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Guests were on the move as the three-part Symphony Gala celebrated the 20-year anniversary of its Orchestra's Talent Development Program. First came the cocktail hour in the Stent Atrium, followed by a trek to Atlanta Symphony Hall to see Tony Award-winning singer Audra McDonald, and then back to the High Museum of Art for an exquisite sit-down dinner in the lobby.
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During McDonald's show, people in the crowd were moved to tears during her song about 9/11. She received a standing ovation before guests moved to the High for dinner. Ed Labry, the chair of the event, brought fellow Atlanta power player and Delta Air Lines CEO Richard Anderson on stage during the meal to help raise funds. Anderson had paddles in the air when he auctioned off two Delta SkyMiles Diamond Medallion memberships. Once the flurry of bids ended, guests enjoyed seabass and braised beef. But it was the fanciful dessert bar and amazing post-party band that had everyone buzzing into the night. –Photos by Jeff Roffman and Dylan York


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Brase Scores Career-High 17, Leading Men's Basketball to Win Over Rider
Hans Brase had a career-high scoring total for the second straight game as the freshman's 17 points paced the Princeton men's basketball team to a 62-45 win over Rider Thursday night at Jadwin Gym.
The win snapped a two-game skid for Princeton, which improved to 4-6. Rider fell back to even at 6-6 with the loss.
Brase was the first rookie to start for Princeton since Douglas Davis '12 made the last start of his freshman season on Feb. 21, 2009 against Dartmouth.
The Broncs led only once, at 3-2 on a 3-pointer by Anthony Myles, who went on to have a game-high 18 points. Princeton responded with five straight points and never relinquished the lead.
Princeton effectively put the game away by going on a 15-3 run over four minutes after the midway point of the second half, turning an eight-point lead into a 20-point advantage at 54-34 with less than seven minutes to go. Princeton's largest lead came in the final two minutes on a Brase dunk that put the Tigers up 21.
Ian Hummer and Denton Koon added 15 points apiece for Princeton, helping the Tigers outshoot Rider 54.2 percent to 36.4 percent. Hummer's seven boards paced the Tigers to a 36-20 rebounding edge.
Princeton will host 11-1 Bucknell Saturday at 7 p.m. Since a three-point loss at Penn State on Nov. 23, the Bison have won six in a row, most recently a 71-65 victory over Marist Wednesday night.
Postgame notes
• Princeton owns the series lead against Rider 10-3. The win allowed Princeton to sweep the home-and-home series after the Tigers won last year 72-71 in overtime on a Mack Darrow buzzer-beating 3-pointer in the team's first-ever visit to Alumni Gym in Lawrenceville.
• Rider was making only its second appearance in Jadwin Gym in the building's 43-year history. The Tigers also won 69-57 in 2001 in Jadwin in what was the series' first meeting since 1946. Rider won the next year 62-59 at the then-Sovereign Bank Arena in Trenton.
• Hans Brase had eight points against Fordham last Saturday in what was a career high, following it up tonight with 17 points. It was the first time that Brase led Princeton in scoring in a game.
• Denton Koon also had a career-high scoring total, topping the 13 points he had last season against both Lafayette and Florida A&M. Koon's six rebounds were a career high.
• Princeton's 16-rebound advantage tied a season high. The Tigers also achieved that margin against Lafayette on Nov. 24.
• Princeton attempted only eight 3-pointers, their lowest total since also trying eight against Elon in a 56-55 loss in Jadwin Gym on Nov. 22, 2011. In the 2010-11 season, the Tigers were 4-0 when shooting eight or fewer 3-pointers, the last time the team won a game when trying as few threes.
• Ian Hummer's 15 points moved him into eighth place on the Princeton career scoring list at 1,323. He passed Geoff Petrie '70 (1,321), who was a classmate of Hummer's uncle John Hummer '70. Bob Scrabis '89 is in seventh place at 1,365 points.
• Hummer's seven field goals moved him to 517 for his career, good for sixth place on the all-time school list and moving him past Pete Campbell '62 (516). Petrie is next at 530.
• Princeton leads the all-time series against its next opponent, Bucknell, 10-4, but the Bison won the last meeting 62-56 in Lewisburg last season. Bucknell's last visit to Jadwin Gym came in 1998.

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37. Life on the Periphery: Economic Change in Late Prehistoric Southeastern New Mexico
Author(s): John Speth (editor)
Dramatic economic changes transformed an isolated 13th-century village of farmer-hunters in the arid grasslands of southeastern New Mexico into a community heavily engaged in long-distance bison hunting and intense exchange with the Puebloan world to the west. Individual chapters consider the procurement and use of bison, antelope, deer, dogs, rabbits, rodents, birds, molluscs, and fish; the importance of maize; changing patterns of fuel use; flaked and groundstone tools; and the ceramics which saw a sudden influx of pottery from as far afield as west-central New Mexico, southeastern Arizona, and northern Mexico. Speth's concluding chapter discusses the economic and political forces that may have pulled this isolated Plains-margin village into the Pueblo world.
Order through Museum of Anthropology Publications, or from Amazon.com.
Publication Information:
Publisher: Museum of Anthropology
Month of Publication: January
Year of Publication: 2004
Location: Ann Arbor, MI
# of Pages: 429
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Price: $44
Monograph Series / Number: Memoirs, 37
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ZF-4613: Passing a Zend_Db_Select Object to Zend_Paginator when using Oracle results in an Error
When using Zend_Paginator in Conjunction with a Zend_Db_Select Object on Oracle, an E_NOTICE is raised in Zend_Paginator_Adapter_DbSelect.
Notice: Undefined index: zend_paginator_row_count in C:\Web\lib\Zend\Paginator\Adapter\DbSelect.php on line 107
This happens when the Adapter attempts to retrieve the ROW_COUNT_COLUMN from the result array. The column name is defined in lower case, however Oracles default behavior is to return all column names in upper case, unless you explicitly wrap the column alias name in double quotes.
Possible fixes for this might be: 1. In Zend_Paginator_Adapter_DbSelect change value declared for ROW_COUNT_COLUMN to an upper case string. 2. Check that the array key exists in lower case, and if not use the upper case equivalent on line 107 of Zend_Paginator_Adapter_DbSelect 3. Change line 165 to wrap the column name in quotes. This would then change from:
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The fix for this will be option 3, but it should use quoteIdentifier() instead in the interest of portability.
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Lynette Gomm Gentile of Smyrna, Delaware, died on December 26, 2012 at the Delaware Hospice Center following a courageous five-year battle with Melanoma. She was born Sept. 25, 1958 in Logan, Utah.
Lynette was a woman of many hats, a master florist, an accountant, loving wife, disciple of Jesus but her favorite job of all was being a mother and grandmother. She was a selfless person who always put others before herself. Christmas was her favorite holiday and nothing made her happier than decorating her home, making Christmas candy, and baking. She enjoyed traveling especially to Cancun, Mexico and her beloved Star Valley, Wyoming in the heart of the Rocky Mountains.
She was a member of Trinity Church in Smyrna, DE and the First State Corvette Club.
Lynette is survived by her loving husband Mike, daughter Krystal Bolduc and her husband Cory of Winnebago, IL, her son Kale English and his wife Lisa of San Antonio, TX, her step daughter Teresa Gentile of San Antonio, TX, her amazing grandsons Ethan and Bryton Bolduc, and her four legged kids Gus, Jax, and Lil' Bob.
Services will be private and at the convenience of the family.
In lieu of flowers donations may be made to the Delaware Hospice, 100 Patriots Way, Milford, DE.
Please visit Mrs. Gentile's Life Memorial and sign her online guest registry at www.parsellfuneralhomes.com.
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These cookies are so yummy . If you want to make them more chewy you can substitute your butter for the same amour of apple sauce. It taste just the same if you would of added butter. It also makes it a bit healthier.
Bev's Chocolate Chip Cookies
From EatingWell: Spring 2004, The Essential EatingWell Cookbook (2004), July/August 2012
EatingWell reader Beverley Sharpe of California contributed this recipe. She updated a favorite treat by cutting back on sugar and incorporating whole grains. To increase protein, she replaces the rolled oats with 1 cup almond meal.
185 Reviews for Bev's Chocolate Chip Cookies
2 things to make them less crumbly and more yummy:
1 - use 1/2 cup butter and no oil
2 - use 1/2 whole wheat flour and 1/2 white flour
Also add 1/2 - 1 tsp cinnamon if you like cinnamon
I recognize these changes make the cookie slightly less healthy, BUT they taste a bazillion times better and are still a much healthier alternative than traditional chocolate chip cookies
Just made these with my kids. They loved them.
I substituted 1/2 cup canola with 1/2 cup banana and added a generous spoonful of natural peanut butter and some pecans. Yummy!
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Mabel, MN
Frank Adams was the chief construction engineer of the Narrow Gauge Railroad that built the first railroad through Mabel. Frank Adams platted the Village of Mabel in the fall of 1879, naming it Mabel in honor of his little daughter.
The Steam Engine Park is located on the south edge of Mabel. The park is open to the public and provides picnic shelters for family get-togethers, new playground equipment, horseshoe pits and one of the best ball diamonds in the area.
The second annual 50's & 60's Days was held in August this year. Classic cars lined main street for all to view on Saturday afternoon. Businesses had items marked for the sidewalk sales and there were city-wide rummage sales. Be sure to meet your friends in Mabel for a walk down memory lane.
You'll enjoy one of the biggest events in the area when you come to Hesper-Mabel Steam Engine Day's. The annual celebration is held in the park the first weekend after Labor Day. It features threshing machines powered by steam engines; two gigantic parades that start with the old steam engines sounding their whistles down main street; arts and crafts; an antique show; a quilt show and many other exciting activities. Every year a carnival sets up on the park grounds for the 'big' kids. Stage shows are scheduled for Saturday and Sunday afternoons and also for Sunday evening. The weekend winds down with drawings held by various community organizations. The grand prize is a new pick-up and all gather to hear if they are the lucky winner. Be sure to plan on joining the city of Mabel for this fun-packed weekend.
Visit the Steam Engine Museum in the Steam Engine Park open Memorial Day through Labor Day by appointment. All the machines that are demonstrated during the Steam Engine Days Celebration are displayed in the museum. These fascinating steam engines and other old machines amaze people of all ages.
Mabel boasts a thriving business community which includes a bank, feed elevator, farm store, furniture store, grocery store, hardware store, drug store, medical clinic, floral shop, quilt shop, antique store, massage therapist, restaurants and other various businesses. Several business places sell Mabel T-shirts, sweatshirts and totes. Each year a new, limited-edition, uniquely designed mug of high collectability is featured with steam engine logo and is for sale at various stores and shops in Mabel.
While in Mabel be sure to visit the recently remodeled Historic Mabel House Hotel. It was built in 1879 and has been serving guests ever since.
Mabel offers a nine-hole public golf course known as the Meadowbrook Country Club located one mile east of town on Highway #44. True to its name, the course spreads over a lush green meadow with a rustling brook running through the length of the course.
A few of the familiar sights around Mabel include:
� Three churches - all on Newburg Avenue
� Lovely, well-kept homes, ideal for families and senior citizens
� New elementary school
� Public library
� Two parks with playgrounds and picnic areas
� Trout streams - best fishing in the area at Sportman's Park
� Hunting - deer, wild turkeys, and other small game
� Amish buggies traveling to town
� Supersaw Valley Campground - swimming pool, miniature golf, game room - 507-8-5880
� Hanson Farm at Choice - 12 miles north on Highway 43 - August shed dance, community picnic
� Bluebird Farm north of Mabel
Come...visit our pretty little town where the people are friendly and the smiles are genuine. If you'd like more information about Mabel, call the City Clerk's office at 507-3-5299.


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Berry Nutrient Helps Improve Cholesterol
I love berries. I eat a bunch of blueberries everyday. Good thing a new study in American Journal of Clinical Nutrition claims consuming a lot anthocyanins—a nutrient found in blueberries—may improve both HDL and LDL cholesterol, i.e. raise good cholesterol and lower bad.
Using a double-blind, randomized, placebo-controlled trial design, the Chinese researchers studied the effects of a twice daily dose of 160 mg anthocyanins on the lipid levels of the participants.
After 12 weeks of supplementation, HDL cholesterol levels increased by almost 14 per cent in the anthocyanin group, compared to a rise of only 2.8 per cent in the placebo group. Furthermore, LDL cholesterol levels decreased by 13.6 per cent in the anthocyanin group, compared to an increase of 0.6 per cent in the placebo group.
The removal of cholesterol from cells, the so-called cellular cholesterol efflux, was found to increase by 20 per cent in the anthocyanin group, compared to a 0.2 per cent in the placebo group.
Listen, fruits and vegetables are loaded with all sorts of nutrients. Anthocyanins are just the tip of the iceberg. Other foods like concord grapes and prunes are good sources of anthocyanins too.
Via Nutra Ingredients.
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Height: 6-3 Weight: 265 lbs.
Born: April 20, 1957 in Greensboro, NC
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College: Clemson (school history)
Drafted by the St. Louis Cardinals in the 3rd round (64th overall) of the 1979 NFL Draft.
Weighted Career AV (100-95-...): 45 (1851st overall since 1950)
Relatives: Brother of Jeff Bostic
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photo © 2006 Braden Kowitz | more info (via: Wylio)It's summer time! Or darn close to it. Here in the South East it got hot…quick! We've had very little time to get used to the heat but here it is and here is shall stay. Everyone I've been talking to recently has been cursing about having to turn on their ... Read More »
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John Jerry, come on down
Make it three for three with Miami Dolphins draftees that played in the Senior Bowl.
Only this time, in taking Ole Miss guard/tackle John Jerry in the third round (73rd overall), they took someone that played for Tony Sparano's South squad.
Jerry, younger brother of last year's Falcons first-rounder Peria Jerry, saw time mostly at right guard in Mobile for the South, but Dolphins O-line coach Dave DeGuglielmo moved him around a good bit and might have even taken a look at him at center, if memory serves.
I'm pretty surprised by this one. Knew they liked Jerry from hearing that in Mobile, but do they really need another guard at this point in the draft?
What about a nose tackle (Cam Thomas? Art Jones?)?
How about a free safety? (Dolphins missed out on a shot at Georgia Tech's Morgan Burnett by two picks when Green Bay grabbed him.)
Maybe a tight end?
Interestingly, NFLDraftScout.com spoke of shoulder issues during Jerry's college career, but he just told us on a conference call he didn't know what that was about. He did admit, however, to some hemorrhoids (Yikes!).
Jerry spent his junior year as a bookend tackle with Michael (Blind Side) Oher before moving inside to right guard.
Jerry. who has battled some weight problems in the past, is 6-5 3/8 and 328 pounds. He did not lift at the Combine but hoisted 225 pounds 31 times at the Ole Miss Pro Day.
I'm going to assume this means the end for Justin Smiley in Miami. Either he gets moved for a third-day pick or he gets cut.
And this is going to be some training camp battle for the two starting guard spots between Richie Incognito, Donald Thomas, Nate Garner and now Jerry.


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COMMON BRAND NAME(S): Xolair
This medication can cause a very serious (sometimes fatal) allergic reaction. In many cases, this type of reaction occurred after the first dose, but it can occur with any later doses. This type of reaction usually occurred within 24 hours or up to 4 days after receiving this medication. The risk of having this reaction is greater if you have a history of severe food allergies or have severe allergies to other medications. Your health care professional will monitor you closely during treatment for any signs of an allergic reaction. Seek immediate medical attention if at any time you develop any signs of an allergic reaction including: trouble breathing, cough, chest tightness, rash, itching, swelling (especially of the throat, tongue), hives, dizziness.
If you have had an allergic reaction to omalizumab, you must never use omalizumab again.Who should not take omalizumab subcutaneous?
This medication is used to treat moderate to severe asthma or ongoing hives from an unknown cause (chronic idiopathic urticaria-CIU) in adults and children over 12 years of age. It works by blocking your immune system's natural response to allergic triggers that can lead to an acute asthma attack or hives. This effect on your immune system (specifically immunoglobulin E-IgE) helps keep your air passages open and, over time, it keeps your asthma in better control. For CIU, omalizumab helps to reduce itching and number of hives on your skin.
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Joan Bouscher Wood, 73, of Stuttgart, died Monday, July 1, 2013. Joan was born Oct. 29, 1939, in DeWitt to the late Delbert Bouscher and Joyce (Trussell) Gresham. She is also preceded in death by an infant son, Joe Eddie Wood.
Mrs. Wood was retired from Kroger, was the co-owner of J and J Trailer Sales, and was a founding member of Stuttgart Harvest Church. She was a loving wife, mother and grandmother. She is survived by her husband of 54 years, Johnny E. Wood; daughter, Pam Hogue and husband Mike, of Bryant; son, David Wood and wife, DeAnn, of Vilonia, and son, Todd Wood and wife, Kathie, of DeWitt; brothers, William Gresham, Billy Joe Gresham, Darrell Bouscher, James Ed Bouscher and Delbert Bouscher; grandchildren, Aerial Guffey, Candice Boston (Clint), Dylan Hogue, Cody Wood, Jake Hogue, Colton Wood and Logan Wood.
Visitation will be noon-2 p.m. Friday, July 5, at First Baptist Church in Stuttgart, followed by a funeral service at 2 p.m., officiated by Pastor Harley Petty. Burial will follow at DeWitt Cemetery.
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Fast rising bassist Thundercat (aka Stephen Bruner) dropped The Golden Age of Apocalypse on Flying Lotus' Brainfeeder last week. Verdict: this is some bar raising ish.
The album plays out like a soulful space saga in an underwater basement – there's drama, there's romance, a picnic on the moon, and a dance party or three. While undeniably smooth, there is a palpable sense of rawness and even some grit to the work – all in all, makes for a very engaging listen.
Stream the whole album below and be sure to take a listen to our favorites: "Walkin," "Return to the Journey," and "For Love I Come." Another favorite is "Is It Love" featuring guest appearances from Shafiq Husayn and Om'Mas Keith.
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The Franchise
"It's the franchise, boy, I'm shining now…"
In 2006, the Minnesota Twins were supposed to have the lethal 1-2 combination of savvy vet Johan Santana and unhittable rookie Francisco Liriano leading them deep into the playoffs. That is, until Frankie's arm popped one too many times, and old Tommy John reared his ugly head.
After losing all of 2007 and most of 2008, last year was a lost one for the Cisco Kid, as he struggled mightily with control, his delivery, and his velocity. Good thing that is now in the past, as "The Franchise" is now living up to the billing.
His stat line tonight might not have been all that sparkly (6 IP, 3 ER), but he did strike out seven batters (including Manny Ramirez twice) and pretty much dominated until he ran out of gas a little early due to an extended opening inning. He was hitting 97 mph on Chicago's radar gun, had the biting slider, and even a nice assortment of changeups to really keep the batsmen shifting.
Amazingly enough, that wasn't even the pitching performance of the game, as that "award" goes to Jesse Crain for striking out Paul Konerko and Manny Ramirez with likely the game on the line in the seventh inning. While I may not take back ALL the things I've said about Crain on this blog, I will say that he has undergone perhaps the most remarkable in-season turnaround of any reliever I've ever seen. He's absolutely unhittable right now, and is mopping up all of Guerrier's and Rauch's messes.
I was very surprised by the lack of pizazz shown by the Chicago crowd tonight. With Ramirez up and the bases loaded in the seventh, the fans never really even got on their feet or made any noise (except, of course, to boo Manny rigorously as he returned to the dugout). Then, when Alex Rios misplayed a ball in center field that allowed three runs to score and effectively clinched a Twins victory, I thought the Chi-Sox fans were practicing a fire drill the way they were heading for the exits.
I would like to believe that, if the roles had been reversed, Twins fans at Target Field would have been on their feet in those crucial situations and not leaving until that 27th out.
Preview (86-58, 1st, 7.0 GA CWS, Magic #: 12): Brian Duensing (8-2, 2.02) vs. Gavin Floyd (10-12, 3.91)


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Get lost in a field of wildflowers with the Yellow Floral Canvas Art Print! Featuring sunny hues of yellow, green, and cream, this Giclee print adds scenic charm to your home decor.
Our Giclee prints are created with a digital printing technique, using specialized inks to precisely replicate the color and texture of the original artwork. Devoting the time to hand-embellish each print adds dimension and vitality to every piece!
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Inmate Mail
Inmate mail is received Monday through Saturday, excluding Holidays, and is generally delivered the same day. Jail Division Staff can not authorize the shipment of packages to Inmates confined in the jail. All packages or other unauthorized mail received by this facility will be returned to the Post Office.
How should I address my letter?
All incoming mail must be addressed as follows:
Inmates Full Name (The name they are booked under)
ID# (5 digit) (given to the Inmate at time of booking)
Walker County Jail
PO Box 866
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The following people were arrested on felony charges by law enforcement agencies in Davidson County, and, unless noted otherwise, were either placed in the Davidson County Detention Center or released from custody and are scheduled to appear in Lexington District Court on the date given:
• Julie Rene Stewart, 32, of 718 Cedar Lane, Thomasville, was charged with felony possession with intent to manufacture, sell and deliver a schedule II controlled substance, possession of methamphetamine, felony maintaining a vehicle/dwelling/place for a controlled substance, possession of marijuana up to one-half ounce and possession of drug paraphernalia, $10,000 secured bond, Jan. 30, Thomasville.
• Christopher David Bowman, 18, of 5345 Rocky River Road, Concord, was charged with misdemeanor larceny, possession of drug paraphernalia, possession of marijuana up to one-half to one-and-a-half ounces, felony possession of five or more counterfeit instruments and felony possession of a firearm by a felon, $250,000 secured bond, Feb. 11.
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Saturday, June 25 - Pink Out Night
Newmanstown, Pa. - May 5 - Mike Rutherford and Pete Skias led a parade of winners on Saturday night at Lanco's Clyde Martin Memorial Speedway.
After two consecutive weather related cancellations, the Lanco club was finally able to complete its second Micro-Sprint program of the 2012 racing season.
Rutherford (600cc) and Skias (270cc Two-Strokes) highlighted the group of victorious drivers that also included Shane Braxton (125cc); Bret Habecker (Sportsman); and Chip Geib (270cc Four-Strokes).
The 25-lap main event for the 270cc Two-Strokes looked to be the first win of the night for Rutherford, but a late caution flag produced a radical change in the outcome of the race.
Rutherford started ninth in the Kaylor Petro No. 5k and quickly motored his way to the front of the pack. He grabbed second place from Christi Sweigart on lap six, then wrestled the top spot away from Justin Harrington on the next trip around the lightning fast clay oval.
Once in front, Rutherford opened a huge lead and appeared to be cruising toward his first win of the still-young Clyde Martin season. Riding around under yellow with just two laps remaining, though, he could feel that something was giving up inside his car's powerplant.
"I could tell the engine was blowing up under the caution," he said later. "I figured, since it was so late in the race, I would stay out there and see what happened on that restart."
Rutherford smartly pulled low on the race track as the green waved, giving Pete Skias plenty of room to go around him and take the lead. "I couldn't believe it when Mike went so low there," said Skias, "I kind of figured he must have a problem. It was his race, but that's the way it goes sometimes. We were just a tick off, but we were good enough to be there and take advantage when Mike had his problem."
But the final two circuits were not a cakewalk for Skias, who hails from Wernersville, Pa. Richie Hartman zipped past the fading Rutherford to claim second, then charged to the bottom on the last lap, nearly pulling even with Skias as they blasted to the checkered flag. Skias held him off by 0.132 seconds to register the triumph.
Nick Skias had to go to the rear after an incident on the initial start. He rebounded nicely, weaving his way to a third place finish. Fifteenth-starting Heath Hehnly wound up fourth and Rutherford nursed his ailing engine to fifth place money.
Rutherford also claimed the Weld Racing Fast Lap of the Feature Award, turning the single quickest trip around the track in 11.742 seconds.
An outstanding field of 36 cars entered the 270cc Two-Stroke action on Saturday, with qualifying heats going to Scott Gingrich, N. Skias, Rutherford, and P. Skias. Twin consolations were captured by Mike Skias and Kevin Garman.
Rutherford, from Lititz, Pa., gained some redemption in the 600cc feature, driving Gary and Rose Hunter's CarStar No. 7h to victory in the 25-lap headliner.
Mark Yoder led from the pole as the first 15 revolutions went non-stop. Bruce Ginther Jr., Rutherford, and Chris Gerhart caught Yoder as that trio battled for the runner-up position, but contact in turn three sent Ginther flipping into the outside guardrail, producing the first yellow flag of the event.
Rutherford was now second, but Yoder repelled his challenge on the restart. Yoder again fought off Rutherford's dive to get under him on another restart with six laps remaining. It was the final restart, however, still with six tours left to run, that caused Yoder's demise.
On that final restart, Yoder got just a little bit sideways in turn four and Rutherford went to the top instead of the bottom, and that proved to be the difference. Rutherford powered past Yoder on the high side, taking the lead and going on to win handily.
Yoder could still smile after his runner-up effort, with Shane Lewis sneaking in for third at the stripe over Gerhart and Mike Dicely.
With 32 of the 600's signed in for competition, qualifying heat victories went to Ginther, Rutherford, and Lewis. Heath Hehnly won the consolation race.
Shane Braxton, West Grove, Pa., rolled off the 125cc grid from the inside of row four. He was up to second by lap nine, then ducked under race leader Kory Merkey at the halfway point, sliding up in front of Merkey to take command as they accelerated under the crossed flags.
Unfortunately for Merkey, his No. 88 broke with only three to go while he was running second. His misfortune put opening night winner Dave Grube into the runner-up slot, but Grube fell victim to fuel pump issues on a subsequent caution with just a couple of laps remaining.
Braxton held on for the win, with Derek Ecenrode earning a well deserved second over Richie Hartman, Felisha Kirlin, and Brianna Gerhart.
The feature winner also recorded the quickest lap during the main event to earn the Weld Racing Fast Lap of the Feature. Braxton's quick lap stopped the clock in 11.416 seconds.
A solid field of 24 cars took part in the 125cc portion of the program. Jesse Maurer, Darren Miller, and Ken Miller captured the heat races.
Winning his second straight 25-lapper for the 270cc Four-Strokes, Manheim's Chip Geib roared from ninth on the starting grid to run second after five laps had been scored.
Geib dashed past Lew Kepple to secure the lead and the win on the race's only restart with eight circuits complete. Geib cruised to victory lane, taking the checkered flag comfortably in front of Ryan Morris, Craig DeSantis, Eddie Nocera, and Ken Miller.
Because he turned the quickest lap of the feature at 11.731 seconds, Geib also earned the Weld Racing Fast Lap of the Feature Award for the Four-Stroke Micros.
Geib and Morris were victorious in heat race action for the 14 car field of 270cc Four-Strokes.
Eleventh-starting Bret Habecker, Leesport, Pa., bolted through traffic to run third by the time eight laps were completed in the Sportsman feature. With one of his teammates, Jason Swavely, sailing along in the race lead, Habecker moved into second by passing Mark Ludwig on the tenth trip around the high banked oval.
When mechanical gremlins forced Swavely to the infield just one lap prior to the halfway mark, Habecker became the new leader. He survived a final restart with six to go to score the victory over Ludwig, Kerry Lengle, Ken Miller, and Robert Shanaman.
With 20 Sportsman cars in the pit area on Saturday, heat races were claimed by Habecker and Miller.
Lanco's Clyde Martin Memorial Speedway swings back into action this Saturday, May 12, with a Night Before Mother's Day event featuring the five weekly divisions of Micro-Sprints. Gates open at 3:30 with warm-ups beginning at 5 p.m. The first heat race goes green at 6:00.
General Admission for adults is just $8.00, with discounts for Senior Citizens and Students. Tickets for youth between the ages of six and twelve cost just $2.00, and children under the age of six are admitted free. And parking is always free at the Clyde.
Saturday, May 19, is the rescheduled Fan Appreciation Night at Clyde Martin. Spectators will be admitted absolutely FREE on the 19th, and there will be dozens of prizes and giveaway items distributed throughout the racing program. In addition, it will be Dollar Dog Night at the refreshment stand, as the five weekly classes present another action-packed evening of high speed entertainment.
The month of May will end with the track's annual Memorial Day Open Show on Saturday, May 26. The five weekly classes of Micro-Sprints will take part in high paying, non-point 30-lap main events...and there's even more to this Open Show.
The club will honor the memory of its former Vice-President, Kerry Gilbert, by including his favorite division - the Wingless 600cc Micros. The 600's will compete both winged and wingless on May 26, with the wingless portion titled the Kerry Gilbert Memorial.
It's a very busy month of May at Clyde Martin Memorial Speedway, so you've just gotta come out and LIVE the excitement that is Lanco!
600cc Micro-Sprint Feature, 25 laps: 1.Mike Rutherford, 2.Mark Yoder, 3.Shane Lewis, 4.Chris Gerhart, 5.Mike Dicely, 6.Tom Kohler, 7.Heath Hehnly, 8.Shaun Brandel, 9.Jeff Halligan, 10.A.J. Michael, 11.Jimmy Brookens, 12.Brittany Brown, 13.Peter Michael, 14.Jeff Stelter, 15.Tyler Esh, 16.C.J. Tracy, 17.Brent Ely, 18.Kevin Steele, 19.Jared Esh, 20.Mike Coen, 21.Jessica Mohler, 22.Shane Braxton, 23.Bruce Ginther Jr., 24.Kory Merkey.
270cc Micro-Sprint Feature, 25 laps: 1.Pete Skias, 2.Richie Hartman, 3.Nick Skias, 4.Heath Hehnly, 5.Mike Rutherford, 6.Brian Sholley, 7.Justin Harrington, 8.Dave Grube, 9.Christi Sweigart, 10.Jason Swavely, 11.Billy Logeman, 12.Ryan Morris, 13.Dane Lane Jr., 14.Brad Kemp, 15.Toby Blumenshine, 16.Nate Weidman, 17.Chip Geib, 18.Mike Skias, 19.Jese Maurer, 20.Terry Ellex, 21.Charles Hellinger, 22.Scott Gingrich, 23.Kevin Garman, 24.Tyler Reinhardt.
125cc Micro-Sprint Feature, 25 laps: 1.Shane Braxton, 2.Derek Ecenrode, 3.Richie Hartman, 4.Felisha Kirlin, 5.Brianna Gerhart, 6.Daniel Braun, 7.Brent Shearer, 8.Dave Grube, 9.Curtis R. Miller, 10.Kory Merkey, 11.James Wampole, 12.Jordan Espenshade, 13.Darren Miller, 14.Cody Drace, 15.Dylan Adams, 16.Corey Schmuck, 17.Bradley Brown, 18.Nick Sweigart, 19.Ken Miller, 20.Jesse Maurer, 21.Kyle Hehnly, 22.Jason Harris. DNS: Jake Smith; Walter Wampole.
Sportsman Micro-Sprint Feature, 25 laps: 1.Bret Habecker, 2.Mark Ludwig, 3.Kerry Lengle, 4.Ken Miller, 5.Robert Shanaman, 6.Sheena Logeman, 7.Matt Abers, 8.Wesley Fasnacht, 9.Curtis R. Miller, 10.Mike Coen, 11.Corey Schmuck Jr., 12.Dennis Fenstermacher, 13.Dennis Ziegler, 14.Jason Swavely, 15.Brian Becker, 16.Mike Heiser, 17.Jenna Heagy, 18.Dean Spangler Jr., 19.Paul May III.
270cc Four-Stroke Micro-Sprints, 25 laps: 1.Chip Geib, 2.Ryan Morris, 3.Craig DeSantis, 4.Ed Nocera, 5.Ken Miller, 6.Lewis Kepple, 7.Donna Geib, 8.Kim Enck, 9.Steve Smith Sr., 10.Kory Shissler, 11.Sheila Fetter, 12.Ronald Good. DNS: Cody Kreger, Justin Harrington.
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Literacy tutoring will once again be available in Arkansas County.
Ellen Swink with the Prairie County Literacy Council said the council is expanding to offer adult basic education, secondary education and English as a Second Language (ESL) in Arkansas County.
Phillips Community College of the University of Arkansas (PCCUA) has offered office space on the Stuttgart campus with space available for on-site tutoring. Tutor training for anyone interested in helping will be held from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday, May 18, at the Prairie County Literacy Council office, 103 S. Hazen Ave. in Hazen.
"Right now, we are just working with those 18 years of age or older," Swink said. "But we can work out tutoring for children if needed."
All tutoring is free and available to any Arkansas County resident. Swink said the council would be in Arkansas County three days per week, although which days were still unknown.
"It's just being set up," she said, adding that the council just decided on the expansion last week.
The literacy council is part of a statewide non-profit that offers free tutoring to adults who want to learn how to read, write or speak English on the county level. According to the Arkansas Literacy Councils, 12,134 adult students received educational instruction in 2011 while 628 adults were on the wait list to receive help.
Arkansas County had its own literacy council that opened its doors in the mid-1980s. It closed in August 2012 due to lack of funding.
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Join us for a special Rock and Roll Night School class on the music that framed the American civil rights movement. This class, presented in partnership with Facing History and Ourselves' initiative Choosing to Participate, will examine the 10 years following the Montgomery Bus Boycott and leading to the Voting Rights Act of 1965, a decade in which music spoke to and for a nation aching for change.
In conjunction with the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame's Black History Month celebration of Philadelphia Soul, this month's Rock and Roll Night School focused on the legendary label, Philadelphia International Records.
As part of the 2010 Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony, the Ahmet Ertegun Award was presented to an extraordinary group of songwriters who wrote some of the most classic, lasting songs of the 20th century. This year's honorees included husband and wife songwriting team BARRY MANN and CYNTHIA WEIL and songwriting couple JEFF BARRY and ELLIE GREENWICH, writers whose countless number of classics helped defined the "Brill Building sound" in the 1960s. In conjunction with Women's History Month, this edition of Rock and Roll Night School will examine some of the biggest hits for Mann and Weil ("You've Lost That Lovin' Feeling," "On Broadway," "We Gotta Get Out of this Place" and "Walking in the Rain") as well as Barry and Greenwich ("Da Doo Ron Ron," "Then He Kissed Me," "Be My Baby" and "River Deep, Mountain High"). We'll also explore Ellie Greenwich's work as a session vocalist and producer, as well as her songwriting career after her breakup with Jeff Barry.
During the mid to late 1960s the musicians of the British Canterbury scene mixed the experimental philosophy of avant-grade music with jazz and rock to create a fusion sound that was part of the psychedelic underground. This program will explore the music of the first four Soft Machine albums and the influence they had on the particularly British sound of groups such as King Crimson and the 2010 Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Inductees Genesis. This class is presented in partnership with the Tri-C Jazz Fest 2010.
This month's Rock and Roll Night School focused on how rock and roll reflected changing attitudes on the Vietnam War, from The Shirelles "Soldier Boy" to Marvin Gaye's "What's Goin' On." We discussed how music was used at home by protestors and supporters of the war, as well as how soldiers used music in country. We drew many selections from the upcoming Bear Family Records box set, …Next Stop Vietnam: The War on Record 1961-2008, a 13-cd set of music about the war.
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Founded in 1959 by Berry Gordy, Motown Records quickly became known as the "Sound of Young America" during the mid to late-1960s. The key to Motown's success was the creative team of singers, songwriters, producers, arrangers and studio musicians assembled by label founder Berry Gordy at a two-story headquarters in Detroit that he dubbed "Hitsville U.S.A." The independent label perfected what came to be known as the "Motown Sound" - a carefully refined blend of upbeat melodic hooks, the soulful groove of rhythm & blues, and the intensity of gospel music.
This month's Rock and Roll Night School examined the rising chart dominance of Motown's hit factory during the mid-1960s. Special attention was paid to songs by Hall of Fame Inductees the Temptations, the Four Tops, Smokey Robinson, Stevie Wonder, Marvin Gaye, Martha and the Vandellas, and the Supremes, while we also uncovered some of the lost treasures of Motown's deep catalog.
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It has been noted on another post that for fitting the license plate wires, you need to make a hole. not a big deal, I am impressed with quality and the looks. One point, though. The kit came with a set of turning lights, and now I am trying to find the matching pair for the front. It would be great to get this warned when I was making the purchase. So if you read this, you are warned..dont miss it!!
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The actual fender eliminator piece, the license plate bracket, and light are good quality products. However the turn signal lights are cheap looking and one of the wires in one of them was loose. I had to solder it back together before installing on the bike. After riding for 50 or so miles a wire in the other light came loose and had to be soldered.
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GSXR Comp Werks Fender eliminator
I have bought 3 other ktis from other brands and was never satisfied with the overall look and cost. They were either cheap thin metal, horrid paint, and/or fell apart. This kit is the best bang for your hard earned buck. The kit comes with 4 bolts for the lic. plate, the plate mount, a plate to cover the hole where the existing plate holder was, and a new LED light with extra wire. When installed, it is hidden by the rear foot pegs when looking from the side, giving you a very clean look. Installation couldnt be easier, take 1 bolt off the rear fender, slide plate mount under, and reinstall the bolt (I am using an aftermarket CF rear fender with no issues). After that, just wire the LED light and you are done, which is fished under the kit and i zip tied it where the plate will cover it. **NOTE: I had to drill a hole in the undertail for the LED llight wire, its a very small hole and cant be seen from behind or from the side, but im sure it can be routed so you wouldnt have to drill a hole** I stand by this product and will not buy anything else for any future bikes since i hate looking at my lic plate.
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Easy fender Eliminator Kit.
I bought this to enable me to remove all the ugly bulky OEM fender and accesories. This Kit was a breeze to change. It think I lost 10 pounds in weight also. Now all I need is a Rear Hugger for my bike. I was surprised to see how different it looked after I was done installing this Fender Eliminator kit from Dennis Kirk. Can't beat the price either.
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Good product
I was happy with this product. It is as stated and looks great on my bike.
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not so good
fit takes a lot of time..instructiond wrer the WORST I HAVE EVER USED...THEY LOOKED/WERE WRITTEN BT A 5 YEAR YEAR OLD..NOT HAPPY WITH THIS KIT...WOULD DEFINATELY STAY AWAY..AND WOULD NOT RECOMMEND..
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This is a nice product but the instructions were very poor - epecially the section where you are instructed to cut your old fender away. The cut points were very ambiguous and not precise enough. This results in less than a perfect fit of the eliminator kit. The instructions could be improved by providing precise cut points and photographs.


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The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum unveils The Rolling Stones Charlie is my Darling - Ireland 1965 from ABKCO Films in the museum's Foster Theater on Friday, November 8. Newly discovered, never-before-seen-footage has been woven into an intimate, behind-the-scenes diary of life on the road with the young Rolling Stones.
The Rock Hall's film will showcase 20 minutes of highlights.
This new, 2012 film was directed by Mick Gochanour and restored by producer Robin Klein, the Grammy Award winning team that brought the classic The Rolling Stones Rock & Roll Circus to the screen. Charlie is my Darling's dramatic and stunning concert footage – including electrifying performances of "(I Can't Get No) Satisfaction," "The Last Time" and "Time Is On My Side" shows the band developing its musical style by blending blues, R&B and rock-n-roll riffs. Photographed by pioneering filmmaker Peter Whitehead and produced by Rolling Stones manager and producer Andrew Loog Oldham, Charlie is my Darling - Ireland 1965 is the invaluable frame: the unseen story of the band becoming the legend.
Shot during a quick tour of Ireland just weeks after "(I Can't Get No) Satisfaction" hit # 1 on the charts, it features the first professionally filmed concert performances of the band and documents the early frenzy of their fans and the riots their appearances inspired. The band is shown traveling through the Irish countryside by train; dashing from cabs to cramped basement dressing rooms through screaming hordes of fans. Motel rooms host impromptu songwriting sessions and familiar classics are heard in their infancy as riff and lyric are united. Charlie is my Darling is the invaluable frame that captures the spark about to combust into The Greatest Rock and Roll Band in the World.
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After seeing a news story about a shoe drive for undeveloped countries, Doug and Leslie Hartz, of Stuttgart, sprung into action.
The Hartzes are collecting shoes in conjunction with a drive sponsored by Arkansas Specialty Orthopedics in Little Rock.
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Casually arranged, these Timeless Tulips and glass vase gracefully rest on a tabletop, adorned with a beautiful doily. The background features striped, cream-on-cream fabric, which will remind you of wallpaper. Final size is 22" x 22" and is perfect for a Baltimore Album block. Pattern includes easy-to-follow instructions for machine, hand and fusible applique, and full-size artwork. Designed by Sue Shipman
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Every party needs a little background music to set the mood, but have you ever considered background photos? With Windows Media Center, you can have both.
For those unfamiliar with Media Center, it's a feature in Windows Vista that serves as a center for your digital media collection, including photos, music, TV shows, and home movies. With the right setup, you can use Media Center to completely change the dynamic of your living room by playing a slide show of your favorite photos—along with background music—on your TV. The best way to experience slide shows is on an HDTV, using a Media Center remote to control the action.
Media Center is included with Windows Vista Home Premium and Windows Vista Ultimate. If you're using a different version of Vista, you can compare versions and upgrade by visiting the Windows Vista Upgrade Advisor website.
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For more information about connecting a Media Center PC to a TV, see Connect your computer to a TV and Use a Windows Media Center Extender device.
Chances are you own a digital camera, and you already have a collection of digital photos on your computer. The nice thing about using Windows Media Center to organize those photos is that it does most of the work for you. If your digital photos are in the Pictures folder on your computer's hard disk, for instance, Media Center will automatically find them the moment you fire it up. To view your picture library in Media Center, scroll to Pictures + Videos from the start screen, and then select picture library.
You can also tell Media Center to watch other folders for newly added media and then add them to your picture library: From the Media Center start screen, scroll to Tasks, select settings, then select Library Setup and follow the instructions.
Windows Media Center can even detect if a digital camera or flash memory card is connected to your PC, and give you the option to import new pictures directly into Media Center. Once all your photos are available, you can browse through them and perform common editing tasks on each, such as rotating, cropping, and removing red eye. For more information, see Edit pictures in Windows Media Center.
Once your photo collection is in Media Center, it's time to show it off to friends and family by using slide shows. To play a slide show of your entire collection of photos, scroll to Pictures + Videos from the Media Center start screen, and then select play all. But what if you don't want grandma to see that snapshot of you feeding the dog table scraps, or your brother to see photos from that New Year's party you forgot to invite him to? One way you can control who sees what is by playing a slide show of a specific folder rather than your entire collection: from the start screen, scroll to Pictures + Videos, select picture library, select the desired folder, and then select play slide show.
You can also tag your photos by using Windows Photo Gallery and then view slide shows based on tags in Windows Media Center. To learn more about this method, see Tag pictures so they're easier to find.
No slide show is complete without some background tunes. Adding music to a slide show can greatly enhance the vibe no matter the occasion. From the Media Center start screen, scroll to Music, and then select music library. Pick the music you'd like to play, then navigate back to your picture library and play your slide show—it's as easy as that! To learn more about playing music, see Listen to music in Windows Media Center.
When playing a slide show, you'll notice that a set amount of time passes between each transition, and that the song information occasionally shows up in the bottom-left corner. These and other slide show features can be customized to your liking: from the Media Center start screen, scroll to Tasks, select settings, and then select Pictures to browse a variety of options related to slide shows.
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15 Jun 2012 - 15 Jun 2012With more than 50% of the world's 7 billion population now residing in urban areas, the Eye on Earth Community Sustainability and Resiliency Special Initiative is both an important and timely topic. It is recognized that there are numerous challenges in making these cities attractive to both residents and investors, including the need for public transportation, accessibility to potable water and the availability of green space. The challenge of this Special Initiative is to utilize information and technology available to improve the planning, management and quality of life in these urban areas.
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Ave Gladiators!
The Battle at Hadrian's Wall is over and it is about time to give you some news on an upcoming brand-new feature: the Costumes!
This feature will be introduced with the version 1.8.0 and allows you to individualize your look by choosing one of the 6 soon available costumes. But it is not only about the look, each costume also offers you some special bonuses!
Here are the details about this new feature, followed by the presentation of the first costume:
What are these costumes?
The costumes are a new feature in Gladiatus that allows you to give your main and dungeon character a cool new look! Each costume consists of 5 parts, 4 normal parts and a special one, which you need to collect to complete a costume.
Why should I collect all parts of a costume?
Collecting all parts of a costume does not only complete the look, but also gives you bonuses!
Each costume has a bonus for 1, 3 and 5 collected parts.
Why should I use a costume on both of my characters? (Main and dungeon character)
Since you can use different costumes on your main and dungeon character at the same time, you are also able to combine the costume bonuses. In this way you can not only personalize your look, but also your way of playing the game!
Where will my new look be shown?
Your new look will be visible in your profile and battle reports.
Do I need to buy new equipment / change equipment (e.g. weapon, shield,etc) to use the costumes?
No, you don't. The costumes are independent of your existing equipment and have an extra space for adding them.
Where can I get those costumes?
This secret will not be revealed yet.
When will the costumes be available in the game?
The costumes will be included in the update to version 1.8.0. A release date for v1.8.0 is not known yet, but will be published as soon as possible.
The first costume we want to present is...
Pluto's Deadly Breath
Many myths and stories are known about the god Pluto, most of them connected to the underworld.
This connection to the dark side is represented by this costume. Even though the look alone might already keep enemies from attacking you, check out the details below for the bonuses this costume offers!
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George Harrison is born in Liverpool, England.
George Harrison acquires his first guitar, which he masters by mimicking the recorded styles of Buddy Holly and Lonnie Donegan.
George Harrison becomes interested in the sitar while filming Help! on location in India with the Beatles.
While still with the Beatles, George Harrison releases the Eastern-flavored Wonderwall Music, a film soundtrack and the first release on the Beatles' Apple label.
George Harrison's Electronic Sound, an avant-garde synthesizer album, appears on the Beatles' short-lived Zapple imprint.
"Something," by the Beatles, becomes George Harrison's first (and only) composition for the band to reach the top of the charts.
George Harrison's three-album masterwork, All Things Must Pass, is released. It will top the charts for seven weeks.
"My Sweet Lord," by George Harrison, tops the charts for the first of four weeks. The first single by an ex-Beatle to reach #1, it will sell 5 million copies.
The Concert for Bangla Desh, an all-star benefit for flood and famine relief organized by George Harrison, is held at New York's Madison Square Garden. A triple-album box set is released in December and a concert film appears in March.
"Give Me Love (Give Me Peace On Earth)," from George Harrison's Living in the Material, tops the charts.
George Harrison announces the formation of his own record label, Dark Horse. It's roster will include Harrison and other artists he signs.
George Harrison, the first ex-Beatle to tour, kicks off his two-month Dark Horse tour in Vancouver, BC.
Extra Texture (Read All About It), by George Harrison, is released. It will be his last album for Apple, freeing him to release subsequent works on his own Dark Horse label.
George Harrison and Paul Simon are the musical guests on Saturday Night Live, duetting on Harrison's "Here Comes the Sun."
The Best of George Harrison enters the charts. One side consists of Harrison's most popular Beatles songs, while the other collects solo hits.
George Harrison releases Thirty-three & 1/3, which includes "This Song" and "Crackerbox Palace."
George Harrison co-founds HandMade Films, which is credited with revitalizing the British film industry. Its first production, Monty Python's Life of Brian, is released a year later.
George Harrison marries Olivia Arias in England.
The self-titled George Harrison enters the charts and yields a hit single, "Blow Away."
I Me Mine, George Harrison's book of song lyrics and autobiographical reminiscences, is published in a pricey limited edition.
"All These Years Ago," George Harrison's tribute to the late John Lennon, enters the Top Forty. It will peak at #2 and stay there for three weeks.
George Harrison releases Cloud Nine, his first album in five years and his first platinum album since All Things Must Pass.
"Got My Mind Set On You," from Cloud Nine, becomes George Harrison's first #1 hit since 1973.
The Traveling Wilburys - George Harrison, Bob Dylan, Tom Petty, Jeff Lynne and Roy Orbison - release Volume One, which reaches #3 and sells 3 million copies.
The Traveling Wilburys' second album, Vol. 3, is released.
George Harrison performs in Tokyo, finishing a 13-date Japanese tour that marks his first concerts since 1974.
George Harrison releases Live in Japan, a double-disc documentary of his Japanese tour from the previous year.
George Harrison is given Billboard magazine's first century award at the trade journal's third annual Billboard Music Awards.
George Harrison is stabbed by a deranged intruder at his Friar Park estate. The knife narrowly misses his heart, and he is hospitalized with a punctured lung.
George Harrison succumbs to brain cancer in Los Angeles.
George Harrison's final album, Brainwashed, is posthumously released. It is his first album of new material since 1987's Cloud Nine.
The Concert for George, a tribute organized by Olivia Harrison and Eric Clapton, is held at Royal Albert Hall on the one-year anniversary of Harrison's death.
George Harrison is inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame at the nineteenth annual induction dinner. Tom Petty and Jeff Lynne are his presenters.


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