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Recently, I was scanning Netflix for a movie to watch and I came across Indecent Proposal. I watched it, again. Surprise, Herbie Hancock played the piano in one scene. I hadn't noticed that when I watched the movie the first time. It was released in 1993. Back then, I wasn't fully aware of jazz yet. Anyway, the movie got me thinking. Continue Reading →
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According to www.whosampled.com, Billy Cobham's music has been sampled over 40 times, including two signature songs "Red Baron" (sampled eight times) and "Heather" (sampled 15 times) first released during the 1970s. A founding member of the Mahavishnu Orchestra in 1971, Cobham co-founded his own fusion group in 1969, and then was invited to play on four cuts on Miles Davis' Bitches Brew. At age 69, he's still as strong as ever: Cobham's current Spectrum 40 tour swings through Minneapolis on October 1 for a one-night stop at the downtown Dakota Jazz Club. "It will be a real pleasure to perform there," he said during a recent phone interview with the MSR.
On his website, www.billycobham.com, it says that the Panama native, who grew up in New York, got his "first paying gig" when he was only eight years old, then later joined a local drum and bugle corps and attended New York's famed High School of Music and Art — where he studied music theory and drum technique. "I started on the road in [19]63," recalls Cobham, who later played in the U.S. Army Band as a percussionist during his three years of military service in the mid-1960s. Continue Reading →
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Much to his consternation, Kanye West has never won the Grammy for Album of the Year … which is why we can't even begin to imagine how he feels about the Best Recording Package award. After all, he's never even been nominated for that one.
True, Watch The Throne did pick up a nod a few Grammys ago, but it was 'Ye's creative partner Virgil Abloh who scored the honor (according to the National Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences, the award is given out to art directors) … and, really, it's not like it matters, since WTT lost Best Recording Package to the Arcade Fire's Scenes from the Suburbs deluxe edition, anyway.
So, to date, the award has eluded him, a trend that seems certain to continue with his brand-new Yeezus album … especially since its packaging consists of little more than a clear CD jewel box, a strategically placed piece of tape, and a single sticker affixed to the back cover. But, that may not actually be the case, because according to Academy guidelines, as long as it's submitted for Grammy consideration, Yeezus is more than eligible for Best Recording Package, provided "the package is the standard commercial version that is nationally distributed for sale."
Basically, that means that as long as all the copies of Yeezus in stores are the same — and, as far as we can tell, they are — then the album could finally bring West his first Recording Package Grammy. And it would truly be his: according to a spokesperson (whom we had to contact since the full Yeezus credits have yet to be posted on Kanye's official site), West is credited with the design of the album's packaging.
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Per the Recording Academy, the Best Recording Package award was established to "recognize excellence in packaging for work on classical or non-classical albums and singles released for the first time during the eligibility year." One category is for standard format — jewel cases, digipaks, LPs — while a second is handed out for boxed sets, special packages and limited-edition packages. Recent winners of the former category include Black Keys' drummer Patrick Carney's brother, Dan, for the group's Brothers album, Metallica (yes, they apparently designed it) for Death Magnetic and Adam Jones for Tool's 10,000 Days.


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Favre Inactive; Ripken's Streak Remains Safe
Brett Favre, who is expected to retire after this season, will never reach baseball great Cal Ripken's record of 2,632 straight starts. His is inactive for tonight's Vikings-Giants game, ending his record consecutive starts streak at 297. Counting playoff games, the streak was 322 games. He injured his shoulder last week when he was tackled by Buffalo Bills linebacker Arthur Moats.
The streak began against the Pittsburgh Steelers on September 27, 1992. George H.W. Bush was president. Boyz II Men's "End of the Road" was atop the Billboard charts. Children born that week are now high school seniors.
Between then and now, two Bushes and a Clinton run the White House, and a fourth president would also make his home there. The compact disc would supplant the cassette tape, and would be eclipsed in turn by the mp3. Favre would even become a grandfather, the only known active NFL player to achieve that honor. The federal budget would climb from less than $1.4 trillion to over $3.5 trillion.
The times, they have changed. Brett Favre playing on Sundays was about the only thing that stayed the same.
There was some hope that Favre would be starting tonight and keep constancy alive; mother nature did all she could to buy Brett some extra time to heal. Winter weather stranded the Giants in Kansas City on Saturday night, delaying the game for a day. Then the Metrodome's inflatable roof collapsed, covering the indoor stadium's field in snow. The game was moved to Detroit's Ford Field, which has the advantage of an intact roof.
But it wasn't enough. Brett Favre is there as his Vikings try to beat the New York Giants tonight on an unfamiliar field in Detroit. But he won't be starting, and he won't be playing, which is at least as unfamiliar sight to the sports world.
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Christianity in Latin America: A History. By Ondina E. González and Justo L. González. New York: Cambridge University Press, 2008. 331 pages. $23.99 (paper); $80.00 (cloth).
Tackling the difficult task of encapsulating over five hundred years of religious history in a geographic area of over seven million square miles is quite daunting, especially given the space limitation of three hundred pages of text. However, in their new book Ondina and Justo González provide a good general overview of the history of Christianity in Latin America. The authors use a thematic approach to trace the colonial and postcolonial periods in Latin America. They provide readers with a sense of the transformation that took place as different groups assumed (and often fought for) control across this immense and rich region. They write in an accessible style, allowing for a fairly wide-ranging appeal. This book will be most useful for undergraduate courses or general readers with interest in Christianity in Latin America.
Over the course of the eleven chapters, González and González write about the different phenomena of outsiders bringing various ideas to Latin America. In response, Latin Americans adopt, adapt, and take ownership of new concepts arriving on their shores. After a brief contextual setup outlining the indigenous religious layout before the arrival of colonizing countries, Christianity in Latin America addresses the impact of Roman Catholic Europeans. Here, the authors make the interesting observation that the "New World" had a significant impact on Catholicism. The relationship between the Old World and the New World was reciprocal. As the various Latin American countries began to gain independence, the landscape appeared homogenously Catholic, but autochthonous (indigenous) movements never disappeared. Latin America also experienced a steady influx of Protestant groups beginning in the nineteenth century and continuing to the present.
Despite Protestant immigration and evangelization, the Catholic Church remained the dominant religious group throughout the region. …


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First-ever Paramount Jazz coming SundayPublished 6:57am Wednesday, January 16, 2013
Feeling a little blue this winter?
The blues and jazz of all kinds will be featured at Paramount Jazz when the Austin High School jazz band plays the Historic Paramount Theatre at 3 p.m. on Jan. 20, with Southern Minnesota's Real Big Band, based out of Mankato.
This first-ever concert is a fundraiser for the AHS and Ellis Middle School jazz bands, and audience members will get to hear both ensembles swing through a variety of jazzy selections, both traditional and contemporary.
The high school jazz band has been working on many standards including Bobby Darin's "Beyond the Sea," and Glenn Miller's "American Patrol," as well as the classic rock staple "Moondance," by Van Morrison.
The Real Big Band will be returning to Austin after it performed as part of the Southeastern Minnesota Middle Level Honor Band. However, this will be their first formal concert in the Austin area.
The ensemble was established in 1998 in Mankato and plays a wide variety of big band music, including songs by Count Basie, Duke Ellington, Maynard Ferguson, and Stan Kenton. The Real Big Band includes Austin resident and local band director Tim Davis, who has played trumpet in the group for six years.
Paramount Jazz is the brainchild of Ellis band director Nino Tarara and AHS band director Brad Mariska.
"We wanted to find an opportunity for our students to not only perform an all-jazz concert but also collaborate with professional jazz musicians and give Austin audiences a taste of the growing school jazz program," Mariska said. "We wanted to perform a weekend matinee so that audience members of all ages could attend and so that family members from out of town could more easily attend a concert."
Tickets for Paramount Jazz can be ordered in advance by calling the Paramount at 507-434-0934 or online at www.paramounttheatre.org. Adult tickets are $5 and students only $3 in advance. Tickets will also be sold at the door on the day of for an additional cost.
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Fred's Fab Four for 2011
www.theFREDreport.com is designed to be a look ahead at the next year, to see if there are any interesting themes and such that we see. Understand that, like all things in the FRED Report, we will be monitoring our signals to actually make recommendations. But, if signals suggest that some of these themes are starting to occur, we will recommend them and will go with it! Our overriding theme is that the economy is going to get better, albeit slowly, and that we will also see continued improvement overseas. This should cause some changes in the inter market relationships we have become accustomed to, and that will be the gist of this article.First we will talk about the U.S. equity markets. As we write this we are seeing some cracks in the intermediate technical picture of the markets. Sentiment indicators are moving into bearish positions, and some breadth indicators are weakening as well. This points to a significant peak, and a tough first and possibly second quarter for equities in 2011. We think that 2011 will ultimately be positive, though, with a strong second half of the year. Second, let's talk about foreign equity markets. We continue to feel that Asia and developing markets will be "where the action is". We see continued systemic problems in Europe that will impact their markets, but believe that world markets are in the process of discounting this. We see continued economic strength occurring in Asia and ultimately world markets, which will in turn impact commodity prices and interest rates. European debt problems should be part of the overall backdrop - the "wall of worry" that bull markets climb. Third, let's talk about the currency and interest rate markets. We believe that as part of the European "wall of worry" the dollar will strengthen, and foreign currencies weaken. There is much talk about the dollar losing its status as a reserve currency - but if the Euro is pressured by European problems money should flow out into the dollar. The dollar may have problems short-term, but when we look at the alternatives, there does not seem to be a viable alternative to the buck. At the same time, our bonds should stabilize, with enough buying from abroad to counteract inflationary forces. This means that we believe the dollar will rally along with stocks and interest rates will remain stable. Fourth, let's talk about commodities. We believe that next year will be the "year of spot shortages" as the economy improves. Commodities should rally next year, in spite of a stronger dollar. Indeed - the stronger dollar should be one of the "walls of worry" that commodity prices climb. 2011 should be the year that the deflationary scare finally leaves the markets, and gives way to slow inflation (what was called creeping inflation in the 1950's). Gold as an inflation hedge, and oil (because of improved economic performance) should both rally, and agriculturals and such should also participate."Fred's Fab Four" from
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|Loebsack: House Vote on Student Loan Interest Rates is a Charade
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Washington, D.C. – Congressman Dave Loebsack today released the following statement after the House voted on Republican-led legislation, which the President has already stated he will veto, to try and look as if they are concerned about college accessibility.
"Today's vote is a shining example of how low Republicans will go to further their political games instead of actually accomplishing anything for Iowa families. Just last week Republicans voted en mass to allow the student loan interest rates to double, and now hide behind a vote on a bill they know is going nowhere. Iowa families can't afford these games. Unfortunately, it looks as if Republicans want to push students to the edge, just like they did with the economy. As much as Republicans would like, they can't have their cake and eat it too.
"As someone who has helped craft and pass legislation to expand access to college, it is sickening to watch this unfold. Congress should not be building more hurdles for young people to get the education and skills they need to thrive, and they should not be making it even harder for Iowa families to afford to send their kids to college. I personally know what it is like to work hard and rely on financial aid to pay for tuition. No student should be turned away from attending college because he or she cannot afford it and no student should have to face a Republican-made roadblock, which is exactly what today's vote creates."
Loebsack is a cosponsor of two pieces of legislation, H.R. 4816 and H.R. 3826, which would ensure the increase does not occur. As a member of the Education and the Workforce Committee, he has also championed numerous pieces of legislation to increase access to higher education, including:
· College Cost Reduction and Access Act (CCRAA) Loebsack helped craft and pass this legislation, which makes college more affordable and accessible for all Iowans by increasing the maximum Pell Grant scholarship and expanding eligibility;
· Student Aid and Fiscal Responsibility Act, H.R. 3221 Loebsack was a cosponsor of this bill, which will save American taxpayers $61 billion by making the student loan process more efficient. The bill further expanded the maximum Pell Grant available from $5,550 in 2010 to $5,975 in 2017, granting Iowa students more than $291 million for higher education. This bill was the largest single investment in student aid in America's history, and will make college more accessible, transform the way student loan programs operate and strengthen community colleges.
Loebsack has urged the House Speaker and the Chairman of the Education and the Workforce Committee to move forward a bill that will actually stop the increase. A copy of the letter can be found here.###
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A NATION AT WAR: DISSENT; Antiwar Effort Emphasizes Civility Over Confrontation
By KATE ZERNIKE and DEAN E. MURPHY
Published: March 29, 2003
With the war against Iraq in its second week, the most influential antiwar coalitions have shifted away from large-scale disruptive tactics and stepped up efforts to appeal to mainstream Americans.
One of the largest groups, Win Without War, is encouraging the two million people on its e-mail list to send supportive letters to soldiers. Other groups have redoubled their fund-raising for billboards that declare ''Peace is Patriotic'' and include the giant image of an unfurling American flag.
The changed tone comes after a week of street protests marking the start of the war that reduced San Francisco to anarchy, turned Chicago's Lakeshore Drive into a parking lot and paralyzed major roads in Atlanta, Boston and other cities.
This week, the nation's largest antiwar coalitions said they were abandoning their plan to disrupt everyday life. Instead, they said, they would direct protests at federal institutions, corporations and media conglomerates that ''profit from war'' in an effort to attract attention but not offend most Americans.
The shift reflects a tension that has existed within the nation's antiwar movement for months.
Radical groups like those weaned on the antiglobalization protests that disrupted Seattle four years ago sought more civil disobedience. More mainstream groups like the National Council of Churches were afraid that confrontational tactics would only alienate the American public.
At least for now, the more mainstream groups have gained the upper hand. They have sought to cast their movement as the loyal opposition, embracing the troops but condemning the war. Within the movement, which includes everything from small groups in small towns to a large alliance of more than 200 organizations, radical elements still exist. But the larger and more influential groups have sought over time to sideline them, deliberately excluding certain speakers, dismissing certain tactics, marginalizing certain protests, in a determined effort to avoid being dismissed as career malcontents.
The week before the war began, another major coalition, United for Peace and Justice, declined to join in sponsoring a rally put on by International Answer, a group whose names stands for Act Now to Stop War and End Racism, saying its message was too left-wing and alienating.
And even the umbrella organization that helped shut down San Francisco's financial district last week began its more mundane protests this week with an announcement that demonstrators interested in thuggery should keep their distance.
''If we're going to be a force that needs to be listened to by our elected officials, by the media, by power, our movement needs to reflect the population,'' said Leslie Cagan, co-chairwoman of United for Peace and Justice, and a career political organizer.
''It needs to be diverse,'' Ms. Cagan went on, ''it needs to be large, it needs to include the people who could be described as mainstream -- but that doesn't exclude the people who are sometimes thought of as the fringes.''
Even the more mainstream groups are full of people who have spent large stretches of their lives on the front lines of protest movements, from the civil rights struggles to antiglobalization campaigns. But they say they have learned from their own mistakes. So while attacking corporate America for driving this war, antiwar groups have co-opted corporate strategies, rolling out media campaigns as if opposition to war were a new kind of cola.
For weeks, public relations firms have sent news organizations daily suggestions for interviews and ''great visuals'' that feature protesters. Groups practicing civil disobedience make sure their designated publicity person avoids arrest, to remain available to television cameras. One organization even ''embedded'' reporters among protesters the way the Pentagon did with its troops.
''The great lesson from Madison Avenue is repetition,'' Ms. Cagan said. ''If you get the same message out in different ways, you begin to break into people's consciousness.''
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The last time a vast antiwar movement took American streets was during the Vietnam War, so comparisons between this movement and that one are inevitable.
The new antiwar groups take pride in the size of the crowds they have been able to mobilize. They have grown a protest movement the size of which it took Vietnam-era organizers four years to build -- this time, without a draft and even before the first body bags might shock people into the streets.
United for Peace and Justice, for example, says it took only six weeks to get 350,000 people to a rally in New York in February, and Win Without War says it took four days to set up 6,800 candlelight vigils the week the war began.
''I am rather pleased with the way things have gone,'' said Michael N. Nagler, the founder and former chairman of the Peace and Conflict Studies Department at the University of California at Berkeley. ''I have been monitoring the peace movement for almost four decades, and often wringing my hands in despair for its lack of savvy and lack of organization.''
Still, it is a different era now.
Protest has become routine, no longer seen as an assault on the country's values and culture the way it was when demonstrators descended on Washington in the 1960's.
The Internet makes it far easier to organize swiftly and draw out crowds.


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No but thanks for reminding me. My boys are both getting their first tooth now. :) I'm bad about brushing my daughters teeth but she really fights me doing it and tries to do it herself but doesn't get them as good as she should. I'm trying to teach her how to brush better.
I bought the baby toothpaste and it came with a toothbrush as well.. I try to brush her teeth at least once a week but I don't always remember! My LO has 6 teeth now (4 top and 2 bottom)! It's really hard to brush them though because she just wants to chew on the brush..lol
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On the package, they actually tell you to brush your baby's teeth because they won't do a good job, lol! Like I was going to hand LO the toothbrush and wait for her to do a good job
my lo has one tooth and i haven't brushed it yet, although i should, i know. twice/day with flouride toothpaste (because where i live we don't have flouride in our water).
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Reflecting concerns of members, Finance Minister P Chidambaram today said in the Lok Sabha he was not happy with implementation of Air India's turnaround plan, but is injecting Rs 2,000 crore to keep the national carrier afloat to check any spurt in fares.
"As far as AI is concerned there is a turnaround plan. I am not happy with the way the plan has been implemented in the past. There has been several setbacks. But what do we do with AI? If I do not provide this Rs 2,000 crore there will be greater difficulty," he said winding up a discussion on the supplementary demands for grants.
Of the additional expenditure Rs 32,120 crore under the first batch of supplementary, Rs 2,000 crore has been earmarked for equity infusion in Air India as part of the turnaround plan and restructuring package.
"If AI is not kept afloat, what will happen is airfares will go up, other airline companies will simply push up their air fares because so many seats will not be available. Which is why we are providing Rs 2,000 crore to AI," Chidambaram said.
The Minister said there were some indications of an uptick in Air India in the last quarter and hoped that AI employees and management will also assist in turning it around.
The national carrier's losses have been mounting from Rs 5,548.26 crore in 2008-09, Rs 5,552.44 crore in 2009-10, Rs 6,865.17 crore in 2010-11 to Rs 7,853 crore in 2011-12.
"There are airlines in the country and around the world running in profit and there is no reason why AI should not be turned around," Chidambaram said.
His response came after members from parties like BJD, Trinamool Congress questioned the government's move to infuse more funds when there was no proper plan for the turnaround of the national carrier.
Saugata Roy (TMC) attacked the government for not heeding to its plea for a moratorium on interest payment on loans taken by West Bengal.
He said in the absence of moratorium, the West Bengal government was unable to undertake development projects for want of funds.
Roy criticised the economic policies of the government and particularly targetted FDI in retail and cutting of subsidies.
He was critical of the government's move to pay Rs 28,500 crore to oil marketing companies to meet under-recoveries.
Roy attacked the government for failing to turn around Air India as he objected to the demand for approval of Rs 2,000 crore in


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Peek-a-Boo! Katie Holmes Shows a Little Skin in New York City (Photos)Sunny Chanel
Katie Holmes has been pretty flirty with showing skin lately!
Suri Cruise's fashion loving mom was spotted in New York City showing off more than her style, she showed off a little skin too. During a minor wardrobe malfunction, her rather sheer white blouse blew open to show off her toned and trim tummy(which she's been working very had at keeping in shape lately). She also wore a dark hued bra under her sheer white blouse, what is usually a fashion no-no.
And just last night this now seemingly saucy mom was spotted last night showing off a bit of her bra in a reveling top at the premiere of Jack and Jill.
Check out photos of Katie Holmes and her peek-a-boo performance right here!
Katie Holmes 1 of 5Say hello to Katie Holmes' belly!
Katie Holmes 2 of 5At first the shirt stayed place...
Katie Holmes 3 of 5But as she walked it revealed a bit of her belly.
Katie Holmes 4 of 5And the shirt is also a bit on the sheer side!
Katie Holmes 5 of 5Do you think she should wear a cami next time?
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Modern Warfare, Assasins Creed, and Resident Evil 6
I'd like to know what world you live in. Sounds like a place with really unique games getting the sales and reception they deserve. Unfortunately, the only one listed that didn't receive 10/10s across the board from reputable game journalism sites is Resident Evil 6. AND GUESS WHAT!? Capcom has announced they're not going to continue with the current Resident Evil series and are going to attempt a reboot of it. Probably hiring some small company that has mild success in making games and give them a chance to do something with the big boys. *coughninjatheory*
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Modern Warfare, Assasins Creed, and Resident Evil 6
Yeah, but resident evil NEEDs a reboot badly.
3 years ago#85
parthos566 posted...
you mad about DmC go play the HD Collection because you won't be seeing DMC 5 for a long time if ever....
Here is the thing. A lot are playing the DMC HD collection and have not bought this. Hence the flop. We might not see DMC 5 but DmC is dead before it even got going and a sequel will be suicide. At the end of the day antis have won either way.
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3 years ago#86
craelon posted...
Your wrong. The sole and only reason Capcom rebooted was because they wanted more sales than DMC4.
In an interview with Spanish gaming site 3D Juegos Inafune said the new direction would help maximise sales by appealing to a broader audience.
"The reason is that, despite the franchise has some very loyal followers, their sales are not particularly high, especially overseas." said Inafune. '
Though Inafune discussed Devil May Cry 5 openly, he didn't confirm the game was actually in development. Instead, he teased fans by saying 'when' the game does begin development, it will be quite different from the previous titles in the series.
"Devil May Cry 5 is a game that, when started development, this will change a lot in relation to the above," he added.
"Durr Inafune said that, and he left Capcom!" This interview was posted in September 2010, and the first trailer for DmC was in the same month. Pretty sure he knew what was going on.
I know there was another interview where someone from Capcom straight up compared DMC4 sales to GoW, but I can't find it.
And if Capcom gave a damn about their PR, they would have told Ol' Tammy to shut his mouth the first time he mouthed off about the old games, and actually tried to calm the fans down, instead of badmouthing them.
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You ladies done kissing in here?
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Don't look at me like that, you cretin.
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Arsene has a stand in the market where he sells a variety of household products. He has been operating this business for three years. He will use the loan to buy boxes, plaster, and scotch tape. His business strategy is to market his products near a large depot in his market.
This is Arsene's first loan with HOPE Congo, Kiva's partner. His group members and HOPE are confident he will be able to repay the loan. Arsene hopes to continue to grow and have a large household goods store.
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About HOPE Congo S.A.: HOPE Congo S.A. is a start-up microfinance institution located in Brazzaville, Republic of the Congo. As of 2009, the Republic of the Congo was the 136th-ranked country in the United Nations Development Programme's Human Development Index. The average life expectancy is in the low 50s and food insecurity poses a constant threat to ordinary people's well-being. Through the creation of community banks, HOPE Congo provides credit, savings, and training for entrepreneurs in Brazzaville. With their services, they aim to nourish a culture of saving and an independent community of responsible and self-sustaining entrepreneurs.
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"Sly Majid's hope, when he first arrived at The University
of Texas at Austin, was to continue the kind of volunteer work he
had enjoyed as a high school student in his hometown of Allen, just
north of Dallas. He has not been disappointed.
Majid, a junior majoring in government, has become a leader in
campus volunteerism in addition to having a political leadership
role as vice president of the university's student government
"Sly came to the university with a passion for helping others,"
said Glen Baumgart, coordinator of the University Volunteer Program.
"In his first three years at The University of Texas at Austin,
Sly has run an environmental program for youth, created a service
organization for first-year students and coordinated one of the
university's largest one-day service programs—Project
2003. As a volunteer, Sly has dedicated himself to others. As a
leader, Sly has led more than 2,500 students to get involved as
Baumgart said Majid has been named chair of Project 2004, which
will involve a one-day project next spring with more than 2,000
volunteers helping to clean and beautify an Austin neighborhood.
Majid said values instilled by his Muslim faith and his family
inspired him to seek volunteer opportunities while in junior high
school. In Allen, he was active in United Way projects and worked
in a community center. He was also a member of PALS (Peer Assistance
League) and mentored at elementary schools twice a week.
Majid said that when he became a student at The University of Texas
at Austin he began helping the Student Volunteer Board, which taught
him that anything that needs to be done can be done.
"The time and amount of work you give in is what you get
out of it, and it's something that has been a staple in my
life and will be for many years to come," Majid said. "You
should never wait for someone to do it for you. If you see a problem,
go out there and try to fix it."
Majid said a valuable volunteer experience for him was designing
and implementing a new program called Texas FIRST (Freshmen Integrating
Respect Service and Teamwork). The program is designed to develop
a freshmen class or interest group based on service.
Majid said he believes anyone who gets involved in community service
at the university will reap benefits far beyond graduation.
"There's a sense of fulfillment and a sense of pride
that you left this university a better place than when you arrived,"
Majid said. "I think that really represents and portrays what
I want to do and what the University Volunteer Center has helped
me do."
—"It's amazing to see the work that we're
getting done…. I would have never seen myself organizing
something where we have up to 2,500 students helping others. And,
to me, that's something that I don't think I could
do if I weren't working in a student environment."
—"It's amazing to see the work that we're
getting done…. I would have never seen myself organizing
something where we have up to 2,500 students helping others. And,
to me, that's something that I don't think I could
do if I weren't working in a student environment."
Serving on the team for the Project 2001 beautification program
helped Ricardo Gutierrez affirm his personal definition of volunteerism.
"It's not just something I can do, but something I
should do," said Gutierrez, a native of Hebbronville, Texas
who was very involved in volunteerism at The University of Texas
at Austin during 2001-2002.
He said he grew up being taught it was important to help other
people and he carried that with him to Austin when he entered the
university. He became involved in the University Volunteer Center
and learned to become a more effective volunteer using certain processes
for planning events and projects.
Building on the sentiment instilled in him by his family, Gutierrez
was prompted to get involved with volunteerism at The University
of Texas at Austin based on his sense of "needing to help
other people." Gutierrez began his involvement through student
organizations such as Habitat for Humanity and Civitan. From there
he became involved with what he designates as his most valuable
volunteer experience, Project 2001. This led to his having been
selected as the co-chair for the highly successful Project 2002,
which drew broad recognition as a community and environmental program.
Gutierrez, who has taken time out from university studies this
year to pursue an interest in culinary school, has fond memories
of some of the residents who were helped by the student volunteers
during Project 2002.
"At the end of the day," he said, "I remember
going from house to house just talking to the homeowners and just
making sure everything was all right with them, and making sure
they got their work done. I remember this one little lady, Ms. Huff,
she was about 80 years old. She came out and she gave me this big
hug and told me she was real grateful for the work we did and that
she was so excited when we brought the plants over. She went inside
and put on her overalls and her gloves and planted the plants right
there whenever we showed up, because she was that excited about
—"To me, community involvement is almost a duty as
a citizen of that community."
—"To me, community involvement is almost a duty as
a citizen of that community."
Shannon Trilli credits the University Volunteer Center at The University
of Texas at Austin as "the most influential factor"
in helping her to realize her career aspirations. Through her experience
with Project 2001, a community beautification project, she was inspired
to pursue a master's degree in nonprofit management at New
York University.
Beginning her voluntary experiences as part of high school organizations,
Trilli worked at blood drives, highway clean-ups and taught Sunday
school at her church. She began her involvement with the University
Volunteer Center as a member of the Student Volunteer Board and
eventually co-chaired Project Reach Out and Project 2001. She also
was the Project 2000 Elderly and Disabled Homes Chair and served
as an elementary school tutor through the Neighborhood Longhorns
When she arrived at The University of Texas at Austin, Trilli participated
in volunteerism because it made her feel good. By the time she left
the university, she considered volunteerism to be a civic duty.
Stephanie Collett is an innovator. Her credits include founding
two important volunteer programs at The University of Texas at Austin,
the UTReads tutoring program and the Hearts of Texas Rescue Team,
a disaster relief program, while she was an undergraduate student.
Starting these programs prompted Collett to become the chair of
the University of Texas Volunteer Board during her senior year in
Now a first-year student in the university's School of Law,
Collett said her undergraduate experience with the University Volunteer
Center has taught her to combine two things very dear to her heart—volunteerism
and law—in planning her career.
"The meaning that the volunteer experience has brought into
my life…whatever I choose to do in the legal field, I'm
going to look for that meaning," said Collett. She said her
volunteer experience at the university taught her an important lesson
that has become her philosophy about volunteerism—"Do
service in an area where people really need you."
She said her early volunteer efforts involved participation in
canned food drives but she found a whole other "dimension"
to volunteerism when she got involved in direct service at the university
with projects like the Hearts of Texas Rescue Team. Collett said
this disaster relief program collects funds needed by victims and
provides the campus with an outlet to react to disasters that occur
around the world.
Richa Gulati has always believed people should give something back
to their communities. She certainly gave her share as one of the
thousands of students from The University of Texas at Austin who
performed volunteer service during 2001.
"Your environment is only as good as you make it,"
said Gulati, who was graduated from the university in spring 2001
and went on to Harvard School of Law with plans to concentrate on
the area of international public service.
While at The University of Texas at Austin, Gulati was named as
a Harry S. Truman Scholar for Public Service, receiving the award
for her commitment to service as the chair of Student Hunger Awareness
Week, an officer in the Indian Student's Association and co-chair
of the International Awareness Committee of the Texas Union Council.
Richa was the only Texan to be named a Truman Scholar in 2001.
As part of the university's Student Volunteer Board and Project
ReachOut, Gulati was able to realize her most valuable volunteer
experience by observing the other students around her who were so
committed to service.
"I both adored and was humbled by being surrounded by so
many selfless individuals who were always proud to serve UT,"
Gulati said.
Contact: Robert D. Meckel
Contributing writer: Betty Jeanne Wolfe
Photos: Marsha Miller


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Grotti is a luxury-sports car manufacturer featured in the GTA series based on the real-world Italian automotive company Ferrari S.p.A. Throughout the series, the company features the Turismo, the Cheetah, and the Jetmax. Grotti has dealers in Rodeo, Los Santos in Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas and in Algonquin, Liberty City in Grand Theft Auto IV. Breaking into a Turismo in Grotti's Algonquin showroom (GTA IV) will give the player one wanted star.
Grotti in Italian means coves, or sea inlets, but is presumably a play on the English word grotty, meaning seedy. Grotti's logo caricatures Ferrari's prancing horse. In GTA San Andreas the logo has a prancing rabbit/hare and in GTA IV the logo has a horse sitting down.
Dealership location
- GTA San Andreas
- Bismarck Ave and Pyrite St, Middle Park East, Algonquin, Liberty City, across from Perseus and the Middle Park East Safehouse.
The Grotti showroom in Los Santos, San Andreas. Pictured are the Cheetah and the Turismo in classic Rosso corsa.
The Grotti two-story showroom in Algonquin can be entered.
A Turismo manufactured by Grotti
- If you bring in a vehicle or use a cheat to spawn a vehicle on the top floor and attempt to drive it, you will receive a wanted level.
- The Grotti dealership in Middle Park East on Bismarck Ave resembles the New York City Ferrari/Maserati showroom in the Upper East Side of Manhattan on Park Avenue.
- The Middle Park East dealership is possibly unique of all businesses in the GTA family in that it appears to operate on regular business hours; during daytime, the doors are unlocked and there are customers mulling about inside. At night, the doors are locked and the place is deserted. (This differs from virtually every other accessible business in the Grand Theft Auto family that are open 24 hours a day.) Occasionally a glitch will occur in which a pedestrian will become trapped inside the closed dealership at night and unable to exit.
- The company name could be a nod to John Gotti, a Mafia boss of the Gambino Crime Family.
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Last weekend in April, Philadelphia to Pittsburgh.
Route follows PA Bicycle Route S with connectors to Philly and Pgh.
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Start-Liberty Bell
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