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Works for Cello and Piano - Lalo, et al / Demin, Slessarev
1 CD / Boheme / 2007-09-01Works: Edouard Lalo: Sonata for cello & piano in A minor; Sergey Prokofiev: Ballade for cello & piano in C minor, Op. 15; Edison Denisov: Sonata for cello and piano; Alfred Schnittke: Sonata for cello & pia...
Performers: Demin, Andrei; Slesarev, Yuri
Born in 1949, Andrei Demin studied under Natailia Shakhovskaya at the Moscow Conservatory. A winner of many international competitions, he shows great imagination with a...continue...
Jan Niederle: Piano Sonatas no 1 & 2 / Jan Niederle
1 CD / Boheme / 2006-10-01Works: Jan Niederle: Sonata for Piano no 1 in B major "The Legend of Francis of Assisi"; Sonata for Piano no 2 in Eb major "Icone de Carmel"
Performers: Niederle, Jan
The 'Sonata No. 1' follows the life of St. Francis in twelve consecutive parts, and the 'Sonata No. 2,' with its melding of the Liszt...continue...
Russian Marches and Waltzes / Leningrad Military Orchestra
1 CD / Boheme / 2006-02-01Works: Anonymous: March of the Preobrazhensky Regiment; Anonymous, Russian: March of the Saratovsky Regiment, for band; March of the Baturinsky Regiment, for band; March of the Kavalergardsky Regiment, for ...
Conductors: Ushaposky, N.; Eldyshev, V.; Sokolov, S.
Comrades who love the artistry of the military band, unite! Here is another exciting release by the Orchestra of the Headquarters of the Leningrad Military...continue...
Petrov: Shore of Hope Suite, etc / Serov, A. Jansons, et al
1 CD / Boheme / 2003-04-29Works: Andrei Petrov: Shore of Hope; Songs of our Time; Creation of the World
Conductors: Serov, Eduard; Jansons, Arvid
Ensemble: Leningrad Orchestra for Ancient and Modern Music; St. Petersburg Philharmonic Orchestra
Dmitriev: Chamber and Electronic Music
1 CD / Boheme / 2001-10-01Works: Georgi Dmitriev: In Hermann Hesse's Manner; Warsaw Fantasy for Violin and Piano; Stained-Glass Windows; Nicolo "A Quasi-Romantic Fantasy"; Adagio for Upic
Performers: Dmitri, George; Igolinsky, Vladislav; Khrapko, I.; Kravchenko, M.; Lubimov, Alexei; Medvedeva, Irina; Mikhailov, Lev; Sabat, I.; Sergeyeva, Tatyana; Skuratovsky, S.; Sokolov, Vladimir [Clarinet]; Vas...
Ensemble: Kiev Saxophone Quartet; USSR State Radio Symphony Orchestra Soloists
Artyomov: Concert of the 13, Awakening, etc / Baley, et al
1 CD / Boheme / 2001-09-01Works: Vyacheslav Artiomov: Concert of the 13; Awakening; Morning Songs; A Garland of Recitations
Performers: Besiadinskaya, Iana; Grindenko, Tatiana; Komoliatov, Nikolai; Krysa, Oleh; Liubimov, Anatoly; Meschaninov, Piotr; Mikhailov, Lev; Pakulichev, Vladimir; Popov, Valeri; Schichmurzayeva, Zarius
Conductors: Rozhdestvensky, Gennady; Baley, Virko
Ensemble: Moscow Philharmonic Orchestra; Russian State Symphony Orchestra
Dmitriev: The Testament of Nicolai Gogol / Popov, et al
1 CD / Boheme / 2001-02-01Works: Georgi Dmitriev: The Testament of Nicolai Gogol
Performers: Burlayev, Nikolay; Korchak, D.; Ladyuk, V.; Smolentseva, S.; Zvereva, O.
Conductors: Popov, Victor
Ensemble: Academy of Choral Art Greater Choir
1 CD / Boheme / 2000-11-01Works: Christian / Goodman: Seven Come Eleven; Daniel Kramer: All Inside; Tango On Wasteland At Night; Charlie Parker: My Little Suede Shoes; Lester Young: Lester Leeps In; Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart: Quartet ...
Performers: Kramer, Daniel
Artyomov: Scenes, Pieta, Ave Maria, etc /Popov, Rudin, et al
1 CD / Boheme / 2000-11-01Works: Vyacheslav Artiomov: Scenes; Star Wind; Ave Maria; Tempo Costante; Pieta
Performers: Abramov, Igor; Gorbunov, Nikolai; Kuznetsov, Andrei; Mescheriakova, Marina; Polivanov, Valery; Rudin, Alexander; Sheludiakov, Anatoly; Suvorov, Alexander; Tsinman, Mikhail
Conductors: Annamamedov, Murad; Popov, Victor
Ensemble: ; Arco Chamber Orchestra; Chorus; Musica Viva Chamber Orchestra
Sergeyeva: The Musical World / Liss, Sergeyava, et al
1 CD / Boheme / 2000-10-01Works: Tatyana Sergeyeva: Concerto for Violin, Piano, Harpsichord and Organ; Vocal Cycle for Mezzo Soprano and Piano; Daphne; Concerto for Piano and Orchestra no 2
Performers: Gorelik-Olenina, Natalia; Igolinsky, Vladislav; Kovalenko, Pavel; Sergeyeva, Tatyana; Tonkha, Vladimir; Volkov, Alexey
Conductors: Liss, Dmitry
Ensemble: Ural State Philharmonic Orchestra
Dmitriev: The All-Night Vigil / Victor Popov, et al
1 CD / Boheme / 2000-05-01Works: Georgi Dmitriev: The All-Night Vigil
Conductors: Popov, Victor
Ensemble: Russian Art Choir
Dmitriev: Kiev, On Kullikovo Field, etc / Fedoseyev, et al
1 CD / Boheme / 2000-03-01Works: Georgi Dmitriev: Kiev, symphonic chronicle; Symphony no 2 ("On Kulikovo Field"); Episodes in the Nature of a Fresco, for violin & orchestra; Symphony no 3 ("Misterioso")
Conductors: Fedoseyev, Vladimir
Ensemble: Tchaikovsky Great Academic Symphony Orchestra


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Foreign Viewpoints and Misunderstandings
In an article called "Blaming Charlton Heston" Spiegel Online International gathered together various European views on the VA Tech shooting and why gun control is the answer. I'd like to address the issues one by one.
With a view to Monday's deadly shooting rampage at Virginia Tech, European newspapers are blaming the lack of gun control measures in the United States and implying that Charlton Heston is indirectly responsible for the scope of the killings.
In America, "buying a machine gun is often easier than getting a driver's license."
This load of nonsense can easily be debunked on the ATF's website. There you will see the basic requirements for licensing and procedures for getting licensed. You can also dig around on their website to see the forms which even include fingerprinting and beyond and you can see what background checks, fees, etc are involved.
Machine guns are rarely found in criminal possession and even more rarely used in crimes. Machine guns were not used in this shooting, nor have they been used in any recent US shooting in a long time (outside of legal use at the gun range.)
British daily The Independent writes:
"The passionate feelings of the gun lobby may be traced to the Second Amendment of the US Constitution, enshrining 'the right of the people to keep and bear arms'. Although the provision stems from the times when 'well regulated militias' were deemed necessary to protect against a British attempt to regain the lost colonies, it is the default position of any argument against greater gun control here."
"As such, it has trumped every other consideration, not least the fact that on any given day about 80 people are killed by firearms, the vast majority by murder or suicide. Gun violence may cost $2.3 billion each year in medical expenses, but it is a price, gun supporters believe, that is worth paying to protect a fundamental freedom ..."
"There is no sign of attitudes hardening. Despite the opposition of every police force in the land, Congress in 2004 allowed to lapse a 10-year federal ban on semi-automatic assault weapons, a particular favorite of violent criminals. The reaction was not exactly deafening. Even amid yesterday's shock, the initial calls were for stricter security measures on campuses -- not serious moves to reduce gun ownership."
First of all the 2nd Amendment has not been used to stop all regulation of firearms. Like most of the Bill of Rights it is intended to prevent the central government from infringing up on rights. (See US Supreme Court Case Barron v. Baltimore (1833).) Each State has its own provision on the right to arms either for the common defense of the nation (regardless of the threat, not just Colonial Britain) or in defense of themselves or both. Each State varies in degree to how far the right to firearms extends and to what extent that carrying a firearm may be a right or privilege.
The right to self defense is an inalienable right that exists without the Constitution, and that right is central to the argument of opposing gun control in the United States as gun control overwhelmingly and disproportionately affects the law abiding citizen far more than the criminal who can often easily ignore the law. As British authorities will tell you, even on that island nation they are having difficulty controlling the 3 million illegally possessed weapons still in circulation in a land that wasn't too gun crazy to begin with. Imagine the black market in the US and keep in mind that the UK problem is still getting worse, not improving.
The next fallacy here is that "assault weapons" are a particular favorite of criminals. FBI statistics show resoundingly that this is not true. "Assault weapons" are typically rifles that fire like any other typical semi-automatic hunting rifle but are constructed more like a military counterpart which does not change its rate of fire or make it more lethal. It does however typically make them better competition rifles at the range as they tend to be lighter weight, fire rounds that former military and/or police are already used to in a form factor that is also familiar and standardized. Remember that a lot of these NRA members are former military and cops. We aren't all a bunch of rednecks with nothing better to do than curse those dern Red Coats!
You can find some statistics that allegedly show "assault weapons" to be used often in crimes, but the statistics that do so (like the notorious VPC ones) included weapons that had never been part of the "assault weapon" ban and included standard issue police sidearms which are by design defensive weapons. (Yes I said defensive weapon, it isn't an oxymoron, I assure you. When the police go on the offensive they almost always holster the sidearm and switch to assault rifles, not "assault weapons," but assault rifles that are actually military style weapons unlike "assault weapons" that share cosmetic features with them.)
The Times of London writes:
"The trauma of the death of the students at Virginia Tech that will spread across the university and the whole country will be magnified by the feelings of so many people who feel that they should have been able to prevent it."
"Doubtless there will be a call to review the availability of firearms. The National Rifle Association's (NRA) response is predictable too. They will point out that events such as this are not carried out by a rifle-wielding member of a weekend militia. There is no doubt that access to rapid-action shotguns makes these events even more destructive but as we have seen with suicide bombers, who are closer to spree killers than is often realized, if a person really wants to take their own life and kill others in doing so it is exceptionally difficult to prevent it."
Rapid-action shotguns? Shotguns are fairly powerful and all but what this article is referring to is unknown and what rapid-action shotgun event they may be alluding to is puzzling. Rapid fire, or fully automatic weapons are already heavily regulated in the U.S., see the ATF link above to see how to apply for a license to get one (and that's only if your state allows automatic weapons for civilian ownership).
French daily Le Monde writes:This one practically implies that the victims are somehow more responsible than the shooter. This is baffling. I won't argue against doing more to identify troubled kids and adults who would do them harm to avoid these tragedies. But it seems a bit harsh to blame the victim here.
"The shooting at Virginia Tech ... is a dramatic episode of school violence that fits into a long series of such episodes, a series topped by the drama at Columbine, the school attacked by two adolescents in 1999 ..."
"If Columbine left such a strong impression, that was because it was one of the first dramas of school violence that received broad coverage in the media. Americans were informed of what was happening in real time, via TV and the radio. The students called their families or CNN even as the killers were still roaming the corridors of the schools. ..."
"This new tragedy presents a new opportunity for American public opinion to interrogate itself about a society which, as one of the students who survived Columbine said at the time, is very much responsible for what has happened."
French conservative daily Le Figaro writes:This one is incorrect in both directions. First of all concealed carry permits are allowed in 48 of the 50 states, with 2 not requiring a permit, to have a concealed and loaded firearm. Overwhelmingly these permit holders commit far less violent crimes and far less crime in general than the population at large. They aren't the ones going on shooting sprees and should hardly be blamed for the people who easily bypass gun control laws to do so. Gun control laws only restrict those who obey the law.
"It was all too easy easy for the elected representatives of the United States, from the White House to the Congress, to express their sadness yesterday; America's problem with fire-arms represents a political issue for which they share responsibility. Here is a country that represents the vanguard of development and democracy while it is legal to carry a gun in 45 of 50 states, as long as the gun is not loaded. ... At the end of 2004, the Republican-controlled Congress allowed a law to expire that prohibited the sale of semi-automatic and military weapons. Thereafter, legal changes were made to protect the producers and vendors of fire-arms from being held responsible for the actions of gun owners."
"Contrary to what one would imagine, this backward stance is not something left over from the Wild West. It goes back to the creation of the United States and the War of Independence against the English. ... While most states have issued laws designed to control the sale of arms, the NRA ensures they remain inefficient or are not applied. Strongly linked to the conservative fringe of the Republican Party, the NRA spent $400,000 a day to prevent the election of the Democratic candidate John Kerry during the 2004 presidential elections ..."
"Yesterday's massacre will surely revive the debate in the United States, but within the federal system, the question is ultimately settled by each individual state. Going back on the lapsing of the law issued by Washington could provide an opportunity for the Supreme Court to take a stance on the issue for the first time since 1939."
Then they error in the other direction by claiming that military weapons have been recently legalized. They have not. Automatic weapons generally, machine guns, and assault rifles (again not "assault weapons" that merely share cosmetic features with assault rifles, but fire like any other semi-auto hunting rifle and are rarely used in crimes) have been highly regulated by the federal government for decades and are rarely found in criminal possession let alone used criminally.
They proceed to imply that the prohibition of frivolous lawsuits against gun manufacturers for the illegal actions of people who acquire them, even if illegally, is somehow against common sense. But common sense would demand that one could not sue the manufacturer of something you used illegally to harm someone else, whether it be drunk driving victims suing automakers, someone beaten with a baseball bat suing a sports equipment manufacturer, someone stabbed with a kitchen knife suing a utensil manufacturer, etc. You prosecute the person that shot, rammed, beat, or stabbed you for their illegal act. That is common sense. The goal of the frivolous lawsuits was to make guns less available by making it far too expensive for gun manufacturers to sell guns to civilians. Even if you support that goal, the method was seriously flawed and would have established precedent that would have opened the floodgates for lawsuits in other industries as well. It was a bad move to back-door the will of the People and their elected representatives through such undemocratic means.
They then try to portray the NRA as some sort of extraordinarily powerful and wealthy "fringe" group of the Republican Party. What they intentionally leave out or may not be aware of is that the NRA is only large and powerful because it has millions of members who donate to it because they generally support keeping firearms legal in the U.S. That is democracy in action. People with similar viewpoints and goals working together to get the representation they want. Political groups on both sides of the political spectrum and various singular issues all do the same thing. The NRA happens to be one of the most influential because it represents so many. If nobody supported it, it would lose influence very quickly.
And their comment about the decision on gun control being left to the State in our federal system is partially true. Federal law is supreme in our system, and federal law defines the militia as both the organized portion, in the modern case, the National Guard, and the unorganized portion, which is essentially able bodied males. The Supreme Court has already inferred that States can only go so far in regulating firearms before they start depriving Congress of the militia it is to be able to call up in emergency situations. Additionally most States also have firearm rights laid out that would be difficult to remove as well as a definition of the militia that is broad enough that an all out ban would probably conflict with federal Supremacy and Article I issues, even before one got to arguments on the 2nd Amendment or any possible 14th Amendment incorporation under substantive due process and fundamental liberties (one would think the 2nd of the Bill of Rights would count as fundamental) being protected against State infringement.
Italian daily Il Corriere della Sera writes:Violent crime and murder in the U.S. tends to coincide more with economic factors than anything related to video games, or as kids used to play cops and robbers, or any other such nonsense. The violent crime rate over the past couple decades has generally been on the decline while firearm ownership has kept steadily increasing. Gun violence is actually becoming less common lately... just more televised. Media exposure of gun violence has been shown at times to be inversely proportionate to actual gun violence. Ironically we are being portrayed as more and more violent as we are generally becoming less so. The last cryptic sentence of this quote makes it seem awfully dire for young people in America. Fortunately most of the firearm ended disputes in the U.S. are criminal on criminal using criminally owned firearms. Not innocent kids arguing over who can get the highest score on their violent video games who are generally more at risk of traffic accidents, their parents killing them, swimming pools, and other oddball dangers. Some people twist the meaning of "children" though. You'll see billboards with a picture of a toddler talking about gun deaths of children. The image is supposed to make you think small or young children, usually not the 18-24 year olds that are added in whole or in part to inflate the numbers (which is convenient as this is essentially the highest crime rate segment of our society).
"Shocked psychologists and sociologists ask themselves how gun violence is to be explained. Some speak of the repressed violence of a country that goes back to generations of pioneers habituated to achieve justice on their own and which is forced to face the powerful tensions within a multiracial society. Others criticize the spread of violent video games (which are, however, a phenomenon that has only emerged in recent years). In any case, gun violence is becoming a common phenomenon in the United States, one that is no longer surprising. In major cities such as New York, the extension of surveillance measures, a tough approach to crime and measures to rebuild the urban fabric have led to a drop in crime and especially in the number of homicides. But in suburban areas and smaller cities, episodes of 'ordinary violence' are on the rise. In the poorest neighborhoods, people are getting used to the use of fire-arms -- a phenomenon that is linked to the growing tendency among many young people to resort to violence to settle even minor disputes and to the ease with which weapons can be acquired."
Italian daily Il Messaggero writes:I don't know how they magically knew the motives of the killer before anyone else did. Interesting trick. This piece is otherwise pure agitprop focusing on bashing what they don't like about America with little relation to the event in question. They just needed an excuse to rant.
"The bloodbath on the university campus is the work of a suicide killer -- an American suicide killer who, differently from Muslim killers, did not act out of religious motives but was driven instead by the unrest affecting broad layers of US society. America is a nation that has for some years been in danger of becoming more and more unloved in the world, especially in the poorest countries. During the period following World War II, America was seen as the guardian of democracy and was equated with the defense of liberty; today, America is a superpower that begins wars and lives with the constant necessity of having to defend itself against the enemy -- whether this enemy be called Islam or whether it bears the face of the neighbor who has done you wrong."
Spanish daily El Pais writes:
"The president of Virginia Tech called it a tragedy of monumental proportions. But similar comments could already be heard following previous tragedies of this kind. The shooting spree at the Columbine high school in Colorado, for instance, revived the debate on the necessity of better controlling access to weapons. This led to some laws being toughened and security at schools being improved. But the measures are decided by the individual states and are constantly side-stepped by means of an exaggerated interpretation of the US constitution."
I'd love to hear their argument about how the militia being necessary for the security of a free State, the right of the people to keep and bear arms shall not be infringed is exaggerated. If anything gun rights supporters have been taking an extremely limited interpretation of the 2nd Amendment considering that federal and most State laws define the militia to be those considered able bodied enough to provide for the common defense and that the U.S. Supreme Court in its last major 2nd Amendment decision noted this usage of the militia is accurate and that the 2nd Amendment primarily protects military weapons in common use by infantry of the day. Gun rights activists could be calling for far more firepower and far less restrictions under the circumstances rather than merely defending their right to own what are generally considered more sporting or self-defense weapons.
German daily Bild writes:I pointed out the big lie in this one earlier. Their machine gun claim can easily be debunked on the ATF's website. There you will see the basic requirements for licensing and procedures for getting licensed. You can also dig around on their website to see the forms which even include fingerprinting and beyond and you can see what background checks, fees, etc are involved.
"Now we will probably begin discussing the overly lax gun laws in the United States. There, buying a machine gun is often easier than getting a driver's license. And a new ban on violent games and killer videos will also be put back on the agenda. But in the end, nothing is likely to happen. And the next killer already lives somewhere among us. But we have little reason to point an accusing finger at the Americans. Despite strict gun legislation, we (in Germany) have experienced the school shootings in Erfurt and Emsdetten. We have to consider the problems in our society. And we have to take care of our fellow humans."
Europeans have an extremely warped sense of what the situation is like in the U.S. and I imagine that the sensational stories that reach them probably don't help that image at all. Similar to news that escalates to national media attention here is hardly indicative of everyday American life most of the time, it is probably even worse by the time it gets through the international filter of the biggest selling sensational stories of the day.
They also see our gun ownership as a throwback to a more barbaric time and they see this through the ethnocentric lens of their own societies that tend to have lower murder rates than ours even if you don't count any of hour gun related homicides. We certainly have a problem with murder here in the U.S. though violent crime generally in the U.S. is comparably low to many Western European nations we still end up with homicide rates that nobody considers to be within acceptable levels. School shootings make up an extremely small portion of this problem in spite of the emotional and sensational coverage they get. But just because the odds of being in a school shooting are extremely slim should not be an excuse to not find a better way of identifying and helping troubled students before it gets ugly.
The sad fact is that gun related homicides are disproportionately concentrated and while murders are still a problem generally for the nation, most of the nation is nowhere near as dangerous as the overall statistics would lead one to believe. The FBI data from 2000 found that 20% of all gun related homicides occurred in four cities with just 6% of the population. These cities have stringent gun control laws with two being de facto bans on handguns - New York, Chicago, Detroit, and Washington, D.C.. These high murder areas do still need to be addressed but I fear that foreign press do not understand the complex nature of our nation-wide problem with violence.


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New York is currently the tip of the spear in the gun control brouhaha. Fortunately, we embattled patriots in enemy territory still have some fighting spirit left, and will be showing it again this coming Thursday, February 28, 2013 at the state capital in Albany, New York. For those Dudes and Dudettes in the area, please make every effort to attend.
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Kyle's giftKyle stared out of his window. Christmas time. Chrtistmas was the one time of year where Kyle felt like an outsider because of his religion. He had Hanukkah but he couldn't really celebrate that with anyone besides his family. He heard a bang on the door and trudged down to answer it. Cartman was standing outside , trying to make his hair look neat. He held the present tightly and made sure that he didn't drop it. It was wrapped in the shiniest blue paper and tied with a bottle green ribbon. He could feel the gift when he dug his fingers into the paper. He felt his other hand twitching and he willed it to stop. Kyle answerd the door and Cartman jolted slightly. Kyle stared at him puzzled."Happy Hanukkah" Cartman smiled, extendning the present."What's going on asshole?" Kyle asked confused."Well, can I at least come in Kyle?" Cartman asked sweetly, he was trying to make Kyle laugh, and it worked."Come in, Cartman" Kyle sighed.Cartman walked through to Kyles living room


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Carla Gugino is carving out an unusual career that ranges from playing a secret-spy Mom in the family-friendly franchise Spy Kids to a pregnant porn star in Women in Trouble. Gugino is currently re-teaming up with Watchmen's director Zack Snyder in Sucker Punch, playing a character that Gugino told the Palm Beach Post will require her to perform more than just a dual role.
I'm a psychiatrist at an asylum and, in an alternate world, a dominatrix, choreographer and madam in a brothel. I sing and dance. I'm Polish and I have red hair. That's all I'm going to say. I have this amazing scene where I do this wild stunt over and over. All of a sudden I was like, "I'm covered in bruises. How did that happen?"
Gugino told Movieline that she won't be alone in her song and dance routine, either.
Oscar Isaac and myself, we sing a duet. I don't know if I can say what the song is yet, but yes, I do sing and dance.
Gugino and Isaac aren't the only cast members performing musical numbers. Co-star Jamie Chung admitted in September that she, too will be singing in the movie. Gugino agrees with Chung that singing is the scariest part of working on Sucker Punch.
I've just been terrified of singing for most of my life, and of late, I've done so much of it. I did a short film that Joe Gordon-Levitt directed me in where I play a rock singer, and in Elektra Luxx, there's a very small dream sequence where I sing and do a little dance. I'm like, I've gotta get my act together!
Electra Luxx is the sequel to Women in Trouble, which is currently in theaters in limited release. Luxx, which Gugino called a "total independent film homage to Lord of the Rings," was shot before Women even reached theaters. A third movie in the series, Women in Ecstasy, has been written but has not been shot yet.


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Rather than attempting to discredit anecdotal reports of recent suicides, the Deseret News, the Salt Lake Tribune and KUER each ran stories that acknowledged the seriousness and the complexity of the issue. The Deseret News led the story by publishing, on Thursday, January 28, 2016, two articles addressing the issue of suicide among LGBT Mormons. Other online and visual media outlets followed. Find the links to these articles and videos in the full article.


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From sports to nightlife and back again
I sat in the wooden bleachers at Placer High on Wednesday night sending out pictures of the legendary Earl Crabbe Gym into the deep reach of social media. Just a few months prior I was sending out photos and updates from the hottest nightclubs in the world from the "Entertainment Capital of the World," Las Vegas.
How someone goes from covering the glitz of Las Vegas nightlife to high school basketball in Auburn could be a sad tale or a story of finding happiness. And in this case, it's the latter.
Some of you may have read a few of my stories already in my brief stint thus far at the Auburn Journal. If you did, hopefully it was a mix between "Who cares who wrote this?" and "Oh, who's this new guy?"
As a sports writer, I have strived to have my name known in the community for crafting well-written stories. My favorites tend to deal with topics that spark emotion or community conversation, like the near death of a star athlete or schools fighting to preserve traditions despite a forthcoming realignment.
I was born in Santa Cruz and lived in Fairfield as a youth but largely grew up in Reno where I went to school at the University of Nevada, Reno. I got my first journalism job at the Reno Gazette-Journal, first as an intern then covering mostly prep sports mixed with a bit of college, boxing and the NBA D-League.
What I learned at the Gazette-Journal was that my $20,000-plus in college loans didn't provide as much education as a newspaper that was paying me. Somehow that formula didn't quite work out right.
From Reno, I moved onto the Nevada Appeal in Carson City and then to Las Vegas where I worked for VEGAS.com as a nightlife writer.
The funny thing about Las Vegas is its perception. As a visitor, Vegas is the best thing since the remote control. Whatever you want to do, you can do it in Sin City. There's something for everyone in every price range.
As a resident, though, that polish wears off after a while. The nightclubs start to become the same with different names, you realize Vegas is really a conservative city despite its edgy image and despite having 300,000 kids in the school system, the city offers nothing for kids.
To make a long story short, my wife had an opportunity to take a job with her corporate office in Folsom. And because of everything this area has to offer between hiking; historical points of interest that don't revolve around gambling, booze and the mob; a quick drive to San Francisco and my beloved Giants and family nearby, we jumped on the move.
So, as I sat on the bleachers trying to decipher etched-in messages from long ago, I felt comfort in my decision to leave Las Vegas and return to sports writing. Placer then cemented that feeling as it delivered a double-overtime thriller that night in the first round of the Kendall Arnett Tournament.
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Plot of Contagion comes to life as Minnesota woman quarantined on suspicion of monkeypox
A Detroit-to-Chicago flight was quarantined for three hours yesterday on Midway Airport's tarmac due to suspicions that a Red Wing, Minn., woman might have contracted monkeypox in Uganda.
Lisa Sievers, 50, was on her way back to Minnesota after spending more than three months in Uganda trying to finalize the adoption of two children. She had a rash that authorities suspected might have been symptomatic of monkeypox, a contagious disease that occurs mostly in western Africa and causes victims to break out in small, crusty bumps.
Turns out it was a false alarm, albeit a scary one -- Sievers had just been eaten half to death by bugs.
During a layover in Detroit, [Sievers] called her mother in La Porte, Ind., and mentioned one of the children she was trying to adopt had broken out in pustules -- small, pimple-like sores -- during her visit, and that the boy had to be taken to the hospital in Uganda. Sievers also mentioned to her mother that she had suffered an unrelated case of itchy bites, which she believed had been inflicted by bedbugs.
While Sievers' flight was en route to Midway, her mother confused Sievers' bug bites and the boy's pustules, and called her local hospital to ask what she should do to prepare to treat her daughter's symptoms.
"Any time you mention you've been in a tropical country like Uganda and you've developed what sounds like an infectious disease, well, they call the CDC right away," [Sievers' son] said, referring to the federal Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
Though monkeypox is rarely fatal, it wouldn't be a fun thing to live through. In 2003, there was an outbreak of the disease in the Midwest, with more than 90 cases reported, most of them in Wisconsin, Indiana, and Illinois. The afflicted experienced headaches, fever, and drenching sweats, culminating in the development of a puss-filled, crusty rash. That outbreak stemmed from human contact with prairie dogs.
The Chicago episode, of course, is reminiscent of the plot of Contagion, the Steven Soderbergh film where a woman contracts a deadly virus in Hong Kong, then flies back to Minnesota. The deadly contagious disease she introduces to the Twin Cities eventually spreads throughout the country, leaving panic and mayhem in its wake.
Wary of such a scenario, the CDC clearly wanted to be safe rather than sorry in their approach to Sievers' bizarre rash. That level of diligence is something anyone who has seen the seemingly-all-too-real Soderbergh flick can appreciate.
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"Our life is frittered away by detail. Simplify, simplify, simplify." —Henry David Thoreau
If Thoreau really wanted to simplify things, why did he repeat the word twice? Regardless of that, I think it is good advice, especially in our business. Analysis should be simple and straightforward, not simplistic or convoluted. It requires a fairly good understanding of a topic to strip away the nonessential and get to the core of the matter. I think that is particularly true of an analysis of the general direction of the market over the next 12 to 18 months.
There are some really big issues out there: Will Europe slide into a Great Recession? Will China finally prove the perennial skeptics right and collapse in a heap of overbuilt ruins? Will the Japanese central bank succeed after 20 years of failure and restart the machine that was the Greater Asia Co-Prosperity Sphere? Can S&P 500 earnings grow when profitability is near record levels and revenue growth appears to be grinding to a halt? Can America possibly deal with federal debt levels that, as a percent of gross domestic product, are approaching heights seen after World War II?
I am happy I set out to be simple and not smart, because I don't think I'm smart enough to offer a definitive answer to any of these questions. However, I am comforted by my belief that, probably, no one else will be able to reasonably provide convincing answers to these riddles to the marketplace over the next year or so. I think it is just too soon for any of us to prove that things will be headed one way or the other. The forces of evil may be powerful, but the forces of good sure do seem to have a lot of money behind them.
In a way, I think the very inscrutability of the outcome may be the best argument to own stocks over the intermediate term. I do not think we will know for sure if the world's central banks will be successful in restarting the world's economies. On the other hand, I don't think we will know for sure that they have failed. I am pretty confident that they won't stop trying. They have all effectively said as much.
In such a scenario, I believe that markets will experience positive monetary pressure without an economic calamity to offset it. While pangs of anxiety may surface at anytime throughout the globe, unless they spin out of control, they should only be interruptions in an upward bias for equities.
Perhaps the answers to the big complicated questions will have to wait a couple years to be answered. I think the two questions that investors should be asking now are a lot simpler:
- Will the world's central banks continue to push money at the world's economies?
- Will anyone be able to prove that those efforts have definitely failed?
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An eight foot wide bike path (or sections of it), next to a new six lane highway + shoulders & medians, is un-environmental for footprint reasons. Nice logic, Montgomery County.
An eight foot wide bike path (or sections of it), next to a new six lane highway + shoulders & medians, is un-environmental for footprint reasons. Nice logic, Montgomery County.
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Conservation begins with you.
Un****ing believable!
I guess dedicating one lane of that six lane freeway to cyclists is just out of the question.
This is cycling advocacy: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p1d1gaRQ2ZM
So is this: http://www.railstotrails.org/resourc...A_20081020.pdf
It would probably be cheaper to just put the concrete dividers down the entire length of the road and give cyclists one full lane with a yellow line down the middle. The savings could be taken by using the right lane on one side. Not having to build any exit ramps for the cars would pay for it. After reaching the end, the drivers could loop back around to their destinations(just trying to give cars as much consideration as bikes).
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What do you expect from the People's Republic of Montgomery county?
Personally IMO they should scrap the entire ICC project, and just build the path instead.
"That means limiting rainwater runoff from pavement, including asphalt bike paths, that can contaminate streams and other habitat."
You Montgomery County cyclist must use a hell of a lot of chain lube if it is dripping off all over those bike paths.
This just sweeps away any lingering doubt of just how dysfunctional our car-centric transport culture has become. Society's addiction to oil is in no way different to a heroine junkie's addiction.
The Saudi oil sheiks must be laughing so hard they're giving themselves hernias. I would be slowly but surely cranking up the price of oil and milking it for all it's worth if I were them.
There are 10 types of people in the world - the ones that can count in base 2, the ones that can't count in base 2, and the ones that didn't expect this to be in base 3.
Looks like they took all the 'footprint' they could get and used it for car lanes. Bit hard to now justify increasing the footprint again.The problems, county planners say, started in 2004, when Maryland highway officials conducting a fast-tracked environmental study of the connector dropped plans for an off-road bike path. At the time, highway officials were facing a federal review of the connector proposal, which had been stymied for decades because of environmental concerns. Highway officials said they cut the bike trail because they needed to curb costs and reduce the project's environmental "footprint."
Funny how they'll do whatever it takes to get a road through, but grab any excuse to ditch bike space. In this case they not only stuffed it up for bikes from the start, but stuffed it up for the foreseeable future.
If we learn from our mistakes, I must be a goddamn genius.
I suspect the analysis is quite biased and fails to adequately balance the long term impact. Also, mitigation is unlikely to have been considered adequately. While I normally find that outraged folks simply didn't get their way in a reasonable process, I suspect there's something amiss here. Participate in the process, anyone up there with standing, and support any local group mounting a legal challenge.
There's likely a minimal assumption on use levels in the long term by commuters. Could well simply count on use estimates as a recreational facility. And fail to account for positive impacts to the larger environment over the long term.
Only when government and industry really grab hold of cycling and promote it will such things waft through easily. I'm not going to hold my breath on that one!
As a transportation planner, Kines said, he believes it would be "shortsighted" not to build a continuous, off-road bike path along the highway. However, he said, parks officials think improving local roads, such as by widening sidewalks to accommodate bikes, would be sufficient.
Since when are bikes supposed to ride on sidewalks. That's against the law in my state and many others. Our car-centric culture amazes me sometimes.
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Ah, the Rob Anderson defense!
"...parks officials think improving local roads, such as by widening sidewalks to accommodate bikes, would be sufficient."
This same bazarre logic used in naming SUV's after the stuff thay have a huge part in
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Alexios Hotel is located close to the traditional market, and to the bus station for Athens and Thessaloniki in the centre of Ioannina, offering easy access to the shopping district. The hotel is only a few minutes away from the most commercial stre..
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Alexios Hotel is centrally located in Ioannina, close to the market and the bus station for Athens and Thessaloniki. It offers tastefully decorated accommodation with private parking facilities. This boutique-style hotel provides a convenient base i..
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Lofos Agias Triadas GR - 45333 Ioannina
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Frontzou Politia is located on the Agia Triada Hill, 1 km away from Ioannina city centre. It offers rooms with LCD TV sets and fireplaces, a restaurant and banquet facilities. Painted in bright colours, the traditional rooms and suites of Frontzou P..
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Noti Botsari GR - 45444 Ioannina
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Palladion Hotel is situated on Botsari Street, within walking distance from the business, cultural and shopping districts of Ioannina. The Ioannina Art Gallery is just 150 metres away. At the traditional hotel Palladion guests will find a friendly 2..
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Dagli 20 & Aravadinou GR - 45444 Ioannina
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Hotel Egnatia is located in the commercial centre of Ioannina, just 1 minute walk from the city square and within a 10-minutes' walk from the bus station and Lake Pamvotis. It offers rooms with a balcony. The air-conditioned units at the Egnatia fea..
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10 Tsirigoti Str. GR - 45444 Ioannina
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Located between the historic and the new centre of Ioannina, Dioni Hotel offers rooms with a furnished balcony and free Wi-Fi. It has a bar featuring a lounge area with fireplace. Dioni rooms are tastefully furnished and air conditioned. They come w..
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Kolleti 5A GR - 45444 Ioannina
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With a central location in Ioannina, the Kentrikon offers spacious rooms with free Wi-Fi, natural stone walls and shuttered windows. The Kentrikon rooms are traditionally styled and have a modern bathroom with jet shower. Air conditioning, minibar a..
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33, Averof Str. GR - 45221 Ioannina
Prix from : 105 EUR
Housed in a neo-classical building in the centre of Ioannina Town, Hotel Metropolis features elegant accommodation and a stylish bar-restaurant. The scenic Pamvotida Lake is only 300 metres away. Free Wi-Fi is provided. Individually decorated with w..
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21 Kallari GR - 45444 Ioannina
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Centrally located in the historical centre of Ioannina Town, just 100 metres from Ioannina Castle, Kalari offers classically decorated rooms with stone features and wooden flooring. Free WiFi is available in all areas. All air-conditioned rooms come..
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I. Gounari 3 GR - 45444 Ioannina
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Neoptolemou 8 GR - 45444 Ioannina
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Dimokratias Square 11A GR - 45221 Ioannina
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Right on Ioannina's central square, close to the landmark clock tower, the newly added boutique hotel Bretania offers 23 bright and comfortable rooms, some with balcony and free parking. A snack bar is available on site. Housed in a refurbished neoc..
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Garibaldi 39 & Zalokosta 2 GR - 45221 Ioannina
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Dodonis 33 GR - 45332 Ioannina
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Situated in the heart of Ioannina, this exclusive hotel offers fine dining, luxurious and elegant accommodation and a professional spa centre with a seasonal outdoor swimming pool. Each one of the Grand Serai rooms and suites is beautifully appointe..
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Petrocheilou 5, Perama GR - 45500 Ioannina
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Overlooking Mitsikeli Mountain, Tsironis Rooms is conveniently located in Perama area of Ioannina, just 50 metres from the famous Cave of Perama. It offers spacious accommodation with free WiFi and free private parking. Featuring a private balcony, ..
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25 Martiou, Perama GR - 45500 Ioannina
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25th March 38 GR - 45500 Ioannina
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Leoforos Karolou Papoulia GR - 45221 Ioannina
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....and eggs and soda.
I am overdue on AF and testing BFN, so sure I'm not pregnant, but this is weird. Anyone ever have cravings like this??
....and eggs and soda.
I am overdue on AF and testing BFN, so sure I'm not pregnant, but this is weird. Anyone ever have cravings like this??
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OMGosh, that's it... Diet Coke. Diet Coke, cheese, and meat. Sounds appalling....lol
Lauren 12/08 ღ Gwendolyn 07/11 ღ Adrian 11/12
Last pregnancy I craved meat allll the time. Turns out I was anemic so I guess my body wanted iron. Right now I'm wanting some ribs so bad!! And my new craving this time is soda too! I never had that with DS. But I'm thirsty 24/7 it seems.
I am craving greek salads. And soda. I don't remember wanting soda so much the last time.. I'll let myself have one soda a day but I want to make sure I limit my caffeine intake :P It's just so exciting to not have thrown up yet this time! Seriously I had no cravings with my last pregnancy, I just had tons of aversions.
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Cautiously expecting a new bundle of joy 3/6/11!
I've been craving Coke big time - I bought some caffeine free and it tastes sooo good. Also cheese/salty things (and I'm usually a sweet tooth). And made steak on the grill the other night and it was like the best thing I had ever eaten, lol! I've been trying to do flavored seltzer during the day so that I'm getting water, but still getting the bubbles (and no sugar/artificial crap).
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mmm yes! i have been ONLY wanting salty foods this week... meat and cheese sound soo good right now LOL mm cheesesteak
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LOL you all are bad! And now I am hungry... and not even pregnant? Or am I? Where is AF!!!??? lol
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I'm sure many of you may have heard by now, but we're getting close to re-enabling automatic bug expiry on Launchpad. There's a post about this on the Launchpad blog: http://blog.launchpad.net/general/enabling-automatic-bug-expiry What do you mean "re-enabling"? Launchpad has always advertised that we auto-expire inactive incomplete bugs, but we haven't done this for awhile now. Some developers are using their […]
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Launchpad's web interface will be read-only, with other aspects offline, for around two hours on Wednesday the 13th of October, while we roll-out new Launchpad code. Starts: 22.00 UTC 13th October 2010 Expected back: 00.00 UTC 14th October 2010 Originally posted here by Matthew Revell on October 12th, 2010 at 9:49 am
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Releases are big. You just won't believe how vastly, hugely, mind-bogglingly big they are. I mean, you may think it's a long haul to release a single Linux package or application, but that's just peanuts to a Linux distribution release. Because of this, we must work our way up to it, incrementally…bit by bit…milestone by […]
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Welcome to the Ubuntu Weekly Newsletter. This is Issue #212 for the week September 19 – September 25, 2010 and is available here. In this issue we cover: Ubuntu 9.04 reaches end of life Announcing the Ubuntu Application Review Process Taking a Step Back With Fresh Eyes Behind the Circle: Gerfried Fuchs (Rhonda) Ubuntu Stats […]
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I like the detail you add to the game :D
I like it.:D you have good creativity indeed.
depends on if the sniper get's a side arm.
aha, nice, but why a bayonet?
snipers should also have a longer barrel better accuresy and you can see that he is a sniper. (and its a sniper rifle)
the grip is short, where can you put your other hand to support the rifle? its too tight to be comfortble.
sry type errors. :P
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very nice, they look 3D from the side very nice.
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nicely done
yes it does look like the halo reach grenade launcher
OOOOOOooo cute gimme gimme. :D
seems there will come one... with azusa.
yay K-ON
Wow that's quite a major achievement, in stability.
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