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This afternoon, I was doing my typical Super Mommy Multi-tasking. You know the deal...helping Ben with homework, getting dinner ready, finding the kitchen table so I could put dinner on it, finishing the last load of laundry, and the big one - creating a path of "decency" from the front door to the basement steps for my private music students. As time continued to slip away, Ellie appeared next to me waiting for me to notice her outfit and looking for compliments.
Suddenly it seemed worth putting everything else on hold for five minutes to capture her pride and lavish get-up for "posterity." I scooped her up, grabbed my camera and plopped her in the front yard.
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Take some good music, add a few carnival freaks, some love, a little crazy, and you'll get Nightmare Alley.
A story about fate based in the unbelievable carnival world. Where tricks and treats delight for those who watch, but what about those who live it? The musical focus's on a specific carny couple and their fight for the love they feel and what it might mean for their little world.
While carnivals themselves offer flights of fancy, and shows if disbelief, this story offers much more. See the carnival world through your own eyes full of awe, and the eyes of those who see and live the other side. Based on the novel by William Lindsay Gresham, this musical offers more than just spectacular visuals.
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Tuzamurane is an association that brings together over 54 persons living with disabilities in Muyira sector of Nyanza district in the Southern Province. The association encourages members to engage in selling Irish potatoes and the efforts are changing the lives of members.
With special thanks to Tuzamurane association that provided assistance to association members. Marie Louise Umulisa, a member says that the power of working as a team brings fast development among the members of the association.
She used to earn a living through begging.Today, Marie Louise Umulisa is able to provide for his family through taking advantage of the benefits of cooperative.
She says "None of us has been seen again begging in Muyira trading centre. People now look at us as solutions not problems," she added.
François Habanabakize, the chairman of Tuzamurane association confirms that life was very difficult for them as they depended on begging from shops and passersby.
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Commenting on how the idea comes in Habanabakize explained that every member contributed equal amount and we invested it in selling Irish potatoes. In just ten months' time, our lives have been transformed due to the benefits of working together.
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BlogHer is bringing it's food conference to Miami this week and local moms should be paying attention. Whether an avid blogger or the thought has crossed your mind, the conference has something for everyone. Sessions run the gamut from how to build core business strength to how to take great food photos.
With the ticket being upwards of $400, the question is if it is a worthwhile investment. "Absolutely," says BlogHer Co-Founder Elisa Camahort Page , "Attending BlogHer Food, or any conference brings you two values: learning in a hands-on, real-time environment where you can get questions answered or see things unfold in front of you and in-person networking." There will certainly be a lot of networking going on. The conference is slated to have 500 attendees and 35 sponsors.
Miami moms should also consider that the event is in their own backyard - the Downtown Miami Hilton. Airfare, hotel and meals would increase the cost of attending any other conference. Blogger tickets include the Expo Hall, panels, meals served and attendance at official parties.
Among the highlights of the conference are the "Innovator Interview" with chef, author and blogger David Lebovitz, the closing party with Ree Drummond and numerous cooking demos that will feature everything from how to make kambouchi to how to accommodate for food allergies.
Miami moms considering blogging should be in attendance as well. Elisa recommends that those starting a blog begin by "listening, finding their passion and taking some time to cultivate it." A process they can certainly start at BlogHer Food.
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Generally, a root canal is all that is needed to save teeth with an injured pulp from extraction. Occasionally, this non-surgical procedure will not be sufficient to heal the tooth and your endodontist will recommend surgery. Endodontic surgery can be used to locate fractures or hidden canals that do not appear on x-rays but still manifest discomfort in the tooth. Damaged root surfaces or the surrounding bone may also be treated with this procedure. The most common surgery used to save damaged teeth is an apicoectomy or root-end resection.
The above diagram illustrates this simple procedure. An incision is made in the gum tissue to expose the bone and surrounding inflamed tissue. The damaged tissue is removed along with the end of the root tip. A root-end filling is placed to prevent reinfection of the root and the gum is sutured. The bone naturally heals around the root over a period of months restoring full function. Microsurgical techniques allow us to make a minimal incision and access to the root apex. The surgical operating microscope, providing both illumination and magnification, plays a central role in today's success of apical surgery.
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College Hockey:Dufault scores, Amsley-Benzie makes 35 saves as North Dakota upends Wisconsin
BEMIDJI, Minn. — Meghan Dufault's unassisted goal late in the second period was all North Dakota goaltender Shelby Amsley-Benzie needed to lift her team over Wisconsin 1-0 and into its second consecutive WCHA championship game.
"Obviously, a fantastic game," North Dakota coach Brian Idalski said.
UND (20-11-4, 14-10-4-2 WCHA) was playing with its season on the line, as a loss would have kept it outside the field for the NCAA tournament, and for the second straight year, it was able to best the Badgers in a league semifinal.
"We're on life support [and] we understand that," Idalski said. "We're just excited to keep playing."
Amsley-Benzie made 35 saves to earn the shutout, but she deflected much of the praise, choosing to credit her teammates. However, Idalski said that she has been a big-game goalie throughout her career and that was one of the qualities that made her attractive when UND was recruiting her.
Wisconsin (27-7-2, 21-5-2-1 WCHA) knows that this loss won't end its campaign and coach Mark Johnson said that the loss can have a silver lining if his team learns from it.
"If you want to move on at this time of year, you've got to give more," he said.
UND took a 1-0 lead at 16:46 of the second period as UW defenseman Jenny Ryan flubbed a pass just inside her own blue line and Dufault carried the puck in and buried her own rebound from her knees.
"It popped right back out onto my stick," Dufault said.
Badgers' senior goaltender Alex Rigsby didn't like the way her team responded to yielding the goal.
"I think we played like we were defeated," Rigsby said.
Johnson said he sensed that momentum had started to turn in advance of the goal when UND had several consecutive offensive-zone draws.
Earlier Michelle Karvinen got behind the defense and went in alone on Rigsby, but her shot drew iron.
"The most important thing for me is to make sure I stay focused throughout the game," Rigsby said. "You never know when they're going to get a break."
Wisconsin had the better of play in the first period, as Amsley-Benzie was called upon to make several tough saves, including denying Brittany Ammerman on a breakaway just past the halfway mark of the frame. The Badgers held a 15-8 shot advantage.
North Dakota will face the winner of the Minnesota/Minnesota-Duluth semifinal on Saturday at 7:07 p.m. CST in Bemidji, while Wisconsin will await its first-round NCAA matchup.
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HowChow for alerting me to this great new place. It is a cross between the typical American grocery store and the typical Asian style groceries. I have visited HMart in Catonsville several times and always loved buying produce and meats. For those who a little overwhelmed by the vast selection of products that you can't identify at HMart, you should give The Family Market a try.
I went to try out the grocery store today to find some fun things to make. I will share some of the results in future posts. The store was clean. The employees were helpful and spoke English. They had lots of great produce at fantastic prices. In addition to the aisles of Asian food products, they also have aisles of Latin food products and traditional American products. It is easy to identify most of the Asian products, with some English on the products. Some of the roducts include large and small bags of rice, noodles, sauces, seaweed, oils, spices, and Asian snacks and candies. The Latin section featured a large array of dried beans and dried chilies of different types. The Asian and Latin products were very well-priced, while the American products were slightly higher compared to your typical Giant or Safeway.
Just to show you how great the produce prices were, I wanted to share with you my produce purchase.
1.2 Pounds Red Seedless Grapes
1Yellow Pepper
1 Red Pepper
1 Green Pepper
1 Lemon
1 Jalapeno Pepper
2 Limes
3 Stalks Lemon Grass
Handful of Thai Red Chilies
0.9 Pounds Yams
1 Piece of Ginger
Pack of Dried Chilies
1 Bunch Carrots
4 Plum Tomatoes
1 Pack Sun dried Tomatoes
2 Pounds Baby Red Potatoes
1 Pound Shallots
2 Red Onions
1 Bunch Green Onions
2 Fuji Apples
Any guesses on the cost of this? Drum roll please .... $18.21.
The meat section contains great cuts of beef, pork, chicken, duck, and an array of seafood. In addition, I was able to buy a dozen cage-free eggs for only $1.29.
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The first BCS standings of the season come out Sunday. Is this important?
CINCINNATI (AP) - Not just any comeback would get San Francisco back to playing for a pennant. It would take one of Giant proportions.
OAKLAND, Calif. (AP) - After a season filled with dramatic comebacks and memorable endings, the Oakland Athletics now expect the unexpected.
NEW YORK - When the Pittsburgh Steelers are around, flags fly.
MANHATTAN - A popular expression on the Kansas State football practice field is "high and tight."
NEW YORK (AP) - Raul Ibanez lined a ninth-inning home run while pinch hitting for slumping Alex Rodriguez, then hit a leadoff homer in the 12th, giving the New York Yankees a stunning 3-2 win over the Baltimore Orioles on Wednesday night for a 2-1 lead in their AL division series.
LOS ANGELES (AP) - Bill Self of the University of Kansas will receive the Legends of Coaching award in April, recognizing college basketball coaches who exemplify John Wooden's high standards of coaching and personal integrity.
DETROIT (AP) - Alex Karras was a man of many roles.
KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) - It wasn't long after Matt Cassel had sustained a concussion and Brady Quinn finished out a loss to the Ravens that the Chiefs' backup quarterback got in touch with an old friend.
WASHINGTON (AP) - Set aside the high-pressure task of postseason pitching that Chris Carpenter routinely masters for the St. Louis Cardinals and think about this:
CINCINNATI (AP) - Angel Pagan connects on the second pitch of the game. A Giants team that finished last in homers goes on to hit three. Tim Lincecum pitches like a two-time Cy Young winner - this time, out of the bullpen.
OAKLAND, Calif. (AP) - These Oakland Athletics never count themselves out - down and doubted is their dogma.
CINCINNATI (AP) - Hardly able to get a hit, the San Francisco Giants used a misplayed grounder to prolong their NL playoff series.
NEW YORK (AP) - South Carolina, Florida and West Virginia move into the top five of The Associated Press college football poll after a Saturday during which nine Top 25 teams lost.
ELLEFONTE, Pa. - In what sounded at times like a locker room pep talk, Jerry Sandusky rambled in his red prison suit about being the underdog in the fourth quarter, about forgiveness, about dogs and about the movie "Seabiscuit."
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ST. LOUIS (AP) - Kendrys Morales homered and recorded his sixth straight multi-hit game to lead the Kansas City Royals to a 4-2 victory over the ...
BOSTON (AP) - Chris Sale became the majors' first 12-game winner while tying his season high with nine strikeouts, Tim Anderson led off the game with ...
(AP) - Kansas City Chiefs safety Eric Berry has won the George Halas Award for overcoming adversity to succeed.
NEW YORK (AP) - Bartolo Colon's early injury put the New York Mets in a major bind, but they won a battle of bullpens against ...
LONDON (AP) - The IOC threw its support behind the decision to ban Russia's track and field team from the Rio de Janeiro Olympics and ...
KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) - Kansas City Royals pitcher Yordano Ventura has started serving his suspension after it was cut from nine games to eight.
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Will compete for a starting spot at wide receiver ? A playmaker with outstanding speed ? Has played in 19 career games, starting five times.
2001: One of the top wide outs for the Minutemen ? Played in all 11 games on the season, starting four times ? Ranked fourth on the team with 23 receptions for 402 yards and three touchdowns on the year ? Averaged 17.5 yards per catch, the 10th highest single season mark in school history ? Caught two passes for 41 yards against Richmond in the season finale ? Made three catches for 72 yards and a touchdown in the victory over Rhode Island ? Had five receptions for a career-high 91 yards at Maine ? Brought in two catches for 35 yards at Villanova ? Caught a career-best six passes for 83 yards and a pair of touchdowns in the win over James Madison ? Had a 43-yard catch against New Hampshire, tying for the longest reception of his career.
2000: Played in eight games at wide receiver, starting once ? Caught 11 passes on the season for 177 yards ? Also had two tackles on special teams ? Had two receptions for 28 yards at Rhode Island ? Caught two passes for 27 yards against Delaware ? Had a 37-yard reception against Villanova ? Made two receptions for 43 yards against AIC ? Caught three passes for 29 yards in the win over Maine ? Made one catch for 13 yards at Northeastern ? Saw his first action of the season against New Haven.
Before UMass: Spent two years at Syracuse University ? Redshirted at Syracuse in 1998, and did not see any game action in 1999 ? Played his prep ball at Jamesville-DeWitt High School, where he earned four letters ? Led team to a 30-9 record during his four seasons ? Had career totals of 40 receptions for 919 yards and 11 touchdowns, while also rushing 433 times for 3,568 yards and 33 touchdowns ? Also returned 32 kickoffs for 805 yards and three touchdowns, while intercepting nine passes as a defensive back ? Earned All-America honors from Blue Chip and Prep Star ? An All-Regional selection by Super Prep and Tom Lemming ? Twice named All-New York state and All-Central New York ? Earned All-League honors three times ? Helped team to 1997 New York Central Regional championship and a state semifinal appearance as a senior captain ? Led team to two Section III championships ? Also a five-time letterwinner in basketball.
Personal: Full name is Jackie Adonis Kinsey ? Son of James and Darlene Kinsey ? Born July 22, 1979, in Syracuse, N.Y. ? Father is an official in the National Basketball Association ? Uncle, Ken, played football at Syracuse from 1973-1977 ? Majoring in Sociology.
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KFVS12 announces major school closings today. KFVS12's school closing today span Missouri to Kentucky.
Weather conditions across 3/4 of the U.S. are causing widespread school closures. Some cities are reporting their worse weather conditions in 10 to 15 years. Schools are closed as far south as in Texas with more snow fall expected throughout today in many regions.
As of this morning, temps in the teens and 20s are reported in the region by Channel 12.
KFVS12 School Closings today include the following:
Advance R-IV Closed
Altenburg District No. 48 Closed
Arcadia Valley R-II Closed
Bell City Head Start Closed
Bell City R-II Closed
Belleview R-3 Closed
Bernie School District Closed
Bloomfield R-XIV Schools Closed
Bootheel State School Closed
Broseley Head Start Closed
Bunker R-III Closed
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Cape Christian School Closed
Cape Public School District Closed
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Sometimes the world is too serious. Do you think so too? With all of the negativity that surrounds us each day through work, people we know, society issues and all of the other things we deal with on a daily basis, having a good sense of humor is something we all have to have. We try and keep our happy face on when we are creating fun checks to offer. So when it comes to wacky and funny checks, we think we have some pretty decent one's for you.
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NEW ORLEANS, La. - The Southern Illinois men's and women's cross country teams have been named 2009 U.S. Track and Field and Cross Country Coaches Association Cross Country All-Academic Teams.
In order to qualify, a team must have competed and compiled a team score at an NCAA Regional Championship in the 2009 season and have a minimum 3.0 grade point average as a team.
The Saluki men, who finished second in the Missouri Valley Conference and fifth overall at the NCAA Midwest regional, earned a 3.5 GPA as a team. SIU joins MVC opponents Creighton, Drake and Indiana State on the list of 135 Division I opponents.
The Saluki women, who carry a 3.73 team GPA to rank fifth in the country, finished sixth at the MVC Championships. They join Missouri State, Bradley, Creighton, Drake, Illinois State, Indiana State, Evansville and Wichita State on the list of 176.
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According to Saturday's KFOR 4 News, a faithful dog, who was found in Oklahoma City, Okla., standing guard over his deceased guardian, is now showing signs of extreme depression at the Oklahoma City Animal Shelter.
On Friday, the English bull terrier was discovered standing by the body of his owner, who appears to have died of natural causes. Though the temperature that day was near 100 degrees, the loyal dog did not wander away from his person - not even to seek out shade or water.
When the authorities arrived and led the dog away, he repeatedly attempted to pull back to the place where his guardian's body was.
The dog was taken to the animal shelter and staff has observed a dog who is not only out of his element, but who is showing signs of grief. Animal Welfare supervisor Sheridan Lowey described to KFOR News how many dogs react after the loss of a loved one:
Their owner is deceased. They don't know what is going on. They don't know how to act. They don't know how to react."
He spoke specifically of the now owner-less dog who is confused and depressed at the shelter:
I took him out to go walk our facility here for a little bit and he keeps looking everywhere,"
"He's looking to his left, he's looking to his right."
Police believe that the dog's owner was a transient. If no family comes forward to claim the bull terrier from the shelter, he will likely become available for adoption.
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As the title suggests.
Reason I ask is because I finished League 1 as Runners Up with £13m in the bank. Not bad being with AFC Wimbledon on my first ever save game.
As the title suggests.
Reason I ask is because I finished League 1 as Runners Up with £13m in the bank. Not bad being with AFC Wimbledon on my first ever save game.
£8m with Notts County on the first patch when they had the money.
How did you manage to get 13million in league 1 ?
I am glad you are impressed because I thought it was kinda good myself.
Well it is year 2017/2018 so I have had time to accumulate the money. I have sold 3 players (for example) for nearly £5m (£2.1m, £1.3m and £1.5m plus another £300k for sell on clauses). That in addition to money generated over summer with friendlies, sponsorship and other good deals has helped me accumulate the hard cash.
Nice going, when I was in League 1 I could only dream of having 13million in the bank
Accumulating 13m i good for league 1. However it's bad to still be there having so much cash
I think I reached zero once, and that was only thanks to selling my star player for £400k.
£8 million at Gillingham. Got taken over and was given the money. Then they sacked me cos they wanted a new manager. And I was 4th
did you reach towards the cash, only to be slapped in the hand and told that it wasnt for you? gotta be crushing :P£8 million at Gillingham. Got taken over and was given the money. Then they sacked me cos they wanted a new manager. And I was 4th
When I was at Farsley Celtic the MD was fantastic at gaining sponsorship money we were getting more than most Championship teams. I doubt we ever had more than 8 mil in the bank though.
Cheers Forest.
aaah gutted about the last minute goal. Blackpool are always a challenge in FM. Glad to see you doing well mate.
£28M Weston-Super Mare thanks to two beautiful Latvian fellows who thought that Weston Super Mare was a good investment.
Think the most I've ever had is 2m at Rotherham!
To this day I still havent had a sugar daddy - woe is me
Well my bank balance is down to £9m now (I am 10th in the Championship) but mainly because I spent £4m on transfers, paid a lot of sign on fees etc and even though I recouped the £4m, the payments are spread over 12 - 36 months.
I make a loss of £500k - £750k per month so will be happy to get back to £9m after the summer.
Saying that I have 4 premiership class strikers so I might offload one for a nice fee. Love it!
About £2m I think, just starting my second season with Brighton. Southampton must be crazy rich though, they have spent about £6m in the summer, have one guy earning £20,000 a week and a total wage bill of close to £200,000 a week.
i remember being given 4m to spend on transfers in league 1 with weymouth. i hadnt had a single penny to spend before this. i spent wisely and cruised to promotion with only watford giving me a run for the title
This isn't me, and isn't League 1, but along the same lines...
In my current game, Grays have been relegated down to BSS. Their pain was softened a bit, however, by around £2m as sell-on clause after Bayern decided to buy Kightly from Wolves. They're my league rivals and I got VERY jealous. They haven't used it too well so far though.


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ST. LOUIS, Mo. - Southern Illinois University freshman guard Jalen Pendleton was named the Missouri Valley Conference Newcomer of the Week, the league announced Monday.
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Rumbling, noisy and jarring Jegog gamelan music stomped the heart of the Buffalo Race Town, Negara. The play of melodious tones overlapped and was accompanied by the beating of bamboo blade sound. Though it was only a set of bamboo gamelan instrument, its sound was remarkably enchanting and melodious. It is the illustration of Jegog arts attraction in the Jembrana Arts Festival taking place in the Bung Karno Cultural Hall, Jembrana Town Center, Saturday (Mar 15). The festival inaugurated by Director of Domestic Tourism Promotion, Directorate General of Tourism Marketing, Tazbir, with the Regent of Jembrana featured 50 Jegog troupes of the hundreds of existing troupes.
Appearance of the natural artists was very attractive. The gamelan musician played each composition while dancing on top of gamelan set. Sometimes, the gamelan players also spun their gamelan beater as an expression of pleasure. Interestingly, the Jegog artists were from different generations that almost had no blemish. The old gamelan players presented classic composition, while the teenager and children gamelan musician played creation composition collaborated with other music instrument so that it generated unique music presentation. Meanwhile, junior gamelan players consisting of high school children showed off their gamelan composition along with lively dance.
Jegog is gamelan musical instrument made of large bamboo blade formed in such a way that becomes a set of bamboo musical instrument. This type of gamelan is estimated to have existed since 1912 and has become the icon of Jembrana. Jegog is usually displayed together in competition. The Head of Jembrana Culture and Tourism Agency, Nengah Alit, said the second Jembrana Arts Festival applied the concept of digging, preserving and developing the arts and culture. One of them was the Jegog denoting the native culture to Jembrana that had been recognized worldwide. "The festival is a medium for cultural preservation, chiefly for the Jegog art," he said.
These arts and cultures, he explained, posed the capital to the development of tourism in Jembrana so as to attract more travelers. Meanwhile, the art of Makepung or Buffalo Race had been recognized as a national intangible cultural heritage. "The buffalo race is performed routinely for two times per year during the implementation of Jembrana Cup and Regent Cup," he said. Meanwhile, the art of Jegog is showed off every Saturday night (weekends) at the center of Jembrana town. It was intended to give the opportunity to Jegog troupes in each subdistrict to make performance. The gamelan players consisted of 19-25 school students as an effort to develop the Jegog art among school children. "This Jegog art has also been familiar to make performances overseas like Canada, Switzerland and Japan," he added.
In this festival, added Nengah Alit, it was also displayed the Jegog performance accompanied with other entertainment such as comedy, dance and band. The Jembrana Arts Festival denoting the program of the Ministry of Tourism and Creative Economy was intended to generate cultural tourism including the preservation of Jegog art. "The festival is scheduled to be held regularly to encourage the Jembrana tourism," he said. (BTN/015)


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Stan Kenton: Fuego Cubano (Cuban Fire)
Fuego Cubano (Cuban Fire)
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Cuban Fire! (Capitol Jazz 96260)
Stan Kenton (piano), Sam Noto (trumpet), Julius Watkins (French horn), Carl Fontana (trombone), Lennie Niehaus (alto sax), Bill Perkins (tenor sax), Billy Root (baritone sax), Curtis Counce (bass), Mel Lewis (drums),
Ed Leddy (trumpet), Vinnie Tanno (trumpet), Lee Katzman (trumpet), Phil Gilbert (trumpet), Al Mattaliano (trumpet), Irving Rosenthal (French horn), Bob Fitzpatrick (trombone), Kent Larsen (trombone), Don Kelly (bass trombone), Jay McAllister (tuba), Eli "Lucky" Thompson (tenor saxophone), Ralph Blaze (guitar), Willie Rodriguez (bongos), Tommy Lopez (conga), George Laguna (timbales), Roger Mozian (claves), Mario Alvarez (maracas), Sol Gubin (timpani).
Composed by Johnny Richards.
Recorded: New York, NY, May 23, 1956
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This is the title track from the Cuban Fire Suite, an album that is perhaps Kenton's masterpiece. Stan was determined to record a suite that would combine a big band jazz approach with authentic Cuban rhythms and song forms, and he commissioned Johnny Richards to compose the music. Richards, one of the most schooled composers of big band music, did a great amount of research, and assembled an excellent rhythm section with the help of Willie Rodriguez. The title track begins freely and powerfully, and then calms down at the introduction of the melody played by Larsen with a muted Noto improvising under him (a favorite Richards device). Thompson and Fontana also solo. This album was so successful that it helped launch Richards as a leader.
Reviewer: Jeff Sultanof
Tags: 1950s jazz · afro-cuban · big band · latin jazz
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During Sunday night's MTV VMAs in Brooklyn, Relativity Media debuted a new teaser trailer for "Don Jon." The film is Joseph Gordon-Levitt's writing/directing debut and according to the Huffington Post, it is a "comedy-drama about a New Jersey bro who's addicted to pornography." Well, okay then. That's a little different from Gordon Levitt's portrayal of Dick Grayson (notice I am not calling him Robin).
Gordon-Levitt stars as the lead, Don Jon, whose friends nicknamed him Don Jon because of his ability to pull '10s' every weekend without fail. But now that Don Jon has found true love, he wants to change his wicked ways. Gordon-Levitt's costars include Scarlett Johansson, Tony Danza, Julianne Moore and Brie Larson.
The trailer below is basically a steamy interaction between Gordon-Levitt's character Don Jon and Johansson's character Barbara, so I'm sure you'll find plenty of reasons to see "Don Jon" when it opens in theaters September 27. Not to mention, the movie will be rated R. Be sure to pay attention to the New Jersey accents, and by that I mean it's impossible not to notice.
I know what you're thinking, Gordon-Levitt totally wrote "Don Jon" just so he could have some saucy scenes with Johansson. The jury's out on that one!
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PLAINVIEW - Ebah Leatherman Curb, 89, died Wednesday, Feb. 28, 2007.
Services will be at 1 p.m. Saturday in Garland Street Church of Christ with J.W. Hamby officiating and Larry Hamby and Russell Harris assisting. Burial will be in Plainview Memorial Park by Lemons Funeral Home.
Mrs. Curb was born Jan. 15, 1918, in Floyd County to James Luther and Zela Yoakum Johnson. She married Austin Curb in December 1993 in Plainview.
Survivors include four children, Nelda Brooks of Snyder, David Leatherman of Tulia, Gary Leatherman of Irving and Dee Stone of Albuquerque, N.M.; five brothers, Otis Johnson and Windle Johnson, both of Floydada, Acie Johnson of Lovington, N.M., J.L. Johnson Jr. of Lufkin and Pete Johnson of Spring; nine grandchildren; 20 great-grandchildren; and a great-great-grandchild.
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KFC: Trans-Fat Flies the Coop -- UPDATE
McDonald's and Burger King before them, its now being reported that Kentucky Fried Chicken will no longer use cooking oils that contains trans-fat. Great news, but, the food is still garbage. More from Bruce Schreiner of the Associated Press:
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The Louisville-based chain announced Monday that all 5,500 of its U.S. restaurants have stopped frying chicken in artery-clogging trans fat. The company had said in October that it was switching to a new soybean oil believed to be less likely to cause heart disease.I don't know about the folks over at KFC, remember, these are the same people that wanted the Pope to bless their new fish sandwich. Coo-Coo-Coo-Coo!
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A whole bunch of recommendations for you. In order to get this posted for this evening, I've cut back on all the other shows you should also know about. This week, I'm just letting you know my recommendations for this week. I'll try not to make this a habit!
Monday, February 24th: IRON CHIC - Doors: 8PM - The Wind Up Space (Baltimore, MD)
Long Island rockers Iron Chic hit Baltimore tonight and will be playing the Wind Up Space. If it weren't for my friend Sara, I'd have no idea who this band is, but they're excellent! No advance tickets were sold for this show, so hopefully you can still make it through the door when you get there.
RIYL: If Gainesville's Fest was in Baltimore for one night, it would be at the Wind Up Space
Tuesday, February 25th: TWO COW GARAGE - Doors: 8PM - Black Cat (Washington, DC)
My late boss Wes introduced me to the music of Two Cow Garage, after we would jam out to Lucero at work all day. If it weren't for him, I would have never found the band! I love them. They make me want to dance and drink and light candles or something.
RIYL: Lucero, Drag The River, The Hold Steady, and feelings.
Wednesday, February 26th: SHAWN COLVIN - Doors: 8PM - Rams Head On Stage (Annapolis, MD)
I remember Shawn Colvin's name when I was 12 years old, it's good to know she is still touring and killing it. Hopefully, she still plays her music like it's 1997, even though its 2014. She's had a bunch of other great songs since and it would be great to see her live.
Also, just so you know, there is always times for a few small repairs.
RIYL: Female songwriters who know what they're talking about.
Thursday, February 27th: BAND OF HORSES - Doors: 6:30PM - The Lincoln Theatre (Washington, DC) - SOLD OUT
Band of Horses? Where do I even begin. I found this band because I was on Myspace, yeah it was quite a while ago. I was feeling bad about myself and being pessimistic. I read they had a song called "No One's Gonna Love You" on a friend's profile page. I obviously had to hear this song because of how sad I was at the time. Then I listened to it and he does love the person, "No one's gonna love you MORE THAN I DO". The song brought me to tears, I've been listening to them since. Have yet to see them perform, but one day!
RIYL: Music that should be sad, but usually isn't. Pretty beats and makes you wanna sway.
Friday, February 28th: HOPSIN - Doors: 7PM - Baltimore Soundstage (Baltimore, MD)
I don't know much about Hopsin other than I think he is on the come up and he has been for years. I feel like Soundstage might be too small to hold him, but I could be wrong. I do know that his press shots of his eyes have been creeping me out lately and I'll get over it. But those contacts reminds me of being in high school and being creeped out when kids wore them then.
RIYL: Underground hip hop and eye contacts.
Saturday, March 1st: THE WHISKEY GENTRY - Doors: 10PM - Hill Country DC (Washington, DC)
The Whiskey Gentry is one of my recent favorite groups that I somehow found on my own! Usually I get really great recommendations for great music by friends, however I found TWG on my own. As of recent, all the new bands I have found are usually already broken up by the time I find them. So the fact that TWG is on tour right now is mind boggling to me and you shouldn't miss it!
RIYL: Alison Krauss, bluegrass, country music with some twang.
Sunday, March 2nd: SHAGGY - Doors: 8PM - The Fillmore (Silver Spring, MD)
When I was in high school, I had a boyfriend that said Shaggy's "Angel" was about me. Nope. I kept it moving, we broke up shortly after that but Shaggy is still touring and that is amazing. If you get a chance to see him, I'm sure it's a party and shouldn't be missed. I won't be making it out, so someone go and tell me how it is.
RIYL: If it wasn't you.
If this article has told you anything is that there are a ton of shows to check out in the surrounding areas and that's not even the beginning of it. As usual, I have included a list of other shows in the area to check out at the bottom of this article. If you want me to know about a show, please e-mail me directly at firstname.lastname@example.com.
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More advice, this is my opinion of where you should be. All information listed for the above shows was taken directly from the venues respective websites.
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- Maryland Live Music Announcements: New shows posted as of February 21st
- Concert Announcement: 5/6/2014 letlive. & Architects (UK) at The Ottobar
- Concert Announcement: 6/4/2014 The Head and The Heart at Rams Head Live!
- Concert Announcement: 7/11/2014 Neon Trees at Rams Head Live!
- Concert Announcement: 8/10/2014 Panic! At The Disco at Pier Six Pavilion


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Schneider, Tanja; Senn, Maria Magdalena; Berger-Bächi, Brigitte; Tossi, Alessandro; Sahl, Hans-Georg; Wiedemann, Imke (2004). In vitro assembly of a complete, pentaglycine interpeptide bridge containing cell wall precursor (lipid II-Gly5) of Staphylococcus aureus. Molecular Microbiology, 53(2):675-685.
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Staphylococcus aureus peptidoglycan is cross-linked via a characteristic pentaglycine interpeptide bridge. Genetic analysis had identified three peptidyltransferases, FemA, FemB and FemX, to catalyse the formation of the interpeptide bridge, using glycyl t-RNA as Gly donor. To analyse the pentaglycine bridge formation in vitro, we purified the potential substrates for FemA, FemB and FemX, UDP-MurNAc-pentapeptide, lipid I and lipid II and the staphylococcal t-RNA pool, as well as His-tagged Gly-tRNA-synthetase and His-tagged FemA, FemB and FemX. We found that FemX used lipid II exclusively as acceptor for the first Gly residue. Addition of Gly 2,3 and of Gly 4,5 was catalysed by FemA and FemB, respectively, and both enzymes were specific for lipid II-Gly1 and lipid II-Gly3 as acceptors. None of the FemABX enzymes required the presence of one or two of the other Fem proteins for activity; rather, bridge formation was delayed in the in vitro system when all three enzymes were present. The in vitro assembly system described here will enable detailed analysis of late, membrane-associated steps of S. aureus peptidoglycan biosynthesis.
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There's no shortage of people giving parenting advice these days, but none of them are as funny - and straightforward - as Stefanie Wilder-Taylor, host of NickMom's Parental Discretion With Stefanie Wilder-Taylor. BFTV connected with Stefanie recently to chat about the new season of the show and how she delivers a point of view that all parents ought to listen to.
The second season of her show contains "lots of parenting being made fun of. That's what I'm all about," she told us. "It's not for people who are too precious about parenting. Parenting is not just one big Hallmark moment. There's a lot of nitty-gritty. There's a lot of tears, and that's just from me!"
There are also moments where Stefanie isn't afraid to go out on a limb herself. "I have a field piece in one of the shows where I went and played football with the California Quakes [women's professional football team]," she added. "So I actually learned how to tackle and catch the ball, throw the ball."
Of course, we couldn't chat with her without talking about some of her pet peeves of parenting. "It really bugs me when people give their babies such a big personality," Stefanie said. "Like these women who put their babies on their voicemail. They don't need to have a Twitter account. They don't need to be on Facebook."
What else drives her crazy? "Overscheduling. That's a big one," she continued. "You can't ever make plans with somebody because your kid's taking violin or Mandarin. It's like, enough already. Can't we just let our kids be kids and play outside a little bit?"
Stefanie's brought her straight-shooting yet tasteful sense of humor to a variety of platforms. In addition to hosting Parental Discretion, she's also the author of multiple books (the most recent being 2011's I'm Kind Of A Big Deal), has a blog on parenting and lifestyle website Babble.com, and then there's her podcasting. "I do a podcast with Adam Carolla's wife, Lynette Carolla," she told us. "She and I do a podcast called For Crying Out Loud. I do that every week." You can find Stefanie, Lynette and a plethora of celebrity guests on iTunes.
Hosting a TV show, writing books, doing a podcast, and being a parent and spouse - Stefanie has plenty to talk about, and plenty of ways to make us laugh. Whether it's on TV or online, make sure you check her out, and take some time of your own to laugh at the funny things that come with parenthood.
Parental Discretion With Stefanie Wilder-Taylor airs Fridays on NickMom (check your local listings for specific channel and airtime). For more on Stefanie, visit her website (stefaniewildertaylor.com) and follow her on Twitter (@swildertaylor).
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ZTE is working on their own mobile CPU with integrated 4G LTE support
According to Chinese media, another smartphone vendor – ZTE – its getting into custom application processor business for its own devices.
The new ZTE chip will come with integrated 4G LTE support and should be announced during PT/Expo Comm China, on Sept. 24th.
ZTE, like some other biggest smartphone OEMs, is following in Apple's footsteps with a custom ARM CPU development for their own devices. The problem is, no one, except Apple, was really successful with their own silicon so far.
The closest who came to at least limited success – is Samsung. Which put their Exynos CPUs into a few million smartphones. The problem is – most of those smartphones are Samsung's own Galaxies. And, since Sammy is still unable to produce an Exynos chip with an integrated LTE modem, it has to rely on Qualcomm's Snapdragons in the markets with widely deployed LTE networks.
Another smartphone OEM, ZTEs main rival – Huawei, has been in the custom CPU business since last year, and learned the hard way that making its own chips is not as easy as expected. Their whole 2012 worldwide high end smartphone offensive was disrupted because of custom CPU production issues , which delayed the launch of their D Quad flagship for months.
Looking at the results so far, I can't see any competitive advantage that a custom ARM chipset gives to Android smartphone OEM. For now, Qualcomm holds a near monopoly at the high end, with NVIDIA continuously trying and failing to break into the market. The low end is well served by older Qualcomm CPUs, Mediatek chipsets and Broadcom offerings. And Intel is also pouring huge resources into their mobile Atom chips, which may produce a competitive offering eventually.
Mobile chipsets are a highly competitive market, with pretty wide range of offerings. So I am not sure what ZTE expects to to gain from their own custom chip. No other Android OEM gained anything so far.
Maybe its some kind of the long game and we'll see the benefits few years down the road. But for now, it looks like a big waste of resources. And the best way forward is to leave mobile Application Processor development to specialists.


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Catalyst December Issue 2000
On October 29, William Donohue appeared on "News Forum," a Sunday morning talk show on the NBC New York affiliate. Hosted by veteran reporter Gabe Pressman, Donohue debated Kelli Conlin of the National Abortion Rights Action League (NARAL) on the subject of abortion and politics. When Conlin lied about NARAL's position on a piece of legislation,... [Read more...]"QUILLS" SPINS HISTORY
Catalyst December Issue 2000
Fox Searchlight, a division of 20th Century Fox, has released a movie for the holiday season that is anything but joyous. "Quills" is a fictional account of the Marquis de Sade, a French maniac who lived at the time of the Revolution and died in a lunatic asylum in 1814. His life was so sick that they even coined a name after him: sadism.... [Read more...]


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Pro gamer Jonathan 'Fatal1ty' Wendel has assisted Creative in designing a new gaming mouse and headset which each sport a number of distinct features for gamers alike.
For instance, the mouse includes the "G-Weight Interchangeable Modular Weight System", each weight module is balanced to provide an optimised center of gravity and includes light caliber (3.5g) for extra agility and quick movement, medium caliber (11g) for all around gaming and heavy caliber (26g) for extra precision and balance.
Grab Creative's official announcement for the full details folks.
Sydney, 25th July 2006 - Creative Labs, the Australian subsidiary of Creative Technology Ltd. (NASDAQ: CREAF), the worldwide leader in digital entertainment products for PC users is excited to announce the release of what promises to be the next level in gaming accessories. Jointly designed by Creative and with every last detail examined by world champion FPS PC gamer Jonathan 'Fatal1ty' Wendel, the Creative Fatal1ty 1010 gaming mouse and Fatal1ty professional series gaming headset are a new generation of gaming accessories that are optimised to give gamers that critical edge against their opponents.
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The Craft Shop is your source for all things crafty. We offer classes, workshops, volunteer or community service activities, and private lessons in music, ceramics, fibers, painting, framing, woodworking, greek items, and much, much more. We carry a variety of crafting tools and supplies for students, classes, instructors, hobbyists, and/or anyone interested in making something. The Craft Shop is also home to Saluki Spokes, a bike repair shop with basic materials and tools available for check out.
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Tonight at The Florida Room in Miami Beach, Giant Step presents the sixth installment of the SVEDKA Vodka Sessions featuring a very special performance by Australian soul sensation Daniel Merriweather along with guest DJ Mateo DiFontaine. Make sure you try one of the delicious SVEDKA Moscow Mules available all night, so RSVP now as space is very limited.
Giant Step Presents SVEDKA Vodka Session #6 Announced: Daniel Merriweather with DJ Mateo DiFontaine
Giant Step returns to Miami Beach for SVEDKA Vodka Session #6, with Australian soul sensation Daniel Merriweather along with the aid of Miami's own DJ Mateo DiFontaine. The event will take place in The Florida Room at Delano, on Friday, Jan. 22nd. Daniel's debut album Love & War was released earlier this summer in the UK and entered the charts at number 2. The much anticipated US release is scheduled for February of this year. Entrance is FREE but strictly RSVP only!
Photos of SVEDKA Vodka Sessions #5: A Special Performance by Kid Sister + DJ Induce
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The 117th International Olypmic Committee voted to exclude softball from the World Olympic Program in 2012. According to the Olympic Charter, rule 46, softball will remain on a list, and may be eligible for inclusion in the program for the 2016 World Olympic Games.
Softball will still be a part of the Olympic Games in the 2008 World Program. USA, ISA, and ASA softball affiliates along with the US Olympic Committee are being led by the ISF to show the IOC that there is world interest for this sport.
The birth of softball in the 1996 World Olympic Games was a great accomplishment toward world wide acceptance of Women's team sports. It would be a short-lived life if elimated after the 2008 World Olympic Games, and it would be a tragic event for so many young dreams of participation to be shattered.
NOTE: World wide support for this sport is needed (before 2008) to make sure the IOC re-instates softball for the 2016 World Olympic Games. This website was designed to show the IOC that there is interest. Please sign the petition on this page, and pass this information on to all others who may be interested.
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Supreme Court Rules in Favor of Fired Air Marshal
The U.S. Supreme Court ruled 7-2 today that Robert MacLean, a former U.S. Air Marshal, did not break the law when he blew the whistle on the federal government's plan to reduce security on some long-distance flights.
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October 2, 2014
POGO Briefs the Supreme Court Supporting MacLean
This week, the Project On Government Oversight submitted an amicus brief to the Supreme Court supporting Robert MacLean, who blew the whistle on a cost-cutting measure that would have removed air marshals from long-distance flights when the government was aware of a looming terrorist hijacking plot.
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The Whistleblower Who Wouldn't Go Away
Seven years after publicly blasting the TSA, a former air marshal might finally be getting his job back
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TSA Trying to Protect Its "Dubious Secrets"
Many 9/11 victim families have set their sights on the Transportation Security Administration's (TSA) dubious Sensitive Security Information (SSI) secrecy marking. One of a number of so-called "sensitive but unclassified" (SBU) information designations, S
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The beauty trends that have emerged from this fall's collections are extremely easy to achieve and very flattering. As you may already know from our previous Beauty Guru post, sculpted and defined eyebrows have been a very important statement for several seasons and are perfectly in tune with the major beauty statements for fall. The big message this season is a return to facial contouring—which has all but disappeared from beauty trends in more recent years—but when done correctly is instantly slimming. Paired with lips that are either extremely pale or on the opposite side of the color spectrum (shades of the deepest reds, berries, plum and burgundy in textures ranging from sheer stains to deep satiny opaque) today's updated contoured face looks extremely fresh and modern. There's a look this season for everyone—with the following product suggestions and tips you can't go wrong.
To start, keep the complexion very bare with minimal amounts of foundation and or concealer for evenness. Laura Mercier's Secret Camouflage or Undercover concealers finished with Secret Brightening Powder is a great starter. In combination with Laura Mercier's Tinted Moisturizer or Illuminating Tinted Moisturizer and finished with light application of Mineral Finishing Powder you will achieve the perfect soft and subtle complexion that's essential for the season. (Note: A sheer and slightly dewy complexion—even if you aren't wearing any foundation—will look less obvious when experimenting with facial contouring.)
A sculpted cheekbone is key, so blush is extremely important. For the best and most natural cream blush, Giorgio Armani's Blending Blush Duos offers the perfect combination of complementary shades—one to sculpt and one to highlight in a texture that's extremely light and easy to blend. A little dab of the darker shade applied just under the cheekbones and blended toward the hairline with a large nylon bristled brush, sponge or even fingertips will automatically give cheekbones a more defined or sculpted appearance. Highlight the apples of your cheeks and slightly on top of the cheekbone with the lighter shade and the look instantly becomes softer and more radiant. If you're perhaps more comfortable using a powder then there's no need to look any further than Make-Up For Ever's Sculpting Kit. The ultra-light blendable micronized powder also comes in two complementary shades, which enables you to beautifully sculpt your face with ease.
For eyes, a soft neutral palette of colors definitely looks best and will be much more versatile when paired with your perfect shade of this season's nude or berry lip colors. Multi-shade palettes are the best way to go simply for their versatility, ease and convenience. For a modern and sophisticated contoured eye, Bobbi Brown's limited edition Nude Eye Palette contains the perfect selection of six beautiful neutral shades that anyone can wear. At Christian Dior, the limited edition Jazzclub Couture Eye Palette offers a beautiful combination of four shades of eye-shadow, one brow shade and a cream to powder eyeliner that offers the perfect combination for creating sultry contoured eyes that's wearable for everyone. If customizing is more your style then don't hesitate to visit any MAC counter to custom create your own seasonal palette and for one of the best selections of eye-shadow shades, textures and finishes.
Lips should either be very bare with minimal color or in deep shades of plum, berry or wine—both color categories are classic and essential for any beauty wardrobe. For the best bare/nude lips Francois Nars' Sabrina lip balm is the perfect soft melon shade that anyone can wear. For a little more coverage in a sheer finish try Nars' Belle de Jour or Napoli or Giorgio Armani's Lip Wax, which has an amazing moist texture in nude beige.
Lastly, opting for darker shades is an important move this season. For the perfect sheer stain try Stila's "cherry crush" lip and cheek stain. For slightly more coverage that has a sheer finish, Giorgio Armani's lip wax in deep Chianti, raspberry or cardinal red make for great choices. For more intensity and opaque color with an incredible rich and creamy texture, Chanel's Rouge Hydrabase in "russet moon" or "vamp," or the highly moisturizing texture and satiny finish of Rouge Interdit from Givenchy in "flirting brown," "black plum" or "illicit raspberry" will not disappoint.
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Height: 6-2 Weight: 203 lbs.
Born: November 30, 1952 in McComb, MS
High School: Flathead
College: Montana St. (school history)
Drafted by the Minnesota Vikings in the 9th round (232nd overall) of the 1974 NFL Draft.
Weighted Career AV (100-95-...): 36 (2665th overall since 1950)


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Farria joined the Arizona staff in February 2007 and works with the football program as an assistant strength and conditioning coach, among other sports.
He came to the UA after a season working in the performance enhancement program at Stanford University.
Farria was a reserve running back for the Oklahoma Sooners from 2001-03. He transferred to OU after a year starting at safety for Mid-America Nazarene College in Olathe, Kan., in 1999.
Farria received his degree from OU in 2003 and worked as a graduate assistant in strength and conditioning from 2004-05 .
He was born July 5, 1981 in Huntingdon, England, where his father was stationed in the service3. He graduated from Harrah, Okla., High School in spring of 1999.
Farria, and his wife, Rayshonda, have two sons, Jackson and Joshua, and a daughter due in late May 2011.


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As a Junior in 2003: Team co-captain ... Earned Second-Team All-America honors on bars ... Competed primarily on bars, beam and floor ... Tied for seventh place on bars (9.875), tallied a 9.85 on floor and recorded a 9.725 on vault in preliminary round of NCAA Championships ... Tied for fifth place on bars (9.85) at NCAA Regional Championships ...Also appeared on vault (9.75) and floor (9.825) ... Tied for fifth place on bars (9.925) and placed eighth in the all-around (39.475) at Pac-10 Championships ... Took first place on bars with a career-high 9.975 against Oklahoma ... Matched season-high of 9.85 on beam on four occasions ... Tallied season-high marks of 9.90 on floor versus Oregon State, San Jose State and Seattle Pacific and at Pac-10 Championships ... Competed in the all-around twice, scoring a 39.475 in both the Oklahoma and Pac-10 meets ... Recorded scores of 9.875 or better on bars in nine meets and won the event twice ... Placed second on bars (9.90) and floor (9.825) at Cal ... Posted a 9.95 on bars at Arizona to place second ... On first vault of the season, scored a season-high 9.875 against Oklahoma ... Competed in every meet ... NACGC Academic All-American.
As a Sophomore in 2002: Recorded a 39.150 All-Around score at the NCAA Championships, her first appearance in the All-Around since Feb. 10 due to injury ... Took first place honors on bars with a 9.925 at NCAA Regionals in Denver, and also competed on the floor exercise turning in a 9.875 ... Competed in the All-Around in five of the first six meets ... Equaled career highs with a 9.850 on beam against Arizona and a 9.900 on floor versus Denver ... Notched scores of 9.900 or better on five different occasions in 2002 ... Top All-Around score was a 39.225 in the season opener at Minnesota ... Owned five first-place finishes this year ... Earned NACGA Academic All-America honors ... 2002 Pac-10 All-Academic Second Team Selection.
As a Freshman in 2001: Provided a huge spark for the Cardinal in her rookie campaign ... Named to the Pac-10 All-Conference team for the All-Around and vault ... Posted a 9.975 on vault at the Pac-10 Championships to tie for first place and tie the school's all-time record ... Her 9.950 on the bars in Stanford's win against BYU ties her for fourth in the Stanford record books ... Ranks sixth in the All-Around all-time after giving the Cardinal a 39.550 to finish fourth at the conference championships en route to the title ... Recorded season high scores of 9.850 on the balance beam and a 9.900 on the floor exercise ... Notched a 9.9 or better on the uneven bars in nine different meets ... Tied for sixth in the All-Around with a 38.825 at the NCAA Regionals to guide the Cardinal into the finals ... Also at NCAA Regionals, placed fourth on the vault (9.875), tied for fifth on bars (9.875) and tied for 10th on the floor exercise (9.825) ... Finished in a tie for tenth place with a 9.800 score on the vault at NCAA Championships ... Earned 2001 "Most Consistent- Vault" Team Award.
Club/High School: Three-time champion in the all-around at Level 10 Regionals ... Won the all-around at Regionals in 1994, 1997 and 1998 ... Competed with the U.S. National Team in the 2000 American Classic ... Finished fourth in the all-around at 1998 Level 10 Nationals ... Reached the finals on both beam and bars at the 1998 Level 10 Nationals ... Bar finalist at the 1997 Level 10 Nationals ... Member of the Junior National Elite Team from 1995-1996 ... Graduated with honors from Lakeside High School ... AP Scholar.
Personal: Born May 22, 1982 ... Daughter of Kristen and Gary Fluhrer ... Sister of Ashley Fluhrer ... Enjoys laughing, baking and candlestick making.
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Getting to Know Caroline Fluhrer
What is your favorite class taken at Stanford? ME 101 - Visual Thinking
What do you like most about the academic environment at Stanford? The broad range of interests and opinions generates an intense and persistent learning environment. The genius of fellow students, the brilliance of faculty members, and the diversity of campus events is amazing. Unique academic opportunities ranging from Summer Research College and Overseas programs to Freshman/Sophomore seminars and guest speakers, all contribute to the exceptional academic environment.
What do you see yourself doing in 40 years? Enjoying my family and the end of a fulfilling career, while finalizing my retirement plans.
What would be your ideal career? It would involve design, large projects, and great co-workers. I think I could be happy doing a variety of jobs.
What is your quirkiest study habit? I generally require coffee. I refuse to do problem sets on anything except green graph paper.
What is your best "get rich quick" plan? Stay friends with Shelly


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Intersection Of Four Countries: Maribor
One of Slovenia's two big cities along with the capital Ljubljana, Maribor is a major center of culture and communications. The Old Town in this city watered by the Drava River is brimming with buildings from the Middle Ages. Home to a vibrant cultural life with its university, major museums and art galleries, the city also boasts a theater going back to the 18th century. Meanwhile the hills to the southwest are covered in vineyards. One of the city's most impressive structures, the Municipal Building has a sculpture in front of it commemorating those who lost their lives in the tuberculosis epidemic that swept Europe in the 17th century. Maribor Cathedral is another must-see sight at the heart of this city known for its narrow streets and old bridges. Situated at the intersection of the borders of Austria, Hungary and Croatia, Maribor has been enriched by diverse cultures throughout its history.
• Maribor Castle
• Maribor Puppet Theater
• Maribor Regional Museum
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[ 2 syll. le-ia, lei-a ] The baby girl name Leia is pronounced as LEY-aa- or LIY-aa- †. Leia is of Hebrew, Hawaiian, and Spanish origin, and it is used mainly in the English language.
Leia is a variant spelling of Leah (English, Hebrew, and Yiddish) in the English language.
Leia is also a variant of Leilani (English).
Leia is also a variant of Leya (English).
Leia is fairly popular as a baby name for girls, and it is also viewed as fairly trendy. The name's popularity has been growing since the 2000s. Its usage peaked modestly in 2012 with 0.022% of baby girls being given the name Leia. It ranked at #673 then. Among the group of girl names directly linked to Leia, Leah was the most widely used in 2012. It was used 14 times more than Leia in that year.
Baby names that sound like Leia include Laya, Leya, Lia, Lael, Laele, Laelle, Laily, Lala, Laleh, Lali, Lallie, Lally, Lalo, Laloe, Laylee, Layli, Laylie, Lea, Leela, and Leelee.
† Pronunciation for Leia: L as in "lay (L.EY)" ; EY as in "ate (EY.T)" ; AA as in "odd (AA.D)" ; IY as in "eat (IY.T)"