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Encyclopedia of Jazz Musicians
Araki, Jimmy (James)
Araki, Jimmy (James), alto saxophonist and trumpeter; b. 1926 d. 1991. He is credited with introducing bebop to Japanese musicians. After spending the war years at the Gila River Detention Center and performing in camp bands, Araki was drafted out of college to serve in the US Army as a translator at the Tokyo War Crimes tribunal. In his spare time Araki studied bebop theory and performance techniques, which he went on to share with native musicians. His compositions and arrangements ("A.P.O. 500," "Rock Romondo," "Boogie in C," "Tokyo Riff," and "A Night in Pakistan") formed the basis for the first "modern jazz" recording session in Japan in August 1947--performed, ironically, by an all-star band of trad and swing musicians known as the Victor Hot Club. The following year Araki and jazz critic Kobun NOGAWA organized a bebop study group and rehearsal band to perform Araki's original compositions and arrangements in Tokyo. Araki returned to the US in October 1949; after a brief stint performing with Lionel Hampton, Araki embarked on a successful career as a scholar of Japanese literature at the University of Hawaii at Manoa. He returned to Japan often throughout his career, occasionally jamming with his old friends (and arranging a recording session in 1959), and in 1991 was awarded the Order of the Rising Sun, Fourth Class, for his contributions to the study of Japanese literature and to the promotion of jazz in Japan.
Jazz Beat--Midnight Jazz Session (1959); Kogane jidai no Victor Hot Club (1973)
George Yoshida, Reminiscing in Swingtime: Japanese Americans in American Popular Music, 1925-1960 (1997).
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ATHENS – Members of the Lindale High School speech and debate teams earned several high places recently at the Athens High School debate tournament. Those earning medals from Lindale included: Cody Gufstansen and Emma Johnsen, second in Congressional Debate Zoe Henderson, third in Congressional Debate DeForest Gordy, third in Persuasive Speaking
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BYU remains very close to former basketball star Jonathan Tavernari's heart
"The No. 1 thing I want to do after basketball is, I either want to work for the church or I want to work for the BYU athletic department," he said. "Speaking four or five languages like I do, having lived outside of America for such a long time, I would love to serve in any position like that for the church or for BYU. I want to give back to the church and to BYU because they have given me so much. BYU gave me an education. Coach Rose helped me become a man. The church gave me stability and a testimony. Although the pay would be extremely different, much less than what I've been earning, but for me, giving back to institutions that mean so much to me would be priceless."
Tavernari said his most memorable moment at BYU was beating Florida in the NCAA tournament, in double overtime, as a senior in 2010. It marked the Cougars' first NCAA tournament victory in 17 years.
"Coach Rose came into the locker room and he went to a few different players," Tavernari recalled. "He jumped on me, and we were jumping up and down, saying, 'We finally did it!' It was the highlight of my BYU career."
Tavernari has been a member of the Brazilian national basketball team, and the 2016 Summer Olympics will be held in Rio de Janeiro. He played for the FIBA World Olympic qualifying team in 2008, and helped Brazil claim the gold medal at the FIBA Americas Championship in 2009.
In 2010, he averaged 11 points for Brazil as it won the South American Championships.
But he is realistic about his chances of representing Brazil in 2016, explaining that there are a lot of Brazilians playing in the NBA that will take spots on the roster. He added that he's content to spend that summer in the United States with his wife and son and not be part of the Olympics.
While living abroad, the Tavernaris have been heavily involved in assisting the missionaries, helping people of all faiths, and serving in their wards wherever they've lived.
"The countries and cultures we have been a part of have been so completely different from one another but we love them all so much," Kiri said. "That's the thing about this journey our family is on that we weren't prepared for. We didn't realize that we would be falling in love with people and places everywhere we went. We didn't realize that we would both wish to be home and wish to never leave at the same time. And we certainly never entertained the idea that our hearts would end up in a hundred different pieces, scattered across quite a few continents, and sealed up in the hearts of the most diverse groups of people around the world. But they have. And we absolutely love it."
The Tavernaris hope to end up close to BYU after Jonathan's playing days are over.
"BYU will always have a special place in his heart," Kiri said. "It's one of the places that we go when we come home. It's special to Jonathan and me as well because I went to school there. It's where he really found himself as a person and as a man. Being at BYU solidified in his heart all that he loves the most."
His experiences at BYU, Tavernari said, helped prepare him for his professional career.
"My coaches know I can be a sixth man, I can be a starter, I can bring the ball up the floor, I can play the four," he said. "I can shoot. I'm a versatile guy. The way I played at BYU was exactly what Coach Rose needed. That's why I say I'm so blessed. I was able to do what I loved at BYU, a place where I could be successful. I hope people can remember me for that."
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Seven-year-old Natalie Calvo was found after an AMBER alert went out that she was abducted. The incident happened Friday night in Antioch, Calif. to the young Filipino girl. She was taken from her mother after they arrived back home from grocery shopping. ABS-CBN News reports Jan. 6 that Natalie was found just hours after the alert went out by police.
Natalaie's mother, Gina Calvo, fought to keep her little girl as the abductor tried making away with her, but when he showed a gun, she backed off. He forced the girl into his car and sped off.
Police say the man -- David Allen Douglas, 43 -- had been following the girl and her mother when they were shopping at the Walmart in East Bay. When they got home, Douglas made his move.
The abduction happened at 6:45 p.m. and fortunately Natalie Calvo was found hours later at about midnight after law enforcement received a tip from the AMBER alert. Police were able to find Natalie in Douglas' car at a downtown marina.
The seven-year-old was reunited with her family after the traumatic experience. She suffered no injuries from the incident. It is unknown at this point what charges Douglas will face.
It was a good thing Natalie Calvo was found as fast as she was. The first few hours after a child is kidnapped is the most critical in rescuing them. The longer a child is gone after an abduction, the less their chances are of survival. The Calvos are lucky this did not turn out any worse!


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Adam Machnicki relocated to Allen from his homeland of Poland almost two years ago when his software company transferred him.
Sea Life Grapevine Aquarium, Grapevine
Machnicki, who was showing his visiting Polish mother-in-law around the area, shot this compelling image of a couple entranced by a shark swimming overhead at the Sea Life Grapevine Aquarium. "I'm always trying to find moments that are magical to capture. In a matter of seconds, I saw this couple looking at a shark in the tank, and I snapped the shot. They never even noticed," he says. Machnicki used an Olympus OM-D E-M5 with an Olympus digital 17 mm lens to record the image, converting color to black-and-white, and bringing the couple and the shark into sharp focus by adjusting the contrast. "There were many more details in the center of the photo, but I didn't want any unnecessary distractions, so I made that area dark," he explains. Not bad for an amateur photographer who's only been shooting for three years.


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Adolescent Sexuality and Body Image: Their Impact on Relationships, Self-Esteem and Treatment
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The adolescent developmental period is one in which there is progression towards becoming more resourceful , forming identity and self-worth, recognizing choices, making decisions, and establishing peer and romantic relationships. Adolescents and their sense of their sexuality, their feelings about their body image and their body size relate directly to behavior and the establishment of relationships. Participants of this workshop are introduced to the latest research and statistics regarding adolescent sexuality, body image and self-esteem to help them understand the dynamics and cultural influences on adolescents and how to support them in their development. Diversity and the need for sensitivity will be addressed by drawing attention to how differences in race, ethnicity, religion and socioeconomic status affect these issues. Information on specific statistics, behaviors and norms as well as information for intervention and treatment are addressed. Upon completion of this course, participants will be able to: 1) understand adolescent developmental dynamics; 2) discuss the importance and emergence of new stronger peer and romantic relationships and their effect on later bonds, attachments, and self-esteem; 3) define current trends in sexual norms and sexual behaviors among adolescents in the United States; 4) assess and provide strategies for helping adolescents understand the implications for their choices and behaviors; and 5) understand cultural influences that affect adolescents' self-esteem, body image and sexuality. This workshop is appropriate for post-master's practitioners with experience and/ or policy development work within social service agencies and schools.
Stephanie Newberg, MEd, MSW, LCSW, is in private practice in Bryn Mawr and serves as a consultant to private and public schools. She also serves as a field liaison at Bryn Mawr College Graduate School of Social Work and Social Research. Stephanie specializes in work with adolescents and their families, and has made a variety of presentations on adolescent developmental issues and ways to support families through this life stage.
Grantsmanship 101
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There are few skills so vital in nonprofit life as grant writing. What does it take to move an idea into action or to write a plan that is so effective that a funder is willing to support it? For many nonprofit organizations, the answers to these questions are the keys to successful fundraising. This is a foundational course that assumes that participants have little or no experience in grant writing, and all of the activities are geared for people who are novices in this field. Upon completion of the workshop, participants will understand: 1) the importance of writing a solid action plan before developing a grant proposal; 2) techniques for researching and selecting appropriate foundations that might support that action plan; and 3) how to effectively write a grant that "sells!" This workshop is appropriate for practitioners at all levels of practice who assist their organizations in fundraising, either as a staff member, a board member, or a volunteer.
Margie DuBrow, PhD, is Director of the Nonprofit Executive Leadership Institute (NELI) at Bryn Mawr College Graduate School of Social Work and Social Research. She has been writing grant proposals for over 25 years.


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Rock music exists for a reason. Well, it exists for a multitude of reasons. But every now and then it grabs you by the jewels at one a.m., and says "this is why man made rock n' roll. This is joy and pain and everything in between. This is the sweet sound of cutting loose. This is you and me."
Alabama Shakes may be a flash. They may burn out from touring. They may simply fail to live up to the massive hype that has mounted about them, and be a band we rue getting so excited about a year from now. This is popular music after all. The deck is stacked against it.
Nonetheless, the hype, the debate, the concern that Alabama Shakes will fall short of its promise, it's all happening because this band has already stopped us in our tracks, because they threaten to do that rare thing that long ago made us turn our radios on in the first place: to touch us. That such a possibility exists alongside our knowledge of the odds, of the many ways in which we could be disappointed, is enough to paralyze all rational thought. As a close friend said before even listening to the full LP, "I have to wait for another album before I give them my heart. Bands fail me too often."
Sorry, Shakes, we have baggage.
The positive but cautious reaction to The Shakes' much-anticipated full album, Boys and Girls, is swimming in that fear. Do the studio versions of "Hold On," "Rise to The Sun," and "Be Mine" match the already heavily documented live performances? It's easy to argue not, and such is the primary note of restraint being played by critical ears. Could a mentor like Jack White have spearheaded the grittier and more unrestrained studio performance so many craved after seeing The Shakes live? It's possible, but isn't a live performance that uniquely outshines its studio cousin something to look forward to? More to the point, it's that live performance that left us craving, isn't it?
On the positive side, the easy pitfall of criticizing the Shakes music as "derivative" has been largely left to amateur haters, but that hasn't stopped some from questioning the true song-writing chops of Brittany Howard, and the fact that the full-length album may have a few weak songs. As easy as it would be to counter such nitpicking (the band is barely three years old, and Boys and Girls can claim at least seven legitimately moving songs—how much filler did the Stones put out in their careers?), it is simply more evidence of our terror at being disappointed by an obviously talented group with flashes of real magnetism.
It's time for some perspective.
If Boys and Girls had dropped out of another dimension straight into our ears, we would all be forced to stop and behold a pair of simple thoughts: First, that this band is surprisingly polished at an early stage in its life. It has taken several pre-1970s reference points and made its creation of a slick, big, and thoroughly modern sound seem effortless. In a short, hype-filled run, they have shown a penchant for lighting serious fires on big stages. If they had not done something live that is unique and memorable and not found on their recorded LP, it would be greater cause for concern for a band so tied to soul and blues.
Second, Brittany Howard has the gift. If she possessed not a shred of song-writing ability—h*ll, if she sang in tongues—she'd be capable of tugging at your guts. The Joplin comparison is legit, and the fact that so many have dared utter the name is, again, proof that she has reached us in a rare place, and thus made us fret over her commercial fate. There is also, however, a very un-Janis optimistic warmth to Howard. It spills out even in her most vulnerable moments, almost as if Joe Cocker had been reborn as some maternally radiating black woman. That voice paints songs like "Heartbreaker," "Rise To The Sun," and "I Ain't The Same" simultaneously aching and liberating. It's on "You Ain't Alone," though, that it finds its most striking dynamic. "Alone" is a sad but unspecific song, about wounded, fearful lovers, and about reaching out to the unreachable. The way Howard pleas, you get the feeling the object of the song will never come around, or never did. The longing in the narrative is never resolved, but anchored in Howard's voice is the knowledge that love and salvation are there, and unconditional, and it rains over the song's final act like a baptism. "Just let me be your ticket home," she begs. You can almost see her hand reaching out, needing simply to be taken. She might as well be singing to us.
We are the wounded lovers, scared this Alabama Shakes thing is just the latest letdown, another ill-fated run at our damaged affections. But there is another way out: What if they have already given us something worth letting in? We have dozens of hours of recorded live performances. We have six or seven memorable, moving songs, steeped in soul, full of heart and joy and longing, and we have, even if briefly, been gifted with Brittany Howard. These cannot be taken away from us. You could, right this minute, grab someone you love, or someone you want to love, and get into a nice, easy slow dance with "Alone." You could let those timeless soul rhythms escort you through the door, and let Brittany Howard's voice gently peel back your cool, your fears, whatever stands between you and the fickle wonder of human connection. See what's in that cold, damaged heart of yours, and let it surprise you. If nothing else, if Alabama Shakes disintegrates into the pop culture void starting tomorrow, you'll still always have that. What more could you want?


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Lausanne, Switzerland – There is currently no cure for Alzheimer's disease and other dementias. The main barriers to the development of effective treatments for Alzheimer's disease are an incomplete understanding of the disease, fragmented resources, and challenges with the design and implementation of clinical trials. Experts gathered at a two day meeting in Lausanne to discuss future steps to address dwindling product pipelines and to increase the productivity of drug development processes.
Washington, DC – On November 14, 2014, a star cast will take the stage for a special ensemble reading of Act 1 of Surviving Grace, an original play by comedy writer Trish Vradenburg ("Designing Women," "Family Ties," "Kate and Allie"), co-founder of USAgainstAlzheimer's, a national advocacy organization committed to stopping Alzheimer's by 2020.
Washington, DC— A pioneering online health study to assess the cognitive toll of Alzheimer's and dementias caregiving using online brain performance tests was officially announced today at a ReACT/AARP event. Employers from more than 75 corporations, academic institutions, non-profits and government attended the event, which was held at AARP's Washington, DC headquarters.
Washington, DC – African Americans are two to three times more likely to develop Alzheimer's disease than white Americans, yet they are less likely to be diagnosed. While Alzheimer's is the sixth leading cause of death in the United States, it is the fourth leading cause of death for older African Americans. Alzheimer's is the only disease in the top ten that currently has no cure, treatment, or prevention.
Washington, DC – George Vradenburg, founder of USAgainstAlzheimer's and convener of the Global CEO Initiative on Alzheimer's Disease, released the following statement in recognition of World Alzheimer's Day. Vradenburg is also a member of the Advisory Council on Research, Care and Services to the U.S.


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Oct. 20, 2010
2010-11 Men's Basketball Schedule
PULLMAN, Wash. - At least six more Washington State University men's basketball games will be televised, WSU Athletics announced Wednesday.
Fox Sports Net Northwest has picked up the Nov. 23 meeting against Portland, as part of the Cougar Hardwood Classic at KeyArena in Seattle. The game will serve as the Cougars' television debut of the 2010-11 season.
FSN Northwest will also televise five of WSU's Pacific-10 Conference games. The Cougars will be seen regionally when they travel to USC (Dec. 31), Oregon State (Feb. 5) and Arizona State (Feb. 19). Home contests against Oregon (Jan. 8) and Arizona (Jan. 22) were also added to this year's TV schedule and will be seen on FSN NW.
The six games are an addition to the previously existing TV schedule, in which second-year coach Ken Bone and the Cougars will be aired on national television for at least nine of their games.
WSU will host two nonconference television games when Kansas State (Dec. 3) and Gonzaga (Dec. 8) come to Pullman. Those games will be televised on FSN.
WSU will be seen on the ESPN family of networks at least twice during the Hawaiian Airlines Diamond Head Classic in Honolulu in December. The Cougars' first round matchup against Mississippi State (Dec. 22) will be shown on ESPNU, as will their second game against either Baylor or San Diego (Dec. 23). Both the third-place and championship games will be televised on ESPN2 on Christmas Day.
In addition to the five regionally televised conference games, the Cougars will have four conference games televised nationally. Matchups at UCLA (Dec. 29), Arizona (Feb. 17), as well as both in-state rivalry games against Washington (Jan. 30, Feb 27), can be seen on FSN.
The March 3 contest against USC is scheduled as a wildcard game and has the chance to be picked up by ESPN, ESPN2 or FSN, while FSN or CBS has the option to air the March 5 game against UCLA.
The first eight games of the Pac-10 Men's Basketball Tournament, which takes place at Staples Center March 10-13, will be shown on FSN, while the championship game will air on CBS.


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The upcoming shared-world shooter from Bungie will be officially heading to E3 after Destiny was confirmed to be included within Sony's conference next week. According to a report by VG247 on June 6, new information for the upcoming MMO-inspired shooter will be revealed for the first time during Sony's E3 stage presentation. The announcement of Destiny's attachment to the Sony conference came with the promise that new details for the game will be unveiled next week.
Despite the fact that Destiny will release on both Microsoft and Sony platforms alike, this isn't the first time that it appeared that the upcoming persistent world title has shown more of a n affinity towards Playstation owners. In fact, the game's beta will launch first on the PS3 and PS4 in July. While the Xbox family of consoles will also see a beta, it will happen at a later date that has yet to be specified.
Bungie's new first-person shooter will allow fans to collect gear and level as one of three selectable class options. Destiny will feature both competitive and cooperative multiplayer gameplay and both options will be a viable source of progression and rewards. However, players will have to unlock the ability to fight against each other because the developer wants fans to understand how the game works before jumping into PvP combat. Those who prefer to work alongside their fellow gamers rather than against them, Destiny will also allow players to group up and take on any of the game's content together.
Destiny will release for the Playstation 4, Xbox One, Playstation 3, and Xbox 360 on Sept 9. No mention of a PC release has been confirmed at this point. Most of the time in the game, players will only see limited number of other players while in combat areas. However, the title will include a central city hub where all players will congregate on the same server.


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Agent Unlock
Tariq Johnson
This is Tariq Johnson's first published novel. Agent Unlock is the story of a young man who discovers that he and his reading glasses have hidden powers. He learns to use his glasses in order to encrypt any object in the free world...and begins using them to protect our country's best interests. Agent Unlock also works to protect his best friend, Allie, who also has a hidden secret. Agent Unlock and Allie must battle evil scientists, in a whirlwind adventure that takes them everywhere from Rio de Janeiro to Iceland.
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The LoungeSee and be seen at Stetson's, a Chicago lounge that combines stylish surroundings with a relaxed atmosphere. Linger over specialty cocktails at our legendary Chicago steak house as you bask in the glow of the subdued lighting. Drink in the ambiance as you savor one of our fine wines (Stetson's is among an elite group honored with a Wine Spectator Award of Excellence), sip your favorite cocktail (our bartender will gladly prepare any mixed drink you desire), or order something on draft. And don't worry about parking our Chicago Illinois bar and lounge offers complimentary valet parking!
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Grete Lundbeck European Brain Research Prize - THE BRAIN PRIZE - is awarded by Grete Lundbeck European Brain Research Foundation, a charitable, non-profit organization founded by the Lundbeck Foundation. The Prize and the Foundation are both named after Grete Lundbeck, visionary founder of Lundbeck Foundation.
The objective of the Foundation
The objective of the Foundation is to promote interest in brain research and its outcomes, to encourage and reward outstanding brain research and to stimulate Danish research by enhancing interaction with European brain research and, thus, reinforcing the scientific basis for progress in prevention, diagnosis and treatment of diseases of the brain and nervous system.


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Welcome to the M. Foscue Brock Institute's Community and Global Health Projects Database
This database tracks ongoing community health projects and partnerships here at EVMS. To browse the database, simply scroll through the full listings below, or use the search parameters to narrow your results. If you have any questions or concerns, please email us at firstname.lastname@example.com.
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Portsmouth Homeless Clinic at Oasis Social Ministry
EVMS physicians and residents regularly provide acute care, as well as chronic disease management and basic prescription services, at the Portsmouth Homeless Clinic within the Oasis Social Ministry. The ministry also provides a number of other services for Portsmouth's homeless population.
Public Health Partnership: EVMS and SMPU of the Republic of Moldova
The Graduate Program in Public Health of the School of Health Professions at Eastern Virginia Medical School (EVMS) in Norfolk, VA has established a 3 to 5 year educational partnership with the State Medical and Pharmaceutical University "Nicolae Testimetsanu" (SMPU) of the Republic of Moldova in Chisinau, Moldova. The partnership affords second-year MPH graduate students of EVMS the opportunity to undertake a Community Practicum at SMPU in Chisinau, Moldova.
Remote Area Medicial Clinic: Wise County, West Virginia
Every year, EVMS second and fourth year medical students, along with MPH students, collaborate with medical students from UVA, VCU and VCOMM and the Remote Area Medical Volunteer Corps providing care to the uninsured and indigent population in Wise County, Virginia.
Salvation Army Club
The Salvation Army Club works with the homeless population of Norfolk. They aim to build relationships between future health care providers and people in need in the local community. The club also aims to promote health literacy and health resource awareness among the homeless population of Norfolk via discussions between club volunteers and the homeless individuals they encounter.
EVMS Sight Savers is a community service opportunity at Eastern Virginia Medical School that provides free glaucoma screenings to the Hampton Roads community of Virginia. They target disadvantaged populations and minorities, provide educational material and promote awareness of eye diseases, act as a source of referral to free services offered through the Lions Club in Norfolk.
United for Children: Young Terrace
Working with the families and the community, with a goal to help give these children the chance for a better life, a collective impact initiative has been created called United for Children: Young Terrace. EVMS is taking the lead in integrating health into the programs of P. B. Young Elementary School, which serves Young Terrace students in pre-kindergarten through grade 5 and Booker T. Washington High School.
Veteran PA Training Program
Under the Physician Assistant Training in Primary Care Program, EVMS has instigated a 5-year program to increase the number of veteran physician assistant graduates who become primary care clinicians and teachers.
Virginia Early Hearing Detection and Intervention (VEHDI) Program
The Code of Virginia requires that all hospitals with newborn nurseries and all hospitals with neonatal intensive care services will screen the hearing of all newborns prior to discharge. Dr. Strasnick, chair of the EVMS Otolaryngology department, oversees the protocol for the statewide hearing detection and intervention program.
Western Tidewater Free Clinic
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Today has been one heck of a busy day. If you read this blog, you know that today, Microsoft officially announced Windows Phone 7 Series (gotta love Redmondian branding), its brand new mobile platform geared to getting it back "in the game" and more aggressively compete with the likes of Apple, Google and Palm.
The new user interface relies heavily on the Zune user experience, but adds a broad array of real-time connectivity through "Hubs" and "Tiles." Boy did this get my curiosity going.
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It's snowing today in Boston. This year has actually been rather easy in terms of snowfall in New England this year...certainly unlike what other cities like Washington D.C. have been dealing with in the last 10 days (I understand they now have over 3ft or 1m of snow on the ground!). Taking a quick break from today's busy schedule I came across this rather interesting article at GigaOM talking about why wireless carriers should care about customer care.
It's interesting to see this topic come up again, especially in the context of how T-Mobile has for so long heralded its customer care, while until recently Sprint has suffered much criticism for its "less than optimal" quality of care. The article did however make me think of one thing.
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Happy Monday everyone. A very short post today on account of the fact that I am on the road. As I am sure most of you saw, Apple, Inc. has yet again posted amazing numbers for its latest quarter. The really surprising part? 70 of the Fortune 100 are now using/evaluating/ordering the iPhone. Wow. That is a phenomenally high penetration rate. It speaks to so many things:
Regardless, the iPhone is nothing but an amazing success story for tech and mobility. It will be most interesting to see what happens if/when Apple announces iPhone OS 4 on Wednesday.
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The mercury in the thermometer has dropped considerably in the last few weeks. There's now also a considerable amount of snow on the ground, and people have in their homes a wide range of colorful lights on at night. I guess that means I have to accept that we are in the holiday season and that the end of the year is upon us.
While the holiday season is certainly a wonderful time to spend with family and friends, it's also a great time to reflect on the past year, as well as think about the year to come. With a hot cup of cocoa in front of me, here are my five wishes for enterprise mobility for 2010.
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There's nothing like having a few days of holiday cheer, some great college football and too much turkey to get one thinking about all we should be thankful for in the world of enterprise mobility. I took these last couple of days to reflect on some of the key issues that we are facing in our industry, including the issues related to managing and securing the iPhone.
Hey, I never said I had a *real* life. Actually, I did take time to catch up on some reading that included some Melville and Shakespeare, which of course, is the inspiration for the title of today's entry.
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I know it's been a slow week in terms of my adding commentary on the world of enterprise mobility. For whatever reason, CTIA actually took a bigger toll on me than I would have normally expected. In any case, I had a discussion yesterday with a mobile application company that showed off to me their wares. They had some pretty impressive functionality on the application that runs on the device.
However, it did make me think about how the application gets managed by either the user and/or an IT administrator.
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More legends have been hinted for the cross-generation video game, "WWE 2K15." According to a report from Gameranx on July 11, Sycho Sid and Honky Tonk Man have posted cryptic Twitter messages that point to some kind of proclamation on July 14. The announcement will most likely take place on the Monday Night War television show that is going to air on primetime.
Old school fans of the company should be able to recognize Sycho Sid as the former WWF Champion and WCW World Heavyweight Champion who had memorable matches with the likes of Hulk Hogan and Shawn "The Heartbreak Kid" Michaels. He won the biggest belts from both wrestling promotions twice. His other aliases include Sid, Sid Justice, Sid Steele and Sid Vicious.
Honky Tonk Man is best known for being the longest reigning Intercontinental Champion. The Elvis wannabe famously lost his belt to The Ultimate Warrior during the 1988 edition of the Summerslam event. He is also the cousin of Jerry "The King" Lawler, who will be providing commentary for "WWE 2K15" along with Michael Cole.
The other legend who posted the same July 14 date is Sting. The popular figure came into prominence while working with the NWA. He would later become the face of the WCW while joining TNA in the twilight of his career. Sting has been negotiating with the WWE on some sort of deal over the past few months. It appears that an agreement has been made based on the aforementioned teaser message.
The only old school wrestler confirmed so far for "WWE 2K15," which will be released in North America on Oct. 28, is Hulk Hogan, who is a part of some sort of special edition. The other representatives not mentioned above that have been announced are Bray Wyatt, Cesaro, John Cena, Paul Heyman and Roman Reigns. You can find the cover of this year's installment near the top of this article (via the official "WWE Games" Twitter webpage).
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2013: At Michigan, she was the Big Ten indoor champion (DMR) ... All-Big Ten first team ... Academic All-Big Ten ...U-M Athletic Academic Achievement Award winner.
2012 (XC):Academic All-Big Ten ... U-M Athletic Academic Achievement award winner ...Finished sixth (18:17.5) at the 5,000-meter EMU Fall Classic (Oct. 19) ... Finished 59th (22:50.7) at the 6,000-meter Rim Rock Farm Classic (Sept. 29) ... Finished 71st (22:54) at the 6,000-meter Spartan Invitational (Sept. 14) ... Opened the season with a 16th-place finish (20:18) at the 5,000-meter Michigan Open (Aug. 31).
2012: U-M Athletic Academic Achievement Award winner.
2011 (XC): ... U-M Athletic Academic Achievement award winner ...Competed in the EMU Fall Classic (Oct. 21), finishing 24th in a time of 19:19.92.
2010: Earned first career letter ...U-M Athletic Academic Achievement Award winner.
2010 (XC): Clocked 23:49 at the Spartan Invitational (Sept. 17) en route to 100th place ... Claimed the 21st spot in the Michigan Open (Sept. 3), posting a time of 19:50.34.
HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated from St. Mary Catholic Central High School (2009) ... National Honor Society ... Four-year Honor Roll ... Served as senior class president ... Named Monroe Evening News' Girls Track Runner of the Year (2008) ... Two-time All-Huron League second team selection (2006, '07) ... Four-time Michigan state cross country qualifier ... Also earned four varsity letters in track ... Earned runner-up honors in the 800-meter run at the 2009 Michigan state championships ... Placed second in the 100m, 200m and 400m at the 2008 state meet ... Took seventh in the 100m at the 2006 state meet ... Claimed four regional and league titles -- 100m, 200m, 400m, 4x400m -- as a junior (2008) ... Two-time indoor all-state honoree.
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College Hockey:WCHA Coaches Select CC as Favorite
Tigers Edge Minnesota in Preseason Poll; CC's Cullen Tabbed Preseason MVP
There will be a new team on top of the WCHA at the end of the season if the league's coaches are correct.
But that new team won't be new to winning championships.
Colorado College, winner of three straight MacNaugton Cups before North Dakota started its run of four championships in five years, was picked by the coaches to finish first in the WCHA regular-season standings in the annual Grand Forks (N.D.) Herald poll.
"Historically, the WCHA coaches have not been very accurate in their selection," Colorado College coach Scott Owens said, "so I don't know if it's a good thing or a bad thing to be picked No. 1."
The Tigers received six first-place votes and 78 points. Minnesota finished second with three first-place votes and 73 points.
"My quick reaction is I'm a little surprised. I thought Minnesota would be picked for the top spot," said Owens, who picked Minnesota for first and North Dakota for second.
"We have high expectations for ourselves, so it's not going to be anything that's going to rock the locker room too much."
North Dakota, which opens the new Ralph Engelstad Arena against the Gophers on Friday, drew the remaining first-place vote and finished third with 66 points.
Defending WCHA playoff champion St. Cloud State (fourth, 57 points) and Denver (fifth, 51 points) rounded out the top five.
Wisconsin (39 points) finished sixth, followed by Minnesota State-Mankato (seventh, 34 points), Minnesota-Duluth (eighth, 23 points), Michigan Tech (ninth, 20 points) and Alaska-Anchorage, a unanimous selection for 10th place (nine points).
The coaches chose CC forward Mark Cullen as the preseason favorite for the WCHA's most valuable player award. The Moorhead, Minn., native had 20 goals and 33 assists as a junior last season.
"Mark's a great leader and a great player," Owens said. "I guess that's not a great surprise in a sense because he's such a competitor. But there's a lot of very good players in the league."
Tigers forward Peter Sejna trailed his teammate in the voting, with Minnesota's Jordan Leopold and St. Cloud State's Mark Hartigan also receiving votes.
Minnesota defenseman Keith Ballard was chosen as the preseason rookie of the year. The 18-year-old from Omaha in the United States Hockey League received eight of the votes from the 10 league coaches.
Wisconsin goaltender Bernd Bruckler and North Dakota forward Brandon Bochenski received the other votes.
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After making the error that gave back the lead to Lynchburg in the top of the 9th, Stephen Perez was up sixth in the bottom of the 9th and would need some help, if not luck, to get a shot at redemption.
Narciso Mesa drew the leadoff walk from the leadoff position, the second time he'd reached base in the game, but had had a sub-.200 OBP coming into the game. After a strikeout by Estarlin Martinez, Oscar Tejeda came up and drew the second walk of the inning.
Tony Renda, who'd singled in each of the four previous at-bats, would've been the lede had he gotten a fifth hit. Instead, he too struck out, leaving it up to Shawn Pleffner, the 6'5″ first baseman who was unable to snag either Perez error, both of which had sailed over his 9′ or so reach with a short leap.
Pleffner had already singled twice the opposite way, towards Lynchburg LF Josh Elander, who hadn't made an accurate throw all game long. Could Pleffner serve up another his way and send in Mesa for the tie? Or perhaps hit a gap and end it for sure?
Nope. Pleffner wouldn't get the chance because the umpires made the rare but easy call of catcher interference when Pleffner's bat struck the glove of Anthony Nunez, who got out of his crouch and shook his left hand while Hillcat manager Luis Salazar argued.
Bases loaded. Two out in the 9th. Perez got his chance and wasted no time by ripping the first pitch into right field to plate both the tying and winning runs and turn a 5-4 deficit into a 6-5 walkoff. Perez finished with two errors, but also drove in three runs on three hits.
Derek Self, who faced two batters in the top of the 9th — Perez's second error, and a strikeout — got the win in relief. He was the second man out of the 'pen, following Brett Mooneyham, who pitched an up-and-down two and 2/3rds innings with two runs (one earned) on three hits and three walks.
Dakota Bacus, who started the original April 28th game and was on the mound when play resumed, went the first six innings and gave up three runs (one earned) on seven hits and a walk while striking out two. The win was Potomac's 23rd and lowered their magic number to 25 over the second-place Wilmington Blue Rocks for the 1st-half title.
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Great to have the P-Nats back at home so we can get the return of LNIW … it is nice to get the first hand account. Perez sure seems to be having a breakout year at the plate … but those E's are stacking up fast. I think in an earlier note you may have compared him to Desi in terms of inconsistency in the field …. do I remember that right, and do you think he can stick at SS?


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It stands tall and proud, in all it's gold, glass and white washed wonder. It never asks for anything, only gives. It never imposes, never interrupts. Even when it's soft chimes fill the air, they do so with such elegant brilliance that you only want to hear more. It's sight and sound does something for the beholder of it's beauty, if enough time is taken to actually take it in. Time. That's what it was created to tell, yet that's only a fraction of the story it shares. This must be partly why it's very name includes the word grand.
If you haven't figured it out by now, I'm describing my grandfather clock. I was once blessed to receive this majestic beauty as a gift and it certainly is a gift that keeps on giving. For years it has accompanied me from City to City, house to house and has never let me down. Sad to say, I perhaps let it down. Why? You ask? How can I let a clock down? Well if it's main purpose and basic function is to keep time, my failure to wind it and give it's pretty pendulum a gentle push, gravely affects it's ability to fulfill it's calling in life.
It was only recently that I realized I hadn't wound this gorgeous clock in ages. I thought it wasn't working correctly, and honestly, I don't think it was. But then one day, I just decided to try it again, to wind it up and give it's pendulum a soft swing. Little did I know, God was preparing to use this clock to share a sweet story of His divine design and precious creation. That swing was definitely one in the right direction! It worked! My grand clock was functional again! And it sounded so pretty. I was overjoyed!
I always loved to hear this well crafted timekeeper sing it's song in the past. It never failed to carry a tune into the room wherein peace wasn't it's melody and calm the harmony. It has sweetly ministered to my spirit and soul for years. I couldn't have been happier to have it keep time and keep me company once again. Then the Lord did something even better by impressing a precious analogy into my heart.
Just because someone gets stuck or stagnant once in a while, doesn't mean they will stay that way forever. Sometimes because a spirit and soul has been neglected or misunderstood, they end up non-functional in their main purpose and calling in life. But there is never an end to the story until the fat lady sings, or until the Lord calls us home. Perhaps all any stuck or stagnant soul needs is someone to help wind them up or give them a swing in the right direction.
Furthermore, I noted that my clock was still beautiful, whether it was displaying the accurate time or not. People are still wonderfully made, whether what is presently being displayed is an accurate depiction of all God created them to be or not. With a little wind up, or a stirring of one's faith rather, an off kilter Grandmother or Grandson can find and fulfill divine function once again, just as that Grandfather clock did. A clock was meant to keep time just as a heart was meant to keep hoping. Stirring ourselves up in our most holy faith, choosing to believe in the good work that God began (and will complete) in us is of grand importance. Even though we mere mortals will perhaps never be as perfect as my precious clock, let us strive to see the beauty in others as well as the mirror, lest we insult our masterful creator.
God knew all along that clock would work if I'd merely consider believing in it again and giving it a try. What was true for this Grandfather clock, holds true for His Sons and Daughters as well. Their beauty doesn't change even if standing still and their divine design isn't altered by a delay in function. God knows how he made us, he formed the dry land and breathed the breath of life into us that would establish our very existence.
If no one else takes the time (pun intended) to wind you up, to believe in you or give you a gentle swing in the right direction, God will. He is the master craftsman who knows exactly what you need and what you were created to fulfill and He'll never neglect you. Be sure to take the time to behold His beauty, refusing to neglect Him and He'll surely return the favor.


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WASHINGTON — Senate Republicans have blocked a bill to increase small-business lending. The House passed a version June 18.
The legislation was designed to provide $30 billion to small banks to boost lending to small businesses. The bill also included other provisions intended to aid small businesses, such as $11.7 billion in tax breaks for investing in new equipment or the sale of small-business stock.
The Small Business Administration (SBA) provisions would have increased the limits on government-guaranteed loans to $5 million from $2 million, and extend the reduced fees and higher guarantees passed last year in the stimulus bill. The law would also have allowed self-employed workers to fully write off their health-insurance costs in 2010.
Republicans opposed the measure on the grounds that it was comparable to the Troubled Asset Relief Program (TARP) and "injects capital into banks with no guarantees they will actually lend," according to a policy statement.
Senate Small Business Committee chair Mary Landrieu (D-La.) countered that argument, and said that the bill would provide strong protections for taxpayer money. Landrieu also expected the bill to raise $1.1 billion in dividend income over 10 years.
A small-business bill may still surface. Democrats and Republicans will continue to negotiate amendments to the bill. However, last Thursday's vote will make it difficult for Congress to pass any bill before lawmakers go on their summer vacations.
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WASHINGTON — Senate Republicans have blocked a bill to increase small-business lending. The House passed a version June 18.


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Spring fair at Massaro Farm, 40 Ford Road, Woodbridge. Garden Club sells annual plant and seedling sale, includes flowering annuals and perennials, organic herbs and vegetables. 10:30am Chicken Owning Workshop, enter a Raffle to win a chicken coop (valued at $700); at noon, traditional maypole dance led by Bill Fischer and the Wry Bred Band; at 1 p.m., herb workshop: Presentation on types & classes of herbs, history, planting & care. Led by Donna Wrubel. $8pp. RSVP at (203) 736-8618. At 2 pm bird watch on the Nature Trail led by New Haven Bird Clubber Chris Loscalzo.
"The Tulip Time Fair" on Sat., May 11, at Christ Church, Bethany, 9 a.m. to 2 p.m.Tag sale held in the church carriage shed, a silent auction, new and vintage jewelry, one-of-a-kind needlework and crafts, home décor, baked goods and candy, assorted chocolate chip cookies, garden plants, basket raffles brimming with valuable gift certificates, nearly new ladies' clothing, and many perfect gifts for Mother. Soup and salad luncheon, strawberry shortcake with homemade biscuits and real whipped cream, hot dogs, hamburgers, baked beans and sauerkraut. Rain or shine. Email the office at [email protected]
Tag sale — Orange Historical Society tag sale on the town Green, 10 a.m.-2 p.m., 605 Orange Center Road. The Academy Antique Shop will be open as well and will present their collection of art prints and oil paintings for sale. Don't forget Mother's Day and those spring wedding gifts. Many dealers will be joining OHS so you are sure to find just the right gift for mom and the spring brides in your life. For information call 203 795-3106.


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If you're not artistic—or ambidextrous—special kits and polishes make nail art simpler. We tested the newest ones.
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I defined a linked server from a SQL Server box to a MySQL box. I went through a very detailed set of instructions and steps, everything works like a charm when I am logged in.
The linked server definition specifies a MySQL account to access the MySQL database (all connections).
When I use my own (administrator) account to login, the links works great. I can both query the tables and view a list of tables in the remote catalog.
When I login with a read-only account, I can run queries against the link, but am unable to view a list of tables (in SSMS).
What extra permission do I need to grant to this read-only SQL login in order to get it to fully work?
Update I found a work-around:
exec sp_Tables_ex 'LinkesServername'
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Fresh Native Souls for the Taking
Fresh Native Souls for the Taking.
– Chuck D. finley
And he said to them, "Go into all the world and proclaim the gospel to the whole creation.
Mark 16:15
Brazil – For years the Yanomami tribe,which was only discovered by Christian whites in the last century would go hunt in the forest and would be hit with arrows. The foolish pagan believed this was caused by aggressive spirits of the forest. But due to scientific research from the Survival International group has proven that there are unknown primitive groups living out in the rain forest.
One such group was found from flying over in airplanes and helicopters. The researchers say that a handful of huts lining a tiny clearing in the rainforest was inhabited by primitive pagan souls yearning for the spiritual nourishment of the Christian lord.
Many of the researchers fear that the primitives are in danger from encroachment from Gold miners. In the 1980's miners came into the known areas and brought disease with them. it is said that 20% of the population died in 7 years.
Sadly those that died and had not accepted Jesus Christ as their lord and savior are doomed to an eternity in hell. Jesus tells us to "Go therefore and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit" in Matthew 28:19. He wants us to go into the deserted rain forest and find these souls and convert them.
"Based on the size of the 'malocas' (collective huts) in the pictures, the group appears to comprise 38 people. The elders say they are 'Waripe' Indians (a sub-group of the Yanomami) who took refuge deep in the forest when the Trans-Amazonian road opened in the 1970s," said Hutukura coordinator Ailton da Silva.
That means that there could be souls as old as 40 years of age that have not heard of the Love of Jesus! It is estimated that there are as man as 30 more villages out there just waiting to be brought to Christ! AMEN!
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Part of our mission is to develop and utilize holistic beekeeping methods that do not stress the hive. Through our mystical, relational approach to the bees, and by utilizing heart-centered perception and communication, we have and will continue to develop these methods.
Within the sanctuary, honeybees will live in hives with natural honeycomb and minimal foundation designed to allow the honey harvest and observation of the hive to occur with minimal disturbance to the bees. The bees will both forage from, and receive "biodynamic teas" from the medicinal herbs and plants in the sanctuary. Queens will be raised by the bees themselves, according to the natural instincts of the hive. We will not manipulate the drone population. Sugar or other imitation hive foods will never be fed to the bees. We will use vitalistic and biodynamic approaches to the treatment of varroa mites and other honeybee dis-ease states.
In addition, we will use sound healing therapies to help restore honeybee health to hives, including tuning forks, mantras/chanting, reiki, didjeridoo and other instrumental vehicles for sacred sound.
These holistic beekeeping techniques were developed from within our own apprenticeship relationship with the bees and are closely aligned with the practices of the "Melissa Garden" and "Spikenard Farm and Apiary." (see Links page)


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Xylara (or Lara, as everyone calls her, to my relief) is the first-person narrator. Her country is at war. A terrifying army of horseback barbarians who call themselves the People of the Plains has invaded. Laras half-brother King Xymund is an ineffectual leader, and the enemy surrounds the capital city. Lara has bucked royal tradition to become a healer; she divides her time between nursing the wounded of her own side, and nursing the enemy wounded in the prisoner-of-war camp on the castle grounds. Xymund would just as soon let these prisoners die, in spite of his promise to treat enemy wounded with honor, so Laras tending of their wounds is an act of open defiance. This comes to the attention of the Plains Warlord, a handsome blue-eyed man named Keir. When he goes to Xymund to demand surrender, Keir also demands tribute: Lara will become his warprize.
Xymund all too readily agrees. Stripped of her belongings and clothing, Lara is given to Keir. She assumes that she will be made a sex slave, or perhaps even a camp follower. But she is treated unexpectedly well, except when she accidentally offends Plains custom. Lara makes a life for herself in the camp, healing the wounded, and is frequently confronted with strange traditions that seem barbaric to her. Slowly, she comes to understand her strange captors. She also grows closer to the enigmatic Keir. But she doesnt really know what he wants of her, and she has to wonder how many other warprize women he has.
This sounds like a captive-slave book, which is not one of my favorite romantic plotlines, but it's not like that at all. In fact, this is a book about a clash of cultures. Laras understanding of what it means to be a warprize is totally different from that of the Plains people. As a member of one society plunged into another, Lara misunderstands a great deal, until the end of the novel when all is revealed.
Lara is a heroic sort of heroine, always sacrificing herself for the good of her people and tending the wounds of her enemies as well as her friends. The fact that the entire novel is told from her point of view, and that she is completely bewildered most of the time, helps to lessen the impact of her virtuousness. Keir is a great hero. Hes an alpha male, a leader of men, a warrior and he proves that alpha heroes do not have to be brutes. He understands Lara as little as she understands him, but his unfailing respect for her won my heart.
Interestingly, although Warprize is set in a totally imaginary world, it doesnt feature any magic at all. The plot stems from realistic characters and their different cultures, not from sorcery.
I was left with a lot of questions about Plains culture, which I suspect the author hasnt yet thought out. There are a few non-parallel paragraphs and other writing glitches that remind me that Elizabeth Vaughan is a first-time author (one who deserves a better editor). The author sees fit to endow a few characters with annoying accents, for no reason that I could fathom. And Warprize does not have the depth and richness of my favorite romantic fantasies, like Barbara Hamblys The Ladies of Mandrigyn.
Still, Warprize is, quite simply, great escapist entertainment and as pleasurable a way of whiling away a few hours as any youll find. If youre longing for a good, fun Fantasy Romance, you should definitely pick it up. Since this is the first of a trilogy, plan on getting the next one, too. With any luck, this is the beginning of a long and prolific career.
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Today mark's the 90th anniversary of the world premiere of the Douglas Fairbanks silent movie, "The Thief of Bagdad." On this day in 1924, the Raoul Walsh movie was released.
"The Thief of Bagdad," is a loosely adaptation of "One Thousand Nights." In the film a thief (Fairbanks) falls in love with the daughter of the Caliph of Baghdad. Snitz Edwards, Charles Belcher, and Anna May Wong starred in this silent adventure film.
In 1996, the film was selected for the National Film Registry and it's said that this was one of Fairbanks favorite movies. The movie was also remade in 1940 with actors Sabu, John Justin, June Duprez, and Conrad Veidt.
For those who want to celebrate this anniversary, Netflix has the movie available for streaming. so for users of the site, can watch it. "The Thief of Bagdad" is definitely a great movie to share with the whole family and one to get the whole family into watching silent movies.
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KANSAS CITY, Mo. - Sisters Alix Schiraldi (left) and Shelby Schiraldi served lemonade and water to Overland Park firefighters (in gray shirts) and Johnson County MED-ACT workers Wednesday at their fundraising stand for the family of Shawnee firefighter John Glaser, who died fighting a house fire in their subdivision. They will be back at the stand, at 75th Court and Pflumm Road, this afternoon.
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