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- SAVVY Media Ltd
- Location
- London (Greater)
- Salary
- £22-25k + £50k+ OTE
- Posted
- 16 May 2014
- Closes
- 16 Jun 2014
- Sector
- Advertising, Advertising Agency, Ambient, Business Magazines, Cinema, Conferences, Consumer Magazines, Creative Agency, Customer Publishing, Digital / Online, Direct Mail, Directories, Events, Exhibitions, National Press, Outdoor, Radio, Recruitment Consultancy, Regional Press, TV
- Function
- Account Management, Advertisement Director, Advertisement Manager, Agency Sales, Business Development, Field Sales, Sales Executive, Senior Sales, Telesales
- Discipline
- Classified, Delegate, Display, Events, Sponsorship
- Hours
- Full Time
- Contract Type
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Sales Exec - £50K OTE
£22-25k + £50k+ OTE
Are you looking to earn life changing amounts of commission? Then you have the right attitude for our client…read on to find out more…
Over the past 20 years our client has built a reputation for delivering market leading magazines, websites, and targeted email solutions across industry verticals as diverse as Pharma to FMCG. They boast a truly global client base which includes some of the world's largest FTSE clients.
Key Skills:
• You must be a good communicator and excellent at building relationships, both internally and externally.
• You must have 1-2 years experience in Media sales and be able to fully demonstrate knowledge about the magazine market place and its brand values.
• Be a good negotiator and have a creative flair!
You will be expected to:
• Adopt a constructive sales approach with clients/agencies
• Able to work autonomously on own portfolio
• Able to talk about clients' businesses in detail
Personal qualities:
• The ability to bounce back from disappointments
• Hold a positive attitude to your work
• Respond to rejection with unstinting resilience
• Adopt an upbeat and positive outlook to your work
• Persistent in the face of problems and setbacks
• Pro active in all work activities
• Achieves standards for self which are higher than the competition
• Able to work on your own initiative
• Actively seeks out leads.
Our client has fantastic values and treats their staff with great respect. They are looking to help develop and progress this new team member while gaining valuable experience on a niche magazine, which is number one in the UK for its sector! You will be rewarded with a fantastic commission scheme and the opportunity to be part of a real team of sales people who look out for each other. If you have creativity, ideas, drive and ambition to develop the magazine further then apply now!
Apply now in confidence and let us tell you more about this great position.
'Savvy helped me find my perfect role, I cannot thank the guys enough, if you want a new role give Savvy a call now!' Placed candidate April 2014
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Marki Ashvilli was a businessman who owned the Liberty City hockey team, Liberty City Rampage and would not sell the team to Ray Bulgarin, who enlisted Luis Lopez' help in The Ballad of Gay Tony to infiltrate the MeTV building and kill Marki, before parachuting out of his office window to safety. His name implies he may be Georgian, as "villi" is a common occurrence in Georgian names.
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My favorite passage: "Statistical power refers to the probability that a study will find a statistically significant effect if one is actually present. For a given true effect size, studies with larger samples have more power. As we have discussed here, "underpowered" studies are unlikely to reach statistical significance and, perhaps more importantly, they drastically overestimate effect size estimates. Simply put, the noise is stronger than the signal."
Thus, when small 'underpowered' studies actually find an effect, it has to be a very large effect to reach statistical significance. So, small studies report overestimates of the effect.
One thing we know about before-after, quasi-experimental studies, which are commonly used in assessing infection prevention interventions, is that they are underpowered and over-estimate the effect compared to randomized trials. Power is derived from sample size, effect size AND study design, among other things.
QE studies in our field also suffer from publication bias since many have been completed by clinicians who won't go through the trouble of reporting negative studies. How many papers have you read in ICHE/AJIC/CID that mentioned ADI for MRSA not working? Even if ADI for MRSA is the greatest control measure ever, which it might be, given a normal distribution of benefit, you would expect some studies to be negative, would you not? Where are they?
Even, when negative studies do appear (e.g. Harbarth JAMA 2008 or Charlie Huskins hopefully soon to be published STAR-ICU trial) they are often not believed or even thought to be flawed! Why? Nothing works 100% of the time and a negative study is NOT an erroneous result. A negative study is certainly not prima facie evidence of a flawed study. You must use all of the data, assess it based on quality and power and look for publication bias. (this is my advice to epidemiologists of all ages)
So, are we over-estimating the benefits of ADI and other interventions used in infection prevention?
Link: Gelman's post
Gelman and Weakliem American Scientist, 2009 (PDF)


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Alexandre Soares,Brazilcoach
Eric Cantona tried to motivate his players by saying France were better than Brazil, but he must have known that wasn't the case. France always play the same way and that made things easier for us. As you can see, we managed to score six times. At 4-1, I decided to rest some of my squad ahead of the Final and bring some substitutes on.
Eric Cantona,Francecoach
I'm not surprised by the way Brazil played. I was expecting a good match and I got one. We should have been better in front of goal. We weren't good enough technically today, but we kept battling away right up to the end. The lesson we learnt today is that you have to take your chances and play your football whenever the opposition give you the chance.
Brazil are very tough to beat here at the Copacabana in front of our home fans. The only way to beat us would be to have five Madjers in the same team. That doesn't mean we've won the title already though. France scored really quickly, but we came straight back two seconds later, which was really important to make sure that doubts didn't creep in. This was our best match so far as a team.
Jeremy Basquaise,Francecaptain
Brazil managed to score at all the right moments - they gave us a real lesson in finishing. We were up for winning the match but it proved to be a bridge too far, facing Brazil in front of their home crowd. Tomorrow, we'll have to go out there and make sure we get third place. As regards the Final, Brazil obviously start as favourites but Mexico might surprise them yet.


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A new interpretation on collage, shot images along with found images set on a stage. The subject is tragic irony, lives that create or culture and drive it as punctuation in our discourse society. The photos were shot over a five year period, with no direction other than the body displaying emotion, I asked the model not to look towards the camera but to express their emotions through their stands.
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text: I'm a bit worried about this "new content" coming to the consoles not really being that "new". Most of them seem just like recolors of old weapons (most of them from hardmode) or recolors of old monsters. Recolor of the Excalibur, now called Tizona. Also a recolor (probably) of the demon, called Arch Demon. AND also a recolor of the gold helmet, which is now blue. On the Social part of the character, blue jungle pants? Dragon Hornet, which just seems like a greener version of the hornet. Well, thats my point, I'm not saying that they have shown ALL the new content yet, but most of the new content they have shown in screenshots and videos are just recolors of mobs/weapons, the only one that could be called new is the whale, since that is a bigger change than recoloring a shark. Also, I think the special mobs prefix thing is cool, i just would like to see new mobs, not just some changes from the old ones.


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Is the new Alice in Wonderland movie too scary for your child? Does the new cartoon called The Ricky Gervais Show have inappropriate language? How violent is the Wii game, Shiren the Wanderer?
Common Sense Media is a website that will help you answer all these questions, and any others you may have about media for your children. Their mission statement says they "exist because our nation's children spend more time with media and digital activities than they do with their families or in school, which profoundly impacts their social, emotional, and physical development."
Sounds scary, doesn't it? Well, that's why the site was created - to help parents navigate their way through all the media (books, TV, music, websites, movies and video games) that their children are exposed to daily. This site offers reviews and ratings for all new kid-directed media. They also have tips pertaining to (for example) online safety, avoiding violent TV programs and You Tube's new content filter, called Safety Mode (which, by the way, they give 4 out of 5 stars).
Depending on the content, each item recommends the minimum age of audience, based on a number of factors including violence, sexuality, educational value, language, and role models. Parents and educators are encouraged to log on, which allows them to review media and receive recommendations. The site offers unbiased information so that you may make the best decisions for your family. Include your children in your research, so that they understand why something may not be appropriate for them. Ask your them for their opinions about what they've seen, heard or played. Ask for their help in rating things and and listen to what your children have to say about the media they are exposed to every day.
In Lexington, Carmike Ten Cinemas is a great theater to take your children to for a matinee. Tickets are very affordable, at $1.50. But while they don't show the newest releases, you may take your children there in the afternoon, knowing that there are other parents doing the same thing, so crying and getting up during the film is okay. Click here for all the movie show times in Lexington this weekend.


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The minds behind professional sports organizations work diligently to build rosters that can carry the expectations of becoming champions. Teams based in Los Angeles, California have long been known for developing powerful groups of players and after years of toiling at the bottom of the National Basketball Association it seems as if the LA Clippers have finally caught on. The group that has been put together for the remainder of this season is a prime example of depth that could pose to be a formidable challenge in this year's playoffs.
Nearly any player that reaches the NBA level can be deemed a "talented" individual. However, it is very rare that a group of players are brought together in a way that compares to what the Clippers have been able to do this year. As more and more teams move towards the practice of having multiple marquee players on the roster; the Clippers have built a unit of top stars, mixed in with experienced veterans that have played at some of the highest levels of the sport.
Coming out of their Monday night win over the Phoenix Suns, the Clippers are leading all teams as they average 107.8 points per outing. That total is being distributed very well across their roster as six players are earning double figure points each game. The ability to have multiple weapons is very important at this point of the year, especially as teams implement stronger defensive play.
That's another area where the Clippers have improved this season under the leadership of Doc Rivers. They are holding teams to slightly more than 100 points a game which is ranked in the top half of all teams. While this number will have to get better if they intend to make it out of the Western Conference; it's still a point of excitement for what this unit is doing this season.
On an individual player basis the Clippers haven't looked this strong in years. Blake Griffin averaged 30 points in the month of February and has continued that strong trend five games into March. Chris Paul continues to be a double-double player in points and assists with 18.6 and 11 respectively. Center DeAndre Jordan is close to being a 10-10 player himself in points and rebounds. Yet, the story is how well the Clippers have built their roster beyond just these three players.
Jamal Crawford has been sidelined by injury but when he returns it is expected that he will go right back to his ways of being a primary scoring threat. He's going to be coupled with the newly signed Danny Granger who's also looking to regain he form that has been hampered by time off the court. J. J. Redick is having a career year of his own but he has been sidelined for the last 14 games due to a back injury. These three players are the key pieces in a bench unit that also includes Matt Barnes, Glen Davis, Jared Dudley and Darren Collison. When this group gets back to their full strength they will be comprised of the talent at the right positions to make a late season push a possibility.
The last few years have ended in disappointment for the Los Angeles Clippers. It seems as if those with the power to make changes have done so as the front office has put together what may be the best complete roster in the game today. Still, the results come to fruition in the post season where the Clippers have put together a team that is worth watching.


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|Trad, 4 pitches, 500', Grade II
|YDS: 5.11 French: 6c+ Ewbanks: 23 UIAA: VIII- ZA: 23 British: E4 5c [details]
|FA: Robbins, Wilson 7/53. FFA: Long, Sorenson, Harrison, Antel 1973.
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By Scotty Nelson
From: Boulder
Apr 8, 2007
|A grey and purple TCU will work underneath the roof on pitch 1. This pitch takes very small wires and is pretty spooky.
By Bruce Diffenbaugh
From: Cheyenne,Wyoming
Feb 18, 2008
rating: 5.11 6c+ 23 VIII- 23 E4 5c
|Wow!! What great beta above,The only thing I can add is if you are visiting from some other area and you don't do this route you will have to come back.Don't miss it!!!!!
By Fat Dad
From: Los Angeles, CA
Mar 26, 2008
If you're short (I'm 5'7"), you'll have a hard time getting into the stem on the first pitch, which will make it substantially more demanding. When I did, I had to do an awkward and delicate reach for the jug at the lip. AFter pumping out placing gear I kicked my r. leg out to that edge in desparation and found I could just barely make the stem. Whew.
When I did the route a second time, I followed my much taller friend up the first pitch. He just casually kicked his leg out and make the stem.
Third pitch seems impossible until you figure it out. Then it's solid.
By fubar
From: Babylon
Jun 22, 2009
|This is a fun route for sure. You need small wires and tcus for the first pitch. If you are over 6'1" it is no harder than 5.10d, as both cruxes involve reaching for a good hold. I disagree that the original finish is not exciting. It's a long and runout slab across the top of the bulge, where you turn a couple 5.9 roofs. What could be more exciting than that?
By Luke Stefurak
From: Seattle, WA
Sep 30, 2009
rating: 5.11+ 7a 24 VIII 24 E4 6a
There are only 3 bolts on the Price of Fear finish which safely protect this excellent pitch.
Only 11+ if you have to use trickery to make the reach on the 3rd pitch. Could be 10+/11- for those over 6 feet. While following my partner could just reach the hold with his foot on the large pedestal. Wow!
By Jon Clark
From: Philadelphia, PA
Dec 30, 2010
rating: 5.11+ 7a 24 VIII 24 E4 6a
|The boulder problem on pitch three is height dependant. I'm 5'6", found it very reachy, and thought it was on the hard side of V3.
By ACassebeer
From: Mojave, CA
May 8, 2012
rating: 5.11b 6c 23 VIII- 23 E3 5c
I recommend Rp's for the 1st pitch or at least BD nuts in the #3 & #4 sizes. Micro-cams only work higher up.
This route is awesome. The cruxes are short and it seems similar in difficulty to the Vampire for me. Even the 5.8 P3 is great. Get on it!
By Ryan Kempf
From: Boulder, CO
Sep 19, 2012
|I would agree with Will. def take some small wires (#2-5) + offset brass, gear is good but small on p1 and p3. stemming move on p1 was tough and I'm 5'10". standing on top of the pedestal clipping the bolt on p3 seems business (I followed it), and the sequence over the bolt is a boulder problem (old school V3 Will). Exit for "price of Fear finish" is obvious, go left at 1st chance and hit the .5 crack (blind), slab section felt easy for the grade and flows well. damn good route, deserves the stars.
By x15x15
Mar 25, 2014
|Combining pitches 2 and 3 makes for a better second pitch. If you do the Stairway to Heaven variation, clip the belay with long slings and keep going. If doing the 5.8 2nd pitch, no need to go to the belay bolts, just keep on trucking to the base of Price of Fear.
By cannonjtc
From: California
May 23, 2016
|The pitches are short and height dependent for sure. The crux on the third pitch seems impossible, but can be done with some bouldering strength. Even if you can't pull the move I think the route is still worth doing, just pull on the bolt and keep going.


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We all have that fantasy about becoming a famous actor or music superstar as a kid. That dream just got one big step closer to being real for the boys of Unlocking The Truth. Guitarist/vocalist Malcolm Brickhouse, bassist Alec Atkins and drummer Jarad Dawkins may only be in the 8th grade but they've already played on some of the biggest stages across the country, not to mention gigantic festivals like Van's Warped Tour and Coachella.
The group was first discovered in 2012 (at only 11 years old then) by Eric Clapton's drummer Steve Jordan after a standout performance in Washington Square Park; from the park they moved up to The Apollo Theater and Webster Hall.
Now the band is about to record the first album of a two-album deal with Sony Records; the label could add up to four more records if all goes well. At an age where kids are just getting their working permits, that's quite an accomplishment already.
Brickhouse's mother and band co-manager Annette Jackson told the New York Daily News that she flew the boys out to LA to see how serious the label was. Their in-office performance "sealed the deal." However, she and the other mothers say that school is still important despite the boys' burgeoning careers.
"School work comes first. If their school work is not done, they don't play," said Dawkin's mother Tabitha, firmly.
She also added that the group is planning a book about their rise to success via Penguin Books, which is due sometime around Christmas, and filming a documentary of the whole experience. As for how she feels about the boy's success? "It's so exciting. We're jumping over the moon!"
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According to Thursday's ABC News, Joan Rivers, the legendary comedian, writer and actress, has died at the age of 81. Few people may know that Rivers would not have lived to see her 80s if not for dog...who she credits with saving her life years ago.
After Rivers' second husband, Edgar Rosenberg, committed suicide in 1987, and her career took a tailspin, Rivers had seriously contemplated suicide. In fact, she had a gun, which she was prepared to use, when her dog jumped in her lap; Rivers described what transpired in an interview with The Daily Beast:
What saved me was my dog jumped into my lap. I thought, "No one will take care of him." It wasn't a friendly dog—only to me. I adored this dog. He was theoretically a Yorkie, his mother cheated. His name was Spike. He was the way you want your dog to be, devoted only to you. I was sitting in this big empty house in Bel Air, with a phone with five extensions which we no longer needed. I had the gun in my lap, and the dog sat on the gun. I lecture on suicide because things turn around. I tell people this is a horrible, awful dark moment, but it will change and you must know it's going to change and you push forward. I look back and think, "Life is great, life goes on. It changes."
Rivers went in for vocal cord surgery on August 28 and suffered cardiac arrest during the procedure; she was rushed to New York's Mount Sinai Hospital where she was put on life support.
Rivers' daughter, Melissa, broke the news of her mother's death on Thursday:
"It is with great sadness that I announce the death of my mother, Joan Rivers,"
"She passed peacefully at 1:17pm surrounded by family and close friends. My son and I would like to thank the doctors, nurses, and staff of Mount Sinai Hospital for the amazing care they provided for my mother."
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HOME TOWN Ellendale
CURRENT TOWN Milford
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CURRENT TOWN Milford
FAMILY Husband, Sam Wiley; sisters, Linda Showell, Phyllis Hayes, Diane Little and Annie Melvin; brothers, Robert Waples, John Waples and Olden Waples; and nephew, William Williams
EDUCATION William C. Jason Comprehensive High School, Class of 1964; bachelor's of degree from Delaware State University, Class of 1968; master's degree in education from Salisbury University, Class of 1970; master's of divinity from Palmer Theological Seminary, Class of 2008
EXPERIENCE Taught first grade, pre-first grade and special education at Lulu M. Ross Elementary School for 21 years, starting in 1968; assistant principal at Milford Middle School for nine years; assistant principal at Benjamin Banneker Elementary School for five years; principal at Banneker since 2003
TV SHOW "CSI: Crime Scene Investigation"
FOOD Seafood
HOBBIES Technology and reading
Since the 1990s, Jean Wylie has started her work day by greeting elementary school students and reading their expressions to predict any challenges the school day might bring.
But after 46 years of working in the Milford School District, Wiley has decided to retire and begin a new chapter in her life.
"Milford School District has been my home for these 46 years," the principal at Benjamin Banneker Elementary School said, recalling the thousands of students she's seen walk through the doors. "I know I'm going to miss the children."
Banneker's Assistant Principal Bobbi Kilgore said Wiley's ability to sense what children are going through during her morning routine is uncanny.
"It's quite a knack she has. It's a practice, but she knows these kids so well," Kilgore said. "She is as much a detective as anything else. She looks at all the little clues and puts them together. And she's just become so much of a family figure. It's like your own children – she knows when they're trying to get away with something, when they need a hug, if they're going to have a great day or bad day. It's something I aspire to be able to do one day."
But for Wiley, paying close attention to the children she sees on a daily basis is just second nature.
Four years ago, for instance, she sat in her office with a student and his mother near the end of the school year. The fifth-grade boy looked at Wiley and his mother and said that he tries his best, but never wins any medals.
His mother looked back at the little boy and said, "He's my star."
From then on, Wiley decided, every student would receive a medal as they left fifth grade at Banneker.
"He was so elated when I put that medal around his neck," she said this week. "When I see the success in children, especially those whose faces light up because they didn't think they could do anything, [that's my reward.]"
From new school buildings to multiple district superintendents, Wiley said she's seen an immense amount of change in the district, and expects that new growth will bring new challenges and opportunities.
"When you're a principal, you're a jack of all trades and a master of none," she said. "I'm going to miss it, but I'm looking forward to someone taking over and doing what needs to be done. I wish them luck and hope they enjoy it as much as I did."
Page 2 of 2 - The changes Wiley has experienced started with her own education, which began when she was five at a segregated, one-room school in Ellendale. Her experience with her teacher, Elsie Young Cephas, who found a way to juggle lessons for six grade levels, inspired her to return to the classroom as an adult.
"She encouraged me," Wiley said. "I think I really had a good support team around me all my life."
And when changes at school presented challenges in her own work, Wiley said she'd take the day home with her and reflect on how she could do a better job the next time around. She said it hasn't always been easy, but challenges, like good experiences, are just a way of life.
"Every day is a learning day," she said. "Each one of us has a journey and each one of us has a path to take, but it's also our choices and attitude and what we make of it. I had a lot of dreams of what I could do, but I managed to always stay here in Milford and in education. And for those who had faith in me, I appreciate that."
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Welcome to the Candlewood Suites South Bend Airport, centrally located in South Bend, Indiana. Our extended stay hotel is conveniently located near both I-80 and I-90 and the South Bend International Airport (SBN). Leisure travelers enjoy the numerous attractions that are close to our hotel in South Bend. The world-renowned University of Notre Dame is just a short four mile drive from our hotel. Other local attractions close to the hotel include the Studebaker National Museum-3 mi, University Park Mall-10 mi, the Potawatomi Zoo-12 mi, and downtown South Bend- 2 mi.
Our South Bend hotel's location is ideal for corporate housing. Businesses within five miles of the hotel include Memorial Hospital, Koontz Wagner, Honeywell, FedEx, AT & T and the U.S. Army Reserve. The Century Center Convention Center is also just a few miles from our hotel in central South Bend.
All guests lodging with us enjoy a cozy extended stay room with a full kitchen, work desk, DVD player and recliner. Our hotel's amenities include free high-speed wireless Internet access, complimentary Laundry facilities, a Fitness Center and a Business Center. Other amenities include a 24-hour convenience store and the Lending Locker, where you can borrow items such as crock pots, blenders, etc. On your next visit to South Bend, whether for an extended stay or a short stay, discover our great South Bend hotel's deals. Our friendly front desk staff will welcome you home.
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Excellent Hotel, Questionable IHG Policy
June 06, 2016
The Candlewood suites at this location was excellent and I would highly recommend it. The employees and services were better than expected.
Not very pleased with the IHG Best Price Guarantee as this was not honored. IHG should remove this from their advertised service as it creates nothing but negative advertisement and customer resentment.
Nice stay
April 20, 2016
The Candlewood Suites provided a clean, comfortable room. The common areas of the hotel were clean and comfortable. Room furnishings were nice and the kitchen appliances were clean and functional. The bathroom was clean. Towels were clean and serviceable but very rough. Although we checked in very late, the desk attendant was polite and efficient. Checkout attendant was less so. Overall, it was a good experience.
Rude staff and No hot water
April 15, 2016
Overall I would not recommend this hotel to anyone. The staff and service was some of the worse I have ever seen and we had no hot water during our entire stay. I will not be returning.
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March 30, 2016
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Leonard Maltin's complete review of the 1948 film Isn't It Romantic?: "No."
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Stan Getz (with Chick Corea): Litha
Stan Getz (tenor sax)
Sweet Rain (Verve 8693)
Stan Getz (tenor sax), Chick Corea (piano), Ron Carter (bass), Grady Tate (drums).
Composed by Chick Corea.
Recorded: March 21, 1967
Rating: 97/100 (learn more)
Stan Getz's name is often linked with that of Zoot Sims, Al Cohn and other disciples of Lester Young who came of age in the period following World War II. But Getz always had a more daring temperament than these others, and greater willingness to put himself in unfamiliar settings, trusting that his musical instincts would guide him through unscathed. And, unfailingly, they did just that.
Getz's occasional collaborations with Chick Corea are a case in point. Corea was himself in the midst of a fertile period of experimentation and threw many curveballs at the tenorist, including proto-fusion and neo-Latin charts. Getz was on the heels of his own huge bossa nova success and could have easily continued in that vein indefinitely, but here he digs into Corea's intricate "Litha," which includes meter changes (6/8 to fast 4/4), modal interludes and some unconventional harmonic movement. Needless to say, nothing in Getz's formative experience with Jack Teagarden, Benny Goodman or even Woody Herman prepared him for this. No matter . . . Stan positively flies over this chart as if he had written it himself.
This is exhilarating music. The rhythm section of Corea-Carter-Tate is as good as any Getz would ever employ; they challenge the leader at every step along the way, and he asserts himself in return. In short, there is not the slightest touch of saudade anywhere on this track. I wish Getz had undertaken more sessions of this sort, but I am grateful this one took place before Corea went off into fusion-land and the tenorist went through his own period of musical redefinition in the late 1960s and 1970s.
Reviewer: Ted Gioia
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REDSHIRT SENIOR (2014-15)Played and started in all 30 games for the Wildcats this season averaging 25.6 minutes per contest...Averaged 5.1 points per game totaling 153 on the season… Recorded three games where she scored in double figures…Totaled one game where she recorded double-digit rebounds (11/21 at Texas Tech)…Collected 160 total rebounds on the season (5.3 per game) which was second-best for UA…Shot 62-of-146 (42.5%) from the floor tallying the third best percentage on the team… Went 29-of-49 (59.2%) from the free-throw line… Registered 0.4 assists, 0.6 blocks (second best average on UA) and 0.6 steals per match… At Texas Tech (11/21) led Arizona with 10 rebounds and two blocked shots… Registered a blocked shot against UC Santa Barbara (11/25)… Tallied one blocked shot at Wake Forest (12/7). Notched three steals on 12/14 vs. UAB… Led the way for UA with two steals to go along with two blocked shots against UT Martin (12/29)… Registered a steal on 1/5 vs. Washington…Collected eight rebounds against Arizona State (1/8)…Totaled nine boards, two steals and a blocked shot at Arizona State (1/10)...Recorded five rebounds at Stanford (1/16)…Grabbed seven rebounds and one steal at California (1/18)…Finished with nine rebounds and three steals vs. California (2/6)…Tallied seven rebounds and registered a blocked shot at Oregon (2/13)… Led Arizona in points scored with 10 at Oregon State on 2/15…Recorded one steal at USC (2/20)… Notched a steal on 2/22 at UCLA...Registered three blocked shots vs. Utah (3/1)… grabbed nine rebounds vs. UCLA in opening round of Pac-12 Tournament (3/5).
SENIOR (2013-14) Sat out every game with a torn ACL.
JUNIOR (2012-13) Played and started in every game, averaging 29.0 minutes, 9.4 points and 6.0 rebounds for the Wildcats…Scored in double figures in 14 games, including a career-high 19-point outing versus Texas Southern (11/24) and at Washington State (1/4)…Earned her first-career double-double with 13 points and 12 rebounds versus Washington State…Scored in every game but one…Made a team-high 11 of 15 free throws in Arizona's win versus Oregon (1/13)...Scored 12 points and played 39 minutes against ASU (2/19)…Posted 14 points, including a 4-of-4 mark from the free throw line at California (2/10)…Recorded 13 points at Stanford (2/8)…Contributed 11 points and six rebounds at USC (1/27)…Had 17 points and nine rebounds in Arizona's win over Oregon (1/13)…Scored 11 points, 3-of-3 from the free throw line at Washington (1/6)…Posted 19 points, eight rebounds and four steals in the Wildcats' victory over Washington State (1/4)…Added 13 points and seven rebounds versus Weber State (12/16)…Recorded 11 points in Arizona's road win at North Texas (11/28)…Contributed 11 points versus BYU (11/20)…Had 12 points and seven rebounds in the Wildcats' victory over CSU Northridge (11/17)…Added 11 points in Arizona's season-opener at CSU Bakersfield (11/9).
MESA COMMUNITY COLLEGE Was named Arizona Junior College Player of the Year… Was a First-Team All-American, First-Team All-Region and First-Team All-ACCAC selection…Averaged 15 points, 8.8 rebounds and one block per game with a 47.5 shooting percentage.
HIGH SCHOOLAttended South Mountain High School in Phoenix, Ariz. …Was a team captain her freshman, junior and senior years…Was named her team's Most Valuable Player her freshman, junior and senior years…Led her team to a 5A2 Women's Basketball State Championship in 2008…also played volleyball and was a member of the track and field team.
PERSONAL Born Ali Monique Gloyd in Sacramento, Calif., she is the daughter of Arthur and Tamaria Jones ... Is an only child ... Majoring in criminal justice administration at Arizona ... Would like to become a juvenile probation officer.
I CHOSE ARIZONA BECAUSEI wanted to stay close to home and wanted to be somewhere where I could grow and I feel like I can do that here.
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The New Zealand Teachers Council says its investigation into the actions of a Maori immersion school teacher from Hastings will centre on evidence presented during his court case.
On Wednesday a judge in the Napier District Court sentenced Wi Derek Huata to 300 hours of community work for assaulting pupils in his Year 2 class by pulling and twisting their ears.
The council's director, Peter Lind, says now the court has dealt with the matter, a complaints assessment committee will look at whether the 53-year-old's actions amounted to serious misconduct.
Mr Lind says if the committee decides it did, a disciplinary tribunal takes over and has the power to impose conditions of Huata's teaching certificate or cancel it.
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Receiving Raging Comments On HairI purchased the Herstyler about 3 weeks ago at the mall kiosk. I am African American, and it takes a lot to make my hair look salon beautiful. The lady there made my hair look so much straighter than I was getting it with my CHI. I was literally sold on the first strand. Then, she put the serum in my hair that gave it a shine. My fiance' was there with me and he said, "Wow, that really looks good." And it felt good. I bought it, brought it home and used it twice. The plate came up broken; not sure how, but I went to return it and of course, my warranty did not cover "misused". Well, I know I did not brake it, but can't prove it either. So, they charged me $20 to replace it. I wasn't very happy about that, but I did not want to keep a broken iron. Now, I have been using the iron, and my hair feels so new. I do not have the rough ends, and so many people are like; your hair looks great! I say, it's my new flat iron, and the serum. I got the shampoo and conditioner along with the iron, and it turned out great. I always go to the salon to get my hair washed and straightened because I have very course hair, and it just looks better with the salon touch. But after using my Herstyler, I only need to go to the salon for a relaxer. I love this product! I hope I am still saying that in a year!Nov 1, 2013Keneise / OklahomaHAIR TYPEBlack / Thick or Coarse Hair / Relaxed Hair
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Had Over 4 Years And Still Does Me Good!I had to post a review on this flat iron that I've had over 4 years! YEP you read that right! The first time I used it, my BFF did my hair and the curl and shine stayed ALL DAY! I went ahead and purchased one myself and it has STILL done me good. I keep the blades clean and I put it up properly. My hair had ALWAYS looked great and no need to purchase some high end flat iron that does a mediocre job.Jan 14, 2013Milly / Los AngelesHAIR TYPELight Brown / Dry Hair / Curly Hair / Color Treated Hair
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About All Those Who Say It Breaks After Awhile.....IDK where you all bought yours but the guy at the mall gave me a 3-year warranty on mine with paperwork to prove it. My ultra thick ultra curly hair was pin straight in 8 minutes. I don't think another straightener has ever actually gotten my hair straight in my life. Also, I don't think I've ever had one last more than a year, and that's including the Chi. Maybe it's just because my straighteners take so much abuse with the 1.5 hours it usually takes to straighten my hair. But you also get what you pay for. If you use this everyday or 3-4x per week, and you paid $90 or less for it, you really shouldn't expect it to last more than a year. That's really just common sense.Nov 21, 2012Caitlin / New YorkHAIR TYPEDark Brown / Curly Hair / Color Treated Hair / Thick or Coarse Hair
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Alex Graves wants a divorce from his wife. The director, currently known for his work on "Game of Thrones" on HBO, has filed the papers to divorce his wife of almost 20 years. The couple married back in 1995, and they have two children together. On April 26, TMZ reported on the divorce filing.
Why has Alex Graves filed for divorce? The papers mention 'irreconcilable differences.' Graves has also asked for joint and physical custody of his two children with Sarah Graves. The children, a son and a daughter, are currently 15 and 11.
Graves has directed two episodes of "Game of Thrones" this season, and the man directed two more episodes that will air later this season. He directed the recent episode of the series that killed off Joffrey, and he also directed the episode that followed. His directing work will also be seen on the season four finale on HBO.
Alex Graves has not just directed "Game of Thrones" for HBO. His work also includes "The West Wing" and "Ally McBeal." He was also an executive producer for "The West Wing" on NBC.
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According to Monday's Tampa Bay Times, a Pinellas County, Fla., man was arrested on a charge of cruelty to animals after authorities discovered his grievously neglected senior dog.
Rocky, a 17-year-old mixed breed dog, was found wandering through a trailer court complex on Saturday morning. Responding deputies determined that the emaciated, flea-ridden dog belonged to 38-year-old Jason L. Aldridge, who had not even noticed that his elderly dog was missing.
The area where Rocky had been living was described as "deplorable" - covered in urine and feces and lacking food or water. A bag of food which was located was filled with bugs.
The elderly dog's fur was thin, he weighed a meager 47-pounds, and he had a huge tumor hanging between his rear legs. Veterinarians who examined the dog later that day determined that humane euthanasia was the only option.
Aldridge blamed the dog's pitiful condition, and lack of veterinary care, on his own lack of money. Animal control had been called out to the check on the same dog back in 2012 - even at that time, the dog was found to be "a little on the thin side," though he weighed nearly 20 pounds more than when he was euthanized on Saturday.
Aldridge was booked into jail and released a short time later.
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Check out the article in BayStateParent at my web link provided here http://www.exclusiveyoga.com/pdf/baystate_parent.pdf. The author interviews three of my survivor-clients who've come to Exclusive Yoga classes for some time. The "featured" client, Jacy Watson, is on the magazine cover. In the article, there is great coverage about the virtual void in the medical world when it comes to providing comprehensive rehab programs for breast cancer survivors....and also some heartfelt quotes from the ladies about how my unique style of yoga has helped them. Quotes from me are in there as well, lending a universal voice for all recovery yoga teachers who step in after the medical community has dropped survivors off. A follow-up article will appear in the October, 2010 issue. Camille Kittrell
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March 26, 2012
The third-ranked UCLA Gymnastics team will travel to Fayetteville, Ark. to compete at the NCAA Fayetteville Regional. The meet will take place at Barnhill Arena on Saturday, Apr. 7 at 4 pm CT. Joining the Bruins in the Regional will be 10th-ranked Arkansas, 15th-ranked Boise State, 19th-ranked Missouri, 29th-ranked New Hampshire, and 34th-ranked Maryland.
Qualifying as individual all-arounders are Kacy Catanzaro and Lindsay Poplaski from Towson, Kristin Milardo and Jess Pritchard from William & Mary, and Stephanie Stoicovy from George Washington. Catanzaro will be rotating with UCLA. Individual event qualifiers competing in the regional are Elena Corcoran from George Washington (vault), Kiera Kenney from George Washington (bars), Monique Blount from George Washington (beam), and Avis Hixon from Towson (floor).
The top two teams and the top two all-around competitors (who are not on an advancing team) from each regional will receive an automatic berth to the national championships in Duluth, Ga., April 20-22, hosted by the Gwinnett Center and Georgia Tech. In addition, the event winners at each regional will advance to the national championships (in that event only) if they are not part of a qualifying team or an all-around qualifier.
The Bruins will begin the regional meet on uneven bars then will move to beam, a bye, floor exercise and vault. UCLA will sit out the last rotation on a bye. Missouri begins on vault, Boise State begins on a bye before bars, New Hampshire begins on beam, Arkansas is on a bye before floor, and Maryland begins on floor.
Last season, UCLA won its regional in Athens, Ga. and went on to place second at the NCAA Championships. The Bruins have won a total of 19 NCAA Regional titles, including two in a row. UCLA, which enters this year's regional with a RQS of 197.270 and a season average of 196.889, won the Pac-12 Championship in its last meet on Mar. 24, scoring 197.425, the second-highest score among all conference championships nation-wide.
The six regional fields and sites are as follows:
Auburn Regional (at Auburn), 6 pm CT: Georgia, Oregon State, Auburn, Michigan, West virginia, Michigan State
Champaign Regional (at Illinois), 4 pm CT: Oklahoma, Stanford, Denver, Illinois, Kentucky, Illinois-Chicago
Fayetteville Regional (at Arkansas), 4 pm CT: UCLA, Arkansas, Boise State, Missouri, New Hampshire, Maryland
Raleigh Regional (at North Carolina State), 4 pm ET: Florida, Ohio State, Penn State, North Carolina State, Kent State, North Carolina
Salt Lake City Regional (at Utah), 6 pm MT: Nebraska, Utah, Minnesota, Iowa State, Arizona State, San Jose State
Seattle Regional (at Washington), 4 pm PT: Alabama, LSU, Arizona, Washington, Iowa, Central Michigan


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2014-15 (Track): Did not compete during the track season ... (Cross Country): Competed three times on the season including at the Pac-12 Championships where he placed 62nd overall and ninth on the squad … ran in the B-race at the Wisconsin Invitational, taking 37th … was the No. 8 Husky finisher at the Washington Invitational, placing 58th overall, in a time of 24:50.
2013-14 (Track): Ran a full indoor season before redshirting the outdoor season, competing unattached … indoors, ran at his first MPSF Championships, taking 24th in the 5,000-meters and 35th in the 3,000-meters … season-best 3,000-meters was 8:20.65 at the Husky Classic, finishing 27th overall … ran a mile once at the UW Invitational, clocking 4:15.57 … competed unattached outdoors three times … got a win in the 1,500-meters at the Washington Open in 3:53.55 … ran the 5k at the Oregon Relays in a time of 14:47.66 ... (Cross Country): A strong freshman season where he earned a spot on the travel squad and ran in the top-seven three times … first time scoring in the top-five came at NCAA West Regionals, where he was 68th overall and third on the team in 31:18 for 10k … the seventh Husky finisher at the Pac-12 Championships, finishing 49th … also ran in top-seven at the Bill Dellinger Invite, finishing 30th, sixth among Huskies … finished 221st overall in the large Wisconsin Invite field, the eighth finisher on the squad … opened the year with an excellent fourth-place finish at the Sundodger Invitational, competing unattached.
High School and Personal: Born in Spokane, Wash. … parents are Catherine and Christopher Goodwin … has one older brother, John, one older sister, Anna, and two younger sisters, Desmond and Anjali … a Top-10 finisher at the Nike Cross Nationals and second at the national meet out of the Northwest Region, which capped an outstanding senior cross country season ... Running Times ranked him the No. 17 runner in the country for 2012 ... one of the top distance runners in the state, he finished fourth at the Washington 4A state cross country championships and continued to build from there ... followed his run at state with another fourth-place finish, this time at Nike Cross Nationals Northwest Regionals ... fourth again at the annual Border Clash race against Oregon, just two seconds away from the title, helping Washington to the sweep ... the Greater Spokane League cross country champ in 2012 ... also placed seventh at the 4A state cross championships as a junior in 2011 ... strong senior season on the track, as he was the state runner-up at 3,200-meters, one of five Husky commits to finish one through five at the 4A state meet … ran a PR of 8:58.07 in the 3,200m state final, a time that ranked 25th nationally … won the GSL District 8 title at 3,200-meters ... ran at the 2012 Arcadia Invite, running the 3,200m in 9:18.86 … graduated with a 3.4 GPA.
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2013 Pac-12 XC - 49th (7th UW)
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In many ways, if you want to see America's future, all you have to do is look across the Atlantic.
Unfortunately freedom and liberty fled the United Kingdom a long time ago. Now you have the creepy welfare/big brother state that George Orwell warned us about.
From The Telegraph:
Credit reference agencies will cross-check details of the income people declare on their tax returns against their spending patterns to identify "high" and "medium" risks of both illegal and legal tax avoidance.
People identified to HM Revenue and Customs will then be subject to more detailed investigations. About two million people are expected to be scrutinised under the programme, which may lead to privacy concerns.
HMRC will today unveil the "successful" results of a pilot programme involving about 20,000 people which will now be extended nationally.
Many of those who are expected to be identified are likely to be self-employed workers who have under-declared their income to the authorities.
However, those who have benefited from secret windfalls – such as an inheritance or a bonus – and people with secret offshore accounts could also be highlighted.
Mr Osborne is preparing to deliver the Autumn Statement on Wednesday, in which he is expected to announce another extension to the Government's austerity programme. Spending cuts and tax rises are now expected to last until at least 2018.
The Chancellor indicated yesterday that he was preparing a new round of welfare cuts – and tax rises for the wealthy – this week. The renewed crackdown on avoidance is also expected to play a key role.
Treasury sources said that "hundreds of millions" are expected to be raised from the greater use of third-party data, such as that supplied by credit reference agencies.
Ministers also wish to encourage more whistle-blowers to come forward with details of offshore bank accounts.
Mr Osborne said: "While most taxpayers are doing their bit to help us balance the books, it is unacceptable for a minority to avoid paying their fair share."
Danny Alexander, the Liberal Democrat Chief Secretary to the Treasury, added: "It is simply not fair that at a time when most people are making a contribution to balancing the nation's books, there is a small minority of taxpayers who try to escape their responsibility."
The Chancellor will this week extend the austerity programme after admitting it is "clearly taking longer" to deal with the country's debts than "anyone would have hoped"
There is that F-word again. Fair. Who says what they bloated British government is demanding is fair.
This is America's future. Britain has a welfare system that American liberals would die for. They have tax rates that Barack Obama can only fantasize about.
What is the result?
Their economy is stagnant and has been that way for years. Their military has shrunk to the point where even third world nations are now more powerful.
But there are themes there that we should pay attention to. Despite their tax increases and demands that people pay more, people are not.
This also tells us something that we should already know. No matter how much you increase taxes, it is never enough for a greedy government that wants to spend more money.
Fortunately, America has not only a history of tax rebellion, but also a legal history of tax avoidance. Learned Hand was a famous Federal Judge and Judicial philosopher. He wrote about tax avoidance.
He said, "Any one may so arrange his affairs that his taxes shall be as low as
possible; he is not bound to choose that pattern which will best pay the
Treasury; there is not even a patriotic duty to increase one's taxes."
He also said, "Over and over again courts have said that there is nothing sinister in
so arranging one's affairs as to keep taxes as low as possible. Everybody
does so, rich or poor; and all do right, for nobody owes any public duty
to pay more than the law demands: taxes are enforced exactions, not
voluntary contributions. To demand more in the name of morals is
mere cant."
The next time a liberal tells you it is patriotic to pay more taxes, you can quote them one of the most brilliant legal minds this nation has ever produced to say otherwise.
Meanwhile, just wait. If this program in the UK has even the most minimal of success, look for it to be implemented here.
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Sorry, Judson. I think you might be a bit optimistic in your comparison to the United Kingdom.
If one looks at the relative Economic Freedom Index of the US and UK, one finds the U.S ranked a bit higher, but falling about 4 times as fast.
The development of the numbers is interesting if one compares the US to the UK, and some may find certain indices to be more critical than others.
But countries such as Australia or even Canada now look interesting, don't they?
To save America we have to develop a plan, organize the plan and implement the plan.
Debrejoe, Let me just give you a big AMEN. I've been a member of the Tea Party almost since it's inception and I get the feeling that I'm alone when I express my concern, to Judson and other members, about the lack of unity between the Tea Party Organizations. My plea's have been for a summit between our groups to settle our differences and then, as you suggested,,plan,organize and implement a single plan of action. However, My suggestions seen to fall on deaf ears. I would appreciate your support and anyone else on this blog. It just seems that all we do is a lot of talking and complaining and look where it's gotten us. I'm ready to take some action. How about you? I know a little about building an organization haven served as Intergovernmental Personnel Director in Federal State programs under two Governors and co-founded and served as the first Executive Director of The State Employees Association of Mississippi. We have some talented people in TPN; However, I feel it is being vastly under utilized. God Bless.
We keep posting that we need to do something & nothing is done. I agree we need to combine our talents & money & work together on a good plan.
I don't think one person would disagree with what you have stated.
Everyone on these blogs want to organize and put a plan in action. This is the one thing that is keeping the people that are concerned with the taking over of this country from doing anything at all to stop it.
The question to ask is: How do you get all the minds together on one plan?
the UK disarmed their people along time ago so it is a lot harder for them to fight back. we must never let them do that to us and everyone knows obama is trying hard now to do it.
Obama wants a Soviet system with Muslim holidays
Want to know where America is Going?? The Senate Vote for this is TOMORROW !!! John Kerry along with JOHN McCain as his helper is the pushing Force behind this,The FIRST STEP to Ratify THE U.N. CHILDRENS RIGHTS TREATY. Check out what ENGLAND does with the Parents so called approvel, They Starve and refuse Water to so called disabled Babies.
PEOPLE!!! We wouldn's do that to our ANIMALS here in this country,we'd be put in Jail. Is this what Americans Want? I hope to hell they don't. I've had it with BOTH PARTIES!!! Their BOTH usless and UNAMERICAN CONSTITUTION HATERS!
Am I angery? You bet your BIPPY I'm Angry. Am I going to sit on my hands and let this happen? NOPE!!!
May God Bless America
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Mr. Cook,
This is horrifying. How many people are even aware that this is being voted on? Very few I'm sure. This is how they operate. Even people that are trying to keep up with all that is being put into motion and voted on misses some of it because so much is going on so fast.
Correct me if I am wrong, but isn't the bottom line on this vote taking parents rights away to decide what is best for their own children? While I, and so many others are worried about the second amendment and the efforts to take over our arms, this vote to give the UN power to the dictation of our children goes unnoticed! This is devastating.
To wait to do anything is giving this "take over" full power to do damage that won't be able to be reversed.
Am I right?
This is what your link is about Riley:
In reading the link about the vote of the UN taking over our rights to make decisions about our own children, I thought about the words in the Star Spangled Banner:
"Gave proof through the night, that our flag was still there,
Oh, say, does that star-spangled banner yet wave
O'er the land of the free
And the home of the, of the brave"
I don't feel that our flag will fly through the night much longer. Because our patriotic people fought hard, the flag was seen in the morning flying for freedom. As we watch and type on the key board our anger about what is happening, we sit and wait. What a difference this take over is in 2012 than it was when they fought for the freedom that is sung about in the Star Spangled Banner. This band of thieves are desecrating the flag.
NO, the comparison is not with England, but rather with Russia! Our dictator wants MARXISM and complete control!
Socialism we already have, and we are NOT going to like where we will go from there!
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Chelsea, 8 Novr, 1847—
My dear good Mother,—I will write you a little word today, tho' I have not almost anything to tell you beyond what you heard in Jamie's Letter,—no news in fact at all. But I know you will be glad to have the assurance again that we are all well; besides I hope to provoke somebody to tell me more specifically how you yourself are.
Today is very fine weather; and Jane has gone out somewhere, earlier than usual, for some long expedition seemingly, while I sat here up stairs. We have had our fogs too, and customary London puddlings in Novembertime; so that poor Jane could not get out, and has been complaining a little of her head: this day's walk, I anticipate, will do her good. I also will out, the instant I have done this Letter; for the time is is1 come.— Last night we saw Jack, as usual: he is in capital spirits; firing away at his work, which seems to occupy him very much. He has given me a kind of wash ("lotion" they call it) for my itchy ankle-spots, which does the wretched little things some good. I suppose they will go away before long, or at least allow me to forget them. They, I think, are all the visible benefit I have got from industrious use of the "hair-gloves,"2—a renowned invention which does not appear to have suited me very well!— I also had a Note from Jean at Dumfries: all well they; but one of Jenny's little Lasses, the Mary one, seemed to have caught some cold. The Irish Beggars too, Jean complains are terribly prevalent about Dumfries!3 They are beginning to be palpably burdensome in some districts of London too. The unfortunate raggabrash [vagabonds];—and there is nothing but noise, and falsity and open murder and distruction in their own unhappy Den of Scoundrels: I believe the avenging sword of Heaven, from some quarter or another, cannot fail to alight upon them,— and upon us too who are connected with them!
A man of the kind they call "sculptors" is plaguing me somewhat, in these days, with what he calls modelling my face,—that is to say, shaping a figure of it, in clay first, and then in marble! He will never make a good job of it, poor fellow, for all his pains; but I had promised it long ago, and was obliged to submit. Happily I have now only twice to sit; he will have done this week: then let him catch me again, if he can! These things are a real bother to [a]4 person, who does not like fash [bother], without profit appearing behind it, in one shape or other.
Shortly, I think I shall send you a new Copy of my Miscellanies;5 for I see they are published at last. Your old Copy will then be a superfluous article; you can be thinking of somebody to give it to,—tho' I daresay you will keep hold till you actually see the other come to hand! These Books of mine, poor things, bring me in some money now,—like cows that give a drop of milk at last, tho' they had a terrible time of it as calves. Let us be thankful: it is better to have one's evil days when one is young than when one is old.
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Dear Mother, I must go, while the sun lasts. With you I fear all is mud and damp winds in this winter month: I pray you wrap well, and keep good fires; you must not venture out, except a little way up the dry road on the hill, while the sun is shining. Alas, I have nothing that I can do for you, dear Mother; I am very poor in all but wishes for you! Bid some of them send me punctual word at least how you are.
Tell Isabella the butter is excellent: Jack has got his Pot too; and it is all right.— Have you anything suitable to read? I will write again before long. Your affectionate Son
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TUCSON, Ariz. ?- The No. 22 Arizona volleyball team combined for a season-high .434 hitting percentage and half the team hit .500 or better as the Wildcats easily defeated Oregon in three games (30-17, 30-19, 30-19) at McKale Center tonight. All 14 players saw action in the win, which moves Arizona to 14-8 overall and 6-6 in Pacific-10 play.
"I feel for Oregon ?- they've had lots of injuries this year," Head Coach David Rubio said. "They've had two of their best players injured from the beginning of the year."
Sophomore Meghan Cumpston led all players with 17 kills on .571 hitting, while junior Kim Glass finished with 11 kills, four digs, two blocks and two service aces.
Senior Jolene Killough kept her streak alive, as she failed to commit an error for the fourth-straight match. She finished with eight kills on 10 attempts for a .800 clip. She also added a match-high five blocks. "I don't want to jinx anything, but Jolene has certainly played great volleyball for us," Rubio noted.
Sophomore setter Stephanie Butkus dished out 29 assists, while freshman Amy Dyck totaled 13 assists in two games played. Meanwhile, senior libero Kelli Mulvany notched a match-high 16 digs.
After trailing by one point early in game one, Arizona built its lead to as many as 14 points and went on to win 30-17. The Wildcats hit .333 on the game, compared to the .026 of the Ducks. Arizona also out-blocked Oregon 2-0 and had three service aces on the game. Glass led the Wildcats with five kills, while Killough and Cumpston had four apiece.
Arizona again trailed early in game two, but quickly built a large lead and went on to win by 11 points, 30-19. The Wildcats hit .457 on the game, while holding Oregon to just .029. Glass had five kills, while Killough notched four. Mulvany picked up five digs on the game.
With the exception of two early ties, Arizona led throughout all of the third and final game, winning 30-19. The Wildcats out-hit the Ducks .536 to .185 and out-blocked them 4-0. Arizona also had four service aces on the game. Cumpston had 11 kills on game three alone.
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By Stefanie Ritz, assistant director, assessment, planning and marketing, University Union
The union master plan committee worked closely with a group of students to address the top three concerns for UNT students about the proposed new union. The information below may be helpful to pass along to your students and friends who may have questions about the plan.
I would also like to ask you to please invite your student employees, friends, and those you advise to attend one of two student forums student forums scheduled 5 p.m. March 28, in the union Courtyard and 9 a.m. March 29 in the One O'Clock Lounge. Free refreshments will be provided. Alumni, students, and architects from Perkins+Will will be on hand to answer questions.
Only students may vote on a referendum to assess a fee for construction of a new facility. Online voting will be from April 2 to April 6.
The vote, approved by the Student Government Association, will ask for approval of a fee no greater than $115 per semester to be assessed to students beginning in fall 2014. Above, architect's drawing of new union dining area.
Here is information, provided by the University Union Master Plan Committee, about construction:
Displacement of academic community
Faculty, staff, students, and administrators from the academic community have been intricately involved in discussions regarding the Union Master Plan. Members of the faculty from departments in the affected halls have been active representatives on the Master Plan Committee since the project began. The university and the members of the committee are dedicated to doing this with minimal disruption to any academic programs. The University Master Plan does call for the demolition of Scoular and Stovall Halls. This plan was established in 2005, prior to the beginning of the union plans.
The Office of the Provost, deans of the colleges and administrators are now working to finalize the long term plans for these programs. Please know that the students' needs and program advancement are the upmost priority. These groups will continue to communicate with students and a student forum for these programs will be planned soon.
Construction Time and Operations
A conservative estimate for construction time for the renovation and expansion of the union is approximately 24 months. During this time all programs and services that were housed in the union, including food, entertainment, student affairs offices and retailers will continue to operate in nearby locations that will be convenient to students. No student jobs would be lost during this time. The current plan schedules construction to begin June 2013 with an opening date around June 2015. As soon as locations are finalized a map and listing will be made available to students.
Fee Increase
A survey of students conducted in 2009 indicated that the majority of students were comfortable with an increase of between $110-$125 per semester for a renovated and expanded union. The referendum would call for an increase of no more than $115 per semester. Over a four year period that comes to around $1.33 per day.
The union fee covers many different things, including operations, programming and entertainment, student services, meeting spaces and the maintenance on the facility. Every cent of that goes to enrich the lives of students on campus in some capacity.
The committee is sensitive to the financial hardships of students, and as one of the largest student employers on campus, we offer many benefits for our student employees. With a renovated and expanded union, more student jobs would be created, offering opportunities for UNT students to help ease their financial burden.
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