a successful team to slide: injuries, suspensions, players not fulfilling their potential and, yes, coaching changes.
When Richt served as offensive coordinator at Florida State from 1994 to 2000, the Seminoles ranked among the nation's top 10 in scoring offense six times and never averaged fewer than 30.8 points in that span.
Richt also served as quarterbacks coach from 1990 until 2000 and tutored Heisman-winning quarterbacks Charlie Ward and Chris Weinke. Since Richt left, the quarterback position often has been a problem area and the Seminoles haven't ranked higher than 21st nationally in total offense. In the past four seasons, they've ranked 44th or lower and averaged fewer than 29 points each season.
So, yeah, Richt's departure definitely is a factor in Florida State's problems on offense.
Does Michigan have any chance of keeping its bowl streak alive this season?
� Will in Chicago
The Wolverines have played in a bowl game every year since 1974, a streak of 33 consecutive appearances. The guess here is they will be good enough to make it 34.
Don't expect Michigan to challenge for the Big Ten championship, but six, seven or even eight victories isn't out of the question.
West Virginia finished 3-8 in coach Rich Rodriguez's first year there, but he has more to work with at Michigan than when he started in Morgantown.
Detractors will point out that the offensive losses � four starting offensive linemen, both starting receivers, quarterback Chad Henne, tailback Mike Hart � are eerily similar to the losses Notre Dame suffered before last season's 3-9 debacle. There's no debate here.
The difference is defense.
A year ago, Notre Dame was hoping to count on its defense until the offense came together (which never happened). But that didn't make sense because the Irish defense wasn't that good, having ranked 65th in total defense and 67th in scoring defense in 2006.
Michigan returns all four starting defensive linemen, middle linebacker Obi Ezeh and cornerbacks Morgan Trent and Donovan Warren from a unit that ranked 24th in the nation in total defense and 23rd in scoring defense last season.
As of mid-April, I wouldn't expect Michigan to beat Wisconsin, Illinois or Ohio State and maybe not Utah, which all figure to field strong teams this season. But the Wolverines either will be favored or have a break-even chance against their other eight opponents � Miami University, Notre Dame, Toledo, Penn State, Michigan State, Purdue, Minnesota and Northwestern.
Solid defense, the accurate kicking of K.C. Lopata - who converted 11 of 12 field-goal attempts in 2007 - and Rodriguez's track record of producing winners makes me think Michigan can post at least six wins.
And make its 34th consecutive bowl appearance.
West Virginia plays Auburn this season at home in Morgantown. What will be the outcome, and how do you think it will impact each team's image and their respective conferences? The Big East gets little credit and everyone jumps on the SEC bandwagon. What's your input?
� Ty in Morgantown, W.Va.
First off, at this point in college football history, the SEC clearly is the nation's dominant football conference. However, that doesn't mean the Big East isn't a bona-fide league.
After all, last season, USF won at Auburn, West Virginia defeated Mississippi State and Louisville lost on a last-minute touchdown pass to Kentucky. Those SEC teams went to bowls.
As of now, I'd lean toward Auburn winning in Morgantown on Oct. 23. The Tigers' defense should be exceptional, and if quarterback Kodi Burns flourishes in the spread � and reports are he got a firm grasp this spring � Auburn could have a special team in '08.
West Virginia could, too. Any team with Pat White, a strong Heisman Trophy contender, and Noel Devine is dangerous. But the Mountaineers lost heavily on defense, so there is a degree of uncertainty there.
Of course, I picked Oklahoma in the Fiesta Bow, so what do I know?
Have any new coaches outside the "Big Six" leagues given you a great impression so far?
� James in Gulfport, Miss.
There are seven new coaches at non-"Big Six" conference schools this year, and I've heard good things about all of them.
Personally, I'm intrigued to see what June Jones can do at SMU, which managed only one victory last season but returns a quarterback with the ability to put up big passing numbers. That is, assuming Justin Willis, whom Jones suspended for the spring, returns to the team this fall.
Colorado State's Steve Fairchild, a former player and assistant in Fort Collins, figures to be a good fit there. Also, Kevin Sumlin, who left Oklahoma to replace Art Briles at Houston, strikes me as an exceptional choice.
Of course, Hawaii's Greg McMackin and Navy's Ken Niumatalolo are facing the tough task of following extremely successful coaches. That's never easy. Ask Louisville's Steve Kragthorpe.
But you're a Southern Miss fan, so what you're really asking are my thoughts on Larry Fedora, who proved himself as a sharp offensive coordinator at Middle Tennessee, Florida and Oklahoma State.
Yet, it's so hard � and unfair to the new coaches � to draw conclusions based on their first spring. They're getting used to their inherited personnel, finding out who is on board and who is resistant to change and putting in their systems � all in 15 practices. If they look good on offense, does that mean they're struggling on defense? Who knows?
Actually, Fedora made a huge impression in February when he assembled a recruiting class that was ranked 37th in the nation by Rivals.com. That was better than any other non-"Big Six" school and about 20 spots higher than Southern Miss classes have previously been ranked.
Obviously, Fedora already is making a big impression. But I still don't understand why Jeff Bower was pushed out.
What are the chances that Fresno State goes to a BCS game? Obviously, they are going to lose a game with their schedule, which includes road trips to Rutgers, UCLA and Toledo and a home game against Wisconsin. But if they lose only one could they still make it?
� Robert in Fresno, Calif.
Fresno State projects to be very good in 2008, but history shows if the Bulldogs don't go undefeated, they won't play in a BCS game.
Other than Notre Dame, only three teams that don't play in the "Big Six" conferences have been involved in BCS games � Utah in the 2004 Fiesta Bowl, Boise State in the 2006 Fiesta Bowl and Hawaii in the 2007 Sugar Bowl. All were undefeated.
TCU went 11-1 in 2005 and had to settle for a Houston Bowl appearance.
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Cashtown southpaw Brendan Reinert hung five zeroes on the board, but he walked off the field with a noticeable limp after staking the Pirates to an eight-run lead against New Oxford.
It then took the Pirates three relievers, but they recorded the final six outs in an 8-6 victory against New Oxford in Game 2 of their South Penn Baseball League quarterfinal series at the Cashtown Fire Department on Saturday afternoon.
The win gives Cashtown a sweep of the best-of-3 series and puts the Pirates in the semifinals for the fourth time in the last five years. Their opponent is yet to be determined, but they will be on the road on Thursday for Game 1 of the best-of-3 semifinals scheduled to start at 6 p.m.
"Nothing has been easy for us this season," Cashtown manager Matt Rebert said. "Our team is finally starting to come together, and we had just enough to win today."
Reinert exited after throwing 59 pitches, 39 of them for strikes, and he allowed two hits with two strikeouts and no walks.
"Brendan gave us five great innings, but he was really hurting," Rebert said. "Had the game been closer, he probably would've stayed in, but I didn't want to risk him hurting it more and it possibly being his last game pitching."
Holding an 8-0 lead in the top of the sixth, Rebert turned to Luke Wlazlak to start the sixth. Wlazlak, who earned the save in Thursday's Game 1 Cashtown win, struggled on Saturday and was lifted after retiring just one of the five hitters that he faced.
Chad Jones relieved Wlazlak and allowed a run-scoring hit to Dalton Haymaker before hitting Alex Emlet with a pitch to force in another run. Jones induced an inning-ending double play ball from Austin Roth, but couldn't retire anyone in the seventh. Five straight Twins' batters singled, bringing home three runs in the process before Rebert brought Dane Purdy in to try to finish.
Purdy retired the first two hitters he faced on fly balls before striking out Emlet to end it.
"Brendan shut us down, and we got too far behind," New Oxford assistant manager Dave Zaminski said. "We made it close late, but give them credit, they really hit the ball today."
Cashtown (16-16-1) took a 1-0 lead in the bottom of the third when Chase King bounced a single into center field that plated J.C. Collins. The floodgates then opened in the bottom of the fourth.
A single by Chris Schachle, a double by Purdy and a hit batter loaded the bases for Brandon Roser, and Roser, who has been struggling at the plate as of late, came through with a two-run single.
Collins added a run-scoring single that ended Twins' hurler Charlie Werner's day on the hill, then King got to Haymaker for a two-run single.
"Charlie got out of a few jams early," Zaminski said. "But they kept getting guys on and finally got them in."
King led the Pirates with three hits and three RBIs, while Collins had two hits, scored twice and knocked in two to finish the series 4-for-7. Game 1 hero Travis Black had a hit and a walk and finished the series 5-for-7 with two walks.
Jordan Arnold paced the Twins with three knocks, and Dustin O'Brien had a pair of hits.
Cashtown 8, New Oxford 6
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NO, Charlie Werner, Dalton Haymaker (4) and Austin Roth; C, Brendan Reinert, Luke Wlazlak (6), Chad Jones (6), Dane Purdy (7) and Brandon Roser.
SO-BB — NO, Werner 4-0, Haymaker 3-2; C, Reinert 2-0, Wlazlak 0-2, Jones 0-0, Purdy 1-0; W — Reinert; L — Werner; 2B — C, Chris Schachle, Purdy.


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B.B. King & Buddy Guy :: 02.21.09 :: Beacon Theatre :: New York, NY
The Beacon, a converted movie house dating back to the roaring 1920s designed as the sister to Radio City Music Hall, is decked out with elegant golden Roman statues on either side of the stage. Gold plated lions and carved facial arrangements extend all the way to the rafters. Encasing the top of the stage is a see-through oriental scaffold with a setback glow of red. The three-tiered venue only spans 40-seated rows to the lobby, and to put into words the feeling of walking inside this inner sanctum is impossible. The goose bumps scurrying across one's skin say enough.
On this particular evening, the experience was that much more unique as a rare trip to New York City placed Buddy Guy and B.B. King together on the same stage! Guy emerged first into the spotlight just after 8 o'clock with his black "BG" guitar strap glistening in the spotlight. The lights dimmed and dust danced in the spotlight protruding from the heavens.
"I'm gonna make you sweat," Guy moaned into the microphone. The crowd couldn't help but to applaud. Booming licks bounced off the Beacon's walls and the energy exerted was that of a lighting bolt. There was something about Guy's set that inspired jaw-dropping voyeurism. It is unlike New York to be mesmerized, but I swear to you they stared at the 70-year-old bluesman like it was a talent they were laying their eyes on for the first time.
The four-note intro to "Hoochie Coochie Man" came off the piano slow and heavy. Guy's band was off the charts - so fucking tight - all hanging back riding the groove.
"Gypsy woman told my mama," he sang slow and drawn out, "since I was born..."
A voice screamed out from the crowd. Guy paused. "Now, I ain't gonna let ya fuck it up," he said before starting again. "Gypsy woman told my mama, since I was born," he sang again, and this time the band exploded like the barrel end of a gun.
"Skin Deep," the title track off Buddy Guy's recent LP, followed before the Louisiana born mojo man disappeared behind the curtain, only to reemerge, guitar in hand, in the audience. New York was eating out of the palm of his hand.
The only thing that kind of hurt Guy's set was the addition of nine-year-old guitar prodigy Quinn Sullivan. For a child his chops were quite impressive, but his slight overstepping of the spotlight actually broke the hypnotic momentum of the set. Sullivan wasn't a detraction, but for me what was transpiring before his guest spot was absolute genius. If it continued for the remaining ten minutes it would have been arguably the finest 60 minutes of music I have seen since the MSG Cream shows of 2005.
With his world famous B.B. King Blues Band decked out in sparkling tuxedos and laying down a groove that signified it was time to dash from the bar back to your seat, B.B. King walked out to a thunderous applause. "I'm 83-years-old," he said with his black Gibson slung over his shoulder. "People ask me when I'm going to stop playing shows." Groans emanated from crowed and King answered, "You better believe to the day I die!"
"They say people from Mississippi like to talk a lot," said King, "Well, I'm no exception." He touched on his disgust for how rappers speak about women, stating "I have never said a bad thing about a woman in my life. They kiss me on the cheek now and say, 'B. you are so cute!' Man, where were you 50 years ago?"
His eyes glared out over the audience in a manner of hopelessness before a big chuckling laugh echoed from his massive frame. "And what about that Michael Phelps," King mused. "If that boy wants to smoke, he should just be allowed to smoke." The audience erupted.
Remaining seated, King forged ahead through renditions of "You Are My Sunshine" and "Rock My Plimsoul." King also expressed discontent about being snubbed during a Bo Diddley tribute at the Grammy's in February, before "Everyday I Have the Blues" and "See That My Grave Is Kept Clean" made appearances, followed by Buddy Guy and Quinn Sullivan joining him onstage.
With Sullivan showing off his chops King commented, "I don't know where you got it from but boy you can play" as they jammed on "Who's Gonna' Fill These Shoes." Again, Sullivan's presence took away from a potential moment with Guy and King forced to the background.
To end the show B.B. King took a piece of paper of out his pocket and showed it to the crowd. It read, "11:00 PM."
"I would stay with you, New York, all night," King said, "but this piece of paper says my time is done."
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5 Myths about the Chinese Communist Party
McGregor, Richard, Foreign Policy
"China Is Communist in Name Only,"
WRONG. If Vladimir Lenin were reincarnated in 21st-century Beijing and managed to avert his eyes from the city's glittering skyscrapers and conspicuous consumption, he would instantly recognize in the ruling Chinese Communist Party a replica of the system he designed nearly a century ago for the victors of the Bolshevik Revolution. One need only look at the party's structure to see how communist--and Leninist--China's political system remains.
Sure, China long ago dumped the core of the communist economic system, replacing rigid central planning with commercially minded state enterprises that coexist with a vigorous private sector. Yet for all their liberalization of the economy, Chinese leaders have been careful to keep control of the commanding heights of politics through the party's grip on the "three Ps": personnel, propaganda, and the People's Liberation Army.
The PLA is the party's military, not the country's. Unlike in the West, where controversies often arise about the potential politicization of the military, in China the party is on constant guard for the opposite phenomenon, the depoliticization of the military. Their fear is straightforward: the loss of party control over the generals and their troops. In 1989, one senior general refused to march his soldiers into Beijing to clear students out of Tiananmen Square, an incident now seared into the ruling class's collective memory. After all, the army's crackdown on the demonstrations preserved the party's hold on power in 1989, and its leaders have since worked hard to keep the generals on their side, should they be needed to put down protests again.
As in the Soviet Union, the party controls the media through its Propaganda Department, which issues daily directives, both formally on paper and in emails and text messages, and informally over the phone, to the media. The directives set out, often in detail, how news considered sensitive by the party--such as the awarding of the Nobel Peace Prize to Liu Xiaobo--should be handled or whether it should be run at all.
Perhaps most importantly, the party dictates all senior personnel appointments in ministries and companies, universities and the media, through a shadowy and little-known body called the Organization Department. Through the department, the party oversees just about every significant position in every field in the country. Clearly, the Chinese remember Stalin's dictate that the cadres decide everything.
Indeed, if you benchmark the Chinese Communist Party against a definitional checklist authored by Robert Service, the veteran historian of the Soviet Union, the similarities are remarkable. As with communism in its heyday elsewhere, the party in China has eradicated or emasculated political rivals, eliminated the autonomy of the courts and media, restricted religion and civil society, denigrated rival versions of nationhood, centralized political power, established extensive networks of security police, and dispatched dissidents to labor camps. There is a good reason why the Chinese system is often described as "market-Leninism."
"The Party Controls All Aspects of Life in China,"
NOT ANYMORE. No question, China was a totalitarian state under Mao Zedong's rule from 1949 until his death in 1976. In those bad old days, ordinary workers had to ask their supervisors' permission not only to get married, but to move in with their spouses. Even the precise timing for starting a family relied on a nod from on high.
Since then, the Chinese Communist Party has recognized that such intensive interference in people's personal lives is a liability in building a modern economy. Under the reforms kick-started by Deng Xiaoping in the late 1970s, the party has gradually removed itself from the private lives of all but the most recalcitrant of dissidents. …


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Off the Ice: 2011-2012 season the renaissance of Coyotes hockey
It's over.
The Phoenix Coyotes' NHL season and incredible playoff run came to a devastating end on Tuesday when the Los Angeles Kings netted an overtime winner to book their first trip to the Stanley Cup Final since 1993.
And I couldn't be more proud of the Coyotes.
Here's a short list of accomplishments from a season that most experts though impossible.
First Pacific Division Championship
First time advancing past first round of playoffs since Winnipeg.
First appearance in Western Conference Final.
Third consecutive 40+ win season.
But the pinnacle moment of the season, to me, was the birth of a new phrase in Phoenix: "How 'bout those Coyotes?"
Phoenix has not been supportive of its hockey team in a long time. We're a town of winners and, let's face it, a losing team who plays in the middle of cow fields is not worth the drive for many, who would instead opt to spend their time and money on other things.
But then the amazing happened. The Coyotes, with little big-name talent and without big egos, built a successful hockey team. They started to win. They started to beat big teams. They started to make headlines and, as if people just learned about the Coyotes for the first time, the Desert Dogs had a fan base that was growing exponentially with every win.
Yes, I'm talking about the bandwagon that was rolling from the heart of the city all the way out to Westgate, bringing in new hockey fans who had never seen a game and sending them home with a passion and a few souvenirs. For nearly one month, Phoenix cared about a team that plays in Glendale, not on grass, but on ice. The D-backs were put on the back burner and Lord Stanley reigned supreme.
When the Coyotes lost, I was disheartened to see some people immediately opt to start talking about the D-backs or NBA playoffs, but a lot of those bandwagoners are still cruising around, wondering how the players whose names they were just beginning to learn went crashing out of the postseason so fast. They've been bitten by the hockey bug and I've got good news: it's all up hill from here.
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Candy Countdown Garland
The anticipation is truly sweet with this candy chain. And it's so easy to make, your kids can prepare one for every member of the family.
What you'll need
- Wrapped candies (we like striped starlight mints)
- Ribbon (red or green)
How to make it
Take two of the wrapped candies and using ribbon, tie a twisted plastic end of one to an end of the second mint. Continue until your chain has enough candies for your countdown.
Hang your garlands from the mantel or from doorknobs. Each day, untie and eat one piece of candy.
Ohhh so cute. I may have to get some stuff and do this with the girls.


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Here's a complete concert from 2014 by a band called the "Bootleg Beatles"
This is all so amazingly accurate: the singing, the instrument playing, the body language, the clothes, the wigs, the facial prosthetics, the banter between songs, etc. They even make several costume changes, as they play the songs in chronological order.
The intro is just a bunch of stock footage. Skip to 1:16 for the beginning of the concert:
Jackson Taylor performs an exceptionally well done cover of the piano part of Fleetwood Mac's "Hold Me"
Perpetuum Jazzile, a Slovenian a cappella group, performs Toto's "Rosanna"
Billboard Hot 100 from July 3, 1982
Oh wow! Check out all these awesome songs that were on the Billboard Hot 100 during a single week in 1982.
The list is at this link, on page 64. You can use the "+" to make the image bigger, and you can scroll around:
Here are some of my favorites from this list:
1) Human League – Don't You Want Me
2) Toto – Rosanna
3) Paul McCartney and Stevie Wonder – Ebony And Ivory
4) Asia – Heat Of The Moment
5) John Cougar – Hurts So Good
8) Juice Newton – Love's Been A Little Bit Hard On Me
9) Survivor – Eye Of The Tiger
10) .38 Special – Caught Up In You
12) Joan Jett and the Blackhearts – Crimson And Clover
13) Motels – Only The Lonely
14) Ray Parker Jr. – The Other Woman
19) Steve Miller Band – Abracadabra
22) Fleetwood Mac – Hold Me
29) Crosby Stills and Nash – Wasted On The Way
42) Melissa Manchester – You Should Hear How She Talks About You
43) Kim Wilde – Kids in America
46) Haircut 100 – Love Plus One
49) Daryl Hall and John Oates – Your Imagination
62) Bow Wow Wow – I Want Candy
65) Donna Summer – Love Is In Control
66) Eddie Money – Think I'm In Love
67) Go Go's – Vacation
69) Tommy Tutone – 867-5309/Jenny
84) Loverboy – When It's Over
85) Alan Parsons Project – Eye In the Sky
87) Missing Persons – Words
98) Daryl Hall and John Oates – Did It In A Minute
All those awesome songs were on the chart during the same week – wow!
Daryl Hall and John Oates have just uploaded high quality versions of their music videos to YouTube
You can see them at https://www.youtube.com/user/hallandoatesVEVO/videos
These are much better quality than the VHS recordings that many fans have uploaded over the years.
It's not a mistake that they uploaded "Jingle Bell Rock" twice – one version has Daryl singing, and the other one has John.
My family got cable with MTV in July 1982. I even remember MTV celebrating its one year anniversary a month later. I though I had seen every Hall and Oates video a huge number of times – but I had no idea that they had videos of songs from their X-Static album. What a pleasant surprise!
The Irrationally Long Number Pi Song ("Sweet Number Pi")
Children perform songs by Led Zeppelin
The 2014-15 Louisville Leopard Percussionists rehearsing Kashmir, The Ocean, and Immigrant Song by Led Zeppelin.
The Louisville Leopard Percussionists began in 1993. They are a performing ensemble of approximately 55 student musicians, ages 7-12, living in and around Louisville, Kentucky. Each student learns and acquires proficiency on several instruments, such as marimbas, xylophone, vibraphone, drum set, timbales, congas, bongos and piano.
Jimmy Fallon impersonates Neil Young, and then the real Neil Young joins him
Oh wow! Aerosmith didn't write this song!
Here's an awesome performance of "Hotel California" by a six piece, East European acoustic band!
Happy Halloween! "The Ghost Who Walks" and three other awesome music videos by Karen Elson!
I just discovered this wonderful singer, songwriter, and guitarist. Here are four of her music videos:
"The Ghost Who Walks"
"The Truth Is In The Dirt"
"Cruel Summer"
"Pretty Babies"
Wow – I didn't know it was possible for a song to be this bad!
"On My Own" by Farrah Abraham
If "there's nothing wrong with lip syncing," then how come they never tell you in advance?
Some "singers" have said that there's nothing wrong with lip syncing.
If what they say is true, then how come these "singers" never tell people in advance that they are lip syncing?
In my opinion, any "live" performer who is lip syncing should tell their audience that they are lip syncing, before they starting doing it.
And if they are charging money for their "performance," they should tell you before you pay money for the ticket.
Otherwise, they are guilty of lying and fraud.
Mandy Moore's "Amanda Leigh" album is awesome!
Mandy Moore's Amanda Leigh is an absolutely wonderful, beautiful, and most importantly, musical album full of fantastic songs. Country, folk, rock, and pop are all blended together to create one of the few truly great albums of the 21st century that I have heard so far. When I emphasized the word "musical," it is because this is completely different from Moore's first few albums. People who know my tastes in music would never believe that I liked a Mandy Moore album, were it not for the fact that this particular Moore album sounds like it's from a completely different artist. Laugh at me for saying that if you want, but that just means that you haven't actually heard the album. Amanda Leigh (Moore's real life name) is a genuinely heartfelt, enjoyable, emotionally satisfying work of art.
TV theme songs – part 1 of 4
I was born in 1971. I tell you this because it should help to tell you something about the point of view from which I have watched TV shows. As a child, I watched reruns of sitcoms and cartoons from the 60s, as well as new programming on PBS, and Saturday morning children's programming. During the late 70s, I also started watching a few shows regularly during prime time. In the 80s I watched a huge number of shows during prime time. During the 90s and later there have been far fewer new shows that I liked, although among those few that I did like, I found them to be excellent.
My 126 favorite albums of all time
These are my 126 favorite albums of all time. This list is arranged in order of preference, starting with my #1 favorite.
Wow! I'm really enjoying "Ska City Radio" on live365.com!
I've been listening to this internet radio station for the past few hours, and I've really been enjoying it:
Check out Igor Presnyako's amazing performance of Survivor's "Eye of the Tiger"
One awesome musician – one acoustic guitar – one continuous take with no edits – all dedicated to a brilliant performance of one of my favorite songs of all time.
Igor Presnyako is a very talented musician:
NBC has falsely reported that Neil Young has died – here's some of his music
Neil Young – singer, songwriter, and guitarist – solo artist – member of Buffalo Springfield – member of Crosby, Stills, Nash, and Young – is very much alive.
However, NBC news has reported that he has died!
Not only that, but they also reported that he was the first astronaut to walk on the moon!
Nearly all white Atlanta Symphony Orchestra turns away high school choirs for being too white
The Atlanta Symphony Orchestra recently turned down the choruses from two high schools in Cobb County, Georgia – those of Walton and Lassiter High Schools.


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I am a proud Democrat. I think the Democratic Party started with a Virginia planter and Renaissance man named Thomas Jefferson. I am not proud of TJ for owning slaves. Slavery is an abomination, the antithesis of everything for which the Democratic Party stands. Jefferson himself was an abolitionist, describing slavery as holding "a wolf by the ear, and we can neither hold him, nor safely let him go." He also believed that emancipation would result in a large scale race war which would destroy America, his beloved experiment in liberty.
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I cover justice, immigration and public safety issues as part of the Postmedia News politics team. I also keep tabs on what the official Opposition — the NDP — is up to in the House of Commons. Before coming here I spent several years in Montreal and Toronto with The Canadian Press covering provincial politics and major crime and court stories. I also helped cover the war in Afghanistan from inside and outside the wire. I previously worked for the Ottawa Sun chasing crime stories and following convicts through the court system. I love the unpredictability of my job and believe the opportunity to help document history as it unfolds is an awesome privilege that never ceases to give me chills. I'm also thrilled to be back in Ottawa — my home town. When not working, I love playing soccer, snowboarding, hitting up a live rock/blues/soul/funk show, indulging in my favourite microbrew with friends or hanging out with my three (not so little anymore) sisters!
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Take a stroll along the Fox River through downtown Waukesha, and before too long, you're likely to come across a tree that has suffered recent beaver damage.
The city has been experiencing a period of elevated beaver activity along the river, something's that happened a few times over the past several years, said Pete Traczek of Waukesha's Department of Parks, Recreation and Forestry.
Most of the gnawing activity has taken place in the Fox River Sanctuary area, but recently the beavers have moved upriver a bit and become more aggressive in their chewing behaviors.
In the sanctuary area, city workers typically just let nature take its course.
However, when the city becomes aware of damage to trees in other areas, especially to larger trees along the Riverwalk through downtown, workers start to keep a close eye on the trees being targeted.
If beavers keep after a particular tree, city workers will wrap the bottom few feet of the trunk in wire mesh to protect the tree and prevent more damage.
If a tree is so damaged that it could potentially fall down and cause damage or injury, it is usually removed.
Traczek has met with DNR wildlife officials to discuss other beaver-control options, including the possibility of trapping the animals, but the city currently has no plans to start trapping, Traczek said.
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Reconciled in the paradoxes, benevolent feaces agitator. analytical and intuitive, I'm serious about not taking things too seriously. Outgoing introvert, thoughtful risk-taker. The older I get, the more I understand the value of play.
Here is a little more about me:
Most of my friends would not believe you if you told them I was shy, but until I get comfortable with people I am fairly shy. I'm fairly outgoing once I've warmed up to people.
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As a candidate for the Fall River School Committee I respectfully ask that you cast a vote for me, Dr. Edward Costar.
It's not just Congress that fails to respond after another massacre briefly focuses attention on the irrationality and permissiveness of our country's firearms statutes. Those of us seeking change also regularly fall down on the job. We express...
Fall River native Emeril Lagasse replaced Prudhomme as executive chef of the famed New Orleans restaurant Commander's Palace in 1982.
Police arrested a Fall River man on drug charges after raiding a Pine Street apartment this week.
A 35-year-old Fall River man will serve seven to 10 years in state prison after pleading guilty to robbing four local businesses within a 24-hour span two years ago.
The full farm experience is being offered next weekend in Dighton with the annual Fall Show held by Bristol County Agricultural High School.
Dave Granlund cartoon on the House speaker.
Upon her father's return home from serving in Southeast Asia, a soldier's daughter just can't wait any longer to see her dad.
Introducing your new, hypothetical Fall River City Council: Richard Cabeceiras, Linda Pereira, Scott Donnelly, Shawn Cadime, Earle Gaudette, Jason Caminiti, Trottjoseph Lee, Jack Raposo and Cliff Ponte.
Amy Robach has interviewed a long list of influencers—from Oprah Winfrey to Taylor Swift to Nobel Peace
"They'll give soap or toothpaste, but not towels or socks. With winter coming up, towels are great to have."
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