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May 12, 2000
WALNUT CREEK, CA - The 2000 All-Pacific-10 Conference Softball Teams were announced on Friday by conference commissioner Tom Hansen, and six Bruins were among the honorees.
Four members of UCLA's team were named to the conference first team, including seniors Julie Marshall and Lyndsey Klein, sophomore pitcher Amanda Freed and freshman speedster Natasha Watley. It is the second career first-team selection for Marshall, while Klein, Freed and Watley make their first career appearances on the conference first team, although Freed earned second-team notice in 1999.
Joining that foursome on the All-Pac-10 Honorable Mention list are senior third baseman Julie Adams and junior pitcher Stephanie Swenson. Adams, the 1996 Pac-10 Newcomer of the Year, has been named All-Pac-10 in all four of her years as a Bruin with one first-team appearance (1996), one second-team appearance (1999), and one additional honorable mention notice (1997).
The Pac-10's Player of the Year honor was captured by Stanford outfielder Jessica Mendoza, while Washington pitcher Jennifer Spediacci was named Pitcher of the Year and her teammate Jenny Topping is the Pac-10 Newcomer of the Year. Arizona's Mike Candrea and Washington's Teresa Wilson share Coach of the Year honors.
The Bruins complete their 2000 regular season schedule on Saturday afternoon at Easton Stadium, with a 2 p.m. doubleheader against the Oregon Ducks. UCLA is currently ranked third in the NFCA/USAToday poll, and is in third place in the Pac-10 standings with a 37-11-1 (12-7 Pac-10) record.

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Bonnaroo 2010 Lineup Announced: Regina Spektor, Flaming Lips, Weezer, Kings of Leon
The annual Bonnaroo Music and Arts Festival, which will take place this year from June 10-13 in Manchester, TN., revealed its lineup today. Acts include Norah Jones, Regina Spektor, Weezer, the Avett Brothers, Phoenix and John Fogerty. Bonnaroo was started in 2002, and has gained a reputation for its eclectic music mix, often with a focus on roots rock (Black Crowes and Phish have been past performers and this year's lineup includes jam band faves Medeski, Martin & Wood). One of the most likely anticipated highlights of the festival will be a performance by the Flaming Lips, who are recreating live Pink Floyd's classic album, "Dark Side of the Moon."
For a taste of what Bonnaroo is like, check out Speakeasy's coverage of the fest last year.
Here's a full list of the 2010 performers:
Dave Matthews Band
Kings of Leon
Tenacious D
Stevie Wonder
The Flaming Lips with Stardeath and White Dwarfs (performing Pink Floyd's "Dark Side of the Moon")
The Dead Weather
Damian Marley and Nas
Norah Jones
Michael Franti and Spearhead
John Fogerty
Regina Spektor
Jimmy Cliff
LCD Soundsystem
The Avett Brothers
Thievery Corporation
Rise Against
Tori Amos
The National
Zac Brown Band
Les Claypool
John Prine
The Black Keys
Steve Martin and the Steep Canyon Rangers
Jeff Beck
Dropkick Murphys
She and Him
Against Me!
The Disco Biscuits
Daryl Hall and Chromeo
Jamey Johnson
Kid Cudi
Baaba Maal
Kris Kristofferson
Medeski, Martin and Wood
The xx
Dan Deacon Ensemble
The Melvins
Gaslight Anthem
Miike Snow
Nitty Gritty Dirt Band
Dr. Dog
They Might Be Giants
Punch Brothers
Blitzen Trapper
Blues Traveler
Miranda Lambert
OK Go
Trombone Shorty & Orleans Avenue
Martin Sexton
Dave Rawlings Machine
Mayer Hawthorne and the County
Jay Electronica
Edward Sharpe and the Magnetic Zeros
Ingrid Michaelson
The Dodos
Manchester Orchestra
The Temper Trap
Cross Canadian Ragweed
Big Sam's Funky Nation
Carolina Chocolate Drops
Tokyo Police Club
The Entrance Band
Local Natives
Brandi Carlile
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US Cellular announces the free Samsung Repp Android smartphone, new trade-in program
Today, US Cellular has announced that it has added a new Android-powered smartphone to its roster. It's not a high-end device though, but is one that is going to have the perfect price: free. Does that sound interesting? Meet the Samsung Repp.
The handset is on its way to US Cellular stores, and it already has a dedicated page on the carrier's website. The Samsung Repp has a 3.2-inch 320×480 touchscreen, a 3 MP camera with video capture support, an 800 MHz processor, stereo Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, and 2 GB of storage. It runs Android 2.3 Gingerbread. The Samsung Repp is a classic candybar-style touchscreen-only device, there's no physical keyboard here.
Alongside the new smartphone, US Cellular has also announced a new trade-in program that lets you exchange your old phones and tablets for cash or or credit good towards a new purchase at the carrier. You can get up to $150 for gear that's still in demand and in great shape. So if US Cellular is your carrier of choice, or if it will become that in the future, remember not to forget about this trade-in program. You just may shave some bucks off of the price of the phone you want to get.
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When does school start? District calendars and supplies lists for Tulsa, Broken Arrow, Owasso, more
TULSA - The school bell will soon ring marking the return of students to the classroom.
We have the school year calendars and supply lists for Broken Arrow, Owasso, Jenks, Union, Tulsa, Bartlesville and many other school districts in our Back-to-School section .
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Don't forget to sign up for school closing emails so you know immediately when your child's school cancels classes. When schools cancel classes you will be able to find the list on our 2 Works for You app, Storm Shield weather app and website.
Also in our Back-to-School section, you will find study tips for your child and back-to-school shopping do's and don'ts.
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Do you have a child that plays the saxophone and you don't play an instrument? I do. I played the flute (too many years ago to even mention). We didn't have reeds. So when he came to me today with a broken reed and a new reed and needed help, I was confused on how to put the new one in. Took me 10 minutes to realize that I needed help.
I found this guy on YouTube and he explains how to put the instrument together in easy to understand instructions (even a non musical mother got it).
Sometimes YouTube can be very helpful. Thank you Mr. Hornsmasher John (I don't think that's his real name) from hornsmasher.com
Oh and here's another FYI, we are coming into the Lenten season and I found paczki at the grocery store last night. Get 'em while you can. The Little Man can't have them due to allergies, but I've already eaten quite a few (I'd try to make allergy friendly ones, but my record with these types of things has been dismal). He does get a kick out of THIS webpage though. Who wouldn't like staring at big donut while listening to polka music? (or maybe it's just us...)
The story of our Catholic family: 1 tired mom, 1 hard working dad and 3 wonderful sons. Throw food allergies into the mix just to keep it extra interesting.
Thursday, February 02, 2012
The Saxophone
2 comments:
- Bailey's Leaf said...
The Methodists do Lent, I believe. Since we're hanging with them, let me know when Lent begins. Haven't done that one since I was 7 and that has been quite a number of years ago.
- ChupieandJ'smama said...
It begins on Wednesday February 22nd this year. Lent is my favorite season of the liturgical calendar :)
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Big oil has a big problem. Cost overruns around the globe are calling into question the commercial viability of many megaprojects. It's so bad that Chevron (NYSE:CVX) CEO John Watson summed it up by saying that, "$100 per barrel is becoming the new $20, in our business" as that's the price oil needs to be to justify these projects.
Overruns down under
The reason for soaring costs was put into an interesting perspective by Peter Coleman, the chief executive of Australia's Woodside Petroleum, in a recent article in the Financial Times. Coleman, in explaining the soaring cost inflation in the country's LNG projects, said that, "everybody jumped into the pool at the same time, and we're all trying to fight for the same floatable toys." In this case, the pool are mega LNG export projects, and the toys are the limited resources required to build these massive projects.
The combination of demand for drilling rigs, specialty materials such as sophisticated steel pipes and competition for skilled workers are pushing up costs for all involved. We're really seeing this in Australia, for example, where Chevron is working on LNG export projects at Gorgon and Wheatstone with partners like ExxonMobil (NYSE:XOM), Royal Dutch Shell (NYSE:RDS-A) (NYSE:RDS-B), and Apache (NYSE:APA). What Chevron and its partners are finding is that the costs of these projects are spiraling out of control.
When Gorgon was approved, the project was expected to cost about $37 billion. However, late last year, Chevron raised the estimate to as high as $54 billion. That's 46% higher than initially expected, and it might not be the end of the cost overruns. The project, in which both ExxonMobil and Royal Dutch Shell own a 25% stake, could end up costing the partners close to $60 billion when all is said and done.
Meanwhile, there are a number of other LNG projects being built around the globe. Chevron and Apache, for example, are working on LNG projects in both Australia and Canada. The Wheatstone project is estimated to cost $29 billion, while the Kitimat LNG project in Canada had preliminary cost estimates of $2.7 billion; however, that cost is expected to rise. Knowing that Kitimat will cost a lot more is why Apache is looking for another partner -- so it can reduce its 50% stake in the project.
In over their head
In addition to LNG cost overruns, big oil is facing big cost overruns in deepwater projects. The poster child for that is the Kashagan oilfield in the Caspian Sea. Partners that include Royal Dutch Shell and ExxonMobil spent $50 billion to develop the field, which was beset with delays, cost overruns, and technical difficulties. Worse yet, initial production volumes didn't live up to expectations, and more recently, a new problem has surfaced, which is why the field is currently sitting idle.
Another example of runaway costs is the Hebron oilfield that's off Canada's East Coast. The field's partners include ExxonMobil and Chevron and is expected to cost $14 billion to develop. However, that's triple the initial cost estimates from 2008, when the financial crisis halted the field's development. While $14 billion equates to development costs of around $20 per barrel, the fact that Canadian Heavy Crude oil trades at a significant discount will impact the profitability of the field.
Investor takeaway
These cost overruns aren't lost on big oil companies. Because the price of oil needs to be higher to justify these big projects, we're seeing many large oil companies scale back on capital spending. That should do two things: improve the returns at big oil companies and, over time, lead to higher global oil prices.
Does this mean OPEC wins?
No. That's because one company is using technology to put OPEC out to pasture. And you can profit from it. Imagine a company that rents a very specific and valuable piece of machinery for $41,000... per hour (that's almost as much as the average American makes in a year!). And Warren Buffett is so confident in this company's can't-live-without-it business model, he just loaded up on 8.8 million shares. An exclusive, brand-new Motley Fool report reveals the company we're calling OPEC's Worst Nightmare. Just click HERE to uncover the name of this industry-leading stock... and join Buffett in his quest for a veritable LANDSLIDE of profits!
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ALPHARETTA, Ga. -- Affiniti Golf Partners (www.affinitigolf.com) has been retained to manage Huntsville Country Club, a historic facility located in northern Alabama, according to the company's founding partner, Whitney Crouse.
Founded in 1925, Huntsville Country Club has been a centerpiece of life in Huntsville, the first incorporated town in Alabama and recognized among "America's Dozen Distinctive Destinations" by The National Trust for Historic Preservation.
The club's distinctive 6,586-yard, par 71 golf course also opened in 1925 and was designed by course architect Robert B. Harris. The course is dotted with magnificent willow trees and hardwoods, and offers glimpses from several holes of the commanding Cumberland Plateau that frames the east side of Huntsville. It is a "core" golf course, a refreshing break from today's modern real estate driven golf properties.
Current plans call for Affiniti Golf to market limited, midweek, non-member play at the club in an effort to advance new membership opportunities. The firm also will launch a new website, enhance customer service, expand the banquet business, and add many more activities for the members to choose.
Says Crouse, "Affiniti is so pleased to work with a historic property like Huntsville Country Club, one that has endured for 87 years. We will be working with a Board of Directors that represents both the traditional golfers and the younger constituents who desire more family activities. You have to have both for a club to succeed today."
Affiniti Golf Partners will oversee the golf and club operations, membership, marketing, finance, dining and special events at Huntsville Country Club. For more information contact Affiniti Golf Partners at 678-679-0523, or visit online at www.affinitigolf.com.
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Affiniti Golf Partners, LLC, is an Atlanta-based golf management company, whose partners and principals have broad experience building, owning, and operating 70-plus clubs across the United States. The company currently manages 20 golf properties, with more than 1,400 employees. Affiniti Golf brings expertise to all aspects of golf and country club community functions, including golf operations, merchandising, advertising and public relations, membership sales, food and beverage, construction, maintenance, finance, administration and real estate sales. It also has its own proprietary training division, Affiniti Universiti, which leads company members forward in their personal and professional development. For more information contact Affiniti Golf Partners at 678-679-0523 or visit online at www.affinitigolf.com.
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While the mountains are the local winter attraction, the trout-filled valleys shine in the summer.
State wildlife officials and guides tell The Park Record the fly fishing has been good this summer, albeit a bit slower lately thanks to the August heat and frequent thunderstorms.
Water levels
The Provo River is the main attraction for local anglers, particularly in the Heber Valley section between the dams at Jordanelle Reservoir and Deer Creek Reservoir.
Those dams mean the Provo River "isn't really weather dependent," according to Brandon Olsen, conservation officer in the Heber area for Division of Wildlife Services. "It's just how much water they decide to let out of the dams at certain times of year."
"Right now on the lower Provo there's a lot of tubers and stuff -- people doing a lot of things other than fishing -- so that kind of slows fishing down, it makes fishing tougher when you have tubers going over top of you all day long," Olsen said.
But Travis Vernon, a guide at Jans, noted "the fish down there are fantastic and the tubers can float right through the pool you're fishing and three minutes later will be right back on the feed."
Peter Robinson, who has been at Trout Bum 2 for eight years, explained the importance of water levels for fishing.
"They're running a little more water through the reservoirs than I would like to see, making it a little bit harder on the angler -- not so much that you can't catch fish over there, but it has a tendency to kind of shut down some of the dry fly fishing for a little bit," he said.
"When the water gets low and things start getting warmer, that means that there's not as much bug activity and those fish have a tendency to get lethargic as well, because it takes a lot more energy for them to move around when it's warm," Robinson said.
"And that's where it's beneficial to go higher up into the mountains to find those cold streams that are spring fed or maybe you can find spots that still have a little bit of glacial activity, like over by Timpanogos and stuff," Vernon said.
"The High Uintas have been fishing fantastic, all the small streams up there have been really, really good. That's the best time to fish them, right now," he added.
When to fish?
"Lately, with the heat, it's been slowing down a little bit," Olsen said. "Right now, the best fishing is gonna be first thing in the morning and then right at dusk. And then as the fall progresses the fishing will pick back up."
Vernon said the recent storms help the early-morning fishing.
"Getting these little rainstorms in the evenings helps cool the water off, so you can get really good fishing in the morning, before the water temperature warms up, and then once that sun dips behind the mountains you get that two hours of twilight, that's really good fishing then, too."
Robinson has a different take.
"You know, most of us really kind of wait for bugs," he said. "There are people who will go over there at the crack of dawn and start fishing at first light up, and they can have some really good days doing that, no question about it. Most of the people are going to go on a 10-to-2 or 9-to-3 time frame, when we know that there's more bugs moving around. And then the other thing that happens is there seems to be -- and again, it depends who you talk to and where they're fishing -- but a little lull in the afternoon from about 3 'til maybe 5, 6-ish, and then you get a whole other set of circumstances in the evening, which is when you see some of those really crazy caddis hatches all the way 'til the point where you're walking back to your car and it's dark and you can't even see where you're going. It's crazy that way."
Going forward
"Right now you're seeing pretty good caddis hatch [on the Provo] -- that would be the prominent thing. There's been PMDs -- pale morning duns -- over there as well. At this time of year we start to see an opportunity to fish hoppers, so you know any kind of terrestrial stuff can be really good as well. And because those waters are running a little bit higher than normal, a lot of guys will fish stuff like sow bugs and San Juan worms and things like that might be what I could call more of an attractor pattern -- something that gets their attention."
"There's a small caddis hatch that's going on right now on the middle Weber, between Coalville and Wanship," Vernon said. "But that's just at dark. We've been throwing a lot more streamers lately, especially at dark, picking up bigger fish -- fishing the Weber and the Provo -- there's still some decent small hatches on the lower Provo."
"Terrestrials will be kind of the big thing now," he added. "The hoppers are getting to a good size so if people are going to go out and they just want a search-and-destroy pattern, grasshoppers are still gonna be throwing really well. Stimulators, Elk Hair Caddis, ant patterns -- those are going to be really good seeking patterns."
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We are going to try it again but better prepared than last month's feckless journey, which ended in ignominy when the wheel fell off. Rather than depend on a series of buses and a local rental vehicle, I've rented a more dependable 4X4 SUV and we'll go from the heights of Antigua (5000 ft)up and over and through Guatemala City and down into the northern department of Zacapa. There is a large difference in climate and at almost 400 feet in altitude, the lands are similar to Arizona. Cactus grows well there, the men wear cowboy boots, hats and sport large belt buckles. The most famous export of the region is the famed rum, Zacapa Centenario and I've been told that there is an unusual grouping of people with blond hair and blue eyes. The reason? Supposedly the descendants of the Lost Tribe of Israel, but I find this a bit hard to swallow, unlike the rum. The more likely explanation is that the genes of some northern Spaniards came here with the Conquest.
This time we'll have more maps, a new field guide to minerals and the usual paraphernalia for a road trip. Captain Vara, my traveling companion of last month, has spent a lot of time over the years in and around Zacapa, and we have reservations to stay at a friends' finca (farm) near there. It's a 'party of four' this time, including his friend the driver and Alabama Bob, one of my companions from last years' assortment of monthly journeys into the back country of Guatemala.
Why and where are we headed? Not to some Mayan ruins but in and around the low-lying mountains, in search of tourmaline nodules and crystals, and if there's time, an exploration to the east, in search of amethyst specimens. That part may be a bit more problematic, given that we'll be using the same route as smugglers do, bringing in cocaine and immigrants headed north. On the map, supposedly where the deep purple amethyst crystals originate, the border with Honduras appears to be not only a 'stones throw' but also a pistol shot away. Let's hope not.


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A Cent$ible Nutrition Program (CNP) assistant educator joined the Carbon County University of Wyoming Cooperative Extension Service (UW CES) office.
Andrea Bowden began in late October, according to Mindy Meuli, program manager of the UW CES's CNP in the Department of Family and Consumer Sciences in the College of Agriculture.
"Andrea has great ties to the Rawlins community and will help expand and grow the program in Carbon County to help families eat better for less," said Meuli.
Bowden earned an associate of arts degree in early childhood education from Western Wyoming Community College in 2006 and was named the Western Wyoming Community College Outstanding Outreach Graduate.
The UW CES CNP program helps Food Stamp Program-eligible residents learn how to eat better for less and stretch their Food Stamp buying power. CNP provides educational opportunities for Wyoming families and individuals with limited resources that lead to having access to an affordable, available, adequate, nutritious and safe food supply.
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Arizona winter storm may bring more rain, snow
There is a slight chance of showers Tuesday into Wednesday morning, with the highest chance of rain estimated at 40 percent Tuesday night.
High temperatures should remain in the mid-to lower 60s for most of the week in Phoenix, according to the Weather Service.
In Flagstaff, high temperatures are expected to be in the low 40s to upper 30s at the start of the week before dipping to the high 20s Wednesday as the storm covers the area. Temperatures should rise to the mid 40s by the end of the week.
Northern Arizona is already under a hazardous weather outlook ahead of the storm, which could bring up to eight inches of snow in some areas.
Elevations above 6,000 feet could receive an additional four to eight inches of fresh snow from the storm, while elevations between 4,500 and 6,000 feet could bring an inch to four inches of snow, according to the Weather Service.
The extra snowfall could help Arizona's ski resorts open before the end of the week. Last week's storm system brought nearly two feet of fresh snow to Arizona Snowbowl in Flagstaff and Sunrise Park Resort in Greer, according to officials.
Sunrise is set to open Wednesday after receiving between 24 and 30 inches of new snow last week, according to an official.
Arizona Snowbowl is also expected to open soon, but no official date has been set for the opening of the 2012-13 season.
The Flagstaff ski resort, which is celebrating its 75th season, received between 23 and 31 inches of snow from last weeks storm, said Dave Smith, a spokesman for Arizona Snowbowl.
Officials at Snowbowl are continuing to evaluate what they are calling "good snow" that is relatively dense and will ultimately make a good base for the skiers to come.
"There is nothing yet that we can announce, except that it is white out," Smith said.
He added that, "our goal has always been to be open by the holidays."
If the resort opens this week, it would already be more than a week later than last year's Dec. 9th opening date.
This is the first season that Arizona Snowbowl will have not only the natural snow, but snow made from reclaimed water from the city of Flagstaff, a process which was debated in and out of state and federal courts since 2000.
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The next time you purchase a vehicle, ask if the dealership employs a delivery specialist, who can put a lid on your nerves, as they help you get familiar with your new vehicle before you drive it off the lot.
These Johnnies or Janes-come-lately are all the rage and take salesmanship to another level, as they instruct car buyers about the do-dads that will streamline their ownership experience.
Delivery specialists can help you with such technological feats as syncing your phone to your car, to instructing you on how to use the navigation and infotainment systems. These folks are knowledgeable about every gizmo that is in the vehicle you purchased and are not supposed to let you leave the dealer's lot, until you have received a personalized tutorial about your car that has left you totally satisfied.
Car salespeople have traditionally held double duty roles, they were the ones, who not only pushed the merchandise but then also assisted their customers at the time of vehicle pick-up, answering a barrage of questions about it and tying up a major portion of their time. Now the delivery specialists, mostly college grads with affable personalities, and seemingly reliable expertise have allowed salespeople to continue to conduct sales and not waste their precious time explaining every single nuance of a vehicle.
Bottom line, delivery specialists are consultants, who have been put in place to help raise consumer satisfaction, so why not lend an ear, the next time you purchase a vehicle!
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Scarlett Johansson stars as Lucy, an American party girl studying in Taiwan. After unwillingly meeting a powerful mobster, Lucy is kidnapped and forced to be his drug mule. A pouch of the drug is in planted in her stomach. This isn't just any drug; the mysterious blue crystals (not Heisenberg's) later prove to allow her to unlock her full potential – using 100% of her brain power, as opposed to the 10% we supposedly use.
This happens after the pouch ruptures, giving her a major overdose. Lucy first transforms into her persona in Marvel, Black Widow. A master assassin, seeking revenge and destroying anyone that gets in her away. After that, it's full-on "Transcendence" meets "Limitless."
I loved "Limitless." Being able to use 100% of your brain with super intelligence and the ability to learn anything and everything at a very fast speed is believable. "Transcendence" though? Not so much. "Lucy" began in the same ballpark as "Limitless," but then the film took a huge overdose in crazy and became more farfetched than "Transcendence." I mean, really, dinosaurs?
Humans capable of controlling and traveling through time, moving other humans and objects around, and other bizarre actions, by unlocking their "full potential" can't be proved. So it's all a hypothesis, one that is very carefully explained by Morgan Freeman's character.
As crazy as "Lucy" is (did I mention dinosaurs?), it is a lot more entertaining than "Transcendence." I'm not sure that's a compliment.
Johansson did what she could with the role though, delivering a pretty well performance. Audiences really see and feel her fear and emotions come through as she goes through this frightening and very freaky experience. Well, that is until she develops brain power over 30%, then she's alien-like emotionless. By the time she unlocks almost all of her brain, the events are so ridiculous that nothing seems impossible. You wonder what else could they do, add dinosaurs to the mix? Oh, never mind, they already did that.
Although "Lucy" didn't make my favorites-list, you might enjoy it. With a 62% rating so far at Rotten Tomatoes, there's a 50/50 chance. "Lucy" only runs for about an hour and a half, so if you don't like it, at least you won't have to sit through it for long.


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Great sound! what's the polyphony and multi-timbrality?
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Irish University to Bestow Honor on Canada's Flaherty
By Paul Vieira
Canadian Finance Minister Jim Flaherty doesn't let a lot of time go by without either delivering a speech to Irish-Canadian organizations across the country, or visiting the Emerald Isle to touch base with his Irish roots.
Well, the longest-serving finance chief among the G7 economies is at it again. He's in Ireland Thursday, at the National University of Ireland, Galway, to deliver a speech at an event to discuss the euro-zone crisis. The timing is interesting, as European leaders gather in Brussels to discuss how to address the sovereign debt and banking crisis. Expect Mr. Flaherty to reiterate that Europe has the financial wherewithal to "overwhelm" the crisis, and needs to do so quickly to stabilize the global recovery.
Meanwhile, Mr. Flaherty will also pick up a honorary degree from NUI Galway, joining other luminaries such as Irish playwright Sebastian Barry; Irial Finan, senior executive at Coca-Cola Co.; and newspaper columnist Maureen Dowd. In a statement, the university noted Mr. Flaherty recently won the title of Finance Minister of the Year from Euromoney Magazine, as Canada's financial system escaped the worst of the global crisis that felled lenders elsewhere in the U.S. and Europe.
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Harriett (Stephens) Sibera
Harriett (Stephens) Sibera, 95, passed away Aug. 20, 2012, at Prairie Lakes Health Campus in Noblesville.
She was born April 26, 1917, in Pendleton at the family farmhouse to Hervey and Rosa (Pritchard) Stephens and was a lifelong resident.
Harriett was a 1935 graduate of Pendleton High School, a lifetime member of First United Methodist Church, Pendleton and was past president of W.S.C.S.as well as Pendleton Alumni Association, Olivian Society, and American Business Woman's Association organizations. She was a volunteer and corporate sponsor for Pet-a-pal.
She was employed at Vermillion Jewelry and Kirkman Jewelry Stores in Anderson; and 20 years at Delco Remy Division of General Motors.
Harriett felt anyone she's ever loved was her best friend.
Survivors include her daughter, Jane (Titus) (Ken) Lewis of Indianapolis; three grandchildren, Marcie Downing of Indianapolis; Martin Downing of Atlanta, Ga., and Scott (Nicole) Downing of Franklin; three great-grandsons, Emerson, Davis and Nicklaus Downing; nephew, Richard L. (Judy) Stephens; three great-nieces and great-nephew, Sue (Dennis) White, Kelly (J.R.) Roudebush, Stacy (Jeff) Chemelewski, and Andrew (Joann) Stephens.
She was preceded in death by her parents; husbands, L. M. Titus and Stanley J. Sibera; three brothers, Clarence, Emerson "King", and Horace "Red" Stephens; and two great-nephews, Eric and Jim Stephens.
A service were held at Wilson St. Pierre Funeral Service and Crematory, Lahm Chapel, Pendleton at 2 p.m. on Thursday, Aug. 23, 2012, with Pastors Claude Creel and Doug Walker officiating. Burial will follow in Grove Lawn Cemetery, Pendleton.
Visitation was held from 11 a.m until 2 p.m., Thursday at Lahm Chapel, Pendleton.
Memorial contributions may be made to Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation, 10401 N. Meridian St., Suite 150, Indianapolis, IN 46290
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Kate Rusby
"It's like a rare diamond... I like it that people have to look that bit harder for it."
- Kate Rusby, on the folk music genre.
In her native England, Kate Rusby is one of the elite household names in the world of folk music. Before making a go of it as a solo artist in 1995, she sang with The Poozies, an all-woman band. The Guardian considers her a "superstar of the British acoustic scene."
Kate Rusby BiographyKate Rusby was born on December 4, 1972, in Barnsley, South Yorkshire, England. She grew up in a household where music of all forms was welcomed and encouraged by everyone. With all of this family support, Kate immersed herself in music, learning the fiddle, the guitar, the piano, and singing all as a child.
From her time growing up, Kate Rusby fondly remembers going to folk festivals with her siblings and singing with them on long car rides. Kate's eventual love of folk music and her musical training encouraged her to perform at folk festivals, and she was determined to get into the field of entertainment in one way or another.
kate rusby joins the pooziesMusic wasn't the only hobby for Kate Rusby during her formative years. She was also interested in acting and was leaning towards a career on the technical side of acting. In the end, it was folk music that won out, and one solid break in particular.
The Poozies were an established, Celtic folk band comprised entirely of women and led by the voice of Sally Barker. As fate would have it, Barker left the group for family reasons and Kate Rusby won the chance to replace her. As the frontwoman, Kate's work led to an EP called Come Raise Your Head in 1995. Although Kate Rusby and the Poozies had an album in the works, which would become 1998's Infinite Blue, Kate wanted to try some solo material and, in 1995, she produced an album with her folk singer friend Kathryn Roberts. The record, Kate Rusby & Kathryn Roberts served as a dual showcase of their abilities.
kate rusby releases sleeplessTwo years after Kate and Kathryn's collaboration, Kate Rusby's debut solo album Hourglass was released. The positive reception was a good start, but Kate's next album in 1999 would be that much better. It was titled Sleepless, and it won her two BBC Radio 2 Folk Awards including Folk Singer of the Year and Best Album. As prestigious as these awards were, Kate Rusby was even more grateful for a nomination for the Mercury Music Prize, an honor that was rarely bestowed on folk artists, even as a nomination.
Kate Rusby's musical mix of the old and the new struck a chord with fans, and she became a favorite performer at country-wide folk festivals. A man named John McCusker, a fiddler from the Battlefield Band, started working with Kate and became her most trusted producer. He would also play along with her on select tracks, and the two married in 2001. Over the next several years, they would collaborate on five more albums, culminating in the release of The Girl Who Couldn't Fly, which included a memorable cover painting created by Blur's Graham Coxon.
kate rusby releases akward annieAlthough Kate Rusby had (and still has) a soft spot for traditional ballads, she is also willing to open up and do her own material. That also means collaborating and, since her rise to fame in England, she has collaborated with artists like Eddi Reader, Roddy Woomble and Martin Simpson. In 2004, her song "Wondering Soul" was also included in Billy Connolly's World Tour of New Zealand. Later on, the BBC comedy show Jam and Jerusalem would feature Kate's cover of "The Village Green Preservation Society." Finally in 2006, a duet with Ronan Keating called "All Over Again" hit the UK top ten, further solidifying Kate Rusby's rising stock in the British music scene.
In 2007, after much advanced buzz at the Cambridge Folk Festival, Kate's new album called Awkward Annie was released. Because she and her husband had split up, this was her first album that she produced on her own with a little help from her brother Joe. It was a very testing time for Kate Rusby, since her uncle and grandmother passed away before the album's release. By all accounts, however, the finished product is everything that Kate's fans could've asked for… until she gives them something even better next time.
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Inkster Police Chief Hilton Napoleon resigns
(WXYZ) - Inkster Police Chief Hilton Napoleon formally resigned from his position Friday, announcing it in a press conference at city hall. This followed a resignation letter and statement issued Thursday.
Napoleon is stepping down after three and a half years on the job.
He said the recent murder of a 2-year-old baby made the decision "that much easier."
"It was an honor and a pleasure to serve the many wonderful people of the City of Inkster," Napoleon wrote in a statement..
The triple shooting that took the life of the 2-year-old girl was an act of revenge on the shooter's part. The department, decimated with budget cuts, had to ask the Michigan State Police to take over the investigation.
Sources tell 7 Action News that Napoleon has asked for help in the past to get his officers the patrol cars and equipment they need to do their jobs.
But was this a departure due to the recent death of a child, and lack of resources, or scandal brewing within the ranks?
Sources tell Action News that an outside independent audit of the police department paid for by the city was not expected to put Napoleon in a good light and some say the top cop of Inkster decided to get out before he was pushed out.
However, Friday, the city manager praised the outgoing chief, as the two prepared to travel to the wake for the child shot and killed in the recent shooting.
The chief leaves behind a department in turmoil. Some officers telling Action News Friday, they feel defeated and abandoned without a leader.
When asked Friday if he was abandoning the department in a time of need, he replied, "No."
An acting chief has been named, as the search for a permanent one gets underway.


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No. 4 UNH Men's Hockey Upends UMass, 6-1
Jan. 19, 2002
DURHAM, N.H. - Mick Mounsey (Concord, N.H.) scored a goal and assisted on two others to lead the fourth-ranked University of New Hampshire men's hockey team to Saturday night's 6-1 Hockey East victory against the University of Massachusetts.
The Wildcats, who improved to 17-4-2 overall and sit atop the conference standings at 9-2-2, took a 1-0 lead on the first shot of the game when Josh Prudden (Andover, Mass.) scored 52 seconds into the first period. Prudden skated past the defense inside the right circle and cut to the slot, where he shifted to his forehand and tucked a shot past UMass goalie Tim Warner (32 saves).
Hobey Baker Award candidate Darren Haydar (Milton, Ont., goal, assist) netted a power-play goal at 7:30 and Mounsey, who set up Prudden's tally, scored 22 seconds later to give UNH a 3-0 advantage.
The Minutemen (7-16-1, 2-11-1 HE) trimmed the deficit to 3-1 before the first intermission on a Peter Trovato goal from the right doorstep at 17:42.
UNH regained a three-goal advantage, 4-1, when Patrick Foley (Milton, Mass.) scored at 16:48 of the middle stanza. Prudden and Jim Abbott (Mars, Pa.), who also set up Haydar's game-winning goal, were credited with assists.
Sean Collins (Reading, Mass.) upped the lead to 5-1 with the help of Kevin Truelson (Avon, Mass.) and Haydar at 13:15. Foley potted his second goal of the night with 1:10 remaining in regulation to cap the scoring.
UNH goaltender Michael Ayers (Hingham, Mass.) stopped 24 shots to improve to 8-2-0 this season. Backup netminder Tim Collins (Lebanon, N.H.) played the final 2:04 of the game and did not record a save.
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By emilychen on 六月 29, 2006
I participate in the LDTP Google Summer of Code recently. I act as a mentor in this program. Another two mentors are Nagappan Alagappan and Veerapuram Varadhan from Novell in India. An India student Prasanth Mohan is now working under these three mentors. Now we are entering the middle term. Prasanth Mohan is active and exceeds our expectations. When I take the mentor survey , I answer many questions like this: 1.Why did you choose to participate in the Google Summer of Code? It is a good way to contribute to open source community. I have a chance to coach a student, also I can learn more from student. 2.What is the coolest thing you've learned so far in the Google Summer of Code? I work with some smart persons with enthusiastic, passion, and open mind. And more, I learn some culture of another country, like India. I really gain a lot of experiences in Soc. Thanks my partner, nags, Varadhan and Prasanth!


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College Hockey:UMass Takes Third
STORRS, Conn. — Massachusetts (6-11-0, 3-7-0 Hockey East) rebounded from Thursday's loss and came away with a 2-1 win over Army (4-11-3, 2-6-3 Atlantic Hockey) on Friday afternoon at the Freitas Ice Forum on the UConn campus.
As it was during Thursday's game vs. Bowling Green, neither team was able to get on the board in the first, with both the Minutemen and Black Knights generating eight shots on net. One penalty was called to each team.
Working its penalty-killing unit with David Leaderer serving two for checking at 1:31 of the second, UMass broke the scoreless tie just nine seconds after the penalty expired. Freshman Cory Quirk was credited with the goal that went five-hole on Army's Brad Roberts at 3:40, assisted by Jamie Solon and Marvin Degon. It was Quirk's third goal of the season, and first since Nov. 25 vs. then-No. 3 Colorado College.
Chris Capraro nearly made it a 2-0 game with a little over four remaining in the period, taking a shot from the blueline that hit the near post then the far post and out. The red light briefly was lit but nothing counted on the board. Capraro hit another pipe with 2:30 remaining, and Degon followed with the third of the period shortly after.
Through two periods of play, shots were 23-16 in favor of Army. At the second intermission, the Minutemen were 0-for-2 on the power play, while the Black Knights were 0-for-3.
Army's Zach McKelvie knotted the game at one at 9:56 of the third, with an even-strength goal assisted by Chase Podsiad and Bryce Hollweg. The goal, which was tipped past Gabe Winer, closed out 69 minutes and 12 seconds of consecutive shutout time for the senior netminder.
But the Minutemen answered with a power play tally, their third in as many games, at 12:19. Mark Matheson was credited with the go-ahead goal, taking his shot from the blueline and beating Roberts high. Capraro and Degon both assisted on UMass' second of the day.
Army called timeout with 1:15 remaining in the contest and pulled its goaltender with 51 seconds to go in favor of the extra attacker, but was unable to convert, resulting in UMass' sixth win of the season.
Overall, shots were 34-26 in favor of the Black Knights. UMass was 1-for-3 on the power play, while Army was 0-for-4.
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While the Real Housewives franchise has become hugely popular in recent years, Bravo isn't the only network that's cashing in on voyeurism into the lives of the ridiculously rich. The new series #Rich Kids of Beverly Hills on E! has become the new go-to show for those in the higher tax bracket that aren't yet married with kids.
While the show may be without the divorce and children drama, it definitely has its own share of what is scandal-worthy in the life of young adults living off their parents' money. The name of the show already has people in an uproar, since the cast is old enough to drink (therefore, not really kids). Things like spilling sangria on a pair of ridiculously expensive shoes, a threat to be cut off financially by your parents or how to split a bill by a billionaire's daughter are just a few of the conflicts dealt with in the show.
However, the biggest surprise on the show has to be Dorothy Wang, the daughter of a billionaire mogul. The initial elation by the Asian community of how refreshing it is to see someone of Asian descent on a reality show quickly turned to disgust when Dorothy started making comments against her own race.
In an episode where Dorothy is open to being set up for potential suitors by her friend, Dorothy makes a comment about how she won't date anyone with a fetish. She then goes on to say that if a man has a fetish about dating Asian women, well then he should go to a nail salon. Not only is this a comment that is a negative racial stereotype but it also is found to be quite offensive to those in the Asian community.
Only time will tell on whether or not the show will be a hit with audiences but since it seems that people are still watching the Kardashians after all their flubs, standards aren't too high of what is deemed television-worthy on E! network.


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"The Real Housewives of Atlanta" star NeNe Leakes seems to be proud of her pajama party, even though it went south. She wanted an apology from her co-stars after they began fighting. Two fights happened during the pajama party, the second being between Cynthia Bailey and Kandi Burruss. Turns out, Peter Thomas was also involved. According to a new Radar Online report published on Feb. 13, "The Real Housewives of Atlanta" star NeNe Leakes now gets in a fight with her best friend's husband, and she is shocked at what he has to say.
On Sunday's episode of the show, Kenya is shown planning a grand masquerade ball and extends the olive branch by anointing NeNe as the guest of honor. Of course, NeNe and Kenya didn't fight, but NeNe didn't seem to like Brandon DeShazer. "Against my will, I went on to the event," NeNe tells the cameras.
And when NeNe finally arrives with a bad attitude, Peter Thomas and her have a confrontation. "What you are doing is trying to put this s— on me!" NeNe shouts at him in the clip. "There was not one time that Kenya called me and gave me any information." Peter protests: "I couldn't give a f—, to be honest with you!" One has to wonder if this fight with Peter will affect her relationship with Cynthia, as the two are close friends.
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Early warning of climate 'tipping points' is possible
A climate 'tipping point' occurs when a small change triggers a cascading set of catastrophes that upsets the entire climate system for a long time. Examples? The melting of the Greenland ice sheet trigger accelerated sea level rise, a die back of the Amazon rainforest removes a crucial atmospheric carbon sink, and an alteration of the ocean conveyor belt shuts down the Atlantic Gulf stream.
What if you could predict a 'tipping point'? Almost like the arrival of a hurricane or a tsunami?
Scientists at the University of Exeter in the UK believe it's possible to come up with early warning indicators of an approaching tipping point. You wouldn't be able to avert the tipping point — it would be far too late for that. But societies might be able to mitigate the worst of its impacts.
In a paper published in the recent online edition of the journal Nature Climate Change, Professor Tim Lenton argues that a sign of an approaching tipping point can be found by observing the climate system. A slowing down of the climate's ability to recover from a short term weather event indicates the approach of a critical threshold, known as a "bifurcation point." Basically, the climate system shows strong signs of instability. By carefully observing the climate system, it's theoretically possible to read the tea leaves for impending tipping points.
With the United Nations calling for the development of a global early warning system for natural hazards, Lenton says climate tipping points should be included since they pose significant risks and may cause other, more typical natural disasters to occur. In the case of El Niño increasing in severity in a warming world, an early warning of the impending weather shift could help agriculture adapt.


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Let A be an abelian variety over $k=\overline{\mathbb{F}_p}$. This abelian variety is endowed with a principal polarization and an action by $\mathcal{O}_E$, the ring of integers of an unramified extension $E/\mathbb{Q}_p$ of degree $2$. This means there is a morphism $\iota : \mathcal{O}_E \longrightarrow End(A)\otimes \mathbb{Z}_p$
Let $M$ be its Dieudonné module. It comes with an $\mathcal{O}_E$-action and a bilinear antisymmetric form $<,>:M\times M \longrightarrow W$ which are compatible.
Here is my question : I consider the problem of lifting $A$ with its structure to an abelian scheme over $W$ (the ring of Witt vectors of $k$). Is this problem equivalent to finding a sub-module $M'\subset M$ which satisfies the following conditions :
(1) $M'$ is a direct factor of $M$
(2) $M'$ is stablized by the $\mathcal{O}_E$-action
(4) $M'+pM=VM$
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Let $A_0$, $A_1$ two such abelian varieties over $k$ with additional structure, and $f:A_1 \longrightarrow A_0$ an isogeny, compatible with the $\mathcal{O}_E$-action. This gives an inclusion $M_1 \subset M_0$. I wish to lift $A_0$, $A_1$ and $f$ to the ring $W$
Is the lifting problem of $f$ equivalent to finding $M'_0$ and $M'_1$ as above, such that: $$M'_1 \subset M'_0$$
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Just weeks before her fifth LP, Loud, hits shelves, Rihanna is switching up her team.
The singer announced Wednesday (October 20) that she will now be managed by mentor and former Def Jam exec Jay-Z's Roc Nation company. The chart-ruling singer spilled the beans to The Associated Press, saying in a statement she's "so excited to take this next step in my career." The "Only Girl in the World" singer joins songstress Melanie Fiona, spitter Wale and DJ/producer Mark Ronson as other faces handled by the management arm of Hov's multi-pronged firm.
Aligning herself with the super-mogul and Forbes cover star is probably a smart move — not only for her music, but for her forays into the business world as well. Rihanna also told the AP that she is creating a company called Rihanna Entertainment that will "merge all of her businesses, including music, film, fragrance, fashion and book ventures."
Jay-Z and Rihanna's professional history goes back half a decade to the hip-hop mogul's brief tenure as president of Def Jam. The MC signed the then-17-year-old songbird to the storied rap imprint only hours after seeing her audition.
"We signed her that night — 3 in the morning was when that contract got signed," Jay told MTV News in 2005 of meeting the budding singer. "We wouldn't let her leave the office. From meeting her at 4 [p.m.] in the office till 3 in the morning, I was absolutely certain. That doesn't happen too often."
Although Rihanna's Barbados-bred swagger impressed the rap impresario, she said at the time that she was nervous to meet the hip-top titan and her soon-to-be-boss. However, the Brooklyn legend quickly made her feel at ease.
"When we first got there, I was shaking. I had never met a celebrity, and to have to audition for one and meet him at the same time … I was hysterical," Rihanna said. "But the minute I went in the office, it was totally different. He was so welcoming; the environment was so warm and friendly. The jitters just went away immediately."
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College Hockey:Tale Of Two Efforts: Wisconsin Edges St. Cloud
Badgers Hold Onto Fifth, Final Home-Ice Slot
MADISON, Wis. — At the Kohl Center Friday, the Wisconsin crowd was treated to a 3-2 Badger win over St. Cloud State in a game that seemed like UW was using two entirely different teams.
There was one squad that scored three goals, including two in the first 3:08 of the game, and another that allowed a 2-0 lead to slip away as the Huskies tied the game at two early in the third period.
From there the Badgers put in the game-winner a little over three minutes later to earn Wisconsin its first home victory since a Jan. 19 defeat of Minnesota.
"We got the early lead and probably sat back more than we should have, and allowed them back in it," Wisconsin coach Jeff Sauer said.
The Badgers opened the contest on a high note as Dave Hergert scored a power-play goal at the 2:33 mark. On the play senior Alex Brooks passed the puck over to Hergert, who quickly shot the puck past distracted goaltender Scott Meyer.
Thirty-five seconds later Wisconsin knocked in a second goal. Dany Heatley got off a wraparound pass that was deflected right in front of the goal, but into the path of Matt Doman skating in. Doman made fast work of the puck, shooting it into the open side of the net for a 2-0 lead.
In the remainder of the period Wisconsin consistently put pressure on the Husky defense, but the Badgers were unable to capitalize. The focus that was seen early in the game began to fade in the second period as UW appeared to be comfortable with its two-goal advantage.
A little more then seven minutes into the second, St. Cloud State showed that the game was not over. Husky defenseman Derek Eastman fired a shot just to Graham Melanson's left that was deflected by Jeff Finger into the back of the net, bringing the score to 2-1.
While no other goals were scored in the second period, something of note did occur at the 12:09 mark when Graham Melanson made a routine save. The save was Melanson's 3,518th of his career at Wisconsin, breaking the all-time UW mark set by Kirk Daubenspeck. Earlier that night Melanson set another career mark by making his 130th appearance as a Badger.
"He was phenomenal in the last period, he was phenomenal in the whole game," assistant captain Kevin Granato said. "He got us the win tonight."
The seemingly lackadaisical effort continued early in the third period as St. Cloud tied the game at two 4:24 in. Defenseman Ryan LaMere received a cross-ice pass, stopped the puck and then fired a long slapshot. The shot was redirected by Matt Hendricks, allowing the puck to slide between Melanson's legs for the equalizer.
The goal proved to be a wakeup call to a Wisconsin team that currently resides in the fifth and final spot for home ice in the first round of the WCHA playoffs.
"There was no panic on the bench when they scored the second goal," Sauer said.
The Badgers responded a little over three minutes later with a goal that would prove to be the difference in the game. Around midice, Wisconsin forward Brad Winchester gathered a loose puck and sent it forward to a streaking Kevin Granato.
With no one in front of him except the goaltender, Granato faked a shot toward the middle of the goal and then deftly moved the puck over to Meyer's left, where Granato flicked the puck past the St. Cloud goaltender.
"It was a great move; I didn't think he would go back to his backhand," Sauer said.
In the remainder of the game the Huskies were presented with opportunities to force an overtime, including a power play at 9:26 in the third period. But Wisconsin's penalty killing unit proved to be up to the challenge, not allowing the Huskies to score on any of their three power-play opportunities in the contest.
The victory brought Wisconsin's unbeaten streak to five games.
"The big thing was Graham and the way we played," Sauer said. "It maybe was the biggest win of the year for us."
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When her father passed away, D.G. Fulford knew what she had to do: At midlife, after 20 years away, she moved back home to Ohio to support her widowed mother. She became, in her words, a Designated Daughter.Fulford's new book, Designated Daughter: The Bonus Years with Mom (Voice), co-written with her mother Phyllis Greene, offers a glimpse into the close relationship that develops between a dutiful daughter and her aging parent — a familiar subject for many midlife women, who make up 60 percent of America's 50 million family caregivers (one memorable quote: "If mine was the sandwich generation, I felt like a six-foot sub"). Their alternating voices take the reader through eight years of changes large and small — births of grandchildren and great-grandchildren, deaths of friends and family members, health scares that leave both mother and daughter grateful for more peaceful days marked by mundane errands and Bob Evans lunches. D.G. Fulford spoke to MORE.com to kick off her leg of the Getting Better All the Time workshop tour sponsored by MORE and Voice books:MORE.com: First things first: How do you define a Designated Daughter? D.G. Fulford: I am a daughter born between two sons, and when my father died I instinctively knew that I had to come home and be my mother's companion for this next stage of life. [Being a designated daughter] is walking beside your mom, trying to take up the empty space that has always been filled by Dad. The term "designated daughter" came to me as I was turning right onto the street that leads to my mom's house. We were either going on errands, or we were going to the hairdresser, or we were going to Bob Evans, and I thought to myself, "I'm the designated driver." And then I went, "I'm the designated daughter."And these are the "bonus years" with my mom — I never even thought about them [before]. I never even thought of it as a segment of life. These are years we're afraid to think about: the years before a parent is going to die. But it has been such a bonus and such a surprise, and that's what being a designated daughter is about — to recognize these years as an opportunity. MORE.com: One thing that surprised me about the book was how humorous it was. You and your mother are constantly cracking each other up with these incredibly wry jokes. How essential a role does that sense of humor play in a relationship like yours? DF: I would say, a hundred percent, or ninety-nine. People ask me what I've learned about my mother through this book, through this time, and I say I've learned that she is hilarious. We're funny as a family, and that's how we get through things. MORE.com: The format of the book is really unique, with your mother adding her take at the end of each of your chapters. How did that actually work — did you write simultaneously? DF: The funniest thing is my mom and I couldn't be more different [in our writing styles]. We did figure out what the general segments were, how we would break the book down into chapters. And then she would write and then send them to me to add on to my Word document. So I would read hers for the first time. And I'll tell you, when I read that first writing she did about the elephant whose name is death, that threw me backwards in my chair and made me gasp. So we each wrote separately, and I think my mother's beautiful voice comes through, and I think it sounds like a very different voice than mine. It's just like having a conversation with the both of us. MORE.com: Let's go back to that elephant. In her first chapter, your mother writes about the two of you, "We are companions on a beautiful road to a journey's end. We are not alone; lumbering along is an elephant. ... His name is D E A T H. " How do you deal with the idea of death? Is it always in the back of your mind? DF: Well, for Christmas my brother gave me an elephant pinata. That was really great. [laughs] But, you know, we deal — we've made our plans, we know what the end is — we don't dwell. We've had all the talks, we're of a like mind, and we never know whether we're being realistic or completely in denial.
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Ellis Plummer signs for Latics on loan
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City EDS defender Ellis Plummer has joined Oldham Athletic for five weeks in a youth loan deal.
Ellis has been a regular member of Patrick Vieira's under-21 squad so far this season after he was recognised with a nomination for City's Academy Player of the Year for his rock-solid performances last season.
The 19-year old can either play at full-back or centre-back and joins an Oldham side currently lying in 14th place in the League One table.
Lee Johnson's men take on high-flying Bradford City in their next match on Sunday afternoon and face Mansfield at home in the second round of the FA Cup the following Saturday.
They will be looking to keep up their impressive six-game unbeaten run which has featured consecutive victories in their last four matches.
Plummer's signing follows news that Oldham will be missing Latvian defender Edijs Joksts for at least two months due to a stress fracture of his back.
Ellis will wear the no.26 shirt and will return to City on 4 January 2014.
In other loan news, Harry Bunn has gone on Football League Emergency loan to Huddersfield Town FC.
The striker had just returned from a youth loan with Sheffield United.
Bunn is due to return to City again on 6 January 2014.
You can keep up to date with Plummer's exploits at Boundary Park in our weekly Loan Watch feature here on mcfc.co.uk.