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Blairgowrie star defeated Rachel Crawford to lift the Edinburgh Open title at the weekend and continue her solid start to the year.
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Translation of gap in Italian:
- 1 (empty space)(between planks, curtains) interstizio (masculine) (in tra)(in fence, wall) buco (masculine)
varco (masculine) (in in)(between buildings, cars, furniture) spazio (masculine) (in tra)(in text, diagram) spazio (masculine) (vuoto) (in in)(in hills) passaggio (masculine) (in tra)(in cloud) squarcio (masculine) (in tra)to have gaps between one's teethavere i denti distanziatihis death left a gap in my lifela sua morte ha lasciato un vuoto nella mia vitato fill a gapcolmare un vuoto (also figurative)
- 2 (break in continuity)(in timetable) buco (masculine)(in conversation) silenzio (masculine)
vuoto (masculine)(in accounts, records, report) lacuna (feminine)
buco (masculine)(of time) intervallo (masculine)(in event, performance) interruzione (feminine)after a gap of six yearsdopo un intervallo di sei anni
- 3 (discrepancy)(in age) differenza (feminine)(between opinions) divergenza (feminine)(between scores) differenza (feminine)
scarto (masculine) (in tra)(of status) divario (masculine)a 15-year age gapuna differenza d'età di 15 annithe gap between the rich and the poor the gap between myth and realityla differenza tra mito e realtàto close the gap on somethingavvicinarsi a qualcosa
- 4 (deficiency) (in knowledge, education)lacuna (feminine) (in in)there's a gap in my memoryc'è un buco nella mia memoriatechnology gapgap tecnologicotraining gaplacuna nella formazione
- 5 (Business) to look for a gap in the marketcercare una nicchia di mercatoto fill a gap in the marketoccupare una nicchia di mercato
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What: UC Davis Symphony Orchestra and University Chorus
When: 7 p.m. Friday
Where: Jackson Hall, Mondavi Center for the Performing Arts, UC Davis
Tickets: $12-$17 general, $8 students; www.mondaviarts.org, (530) 754-2787
The UC Davis Symphony Orchestra and the University Chorus will appear together in a concert at 7 p.m. Friday at the Mondavi Center.
It will be the final concert of the academic year for both groups — and they will be bidding farewell to graduating seniors as they prepare to move on in life, adding to the sense of occasion.
The concert will begin with the Overture to "Fidelio" by Ludwig van Beethoven, a piece the orchestra performed while on tour in Spain earlier this spring, but that has not been featured in the orchestra's previous concerts at Mondavi earlier this season.
The overture, composed in 1814, comes from the composer's only opera. Conductor Christian Baldini said the overture is a natural as the opening segment of a concert program, because it is dramatic and yet also contains several changes of mood and pace — all in less than 10 minutes.
"It begins in a very powerful and energetic way," Baldini said, "yet it becomes immediately mysterious, almost hesitant. It takes a while for the thrilling final section of the overture to arrive and make us feel the same excitement — or even more — as in the beginning."
Baldini also will conduct the popular short tone poem "Finlandia" by Jean Sibelius. Composed in 1899, at a time when Finland was a semi-autonomous grand duchy within the Russian empire, and many Finns were increasingly resentful of the growing interference and increasingly despotic control of Czarist authorities, "Finlandia" is a bold musical rallying cry for independence and self-determination.
The turbulent music is brimming with spectacular displays by the brass and percussion sections, and soaring melodies for the strings. The stately march that emerges at the end of the 10-minute piece is the most famous part of the piece. In 1934, arranger Lloyd Stone adapted the melody and added words to create a pacifist hymn ("This Is My Song," aka "A Song of Peace") that is commonly heard in Protestant hymnals and is widely performed by choral groups.
Baldini notes that while the famous melody at the end is stately and dignified, "Sibelius begins the piece in a very somber way" with "dark initial chords (that) immediately tell us that it has to do with suffering and oppression — you can feel that from the very first sounds. But the piece finishes in a very positive way."
The second half of the concert, to be conducted by Jeffrey Thomas, will feature the University Chorus and the orchestra in a performance of the Requiem by Maurice Duruflé.
Composed in 1947, shortly after the conclusion of World War II, the Duruflé Requiem draws on thematic material from ancient Gregorian chant (naturally with some changes and modifications by the mid-20th century composer).
Duruflé told an interviewer that all of the melodies in the Requiem are "based exclusively on themes from the Gregorian funeral mass. Sometimes I adopted the music exactly, leaving the orchestra to support or comment, in other passages (the chant) served merely as a stimulus."
In an article in the New Yorker in March, under the teasing headline "Elegant Theft," writer Russell Platt noted that while the ancient Gregorian elements selected by the composer "swim in a luxuriant harmonic bath that combines elements of (late 19th and 20th century French composers) Debussy, Fauré and Messiaen," the result is nonetheless "spellbinding," and Platt concludes that "Duruflé unquestionably made a unique art work with a powerful personal stamp," even as he incorporated material from ancient sources.
The vocal soloists for the Requiem will be mezzo-soprano Danielle Reutter-Harrah and baritone Robert Stafford. Reutter-Hannah is pursuing a master's degree in vocal performance at the San Francisco Conservatory; she has performed under conductor Thomas with the American Bach Soloists. Stafford was featured in the American Bach Soloists' recording of J.S. Bach's St. Matthew Passion.
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1. The FBI provided updated information Tuesday afternoon on the Navy Yard shooting in Washington, D.C., that left 13 people dead, including the shooter.
2. Aaron Alexis, a 34-year-old defense contractor, acted alone, officials said. He arrived in Washington, D.C., on Aug. 25.
He stayed at local hotels, including the Residence Inn on Sept. 7.
3. "Mr. Alexis entered building 197 with a shotgun, we do not have any information that he had an AR-15 in his possession," said an FBI spokesperson. "We believe he may have gained access to a handgun."
Law enforcement officials were quoted on Monday as saying that Alexis had an AR-15 along with a shotgun and a semi-automatic pistol.
4. Alexis had legitimate access as a contractor and had a valid pass to gain entry into the building.
5. The FBI would not comment on Alexis' motivation or reports of psychological issues in the past. The investigation into his motivation for the shooting is ongoing across cities where he previously lived, including Fort Worth, Texas, and New York City.
Officers were lauded for their quick response time. They were on the scene two minutes after an initial 911 call and were engaging the shooter after entering building 197 in seven minutes. It took more than 30 minutes for Alexis to be neutralized, the FBI said.
6. An officer who was hospitalized Monday is said to have "pretty serious" injuries but is "doing well and is in good spirits" and expected to make a full recovery.
7. "Those that have fallen are our colleagues and our shipmates," said Michael Monroe, special agent in charge of the Naval Criminal Investigative Service, calling the aftermath of the shooting "a model response" by law enforcement agencies.
A lone bouquet of flowers is left at the base of a statue at the Navy Memorial in Washington to honor the victims of the attack at the Navy Yard.
- Former Virginia Gov. Jim Gilmore is dropping out of the race for the Republican presidential nomination. He got 133 votes in New Hampshire.
- MLB issued its first-ever lifetime ban for performance enhancing drugs to New York Mets' Jenrry Mejia.
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U10 Baumann Dead Red Rebels
The Dead Red Rebels U10 soccer team played two games this past weekend.
The first game was against Mercer/Black on Saturday morning.
Fullbacks Heidi Stedam and Griffin Gentry played great defense for the team while Nash Cammack used his great foot skills to help the team in both defense and offense.
Kallista Ogden and Hayden Wilson played their hardest trying to move the ball up the field and Brook Doss worked especially hard taking the ball away from the other team.
The boy's soccer team lost twice last week. They fell 4-2 at Henry County High School on Sept. 23. Alex Hernandez and Caleb Wilhoite had goals in the loss.
The Rebels then fell 2-1 on Sept. 25 to Gallatin County High School.
They will host Walton-Verona High School on Tuesday.
The Owen County High School volleyball team dropped a pair of matches last week against 31st District foes.
The Lady Rebels dropped a 3-1 contest to Gallatin County on Sept. 24 before falling 3-2 to Eminence on Sept. 25.
They will host Carroll County High School on Thursday and Trimble County High School on Monday before playing at Williamstown High School on Tuesday night.
The Maurice Bowling Middles School Lady Rebels Volleyball Team has been holding strong the past two weeks.
The week of September 8th found the Lady Rebels playing a triple header which started at home against Gallatin County.
The sixth-grade team picked up a win while the seventh- and eighth-grade squads recorded a loss.
The evening of Sept. 9 brought big wins for all three teams as they defeated the Lady Panthers of Carroll County.
The Owen County High School Rebels made their first trip to Bardstown on Friday night to take on Thomas Nelson High School in football.
The Generals, who are in their second season of varsity football, entered the game after seeing their first two-game winning streak snapped last week against Christian Academy of Louisville.
The Rebels entered Friday night's contest hoping for something positive after having dropped the first four games of the season.
The Owen County High School volleyball team began last week by stepping outside the district for a pair of matches.
On Sept. 15, the team hosted Calvary Christian. The Lady Rebels made quick work of the Lady Cougars as they won the match 25-17 and 25-17. It was the second-straight season Owen County has defeated Calvary Christian.
The Owen County High School girls soccer team enjoyed a solid week.
The team played three games last week. Despite losing to Western Hills 8-0 on Wednesday the Lady Rebels picked up a win previous to that game and a tie following it.
The Owen County High School boys soccer team played four games last week and dropped all four. They fell to Covington Latin and Grant County at home while losing to Villa Madonna and Walton-Verona high schools on the road.
The Rebels failed to score a goal in all four matches.
They will look to turn things around this week as they take on Gallatin County High School Tuesday and Thursday,
Owen County's only victory this year was a 5-1 win over the Wildcats in the All 'A' Classic semifinals.
U8 Perry's Fireballs vs. Wood's Wildcats
Saturday's schedule started off with the Fireballs versing the Wildcats. The early morning game started off a little slow but soon heated up. The Fireballs did many things well.
Nathan Kemper, Gabrielle Perry and Lena Smith had some picture perfect throw-ins, Brody Hearn and Shaya Smith did an excellent job in the goal. Hearn saved four shots on goal while S. Smith saved two.
The Owen County High School football team remains in search of that elusive first win of the 2014 season.
On Friday night, the team traveled to Erlanger for a contest with the Lloyd High School Juggernauts.
It was the second time in three seasons the Rebels and Juggernauts have squared off at Cecil Dees Field. It was also the second time in that same span Lloyd has defeated Owen County at home.
On Friday night, it was the home team getting the best of the Rebels winning 47-14.
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Part of what makes Walt Disney's live-action films so special was his use of his favorite actors in live-action film after live-action film. After the Hollywood studio system crumbled, Disney kept his own repertory of talent, giving his live-action films a sense of family, camaraderie, and uniqueness. In the commentary track for the DVD of The One and Only, Genuine, Original Family Band, Lesley Ann Warren and John Davidson discuss the benefit of having worked together previously on The Happiest Millionaire and how that bond is reflected in the quality of the performances on screen. So many of Disney's contract players appeared together or worked with the same directors in many films, which must have created a stronger bond in creativity in all steps of production. In Dean Jones's autobiography Under Running Laughter, he mentions discussing with Walt Disney ideas for improvements to the script of Blackbeard's Ghost. Considering Jones was never a big name talent (in comparison to, say, a Fred MacMurray, a Jane Wyman, or a Kirk Douglas), I doubt such easygoing exchanges would be typical in another studio (particularly with the studio head).
For most Disney fans, though, the most notable effect these company players have is that it gives us a familiar face, a sense of continuity, and a stronger connection to a secondary film like The Misadventures of Merlin Jones, which a Disney fan has to see (or even own) just to watch Tommy Kirk and Annette Funicello.
Since Walt Disney's earliest live-action efforts, there have been many people whom we hold dear simply because of their connection to the Disney name. In addition to the adorable Virginia Davis and the other original Alices, there was Bobby Driscoll and Luanna Patten, the young stars who appeared in Song of the South, So Dear to My Heart, and several other significant Disney films. There have been other talented youngsters as well, from Kevin Corcoran to Spencer Breslin, and teens such as David Stollery, Kurt Russell, and Lindsay Lohan. It's also amazing to think of the number of extremely talented adult actors who have been Disney regulars, a studio not associated with films that warrant much attention. Among the talented have been Fred MacMurray, Charlie Ruggles, Julie Andrews, Dick Van Dyke, Una Merkel, Tim Conway, Cloris Leachman, and Tim Allen, to name a few.
Because of the number of talents who have been live-action Disney regulars over the years, I have selected 10 MVPs. The criteria were that they had to have had at least three appearances in feature films (or, like Hilary Duff, had to have had significant television appearances) released under the Walt Disney banner at some point in Disney history. To be an MVP, the performers had to appear in memorable roles that significantly add to the Disney live-action film library, either through consistently amazing performances or through their importance and success in Disney films.
10. Richard Todd-Because his performances fall so early in the history of Disney's live-action films, Richard Todd is often forgotten as one of the earliest of Walt Disney's acting regulars. Todd starred in three entertaining adventures for Disney, two of which count among Disney's best live-action movies. Unfortunately, because they bear the mark of their times-early Technicolor British-flavored dramas with a seemingly somber tone-The Story of Robin Hood and His Merrie Men (1952), The Sword and the Rose (1953), and Rob Roy, the Highland Rogue (1954)-are often forgotten. When Disney released their live-action VHS line of The Walt Disney Studio Film Collection, Robin Hood was included in the original titles, with The Sword and the Rose following a year later. As other live-action titles from the collection continued to appear in other editions, Robin Hood and The Sword and the Rose didn't. Rob Roy, the Highland Rogue only had a brief stint on video in a budget line in the late 90s.
Despite dating from their Technicolor and tone, these are three spirited, intelligent, and exciting adventures, each rooted soundly in Richard Todd's leading performance. In my favorite of the three, The Sword and the Rose, Todd plays a commoner in a story not unlike Disney's animated Aladdin. Todd's Charles Brandon catches the eye of Glynis Johns' Princess Mary, whom her brother, King Henry VIII, is determined to marry to someone she doesn't like. After flirting with Charles Brandon, she is heart-broken to learn that he is leaving for the New World. She gives up everything to be with him and to travel to America aboard a ship, where she is discovered. Brandon is arrested, and the king's advisor arranges to have him killed. Todd makes Charles Brandon a true swashbuckling hero of his time-strong and heroic but also volatile and romantic. It's a shame Disney stopped making films such a these, or we may have seen more of the talented Richard Todd. Hopefully, it won't be much longer, however, before we can see the talented Richard Todd on some Disney DVD releases.
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Nice screen capture ... I've often seen the same thing from the Level 80 loading screen.
it's not a screen capture but thanks
My apologies ... did you originate the artwork? If so, I'm extremely impressed.
no it's from Kekai Kotaki
What prompted my question was this. I've explored that region of Guild Wars 2 and your image is taken from the game - it has been TRIMMED to avoid the darkening effects around the edge of the screen image ... this suggests to me that it was a screen capture which was edited and then presented here. You can see why I suspected this - and if anyone wanted to see the original (complete with the edging) I'll happily post it in widescreen.
Yeah I knew why you thought it but look at the upload date I uploaded this picture a lot of time before the game came out which means that I uploaded the picture before I saw the loading screen
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Jack Reacher, alone, strolling nowhere. A Chicago street in bright sunshine. A young woman, struggling on crutches. He offers her a steadying arm. And turns to see a handgun aimed at his stomach.
Chained in a dark van racing across America, Reacher doesn't know why they've been kidnapped. The woman claims to be FBI. She's certainly tough enough. But at their remote destination, will raw courage be enough to overcome the hopeless odds?
©1998 Lee Child (P)2013 Isis Publishing Ltd, Random House Audiobooks
"stupedously silly enjoyment"
Lee Child is a genius at taking all the tropes of an action movie, and of a ridiculously competent action lead, and making them feel believable and grounded. Reacher is somewhere between Rambo and Sherlock Holmes in his ability to work out whats going on and deal with it in the most efficiently violent way possible. What helps the reader suspend their disbelief is that nothing in these books is vague; everything is meticulously explained. But Child doesn't drily regurgitate his research, he writes with a crisp, spare, lively style. The pacing is also excellent, the tension never letting up as we track the movements of the several parties involved. The various mysteries and cliffhangars threading the book are maintained expertly. Child is a master of leaking information to the reader in one subplot just as it will affect them most because of what's going on in the other subplot. The supporting cast are well sketched enough to keep easy track of, and to feel genuinely attached to in many cases. In this outing, Holly Johnson serves as Reacher's point woman, emerging as perhaps more impressive than even Reacher.
This is definitely one I'd reccommend unabridged. The plot is ruthlessly lean in any case. I also think action thrillers like this are particularly great for audio. Listening to a Reacher as you get on with your work is like watching a movie without the inconvenience of having to look at a screen. Some books you want to immerse yourself in the lyrical language on the printed page. Listening on audio, you might not get to wallow in the beauty of the descriptions, and the beautifully-crafted lines of dialogue might be coloured by indifferent performances. A Reacher is not a book that you have to worry about this.
John McClain gave a thoroughly creditable performance. His tone was laconic, but engagingly varied (on another Reacher novel the reader's habit of giving every line the exact same intonation began to get to me). McClain's voices for each character were suitable (if a little extreme sometimes - the bad guy sounded like both Mickey Mouse and Michael Jackson at points, and General Garber's overly gruff bark made me burst out laughing), and largely consistent. I did feel McClain got a bit mixed up at a few points and ascribed the wrong voice to a the wrong character, or accidentally carried a character's voice over into his narration. But these were rare instances within a very enjoyable performance.
"A Riviting Listen"
This is not a perfect book, it's plot wanders a bit and some things made me wonder to yourself why the characters seem to be doing things the hard way.
But ...
This book was very usual in it kept my interest and keep me involved for the entire 8+ hours. The story just flowed beautifully and I never once got board.
This is not high literature, but is the perfect book for the lovers of action novels.
The narrator was nice to listen to, but some of his character voices were cartoonish, with the director of the FBI sounding like something between James Cagney and Popeye.
"Great fun story exiting"
Tense, Satisfying, wild ride.
He is not as good for this type of book as Dick Hill the narrator in the Killing Floor the previous book in the Jack Reacher series by Lee Child, but he is good and I did enjoy the story very much.
So far the "Jack Reacher" series is very good. I am reading through it.
"Eciting book, mediocre performance"
Not enough pause for paragraphs and silly voices.
The tempo is ok, the recording quality is good.
The book is exciting and pretty well written for a thriller, but it's a quilty pleasure, entertainment rather than content. The underlying mystery is not solvable without the clues given in the final reveals, so it's straightforward, hear it unfold and conclude. Which is relaxing of course, attention isn't paramount to closure. As per usual, Reacher is clinical and a bit one dimensional, which underscores his hard-ass image, but developes but little.
Enjoyable book, and I'm already purchasing Tripwire, knowing what to expect, an action packed easy episodic installment in an entertaining series.
Fanatical Endurance Athlete, who listens to a lot of books while training.
"Good to kill the miles"
The story is not the best from this author, but the plot does keep moving and I like that sort of story for long trips.
The most memorable part of the story is the trip following the kidnaping. It builds suspences and forms a solid foundation for the plot.
THe plot is fast moving and has a little bit of substane. The plot has also aged well as the book as not a recent release. While not timeless, it will be relivant for a number or years to come.
"Jack Reacher"
Am a newbie with Jack Reacher. This story was good and the narrator one of the best I have heard.
"A meagre offering compared to 'Killing Floor'."
I literally blasted through the first Jack Reacher audiobook (Killing Floor) and was VERY excited to get stuck into Die Trying. To start, the book was great. It had a really good premise and left me thinking that Child was onto a brilliant plot.
Let's just say that I did not think that again.
The first mistake made with this book is totally beyond Lee Child's powers as an author to stop: changing the narrator. Dick Hill did a great job in the first one and really brought each and every character to life. Jonathan McClain just makes you wish every character was dead. At times his vocals are good, but those times aren't frequent enough. It's his character work that really hurts the piece. Reacher comes across as an arrogant, cocky, annoying guy at times (might just be my being overly critical). Bo sounds like a fat, asthmatic 7 year-old girl who is constantly surprised (could not take him seriously because of this). Several of the other characters voices change in pitch for no reason and a couple even sound like Bo at times.
Back to the story. As I said, it starts off great, but it just goes down hill. The idea of domestic terrorism is great. Shows just what could happen if the government pushes people the wrong way for too long. But some of the things that happen throughout are so far-fetched I was tempted to stop reading. I get that Reacher is a highly trained ex-military...but he seems to be a jack of all trades and master of even more. No military man should be capable of performing every task under the sun as though he had been trained at it for his entire life. I thought at one point 'if he stumbled across a nest of vipers we would suddenly learn he had training in India to be a snake charmer.'
One upside to the book is that it's very informative. As I said above, Reacher has a flawless working knowledge of everything. And he imparts that knowledge.
I did see this book through to the end purely to see if certain characters got what was coming to them and my dislike of leaving something unfinished. Not through any real love for the story like I had with Killing Floor.
"Poor voice work ruined this for me."
Lee Child absolutely, but I would not listen to Johnathan McClain again. It was like reading with a small child.
Disappointment but not with the book, just the narrator.
"Recording has some out of sync chapters...."
Good book but it gets confusing around chapter 40-42, until I realised that it was because the chapters are out of sequence!
Otherwise the performance is fine.
I probably will upset a few fans here - I did not get on at all, yes the premise is superb, but I felt it was like reading an artillery manual, on how to shoot a gun, again and again in painful detail in various formats, not sure whether I can read any more in the series, though I am told that they get better,will have to wait and see.
"A bit if fun"
Great listen if a little odd plot line. Enjoyable narration, but character voices a little dull. However, its a bit of fun and I enjoyed it
"Gripping story"
Very gripping story packed with lots of twists and turns. great narrator. love Jack Reacher character.
"Die Trying"
The plot was almost laughable at times ,had gaping holes in it and some of his military knowledge was dubious ( a shooting competition with a Barrett at only 800 metres ? ....Military Police being the best of the best ? ) HOWEVER , it was very well read and some of the scenes ( the dark tunnel ) were gripping. Altogether it held my attention throughout and I'd recommend it .
"Good early Reacher"
Pretty much always enjoy a Jack Reacher, but missed Jeff Harding's voice... Good book, average listen.
"more of a man's book."
very long to get started. whole book is a build up to a big ending but made it a frustrating read as Jack Reacher doesn't start kicking arse until your about 80% of the way through. things that are detailed in the writing style were of a man's perspective, which is lost on me.
"Terrible narration"
Very entertaining story but the voice work really gets intrusively bad with a particularly silly voice for the main antagonist - who's meant to be terrifying and incredibly captivating... Nevertheless it's a good listen in the context of the series - good escapist fun..
As others have mentioned there is a section where the editing has gone awry and a half chapter appears later than it should; honestly though I didn't notice the ominous and only realised when it appeared later in the story.
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Ah, I was checking this at work and the link didn't work. I got home and tried it, it worked. Guess work has finally blocked the Ebay auctions from showing up on our browsers(nice to know). Sorry for the confusion.
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Professor Gary Miron of the National Education Policy Center is a leading voice for those special interests, which include teachers unions and the education establishment in general. He suggested that online schools in Ohio may not be properly serving their students due to a lack of state regulation.
"Miron … said Ohio has fewer requirements for online schools than most other states. He cited items like financial reporting, student-to-teacher ratios, and how long students have to stay in a school or pass state tests in order for schools to receive state money," the newspaper reported.
Miron states those facts as if they're negatives. Toledo schools may have more "financial reporting," but does that make them better? The Columbus teachers' contract may mandate "student-to-teacher ratios," but does that make the most sense? The state may dictate how long some students must stay in school, but is that always in the best interest of students?
The educational establishment prefers more regulation for alternative school choice options, presumably to make them less attractive to students and families.
The National Education Association – the teachers union that funds Miron's opinions – wants a one-size-fits-all, government-run monopoly where kids are assigned to schools based on where they live, regardless of that school's performance. Union leaders don't want options for parents. They don't want competition from for-profit operators because they know they'll lose business.
But competition is what they're getting. Now that Ohio has lifted the cap on the number of online schools, watch for even more students to exercise their newfound freedom, which is the American way.
Kyle is founder of Education Action Group and EAGnews.org, a news service dedicated to education reform and school spending research, reporting, analysis and commentary.
He is co-author of Glenn Beck's "Conform: Exposing the Truth About Common Core and Public Education," available at Amazon.com.
Kyle is a contributor to Townhall.com.
He has made appearances on the Fox News Channel, The Blaze, Fox Business Network, NPR and MSNBC. Kyle has given scores of interviews on talk radio programs coast to coast.
Kyle likes talking about his family, as well as his favorite music. Bob Dylan, Mark Knopfler, Neil Young and Johnny Cash are at the top of the list. He has attended 25 Bob Dylan shows.
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The foodie movement is a growing one in Fort Myers, and the number of high-quality restaurants in the area is increasing to match. While there are plenty of tried and true, long-standing favorites around Fort Myers and the Gulf Islands, there are also a number of new and unique spots popping up to tickle your taste buds.
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From the elegance of restaurants in historic or grand buildings, to hidden treasures tucked away in nondescript strip malls, Fort Myers truly delivers on fantastic restaurants for the food lover in everyone.
Twisted Vine
Twisted Vine Bistro sits right across from the newly renovated riverfront in downtown Fort Myers. Known for many years as a wine bar, the selection and quality of the fermented juice still rivals any in the Downtown River District. It's not just the wine but also the food that has patrons coming back. Owners have a partnership with a local urban farm to grow seasonal produce for the restaurant. Whatever is not used is donated back to the community. Always tweaking their menu, Twisted Vine chefs consistently serve a spectacular Pork Shank that falls off the bone. The decadent Twisted Burger with brie is a local favorite along with crisp (not soggy) truffle fries. The Twisted Vine has live music, happy hour and special women's wine events to keep things interesting. (2392261687)
Occupying two old homes dating back to 1902 (they were joined by Peter Pulitzer for his long-time fishing buddy, Fingers O'Bannon, in the early 1970s), for years the Veranda has provided a charming atmosphere as well as consistently good cuisine. Specializing in regional flavors and seafood, a restaurant favorite is artichoke fritters stuffed with blue crab. The personal yet professional service will enhance your dining experience whether you choose to eat indoors or out. The Veranda's lounge is a favorite with the downtown legal crowd. You'll often find live music here, the type one might expect from a sophisticated establishment. A favorite special occasion place, the Veranda is the perfect place for romance and quiet conversation. (239-332-2065)
Mad Fresh Bisto
A warning on the menu at Mad Fresh Bistro both delights and scares patrons, don't ask for 'ketsup', or salt. Trust the chef on this admonition, he is and an avid runner who likes to create the perfect combination of health and decadence in his dishes. The flatbreads are big enough for two or three and the Parisian is always impressive; grilled flank steak with a tarragon salad, topped with a mound of truffle fries. The charcuterie plates are filled with high quality meats, cheeses and other treats. Always check the specials scribed on the chalkboard, they can run out fast. The wines offered are great values and change often. Dining here is close quarters and can get loud, but no one seems to mind much because the food is impeccably prepared and presented, time and time again. Mad Fresh is also open for lunch. ((239) 362-2363)
Misto Bar & Grill
Misto is one of those white linen table cloth, tucked in a strip mall kinda places that foodies long to find. Misto means diverse in Italian and while Chef and owner, Jeorge Lanese, is well known for his Italian expertise, he has branched out at this location with dishes like Seafood Napolean; diver scallops, blue crab stuffed shrimp wrapped in smoked bacon with a hoisin orange and Thai chili sauce over rice. The rich risotto cakes are layered with mozzarella and pesto, over an amazing veal Ragu. The rolls have a crisp but delicate surface with pillowy goodness underneath and all of it is made from scratch. Many regulars rebuff the menu, instructing the chef to send out something amazing, which he does. Misto serves lunch and has a small bar but it fills up fast, just like the dining room. ((239) 673-9799)
La Trattoria Cafe Napoli
Regulars refer to the restaurant as 'Gloria's', after chef/owner Gloria Jordan. She is passionate about food, wine, music and life in general; this passion is evident in her establishment. She is seen more often on the floor these days, than in the kitchen, working the room in sassy high heels and fashionable dresses. Gloria is Cuban but has worldwide experience and training, explaining the many flavors and cuisines she is able to bring together. This is the only true tapas bar in Fort Myers, serving delicious bites like plums stuffed with Gorgonzola, wrapped in Proscuitto then baked. And tender pork ribs tossed in a Mojo Isleno sauce. The Roast Suckling Pig is quite a treat; serving eight or more, it must be ordered in advance. ((239) 931-0050)
CRU Restaurant
Cru is a place to see and be seen in Fort Myers with a hip indoor bar, a casual outside bar and a classy dining room, all serving freshly sources and prepared food. The chefs are constantly updating the menu with creative seasonal dishes while keeping longtime favorites like spicy crab rolls and truffle fries. The wine list is comprehensive and Cru shows it off by hosting outstanding wine dinners. For a truly unique experience, sit at the chef's table and let the staff prepared special courses just for you. You never know what might come out next but you can be sure it will be amazing. The food is first class and so is the service at Cru. ((239) 466-3663)
Mad Hatter
This beach side dining spot has been an island favorite for the perfect combination of food and ambiance, for three decades. With only about a dozen tables, each one has a spectacular view of the sunset over the Gulf of Mexico. The vibe is cozy, with dim lighting and exquisite attention to detail. The menu changes frequently with lots of fish offerings, always a hit, and the bouillabaisse consistently gets rave reviews. Start with a glass of bubbly or another selection from the high-end wine list and perhaps order the foie gras. Other tempting specials include lamb, duck and decadent homemade desserts. Sunset seatings fill up fast so by all means make a reservation. This is a true, waterside gem. (239-472-0033)
Flippers on the Bay
Part of Lovers Key Resort, Flippers On The Bay is a hidden gem between Fort Myers Beach and Bonita Springs. The dining is alfresco and more upscale than one might imagine after taking a gander at restaurant on stilts. It's the only spot on the beach giving diners a view of both the sunrise and the sunset, while serving food for both. The chef is full of laughter and you can almost taste that in his food. Try the Lobster Eggs Benedict for breakfast and the Miso Seabass for dinner, it will melt in your mouth. Sitting on the Estero Bay, you still have a clear view of the Gulf of Mexico and it's one of the best spots to see the dolphin show, presented by Mother Nature. This small space fills up fast on the weekends so call ahead for seating. (239-765-1040)
Angelina's Ristorante
Angelina's screams elegance from the moment you pull up to the building. In 2013 the Italian restaurant hired Sarah Gruenberg as the consulting executive chef. Gruenberg was runner-up in Bravo's "Top Chef: Texas" competition in 2012. Be sure to try the award winning ravioli stuffed with butternut squash and mascarpone cheese, topped with a citrus tomato butter and truffled almonds. The herb marinated grilled veal chop with black truffle parmesan risotto and fresh Italian black truffles is sensational. So is the Cappesante e Pancetta di Maiale; pan seared scallops, slow roasted pork belly, Yukon gold potato puree and Brussels sprout citrus salad. Wine lovers will go cross-eyed over the 4,000 fantastic selections and the thirty foot wine tower. If you are dressed beach casual, you may find yourself excluded from eating in the dinning room but the bar and patio both have the same great menu and ambience. (2393903187)
Sweet Melissa's Cafe
This unique Sanibel restaurant is where foodies go while on the island. Award winning Chef Melissa Talmadge sources local ingredients year-round, for a seasonal menu that leans toward small plates. Her creations are innovative and consistently pleasing. Sweet Melissa's staffers are consummate professionals, and can easily recommend the best wine pairings for your meal. Many nights a week, you can find a local guitarist playing relaxing dinner music. There's an outdoor patio that's lovely for al fresco dining when weather allows and a small, full-service bar. You'll definitely want to secure a reservation for dining in the Winter and Spring tourist seasons. (239-472-1956)
About Gina Birch
Gina carries the rare title of "Native Floridian". Living in Southwest Florida for 22 years, she is a well known, award winning radio and TV personality. Besides brandishing a microphone, Gina is good with a camera and computer, publishing a restaurant guide for Lee County called FLAVOR. Gina is a self-proclaimed Oenophile, traveling to wine regions all over the world to sip what she calls "the nectar of the Gods." When not in the vineyards she loves to explore beautiful beaches and new restaurants. You can find more of her musings in her blog "The Birch Beat" (www.thebirchbeat.blogspot.com)
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ABSTRACT: Gallus GN, Cardaioli E, Rufa A, Collura M, Da Pozzo P, Pretegiani E, Tumino M, Pavone L, Federico A. High frequency of OPA1 mutations causing high ADOA prevalence in south-eastern Sicily, Italy. Optic atrophy type 1 (OPA1) gene mutation causes autosomal dominant optic atrophy (ADOA, MIM #165500). Prevalence of ADOA ranges from 1:50,000 in most populations to 1:12,000 in Denmark. Seventy members of nine families were analysed for the presence of OPA1 gene mutations by polymerase chain reaction (PCR) and direct sequencing. We identified three OPA1 gene mutations in 48 patients with variable signs of optic atrophy. Two mutations, c.784-21_784-22insAluYb8 and c.876_878delTGT, were found in two different families. The third mutation, c.869G>A, was found in 28 patients from seven families. The haplotype analysis data suggested that the c.869G>A mutation is a founder mutation. Our main result suggests a higher ADOA prevalence in south-eastern Sicily than previously found in Denmark. This is because of not only the founder effect but also to the presence of three different mutations in the geographical area of the study. Our hypothesis is that a combination of social pressure because of blindness and migration factors is involved. In fact, in Siracusa, a provincial capital in south-eastern Sicily, St. Lucy, the patron saint of the blind was born and died.
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Located between the city and the coast, Sydney's eastern suburbs are home to some of the area's best- known attractions, including Bondi Beach, Coogee Beach, Watsons Bay, South Head and Nielsen Park.
Bondi Beach has a style all of its own. On Sundays, head to the famous Bondi Markets and browse handicrafts, designer fashions, vintage goods and more. The promenade at the back of the beach is a favourite walking track and Campbell Parade is a popular grazing ground for Sydney's cafe society. Perched on the southern tip of Australia's most famous beach is one of Sydney's most spectacular drinking and dining spots, Icebergs Dining Room and Bar. For delicious ice cream join the queue at Gelato Messina and marvel at the day's specials board. As night approaches, slip into something glamorous and watch the sunset from the comfort of a waterside bar. For something a bit more casual, try the Bucket List for a laid-back vibe beside the ocean.
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Long shot of surfer heading to water at Bondi, Sydney. Image Robert Billington, Tourism NSW
Children on boogie boards at Bondi Beach. Image Tourism NSW
Two surfers with a dog at Bondi Beach. Image James Pipino, Tourism NSW
Skateboarder and bikerider on skate ramp at Bondi beach. Image Pierre Toussaint, Tourism NSW
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Popular Bondi Beach filled with summer crowds, Bondi. Image Hamilton Lund, Tourism NSW
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Super hype. This would make a cool necklace
This is adorable. :3
Just noticed how much of your art contains fishies. *gets out fishing pole* >:3
Beautiful art by the way.
Beautiful art by the way.
i adore this......
Simply lovely
Wow, cool!! I love how you painted it.
So cute
Nice work
Love it!
i looove this
Superb and makes you go Hmmmm. Well Done
aw i love it!!! especially their eyes
so nice!!
i love gold fish!
❤‿❤ R-e-m-a-r-k-a-b-l-e~!
I like the composition and colours.
sure hope that cork is porous!
çok sade ve güzel. balıkların ifadeleri de süper, şu ifadeye benziyorlar "O_o"
I love this, great colours.
Beautiful colors
Beautiful art (:
Very awesome work
Awesome picture! Great work
Fave at first sight. Reminds me of my favorite artist.
seriously one of the most awesome drawings i've seen in a while.
I just can't get over how cool this is!
i want to be a little gold fish
this is what every mana potion has ^_^
I love the texture~
Nice! ^_^
Nice to see you experimenting with slightly different motives than usual. Cool!
how very odd.
really a beautiful piece
This reminds me of my two guppies that multiplied like crazy. o.0
This is super sweet. I love your colors and the textures.
awesome! cool style!
I love how the orange fish stand out against the bluee x)
so awesome
Pretty cool looking
Very Beautiful!
I can recognize your style anywhere! I dont even have to look at the username to know you worked on it(: Its awesome as always!
Very beautiful
i love how they all have little scales!


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