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Chapter 1. Domestic Issues and National Problems
After experiencing decades of impressive economic growth, the Chinese express widespread satisfaction with the free market system and with the gains they have made over the past generation. However, they have grown increasingly worried about major domestic issues over the last four years. Today, the public is more likely to express concern about many economic […]
Chapter 4. Values Under Stress
India is a society in the grip of rapid economic and social transformation. Urbanization, unprecedented growth and a widening Indian presence on the world stage, with all its attendant demands, are profoundly reshaping Indian life. Indians both embrace this change and worry about its impact on their traditional way of life. Roughly half (49%) of […]
Deepening Economic Doubts in India
The economic euphoria in India over the last few years, inspired by the country's seemingly inevitable march toward double-digit growth, has soured. Although still relatively upbeat compared with many other countries, the Indian public's confidence in their country's direction and future economic growth has declined significantly.
The Chinese Celebrate Their Roaring Economy, As They Struggle With Its Costs
The 2008 Pew Global Attitudes survey in China finds that more than eight-in-ten Chinese are satisfied with their country's overall direction and their national economy, a significant increase in contentment from earlier in the decade. But levels of personal satisfaction are generally lower than the national measures, and the poll suggests the Chinese people – who express concern about inflation and pollution – may be struggling with the consequences of economic growth.
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Most Chinese embrace a free market approach to economics. Seven-in-ten in this formerly socialist country feel people are better off in a free market economy, even though it may result in a gap between rich and poor. This faith in free markets cuts across demographic groups – women and men, more-and-less educated, rich and poor, […]
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ST. CLOUD, Minn. — It may have taken a couple of months, but it appears Bobby Goepfert has landed on his feet. The former Providence goaltender, who was released for what the school called a violation of team rules, will transfer to St. Cloud State for this coming fall semester.
Goepfert will have to sit out one full season in order to comply with the NCAA's rules regarding Division I transfers. He can officially suit up for the Huskies as a junior in the 2005-06 season, but will be allowed to practice with the team this year.
"I'm just happy it's done and over with and I can move on and look forward to next year," Goepfert said. "It's going to be a great place to play hockey."
He'll get to soon, after purchasing his plane ticket today to fly into Minnesota on Aug. 31. The Huskies start practice shortly after.
St. Cloud State head coach Craig Dahl isn't allowed to comment on incoming transfer students, but did hint that the competition for the spot in goal will be a heated one. Dahl already has two somewhat proven goaltenders for this season in Jason Montgomery and Tim Boron, but both had inconsistent rides last season which led to the emergence of Adam Coole. Coole came to St. Cloud in a similar situation to that of Goepfert, transferring to St. Cloud from Minnesota-Duluth, but graduated in May with a year of eligibility remaining and decided not to return.
"I was told that I'll have a chance to compete for a job and that's what I was looking for," said Goepfert.
If he can put up similar numbers to the ones he did in Providence, he'll have a pretty good shot at starting for the Huskies in 2005.
Goepfert appeared in 49 games over his two-year stint with the Friars, going 21-15-4 with a .921 save percentage and 2.46 goals against average. He also was a member of the U.S. World Junior team in 2002-03 where he posted a .937 save percentage that ranks second in team history, and 1.77 goals per game.
His dismissal from Providence in May caught the 5-foot-10 netminder off guard. He blamed the release on a lack of communication than anything else.
"I was blamed for plagiarizing on a paper that I turned in because I forgot to turn in a bibliography with it," said Goepfert. "I pulled an all-nighter on the paper and just forgot, my teacher was one of the Deans of the English department and he immediately called Paul [Pooley, the Friars' head coach]. I got a call that afternoon from Paul telling me I was kicked off the team."
He went on to say that it was probably his fault, but he's now looking at that unfortunate incident as a "blessing in disguise."
"St. Cloud just seemed comfortable and now I get a chance to play for a great team with some great guys in a great league," said Goepfert. "Everyone knows how good the WCHA is."
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Canadian Health Minister Rona Ambrose announced Wednesday the person who died was an Alberta resident who had recently traveled to Beijing.
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The World Health Organisation (WHO) says it is difficult to transmit the virus from person to person but when people do become infected, the mortality rate is about 60%. Between 2003 and December 2013 there were 648 confirmed human cases of H5N1 infection in 15 countries, leading to 384 deaths.
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Practical and functional are two words that seem to trump all others when it comes to condominium construction. But when Bob Champion began building the Dalton, a project in Pasadena, inspiration, art and luxury became the driving forces behind his design. Champion was already a leader in creating unique urban spaces when he teamed up with artist Bob Zoell on this project. Combined were Zoells creative vision and Champions upscale architectural design. The result? Living spaces that feel as colorful as an art gallery. The walls of each unit are designed to hold sprawling collections of artwork, with ceilings that reach nearly 11.5 feet in height. Large windows ensure that each space receives an ample amount of light. The floors and cabinetry are top of the line, and the kitchen countertops are all made from gleaming Cesar stone. Barbeques and fireplaces adorn the rooftop for residents lucky enough to grab a penthouse suite. Champion and Zoell are redefining urban housing. Hopefully, others will follow suit. Read the full story at Pasadena Now


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TheTross wrote:I've been known to fit all those categories too, although generally speaking I end up getting 'encouraged' to leave whisky shops by friends when they get bored of watching me stare at countless bottles - they just don't understand these things. And if I get talking to a staff member then it can be even longer, although an average time of around 30 minutes sounds about right before walking to the counter with bottle(s) in tow. If I went to a shop on me own then I'd happily spend half the day in there, but non-whisky friends seem to be unable to handle that...
mikeymad wrote:then I make phone calls to see if I have a good deal. Then I purchase two more bottles to save myself some gas for another trip.
orangedogofglory wrote:mikeymad wrote:then I make phone calls to see if I have a good deal. Then I purchase two more bottles to save myself some gas for another trip.
Ha ha - I don't know how many times I've just been standing in the single malt aisle with my pda out surfing online shops/the forum to find out how the price in front of me compares to what I thought I read earlier in the day. Technology saves a bad memory. And then, since I've already got the phone out and I'm getting weird looks from the staff , I generally take a couple extra minutes to browse other bottles, ending up with at least 3. Three seems to be a magic number.
orangedogofglory wrote:I read on a website a few months back that when it comes to whisky, you need to have goals in mind as far as what you are looking to achieve through purchases. I keep that advice in mind, and try to plan out well in advance what I want to buy. However, often, as others have said, you find that one bottle that you didn't plan for, or that is on sale at a price that makes you think of the image. Those I generally pace on for a while and then decide.
UUNetBill wrote:And then I get to the shops with a good selection of IBs that I really don't know anything about, and at often upwards of $150-200 a bottle, I need to check into those a little more before I break out the Visa.
irishwhiskeychaser wrote:I tend to plan ahead as the majority of my purchases are over the internet so I take my time. As I live in a fairly rural location even buying from a shop is a big day out for me


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Chapter was nice, Madara got outwitted and we got to see Kakashi and Guy when they were young. Guy looked JUST like Rock Lee.
Anyway, it was about time we got to see Minatos fighting tactics and jutsus. The wait was sooooo long but I guess its gonna be worth the while no ?
Hmm, from what I have seen, Minato and Naruto arent that different in theyre strategies. If you think about it, Minato is also excesively using his trademark jutsu - flying thunder god. Whatever he does, its with FTG and he also has variations of it to defend as seen when he used it as a space/time jutsu to warp away Kyuubis blast. Its just like Naruto does everything with rasengan and its variations no ?
All in all, both Minato and Naruto arent that different !! If you think about it, Naruto is better bcs he is a lot younger BUT has already climbed up to Minatos level. Well, except the part about smarts though, he does lack that. Nontheless, just wanted to point out that in a matter of jutsus and ninjutsu knowhow - they are prolly equal - as a matter of strenght, they should be equal as well bcs Naruto may lack the smarts but he can easily fill the gap with his sheer power - e.g. Kyuubi chakra + Sage Mode.


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"Aah" [1953] is an Indian Hindi film directed by Raja Nawathe.
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Lyrics by Hasrat Jaipuri and Shailendra..........
Lata Mangeshkar (Marathi: लता मंगेशकर; born September 28, 1929) is a singer from India. She is one of the best-known playback singers in the Hindi film industry. Mangeshkar's career started in 1942 and has spanned over six and a half decades. She sang in over a thousand Bollywood movies and has sung songs in over twenty regional Indian languages, but primarily in Hindi. She is the elder sister of the equally accomplished singer Asha Bhosle and lesser-known singers, brother Hridayanath Mangeshkar and sisters Usha Mangeshkar and Meena Mangeshkar. Lata is the second vocalist ever to have received the Bharat Ratna, India's highest civilian honour.
Mangeshkar was featured in the Guinness Book of World Records from 1974 to 1991 for having made the most recordings in the world.
Awards and recognitions;
Lata Mangeshkar has won several awards and honors, including Padma Bhushan (1969), Padma Vibhushan (1999), Dada Saheb Phalke Award (1989), NTR National Award (1999), Bharat Ratna (2001), three National Film Awards, and 12 Bengal Film Journalists' Association Awards. She has also won four Filmfare Best Female Playback Awards. In 1969, she made the unusual gesture of giving up the Filmfare Best Female Playback Award, in order to promote fresh talent. She was later awarded Filmfare Lifetime Achievement Award in 1993.
In 1984, the State Government of Madhya Pradesh instituted the Lata Mangeshkar Award in honor of Lata Mangeshkar. The State Government of Maharashtra also instituted a Lata Mangeshkar Award in 1992.
Government of India Awards * 1969 - Padma Bhushan * 1989 - Dada Saheb Phalke Award * 1999 - Padma Vibhushan * 2001 - Bharat Ratna [1] * 2008 - "One Time Award for Lifetime Achievement" honour to commemorate the 60th anniversary of India's independence.
Maharashtra State Awards * 1966 - Best Playback Singer for Sadhi Mansa (Marathi) * 1967 - Best Playback Singer for Jait Re Jait * 2001 - Maharashtra Ratna (First Recipient)
National Film Awards; * 1972 - National Film Award for Best Female Playback Singer for Parichay * 1975 - National Film Award for Best Female Playback Singer for Kora Kagaz * 1990 - National Film Award for Best Female Playback Singer for Lekin
Filmfare Awards
The Filmfare Awards for playback singing first started in 1958. In 1956, the song 'Rasik Balma' from the film Chori Chori won the Best Song Filmfare Award. Lata refused to sing it live in protest of absence of a Playback Singer category. The category was finally introduced in 1958. Though, separate awards for male & female singers were introduced later on.
Lata Mangeshkar monopolized the best female playback singer award from 1958 to 1966. In 1969, Lata made the unusual gesture of giving up Filmfare awards in order to promote fresh talent...........
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A Guide to the Sports Card Album, circa 1880-circa 1920 (bulk 1909-1913)
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This collection contains approximately 465 sports cards and printed ephemera from the late 1800s and early 1900s. All but ten items have been affixed, presumably glued, to pages in an album, concealing information on the cards' backs.
Included in the collection are about 425 baseball cards. Although determining each card's American Card Catalog (ACC) number is difficult without seeing the advertisement on the back, research suggests that the album contains approximately 222 T206 White Borders, produced by the American Tobacco Company (1909-1911); fifty-six E254 and/or E270-2 Colgan's Chips cards (1909-1913); forty-seven T210 Old Mill (Red Borders) cards, Series 3: Texas League (1910); forty-six E90-1 American Caramel cards (1909-1911), some of which may be E92 Nadja/Croft's/Dockman cards (1909); nineteen E95 Philadelphia Caramel cards (1909); eighteen E125 American Caramel Die-Cuts (1910); ten E96 Philadelphia Caramel cards (1910); three E104-2 Nadja Caramels cards (1910) or E90-2 American Caramel cards (1909-1911); and three N48 and/or N508 Allen & Ginter Girl Baseball Players cards (circa 1885-1886).
Represented in the collection are major league players from all National League (Boston, Brooklyn, Chicago, Cincinnati, New York, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, and St. Louis) and American League (Boston, Chicago, Cleveland, Detroit, New York, St. Louis, and Washington D. C.) teams that existed between 1909 and 1913. Among the most significant baseball cards are those for Ty Cobb, Cy Young, Honus Wagner, and Chicago Cubs players Joe Tinker, Johnny Evers, and Frank Chance. Approximately ninety cards in the collection are for minor league players on teams in various leagues, including forty-seven cards for players on Texas League teams in Galveston; Dallas; Fort Worth; Houston; Waco; Shreveport, Louisiana; and Oklahoma City, Oklahoma.
Also contained in the collection are twenty-three boxing cards, which have been attached to one page in the album. While conclusive identification of these cards is difficult, research suggests that the album includes twelve E79 cards (1910), five T225 cards (1910), four E75 cards (1909), one T218 card (1910), and one E80 card (1911).
One page in the album contains seventeen color pictures of men representing different "race types" that were cut from a page in Matthew Fontaine Maury's New Complete Geography, which was published in the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries.
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No restrictions. The collection is open for research.
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Please be advised that the library does not hold the copyright to most of the material in its archival collections. It is the responsibility of the researcher to secure those rights when needed. Permission to reproduce does not constitute permission to publish. The researcher assumes full responsibility for conforming to the laws of copyright, literary property rights, and libel.
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[Identification of item], Sports Card Album, circa 1880-circa 1920 (bulk 1909-1913), Col 14379, Daughters of the Republic of Texas Library, San Antonio, Texas.
Acquisition Information
The donor of the collection is unknown. The collection was probably acquired before 1980.
Processing Information
Processed by Caitlin Donnelly, 2009 January.
Additional processing by Caitlin Donnelly, 2011 April.
Finding aid edited and encoded by Caitlin Donnelly, 2011 April.
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Question: My husband and I are pregnant for the first time and have heard a lot about banking cord blood. Is banking our baby's umbilical-cord blood something we should seriously consider?
Answer: Whether or not to bank umbilical-cord blood is a decision that more and more soon-to-be-parents are considering.
The push comes from research that has revealed that cord blood contains the same type of stem cells as those found in bone marrow. Transplantation of these stem cells has been effective in treating serious illnesses, such as various childhood cancers, blood diseases and immune-system disorders.
People elect to bank cord blood for a couple reasons. One is to have the cord blood privately stored in case the child may need it in the future, kind of like an insurance policy. This certainly makes sense for families with a known history of serious childhood illness. However, private cord-blood banking is not recommended for families without a history of disease, according to the American Academy of Pediatrics.
Cord blood also may be stored for donation to a sick sibling, relative or anonymous recipient, or for research, similar to organ donation. Considering the fact that cord blood is otherwise discarded after birth, a donation and the potential benefits are worth consideration. Many children have benefited from cord-blood donations. Due to the medical benefits and need for continued research, the American Academy of Pediatrics highly encourages parents of newborns to donate cord blood.
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My kids are not very good at brushing their teeth. This is especially scary since my daughter, Lucie will have to keep many of her baby teeth. (She's missing several adult teeth and has no wisdom teeth.) Also, my son, Nathan has braces, which requires even better dental hygiene. Anything I can do to encourage them to brush their teeth more often is of great interest and I'm always buying them fancy electric toothbrushes, along with special toothpastes and mouthwashes to get them more serious about their dental health. Heck, I've even downloaded teeth brushing apps on Lucie's iPhone to get her to brush for two minutes, the time it should take her to do a good job cleaning her teeth!
So when ARM & HAMMER sent me their new Tooth Tunes toothbrush to try out, I knew I'd had a winner. You see, Church & Dwight Co., Inc., the maker of ARM & HAMMER™, recently announced that the popular boy band, One Direction joined the ARM & HAMMER Tooth Tunes branded products family. Lucie LOVES One Direction, so it was no surprise how excited she was to try out her new One Direction Tooth Tunes toothbrush. In fact, she squealed when I opened the box it came in!
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The new ARM & HAMMER™ Tooth Tunes™ One Direction toothbrush is the only brush available in North America that plays One Direction. There are two different versions – one toothbrush plays "What Makes You Beautiful" and another that plays "One Thing." (This is the one Lucie received.) Both songs are performed by One Direction, meaning the toothbrushes play the original songs, not versions of them by someone else or instrumentals of the songs.
Each toothbrush features two minutes of music to ensure that kids achieve dentists' recommended brushing time. Now before you worry that the music will be obnoxious and bother the entire household, you can barely hear it if you're standing next to someone using it. Instead, it's the person using the toothbrush that hears it in their head. ARM & HAMMER Tooth Tunes features Music in Your Mouth™ technology. This proprietary technology streams sound vibrations from the bristles of the toothbrush through the teeth, allowing kids to hear the music while they brush. I tried Lucie's Tooth Tunes toothbrush myself, and the effect of hearing the music in your head through your teeth was really cool.
ARM & HAMMER Tooth Tunes sell for around $9.99 and are available at mass, drug, and food retailers nationwide. So far the following tunes are available:
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Being a June baby, I will always have a soft spot for pearls. Something about them just feels so much classier and luxurious than diamonds. Sort of like they aren't trying as hard? Wait did I just say classy and luxurious? I'll go punch myself after this, don't worry. You can enter to win your own pair of earrings by clicking here.
Last Halloween I wore this Rodarte cardigan out to dinner in what I thought (and intended) to be a completely normal civilian outfit. A girl came up to me and commented on how fun my costume was. It just goes to show how subjective fashion really is.


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Resolve to try buying and selling on consignment in 2014. It you've never done it before, it's a wonderful way to save on the newest trends in fashion and also a means to earn a little extra money. Tough economic times have made many of us trim out budgets and tighten our belts. But, whether your taste is cutting-edge, sophisticated or simple, consignment shops help you stretch your dollars and make high-quality name brand clothing very affordable.
At consignment shops, you will usually find a large selection of gently used (and sometimes brand new) clothing in juniors, misses, and plus sizes. To complete your outfit, they also carry a nice assortment of handbags, shoes, jewelry and accessories.
Most consignment shops carry excellent brand names, such as Ralph Lauren, Gucci, Pendleton, Donna Karan, and L.L. Bean. There are racks and racks of dresses, slacks, skirts, blouses, and much, much more to choose from. Their clothing selections are always current, seasonal and comprehensive. All of these items can be purchased at a fraction of their original retail price, making it possible for even the most budget-conscious to buy them. The black satin evening purse and onyx drop earrings pictured are among my favorite consignment shop finds.
Another advantage to shopping at consignment shops is that you can take in your own gently used clothing, and other items in excellent condition, and receive a percentage of the resale value. Ladies, please don't pass up this tremendous opportunity to find the smartest fashions and chic classic looks at penny-pincher prices. And, don't forget to accessorize with items that can be used over and over again to complete several different outfits.
Resolve to try consignment for the New Year. You only need to visit a consignment shop once to see the amazing savings. You'll be glad you did!
Watch the video for some tips on finding deals at consignment shops.
Check out these consignment shops in greater Columbia:
- Curious Closet has a marvelous array of clothing and vintage "gently used" clothing. It is located at 6169 Saint Andrews Road in Columbia.
- Daff-A-Deals specializes in fine children's apparel, maternity fashions and new handmade children's clothing and accessories. It is located at 10171 Two Notch Road in Columbia.
- Fashions II has a nice selection of men's fashions and vintage clothing. It is located at 201 Columbia Mall Boulevard in Columbia.
- Gentlemen's Closet specializes in high quality clothing for men. It is located at 717 Saluda Avenue in Columbia.
- Kendall's Kloset has a huge selection of new and "like new" clothing and apparel for children and babies. It is located at 208 Main Street in Blythewood.
- Mommy's Place is located at 1055 Sunset Blvd. (Hwy 378), in West Columbia and specializes in maternity wear and gifts for newborns.
- Plato's Closet is located at 1156 Bower Parkway and specializes in trendy fashions and accessories for teens and juniors.
- Revente specializes in high-end designer women's wear, designer labels, new accessories and jewelry. It is located at 737 Saluda Avenue in Columbia.
- Roundabouts Consignments, Inc. specialized in moderately priced brand name apparel, fine and fashion jewelry, and accessories. It is located at 70 Polo Road in Columbia.
- Sid and Nancy, specializing in a buying and selling a huge selection of clothing and was voted Columbia's Best Alternative Clothing Store by readers of the Free Times. It is located at 743 Saluda Avenue in Columbia.
- Treasures Unlimited has a wonderful selection of designer clothing and fine jewelry. It is located at 1215 Augusta Road in West Columbia.
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BHP Billiton and Rio Tinto have signaled that harder times lie ahead for global miners but have given little indication of where the cuts, if any, will come to the billions of dollars worth of mining projects that both have in the pipeline in Australia and globally.
Neither is backtracking on their long held view about China's long-term demand for iron ore and coal, but it is now clear that not every expansion project is guaranteed to get off the ground in the current environment–and those that do will be phased in over a longer time period.
Any pare back in capital expenditure will be positive for shareholders, with one eye on their dividends, who have turned away from BHP, Rio and the wider sector since commodity prices first came off the boil last year.
"Clearly what we've seen over the last 12 months or so is that our projected rate of cash generation has changed. So on balance while we still want to invest throughout the cycle, it just means that our ability to do those projects will change as the cash flow generation has changed," Marius Kloppers, chief executive of BHP, told a mining conference in Miami overnight.
BHP will be running the rule over its operations for its annual five-year planning process, and like rivals including Rio it has in recent presentations pointed to the depreciation in prices for commodities such as coal, cost increases, the strong Australian dollar and struggles accessing labor.
Jacques Nasser, the mining giant's chairman, speaking in Sydney on Wednesday made it even clearer: the US$80 billion over five years that BHP has previously said would be invested on its mining and petroleum businesses, is no longer a target.
"I think we should pause and take a deep breath, and wait and see where the pieces fall out around the world," Mr. Nasser said of the uncertainty in Europe and slowdown in economic growth in China and elsewhere.
The company won't elaborate, but analysts for some time have speculated that although investment in iron ore is almost assured, projects such as the massive expansion of the Olympic Dam copper-uranium mine in Australia and the potash development in Canada are far less certain.
Comments from Rio Chief Executive Tom Albanese earlier this month that picked out Australia's coal sector as particularly hard hit by rising costs, the strong Australian dollar, and the pending double hit of the new resources and carbon emissions taxes already had the analyst community thinking about where the cuts will come.
Both BHP and Rio have consistently said they will fight to maintain strong balance sheets and single A credit ratings, as well as their progressive dividend policies. They also have learned from past cycles that there is a benefit in investing in growth while companies around you are struggling to keep their heads above water.
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Jerron McMillian isn't feeling sorry for anyone and he's not afraid to show it. McMillian delivered a hard hit on New York Giants tight end Martellus Bennett Sunday that drew a penalty and a fine that came down on Thursday.
A $21,000 fine at that, McMillian plans to appeal and said his coaches couldn't find fault in the hit either. However, Bennett didn't feel the same way after the game: "I wanted to kick (McMillian's) ass." However, McMillian talks a tough talk after a tough hit:
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"You want to go all out, you want to leave everything on the field, but that's a little bit of an aspect of the game they're trying to take away. They're trying to take it away."
"I guess it's for the well-being of whoever was down, because I guess he was crying and whatnot," McMillian said. "I guess something was wrong with him, but it was a clean hit. I think they more so threw the flag because of his reaction instead of the actual contact."


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Now that New Orleans has submitted its preliminary bid to host Super Bowl LII it's time to assess its chances of landing the big game.
Indianapolis, Minneapolis and New Orleans are competing for the chance to host the league's signature event. Preliminary bids were submitted to the NFL on Tuesday. The game will be awarded at the NFL owners spring meetings in Atlanta from May 19-21.
Here's how I'd handicap the competition (in alphabetical order):
Why it'll win it: Indy hit a home run three years ago with its one and only Super Bowl, XLVI. The afterglow remains strong in the minds of NFL owners and executives. The city's Midwestern hospitality, fan-friendly small downtown footprint and big-event experience make it an attractive candidate.
Why it won't: For all its success with XLVI, the city's limited hotel space is an inherent problem. Many VIPs and corporate sponsors were forced to stay in hotels far outside the CBD. When it comes to Super Bowls, hell hath no fury like a CEO or celebrity stuck in traffic on a shuttle bus.
Why it'll win it: Minnesota's hopes rest primarily on the shoulders of its new downtown stadium. League officials like to reward cities for their commitment to build new stadiums. The recent success of Super Bowls in Indianapolis and New York has diminished concerns about cold-weather cities.
Why it won't: Minneapolis has limited experience in hosting the big game. The only other time it hosted was in 1992. The average high temperature in Minneapolis in February is 29. That's the high. League officials can always award the 2019 Super Bowl to Minneapolis and still feel good about it.
Why it'll win it: As a Super Bowl site, no city is more universally adored by league executives, media and fans. New Orleans' combination of vibrant nightlife, convenient layout, massive hotel inventory and big-event experience make it one of the leading big-event towns in America. Throw in the 300-year celebration, which promises to be a year-long bacchanal, and the potential elements for an epic event are in place.
Why it won't: The city just hosted the game last year and has hosted 10 other times. The NFL's desire to introduce the Super Bowl to new markets could work against New Orleans. The Super Bowl XLVII blackout debacle still haunts the dreams of NFL senior VP of events Frank Supovitz, eclipsing his love for Central Grocery muffulettas.
My prediction: New Orleans is widely considered the favorite to land the game. The city's plan to christen its yearlong tricentennial celebration with the big game intrigues NFL officials and will be difficult for Indianapolis and Minneapolis to overcome. Both are wonderful cities and worthy Super Bowl hosts. They'll get their games in time. But Super Bowl LII is New Orleans' game to lose, and city officials won't fumble this rare opportunity.
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An Introduction to Copywork
What is copywork? Quite simply, it is writing out by hand, or copying, words from a written model. In the very early stages, children may trace or copy the letters of the alphabet, but once they have had some practice with this, they progress to words and phrases. Later on, sources for copywork include a great variety of written materials: poetry, Bible passages, other writings of great men, to name just a few. Some people equate copywork with handwriting, and this is certainly part of it – but there is far more to copywork than just handwriting.
Copywork has a long and noble history. The term itself seems to be a recent one [1], but the practice is almost as old as education itself. Archaeologists in the Near East have discovered clay tablets from Mesopotamia, on which trainee scribes used to copy down proverbs and wise sayings, more than 2000 years before Christ. Egyptian schoolboys received similar training. Hebrew kings were required to make their own handwritten copy of the Scriptures (Deuteronomy 17:18), which they were then expected to read, study, and put into practice throughout the rest of their lives.
Coming down to more recent days, during the 16th-18th centuries AD, people used to keep "Commonplace books". A commonplace (so the dictionary says) was "a notable passage or quotation entered in a book for future use". Later still, children used to practise their handwriting in copybooks, using the same kind of mottoes and verses that little girls would stitch on their samplers.
By and large, the greatest writers in the English language developed their writing skills through copywork and narration. Neither Shakespeare nor Jane Austen ever enrolled in a creative writing course; Dickens never studied journalism; Robert Louis Stevenson did not take classes in How to Write for Children (or for anyone else, for that matter)! Living before the invention of photocopy machines and computers, anything they wanted to keep a written record of, had to be copied down by hand: so copywork was a normal part of everyday life. Our children obviously live in a different age, but if we hope for them to become great writers, we can do no better than provide them with the same kind of training as these, and other, writers of the past.
Copywork carries with it a number of benefits.
Going on from the benefits to the practical questions. How do we teach copywork in our home schools?
In our home, I assign copywork about four days a week. A lesson generally takes between 5 and 15 minutes, depending on the child's ability and the length of the passage they copy – though some children are quite capable of dragging out a 10-minute selection to 2 or 3 hours, if allowed! Using a timer or assigning a specific time limit helps to prevent this from happening.
The younger members of the family copy from my own hand-written model. First they (or I) read through the selection, and I may note new punctuation; then it is time to write. Copywork may seem easy, but it is actually quite an intensive part of the day's lessons, as it requires the child's full attention – and initially the full attention of the parent as well. When our 5-year-old first began, I would sit with him, verbally directing him as he copied the letters ("start at the top, now go round and down to the bottom line, then back up to where you started, and down"). Several months later I found less need to do that, though it was still necessary to keep a close eye on what he did, and give assistance if needed.
Little children begin with tracing the alphabet. A good "first" copywork passage is this alphabet rhyme, from one of Arthur Mee's books. One of my sons spent several weeks copying it, half a line at a time. It gave him practice with all of the letters: both upper and lower case.
Once they are familiar with all of the letter-forms, children go on to copying very short selections; and as their ability increases, so does the length of the passages. My 5-year-old normally copies a 5 to 10 word selection; the 8-year-old writes a couple of sentences; older children copy whole paragraphs or poems. I always assign specific passages to the youngest children. Slightly older children are allowed more flexibility in their choice of copywork.
At various times, I have used long lists of English proverbs or Bible verses with our six and seven-year-olds. I would print out these lists and then use Scripture one day, and proverbs the next. Doing this made it easy to assign a page at a time and allow the children to choose one or two sentences a day. Once they had copied half-a-dozen selections from one page, we would go on to the next [2]. Charlotte Mason recommended that children choose their own selections; but too much choice can be overwhelming (an eight-year-old can easily spend four hours choosing a selection which he can copy in five minutes), which is why it is better to provide some direction, at least.
Immediate feedback is very important. When correcting work, focus on one or two things to improve or practice – any more may be overwhelming. Show excellent work to Daddy, or to grandparents, or to anyone else who will be as excited as you are!
Copyright © Ruth Marshall 2005
[1] Charlotte Mason, the early 20th century British educator, called it "transcription" – which literally means "writing across".
[2] Another way we could have done this is to cut the pages into individual sentence strips and place them in a jar, allowing the child to take out one or two each day. This idea is sometimes called the "candy jar copywork" method, after Penny Gardner's description on her website. Mrs Gardner is the author of the Charlotte Mason Study Guide.
Note: This article is an edited version of one which first appeared in A Living
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YPSILANTI, Mich. - The Northern Illinois University wrestling team scored their first Mid-American Conference win of the season Friday night in Ypsilanti, Mich., with a convincing 24-9 win against Eastern Michigan. The Huskies (5-6, 1-3 MAC) won seven of the 10 matches against the Eagles (8-4, 1-1 MAC), including big wins by Nick Harrison and Shawn Scott. "I'm really proud of our effort and fire tonight," said NIU head coach Ryan Ludwig. "We competed and scrapped for everything. That's the key to success. When we compete like that, good things happen." NIU was able to get off to a blazing fast start courtesy of Harrison. Facing Jared Germaine - the 15th-ranked 125-pounder in the nation - the redshirt sophomore from Stillman Valley, Ill., pulled one of the biggest upsets of the year, pinning Germaine with 38 seconds left in the first period to stake out the Huskies to a 6-0 lead. "Nick Harrison was a huge fire starter for us tonight with a pin over an undefeated opponent," Ludwig said. "He went out there to fight for everything and got rewarded." After the Eagles cut the lead in half with a 14-8 decision at 133, Tyler Argue pushed the lead back to six with a 9-4 win at 141 against Nick Barber. Rob Jillard pulled out a tight 4-2 win at 149 against Michael Shaw, putting the Huskies in control with a 12-3 edge. EMU again looked to stage a comeback with a win at 157. However, Shaun'Qae McMurtry closed the door quickly with a 9-5 victory against Dean Vettese at 165, while Matt Mougin went into overtime to pull out a 6-4 win against Jacob Davis at 174 and make it an 18-9 NIU lead. Needing wins in each of the final three matches, the Eagles got a tight 3-2 win at 184 to move within 18-9. Yet, Michigan native Shawn Scott scored one of his biggest wins of the season with a 7-5 overtime win against 2013 NCAA qualifier Nick Whitenburg at 197. Facing a two-point deficit entering the third period, the Holly, Mich., native got a last-minute takedown to force overtime, then got a quick takedown to take the win. Not only did Scott pad his postseason resume, but his triumph also clinched the dual win with the Huskies. In the heavyweight finale, Jared Torrence earned a 6-4 decision against Khodar Hoballah to account for the final points. The Huskies make a quick turnaround in two days, as they head to Ohio Sunday to face Ashland and #22 Purdue in the 2014 Wendy's Duals. The action starts at 11 a.m. CT against the host Eagles, while NIU faces the nationally-ranked Boilermakers at 1 p.m. CT. NIU 24, Eastern Michigan 9125: Nick Harrison (NIU) pins #15 Jared Germaine (EMU), 2:22133: Vincent Pizzuto (EMU) dec. Nick Smith (NIU), 14-8141: Tyler Argue (NIU) dec. Nick Barber (EMU), 9-4149: Rob Jillard (NIU) dec. Michael Shaw (EMU), 5-2157: Brandon Zeerip (EMU) dec. Andrew Morse (NIU), 10-8165: Shaun'Qae McMurtry (NIU) dec. Dean Vettese (EMU), 9-5174: Matt Mougin (NIU) dec. Jacob Davis (EMU), 6-4 (OT)184: Phillip Joseph (EMU) dec. Caleb Busson (NIU), 3-2197: Shawn Scott (NIU) dec. Nick Whitenburg (EMU), 7-5 (SV1)285: Jared Torrence (NIU) dec. Khodar Hoballah (EMU), 6-4


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MEMPHIS - Looking to become the first No. 12 seed to win a first-round game in 10 years, the Tulane begins the 2012 Conference USA Men's Basketball Championships against No. 5 seed UAB on Wednesday at 9 p.m. CST in the FedEx Forum.
The Green Wave (15-15, 3-13 C-USA) has dropped seven straight games and closed out the regular season on Saturday with a, 66-49, loss to East Carolina at home.
UAB (14-15, 9-7 C-USA) saw their four game winning streak snapped by UCF on Saturday and dropped to the fifth seed.
"The great things about college basketball are the tournaments and the opportunities you have when you head into tournaments in March," Tulane head coach Ed Conroy said. "I know our guys are looking forward to it. We have a chance to do something special like everybody else in the league does and go after the Conference USA title."
Ricky Tarrant, the C-USA Freshman of the Year and first-team all-conference selection, leads Tulane into their second meeting with the Blazers this season. Tarrant is averaging 15.2 points per game, including a 33-point performance at UAB back on Feb. 18.
Jordan Callahan is posting 11.8 points per game for the Green Wave, while Josh Davis is adding 10.9 points and 9.4 rebounds per contest.
UAB is led Cameron Moore, the C-USA Defensive Player of the Year and first-team all-conference selection, with 16.2 points and 10.4 rebounds per game. Moore had 25 points and 11 rebounds in the first meeting against Tulane.
"We had a heck of a battle with UAB at their place," Conroy said. "It was a close game at halftime and we had a little lull to start the second half, but really finished the game in an aggressive mode with a lot of energy and attacking. We need to do that for 40 minutes, start the game and complete the game that way. They are a very talented team with one of the best players in the league with Cameron Moore. Really over the last nine or 10 games they have played really well."
UAB won the Feb. 18 meeting, 81-73, after leading by three at halftime and opening up a 17-point second half lead before Tulane battled back to pull within three.
This will be just the second meeting in the conference tournament between the two charter members on C-USA. UAB won the previous meeting, 72-70, in the quarterfinals on the 1997 tournament in St. Louis. Tulane owns a 7-16 record in the 16-year history of the championship and is 1-6 as the 12th seed, 5-7 in the first round and 4-5 in tournament games played in FedEx Forum. The Green Wave won the opening round game the last time Memphis hosted in 2009.
The winner of Wednesday's game will face No. 4 seed UCF in the quarterfinals on Thursday at 9 p.m. CT.
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G 2 Ricky Tarrant 6-1 180 Fr. 15.2 ppg 3.6 rpg 3.3 apg
G 3 Trent Rogers 6-3 170 Sr. 3.9 ppg 1.6 rpg 2.3 apg
G 5 Jordan Callahan 6-0 190 Jr. 11.8 ppg 3.0 rpg 2.2 apg
F 00 Josh Davis 6-8 215 So. 10.9 ppg 9.4 rpg 2.3 apg
F 20 Kevin Thomas 6-9 225 So. 2.4 ppg 1.8 rpg 57.1 FG%


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WestPac Election - Candidate for Vice President/President-ElectBonnie Geldmacher; Howard W. Hunter Law Library, BYU Law School
I am pleased to be nominated for Vice President/President-Elect of WestPac. I've enjoyed participating in WestPac since I joined in 1986, and attending our conferences all over the West. Within the Western Pacific Chapter of AALL, I've served on the placement committee, the grants and awards committee, the nominations and elections committee, and recently as the local arrangements chair for our 2012 annual meeting in Salt Lake City. My assignments have been interesting and educational, but my favorite part has been my associations with WestPac members.
My career in law librarianship began when I accepted a part-time student position at the Howard W. Hunter Law library at Brigham Young University. I thought I would stay until I graduated with my bachelor's degree in finance, and moved on. Twenty-six years later, I'm still working at BYU. I found out that I loved being a librarian. I went on to get my master's degree in library science and have been BYU Law's full-time acquisitions librarian ever since.
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(Newswire.net -- July 14, 2014) Camarillo, CA -- California is suffering its 3rd year of crippling drought. Governor Brown has called for 20% voluntary reductions but only 5% reductions have been seen.
California's water woes are not going away. Recent reports issued by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration say a possible El Nino year may not be enough to break the drought. Even though there is an 80% chance of the next winter being an El Nino, only 1 El Nino in 7 has the power to alleviate California's current water shortage.
Replenishing California's water is not just a matter of refilling the drying lakes and reservoirs which are now at 20% capacity. To make up for the reduced water supplies at the state level, local agencies and farmers are pumping additional ground water for irrigation.
In a January message, Gov. Jerry Brown asked residents to cut their water use by 20%. However, California's most recent drought report shows residents have only achieved a five percent reduction.
Doug Parker, director at University of California Institute for Water Resources says, "We really need to be prepared for more drought."
Because of the mechanics of warming water and air affecting global air circulation, the El Nino condition does not guarantee a wet year. Mr. Parker says, "There's a pattern of dry years happening so there's a higher probability that next year will be a dry one."
During dry years when water supplies are restricted, ground water is pumped from aquifers to make up water needed for both domestic and agricultural needs. Pumping out more ground water than is available to recharge the aquifers leads to salt water intrusions. The salt contaminates the remaining ground water, often making it unfit for drinking or irrigation.
El Nino conditions bring heavier precipitation just 1/3 of the time. Recent El Nino storms in 1982-83 and 1997-98 brought torrential rains, flooding and heavy destruction but still did not restore the ground water. Parker's concerns are echoed by Mike Dettinger, USGS Hydrologist and research associate at Scripps Institution of Oceanography.
The wet / dry El Nino / La Nina cycle is thrown out of balance in already droughted years. Mike Dettinger warns, "In a major drought situation like the past two years, it is more important to think about the range of El Nino outcomes than to depend on an average."
"We've gotten our driest years and our wettest years from El Niño," said Mr. Dettinger. His recent published report suggests it would take one of the strongest El Ninos for the last 80 years to make up for the previous deficits years that have drained the ground water and reservoirs.
Formation of the El Nino condition requires the trade winds die down long enough for the condition to grow and strengthen and push heated moist air into California. Climate change has already upset the trade winds and heating cooling patterns. NOAA's Climate Prediction Center won't declare an official El Niño until the increase in sea surface temperature, measured by buoys in the eastern Pacific, averages more than 0.5 degrees Celsius for five consecutive three-month periods.
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Recently released statistics by the U.S. Department of Agriculture show some interesting trends, but it may be a case of "good news - bad news" information. The numbers show that, as of the beginning of April 2014, fewer Americans were taking advantage of the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) in this country than in 2013. The statistics do not attempt to categorize the reasons for the decrease, but the raw numbers show that nearly 700,000 fewer individuals and 209,000 fewer households were using food stamps.
Whether that points to a decrease in eligibility or a decrease in need, however, is uncertain.
Some of the other dietary news, as reported by Eating Well Magazine in the May-June 2014 issue, seems to provide a bit more reason to hope that continuing education efforts and promotion of nutritional awareness are having a beneficial effect.
Among the findings are: A decrease in total calories. The numbers indicate a decrease in total consumption of 78 calories a day, and a decrease of 127 calories consumed away from home. First Lady Michelle Obama not too long ago unveiled a new effort called "Let's Cook" as a way to promote home cooking with children. It was designed to complement her previous "Let's Move" campaign to combat childhood obesity.
Additional findings reported a decline of $36 billion in food spending, which was attributed mainly to the increase in eating meals at home. Again, it is not known if the spending cuts are the result of economic necessity or lifestyle choice.
Final numbers have to do with the nutrition information provided to consumers on packaging. Current number show that 42% of Americans now "read the labels" when purchasing prepared foods, an increase from the 34% who said they checked label information in 2007.
The last category noted was the increase in fiber consumed. Fiber is considered a vital component of a healthy diet, and Americans reported eating approximately 7.5% more fiber, or the equivalent of 4 baby carrots daily.
In many ways, these numbers are not surprising, based on the increasing discussion of nutrition and diet in this country. Government programming, school efforts to provide nutritious lunches and educate about food production, an increasing awareness of the part that diet and exercise play in promoting health and an improving economy all can be cited as contributing, at least in part, to the better numbers.
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Today my 16 year old daughter was suppose to get her tonsils out they did an EKG right before she was to go in for her procedure and said she had an abnormal EKG and that they would have to reschedule the procedure... it read Minimal voltage criteria for LVH, may be normal variant
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EKG is a screening cardiac investigation and it should be read and interpreted by a qualified cardiologist.
Further testing with 2D Echo and cardiologist opinion is required before planning surgery for her tonsils.
Hence I advise you to discuss with the primary doctor and plan for further evaluation with the cardiologist and further investigations.
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Herb & Roasted Pepper Cheesecake RecipeRead Reviews Be the first to add a review
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Roasted red peppers and fresh herbs basil, chive and thyme add notes of sweetness, licorice and a hint of peppery finish in ways that will surprise you. Add a drizzle of oil just before serving, and pass the pita chips. —Laura Julian, Amanda, Ohio
- 3 packages (8 ounces each) cream cheese, softened
- 3/4 cup whole-milk ricotta cheese
- 1-1/2 teaspoons salt
- 3/4 teaspoon pepper
- 3 eggs, lightly beaten
- 1-1/2 cups roasted sweet red peppers, drained and finely chopped
- 3/4 cup minced fresh basil
- 1/3 cup minced fresh chives
- 3 tablespoons minced fresh thyme
- 3 tablespoons crumbled cooked bacon
- 3 garlic cloves, minced
- 1 tablespoon olive oil
- Roasted sweet red pepper strips and additional minced chives, optional
- Baked pita chips
- Preheat oven to 350°. Place a greased 9-in. springform pan on a double thickness of heavy-duty foil (about 18 in. square). Securely wrap foil around pan.
- Place cream cheese, ricotta cheese, salt and pepper in a food processor; cover and process until smooth. Add eggs; pulse just until combined. Add red peppers, herbs, bacon and garlic; cover and pulse just until blended. Pour filling into prepared pan. Place springform pan in a large baking pan; add 1 in. of boiling water to larger pan.
- Bake 35-45 minutes or until center is just set and top appears dull. Remove springform pan from water bath; remove foil. Cool cheesecake on a wire rack 10 minutes; loosen edges from pan with a knife. Cool 1 hour longer. Refrigerate overnight.
- Remove rim from pan. Just before serving, drizzle cheesecake with oil; top with red pepper strips and chives if desired. Serve with pita chips. Yield: 24 servings.
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Singer Pink attributes her super-fit body to rigorous yoga and cardio workouts.
Pink showed off her chiseled physique and impressive acrobatic skills while performing her hit single "Try" at the 2014 Grammy Awards Jan. 26.
"On tour I work out about five times a week," said Pink. "I do an hour of cardio and an hour of yoga with my dancers before almost every show. Sometimes I feel more like an athlete than a singer!"
Even when she's not touring, Pink stays active every day by hiking or running, saying exercise lifts her spirits. "Even when you're not in the mood, it's worth motivating yourself to do something," she said.
Pink, who followed a mostly vegan diet for a while, now eats chicken and fish, and always makes an effort to eat well. However, she doesn't deprive herself, and occasionally indulges her appetite for tasty carbs when cravings hit.
"If I'm hungry for bread or pasta or a french fry, I eat it," she said. "I cannot resist cheesecake! You can't be too controlled."
Pink, who was once teased for having "man-abs," has credited regular exercise for her 60-pound weight loss after giving birth to daughter Willow Sage in June 2011.
The singer typically works out 60 to 90 minutes a day doing a combination of P90X, running and hot yoga. While regular workouts haven't made her model-thin, Pink said regular exercise has boosted her body image and self-confidence. "I'd love to be 10 pounds thinner, but it's not in the cards for me," she said. "And I'm totally OK with that."
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Good morning, everyone! The Spring 2016 issue of the CALL Bulletin is now published! You can find the latest WordPress version here and the official PDF version here. You can browse it here. It's chock full of great articles on link rot, the ABA TECHSHOW, prospect development professionals, all aspects of librarianship (including Sally Holterhoff on government information librarianship), leadership, and how to research foreign law in Chicago! A new CALL members spotlight column. A Leadership Library. More on CALL survey results. CALL members who will be speaking at AALL. CALL Trivia Night! The Bulletin headed into HeinOnline! The complete list of articles in this issue is below.
As always, the Bulletin editors are looking for articles and ideas from YOU! The deadline for the Summer 2016 issue is June 15, 2016. Feel free to send articles to any one of the Co-Editors of the Bulletin: Scott Vanderlin (firstname.lastname@example.com), Juanita Harrell (email@example.com), or Philip Johnson (email@example.com).
I want to thank my fellow Co-Editors Lyo and Scott & the CALL Bulletin Committee for all of their hard work! While I miss my time on the Bulletin Committee, I am looking forward to assisting this Committee in my new role as Director. I am truly grateful to have been given this opportunity to serve, gain experience, work with great people and have fun while being the voice of our organization. Thank you to all and best of luck to our newest Co-Editors Juanita & Philip- you will do great things! Happy reading and submitting 🙂
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The Purchase Jazz Orchestra presents "The Artistry of Randy Brecker" -- an unforgettable evening of jazz music featuring Grammy Award winner Randy Brecker, April 2 at 7:30 PM in The Performing Arts Center. Tickets are $20 and can be purchased by calling the Box Office at 914-251-6200 or at www.artscenter.org.
Jazz trumpeter and flugelhornist Randy Brecker is a jazz, rock, and R&B performer who has played with Stanley Turrentine, Bruce Springsteen, Lou Reed, Parliament-Funkadelic, Charles Mingus, and Blue Oyster Cult, to name a few. He has been performing for over 30 years, including his time with The Eleventh House and as part of Dreams and The Brecker Brothers with late brother Michael Brecker. His 2008 album, Randy In Brazil, received the Grammy Award for Best Contemporary Jazz CD.
Grammy Award-winning jazz bassist Todd Coolman will conduct the 17-piece Purchase Jazz Orchestra. He serves as director of the Purchase College Jazz Studies program and has performed with such jazz luminaries as Gerry Mulligan, Stan Getz, Benny Goodman, Lionel Hampton, Benny Goodman and numerous others. Today, Coolman actively performs with an impressive array of artists, including James Moody, Ahmad Jamal, Slide Hampton, Jimmy Heath, Frank Wess and the Jon Faddis Orchestra.
Members of the orchestra include: saxophones Bill Todd, Ian Skaronea, Sam Dillon, Matt Simons, Owen Sczerba; trombones Frank Niemeyer, Gordon Bartow, Matt Attfield, Chris Espy; trumpets Dylan Canterbury, Jonathan Saraga, Wayne Tucker, Joe Martino; rhythm section John Fastiggo; piano Kevin Barry Dutro; guitar Michael Kujawski; bass Jerard Lippi drums.
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New York 'Times' Sports Magazine 'Play' Is Dead at Age Two
It is survived by two editors and a host of freelancers.
Play, the New York Times quarterly sports magazine, died yesterday at the age of two. It is survived by its freelance editor, Mark Bryant, who is looking for a job; editor Bill Brink, who will be reassigned within the paper; and a host of freelancers. Play was born in Logan airport in 2006 to New York Times Magazine editor Gerry Mazaroti, who was waiting for a delayed flight, as one often is at Logan. Like the athletes it covered, Play led an active life, with marquee writers like David Foster Wallace and Michael Lewis regularly crowding into its salon. But, all along, it was quietly engaged in a long battle with solvency, which was compounded by the recent economy. Despite a massive Olympics ad buy from Nielsen last year, the magazine, having lost hundreds of thousands of dollars, finally succumbed to its illness. "There were no numbers that we could turn to to make it viable," Mr. Mazaroti told the Observer. "Frankly, it breaks my heart."
Times' Gerry Marzorati on Play: No Options to 'Make it Viable' [NYO]