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Of my 34 years at The Advertiser, none have been as interesting as the last decade.
In that time, I've had the sheer fun of directing the launch of HonoluluAdvertiser.com and helping it grow into the largest news site in the state.
We trained the staff in video, helped establish livestreaming on the site and scooped the TV stations at their own game. We recruited bloggers who built large followings and developed virtual communities out of scratch. We moved into social media and made believers of skeptics who doubted the value of engaging with readers.
It is heart-breaking to see it all come apart in a way that is not the fault of any of us, certainly not the fault of the online staff, whose hard work behind the scenes made the site shine each day. And certainly not the news staffers who kept our readers informed with breaking stories and timely tweets.
As we say farewell, I would like to acknowledge the latest online team whose hard work has often gone unheralded : Scott Morifuji, Brian Takemura, Scott Nishi, John Miyakado, Mark Milligan, Derek Kalani, Dave Koga, Shauna Goya and Christie Williams.
There were many others who left the online staff over the years; you can still see their fingerprints throughout the site. I salute them, as well, and the many news staffers who understood the importance of online and jumped in even though it made their workday longer and busier.
I hope what will emerge once the dust clears will be a stronger commitment to serve the community in this digital era.
Newspapers will survive so long as there are subscribers. But as older, loyal readers pass away, a younger generation less committed to print is seeking its news and information online and on mobile devices.
One can protect what's old only so long. It's then time to make way for the new.
To all my Advertiser colleagues, the best of luck. And, to all who have read this blog, thank you. Follow me on Twitter @sandybeach for news of the next adventure.


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- Kano
- Kano 1931
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Second Deputy Prime Minister, Minister of Defense and Aviation and Inspector-General Prince Sultan bin Abdulaziz is in Amman as head of the Kingdom's delegation to the Arab Summit that opened there today under the chairmanship of Jordan's King Abdullah II. The delegation includes Foreign Minister Prince Saud Al-Faisal, Minister of Finance and National Economy Dr. Ibrahim Al-Assaf, Minister of State and Cabinet Member Dr. Musaid Al-Aiban, and Saudi Ambassador to Jordan Abdulrahman Al-Awhali.
Since his arrival yesterday Prince Sultan has visited with a number of the other Arab leaders, including Emir of Qatar Sheikh Hamad bin Khalifa Al-Thani, Emir of Bahrain Sheikh Hamad bin Isa Al-Khalifa, Yemeni President Ali Abdulllah Salih, and Kuwait's Foreign Minister Sheikh Sabah Al-Ahmad Al-Sabah. On arrival, he declared that he had high hopes of the outcome of this Summit leading to a comprehensive, just and lasting peace that restores to the Palestinian people their legitimate rights including the establishment of their independent state with Al-Quds as its capital.
Addressing the Summit's inaugural session today, President Hosni Mubarak of Egypt said the extraordinary Summit in Cairo last October reflected the Arab World's unwavering support for the people of Palestine. He referred to the nomination of Egyptian Foreign Minister Amr Moussa as Secretary-General of the League of Arab States as significant in enabling that organization to play a more active role, and spoke of new mechanisms to ensure immediate delivery of financial support to the Palestinians through the Al-Aqsa and Al-Quds Funds. Secretary-General of the Organization of the Islamic Conference (OIC) Abdelwahid Belgaziz reiterated the Muslim World's support of the Palestinians, attesting to their right to rise up against Israel's repressive measures and stressing the need for coordination among the Arab and Muslim countries in order to be of assistance to them. Secretary-General of the Organization of African Unity Salim Ahmed Salim reiterated the OAU's support for the rights of the Palestinians, and also drew attention to the problems of Sudan, Somalia, and Libya, stressing the need for Arab-African cooperation to resolve these problems. Secretary-General of the United Nations Kofi Annan noted that the international community is concerned about the continued occupation by Israel of Palestinian and Syrian territories, and urged resumption of the peace talks on all tracks; he also expressed anxiety over the sufferings of the Iraqi people, but said lifting sanctions depends on the cooperation of the Iraqi leadership. Other speakers, during this and the evening session, expressed the need for Arab solidarity, and support for the cause of the Palestinian people; Palestinian President Yasser Arafat reiterated his hope that the Summit would send a clear message to Israel and to the world, that the people of Palestine are not alone.
Meanwhile, the Government of the State of Qatar today submitted to the Arab Summit in Amman an official memorandum on the importance of strengthening the Arab League, calling for amendment of its charter to enhance the authority of its Secretary-General. The memorandum also called for the establishment of the Arab Common Market to achieve economic integration, and for activation of the Joint Arab Defense Treaty, with appropriate measures to be taken to establish a joint Arab defense force under the umbrella of the League of Arab States.


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Event at TMC will look at Health Insurance Marketplace
Published: Monday, October 28, 2013 at 10:38 a.m.
Last Modified: Monday, October 28, 2013 at 10:38 a.m.
Novant Health Thomasville Medical Center will host an educational session on the Health Insurance Marketplace (also known as the Health Insurance Exchange) for interested community members Wednesday at the hospital.
This drop-in event, which will feature two formal presentations by expert speakers and the opportunity to sign up for plans with trusted brokers, will run from 3 to 7 p.m. with the formal presentations taking place at 3:30 and 5:30 p.m.
The speaker will give an overview of the marketplace, the enrollment process and coverage considerations. All plans will:
• Cover doctor visits, hospitalizations, maternity care, emergency room care and prescriptions.
• Not deny coverage for pre-existing conditions.
• Show the plan cost in simple language with no fine print.
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FRANKFORT, Ky. (AP) -- Kentucky's emergency management agency has a new assistant director of administration.
Stephanie Robey's appointment was announced by Kentucky Emergency Management Director John Heltzel.
Robey has been with Kentucky Emergency Management for more than four years as the recovery branch manager. That branch is responsible for the oversight of all Federal Emergency Management Agency funding distributed to Kentucky in conjunction with presidential disaster declarations.
During her tenure, the recovery branch has managed more than 57,000 applicants; 72,000 awards, grants and projects and more than $960 million in recovery, mitigation and individual assistance.


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Pratt & Whitney Hornet R-1860-B Radial Engine
The Pratt & Whitney Hornet series occupies a significant place in the development of reliable and powerful engines for both commercial and military operators. The series began with the 1926 development of the air-cooled R-1690 for the U.S. military, and was Pratt & Whitney's second major engine, following the Wasp, another 1926 development. This early version of the Hornet allowed the first practical torpedo plane, the Martin T4M which carried a 909 kg (2000 lb) torpedo for a range of 1079 km (665 miles).
First certificated in 1929, the R-1860-B was a larger version for use in civil and military aircraft in the United States and abroad. Pratt & Whitney manufactured this particular R-1860-B Hornet for the U.S. Army Air Corps in 1932. The engine is most closely associated with the Sikorsky S-40 and S-41B flying boats. Subsequently, Pratt & Whitney engines powered nearly every flying boat built by Sikorsky.
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Physical Description:
Type: Reciprocating, 9 cylinders, radial, air-cooled
Power rating: 429 kW (575 hp) at 1,950 rpm
Displacement: 30.5 L (1,860 cu in.)
Bore and Stroke: 159 mm (6.3 in.) x 171 mm (6.8 in.)
Weight: 377 kg (831 lb)
- Country of Origin
- United States of America
- Designer
- George Willgoos
- Manufacturer
- Pratt & Whitney
- Date
- 1932
- Location
- Steven F. Udvar-Hazy Center in Chantilly, VA
- Hangar
- Boeing Aviation Hangar
- Type
- PROPULSION-Reciprocating & Rotary
- Dimensions
- Diameter 144.6 cm (56.93 in.), Length 113.7 cm (44.78 in.)


text: If you dislike him, find a new way of dealing with him than asking him to be banned from the Misc again. Frankly The Editor isn't THAT irritating and I'm sure it would be in line with the natural progression of the Misc that he should be allowed here. So fuck you, The Editor stays.


text: Quality of Life Winona offers a quality of life rare in other cities its size Larry Gorrell Executive director, Minnesota Marine Art Museum Winona Daily News / Guest View Wednesday, June 13, 2007 While driving into Winona from any direction, you can't help but be in awe when experiencing the theater of seasons with blazing color in the fall, the stark grey and white beauty found in the winter, the promise of spring when the trees burst into innumerable shades of green, and the summer in which everyone seems to find their way to the river, or at least to its banks. This is why I love living in Winona. I moved here 16 years ago after spending an exciting decade in New York City. What amazed me then, and what continues to amaze me now is the inordinately high number of quality cultural organizations and events which is a pleasant surprise for a town of this size. During the past century, art has been integral to the process of shaping Winona's character. Winona has been the proud home of the Winona Opera House, Philharmonic Hall and the Colonial Theatre, among other cultural institutions. Some of the world's greatest actors and actresses graced our stages, and presidents used this place to deliver important speeches. We are fortunate to have three institutions of higher learning with all of the resources they offer. For more than 20 years, the Page Series at Saint Mary's University has been presenting more than 10 dance, music and theater events each year of national and international repute. Winona State's Lyceum Series is also dedicated to presenting events that provide cultural enrichment and education to the community. The series presents nationally renowned speakers, choreographers and iconic figures from several different cultures. I cannot think of any similar city that offers its citizens the abundance of cultural offerings that add immensely to the quality of life we enjoy. If you are looking for something to do, what other city offers the following performing arts (this list is not meant to be exhaustive): Beethoven Festival, Blue Heron Consort, Gilmore Creek Summer Theatre, Great River Shakespeare Festival, Minnesota Conservatory for the Arts, Theatre du Mississippi, Winona Brass Band, Winona Community Band, Winona Oratorio Chorus, Winona Symphony; and visual arts: Minnesota Marine Art Museum, The Polish Museum, Watkins Museum, Winona Arts Center and the Winona County Historical Society. Additionally, for more than a century, the Winona Public Library (the building itself is an architectural masterpiece and cultural landmark) has been a vital player in the cultural life of this community. Arts and culture is important to the people of Winona. Our children learn this from an early age and are offered many arts and cultural opportunities throughout their grade and high school years: music concerts, dance concerts, plays and marching bands, to name a few activities. All of this adds up to a quality of life rarely experienced in communities located outside of major metropolitan areas. All of this is located in one of the most beautiful environments in the world — defined by bluffs, valleys, farmland, waterways and lakes. We are truly blessed.


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|Probable Pitchers
|Lost, 5-2
|vs. Charlotte,
6:00 p.m.
|Lannan (1-2, 6.63) vs.
Doyle (1-1, 3.63)
|Lost, 8-7
|vs. New Britain,
7:00 p.m.
|Rosenbaum (3-0, 0.94) vs.
Bromberg (0-0, 12.86)
|Won, 2-1
|vs. Winston-Salem,
7:05 p.m.
|Winters (1-2, 5.24) vs.
Ryan Buch (1-1, 4.76)
|Lost, 2-0
|@ Augusta,
7:05 p.m.
|Hill (3-0, 2.25) vs.
Davis (1-0, 3.00)
Charlotte 5 Syracuse 2
• Maya (L, 1-3) 7IP, 8H, 5R, 5ER, BB, K, 2HR
• VanAllen 1IP, 0H, 0R, 0BB, 1K
• Rivero 2-4, R, HR, RBI
• Hoffpauir 2-4, RBI
The home run is quickly becoming Yunesky Maya's worst enemy, as the 30-year-old Cuban gave up two more in a 5-2 Syracuse loss to Charlotte. Maya gave up nos. 3 and 4 in his fifth start, accounting for three of the five runs he was charged with in this start, and nine of the 13 he's allowed this season. Carlos Rivero and Jarrett Hoffpauir both went 2-for-4 in the loss, with Rivero connecting for his first HR of the season. IF Jim Negrych was assigned to the Chiefs roster to take the place of Tyler Moore, who went 1-for-3 in his big-league debut in Los Angeles, but there's still a roster spot open after the promotions of Bryce Harper and Ryan Perry on Friday.
Bowie 8 Harrisburg 7
• Mandel (ND) 5⅔ IP, 10H, 6R, 6ER, 2BB, 4K, HR
• Nelo 2IP, 2H, 0R, 0BB, 3K
• Valdez 4-5, 3R, OF assist at HP
• Rahl 2-4, R, BB, RBI, SB
• King 2-5, R, 4RBI, SB
Harrisburg blew leads of 3-1, 5-3, and 7-5 before succumbing to the Bowie onslaught by an 8-7 count. Jeff Mandel took his first serious beating of the season, giving up six runs on 10 hits and two walks. Harrisburg was a respectable 6-for-16 with RISP with 10 runners left on, but four of them came in the final three innings, as the BaySox 'pen held the Sens to no runs over the last four and 2/3rds innings. Patriot-News beat writer Geoff Morrow notes reports that a move to replace Negrych on the Harrisburg roster is not expected soon. When it comes, though, read his account via Doug Harris about how "punking" is a part of the Nationals promotion process.
Potomac 2 Myrtle Beach 1
• Swynenberg (W, 2-1) 9IP, 3H, 1R, 1ER, 1BB, 3K
• Kelso 1-3, RBI, SAC
• Keyes 1-3, 2B, OF assist (2B)
• Walters 0-3, SF, RBI
Matt Swynenberg needed just 94 pitches to complete the game on a Sunday Afternoon In Woodbridge
Augusta 2 Hagerstown 0
• Meyer (l, 1-3) 5⅔ IP, 7H, 2R, 2ER, 2BB, 8K
• Meza 2⅓ IP, 0H, 0R, 2BB, 2K, 1-0 IR-S
• Dykstra 2-4, BB, SB
• Souza 1-3, 2B, BB
• Burns 0-3, 2BB
Alex Meyer pitched into the 6th for the first time this season, but couldn't get the "W" as the GreenJacket pitchers limited the Suns batters to just four hits in a 2-0 Hagerstown loss to Augusta. Meyer walked just two and struck out eight but gave up both runs on seven hits. The Suns best chance to score came in the third when Cutter Dykstra and Billy Burns drew back-to-back walks, then executed a double steal. The next three batters went down by way of the K, as the Suns would strand 12 runners total while going 0-for-12 with RISP.
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Luke, FYI — that Harrisburg link didn't work. Thanks.
they must be expecting Negrych back as soon as either Moore or Harper is returned to AAA. I'll bet Harper stays and Moore goes back down when Zimmerman comes off the DL. The only surprise would be if Nady or Bernadino gets sent down. Bernadino is out of options and would need to clear waivers.
Oh by the way Valdez while having a good day at the plate misplayed a fly ball that should have been caught into a ground rule double. Probably cost the game.
Hague is back in Potomac tonight, according to Kilgore. It will be interesting to see how they use he and Walters. Who plays SS? Do they rotate? I know Walters was getting lessons from Davey at 2B.
Rick Hague activated off the DL and assigned to Potomac and Sean Nicol promoted to Harrisburg.
Any chance Negrych gets a serious look at MLB playing time this year?
Or will he be like Antonelli where he looks like he might be able to contribute, but due to undeserved loyalty to Desmond/Espinosa will never be given a shot?


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Jesse Herman Hodges
Position: E
Height: 6-1 Weight: 198 lbs.
Born: November 22, 1914 in Ozark, AL
Died: April 6, 2000
High School: Geneva Co.
College: Samford (school history)
Weighted Career AV (100-95-...): 0 (15060th overall since 1950)
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- Can't Miss: Saint Vincent Botanic Gardens provide an oasis of calm.
- To Avoid: Avoid leaving valuables unattended on the beach.
- Tipping: 10% to 15% is the standard tip for restaurants and taxis.
Kingstown, capital city of Saint Vincent and the Grenadines, is an island nation in the Lesser Antilles chain of the Caribbean Sea. Located in a sheltered bay on the southwestern tip of Saint Vincent, Kingstown is a hub of industry and commerce with the island's inhabitants barely looking at flip-flopped tourists as they go about their daily business. While Kingstown is breathtaking from afar, the city's waterfront is slightly grubbier up close with compact, one-way streets lined with warehouses -- but what else can be expected from a place as hardworking as this? Behind this industrial frontage, however, are cleaner, more formal streets with white-gloved officers directing traffic through narrow streets framed by balconied buildings. Frenzied and frenetic during the weekdays (but quieter during the weekends), it's hardly surprising that visitors tend to stay outside of the main city in resorts such as Villa Beach and Indian Bay.
Saint Vincent is one of the most unspoiled Caribbean islands (thanks, in large part, to the lack of direct flights to and from major international airports), and although Kingstown is quite industrial, there is still plenty of enjoyment to be had for visitors. First of all, the town is brimming with stuff to see and do; check out Fort Charlotte, an 18th-century fort atop a 200-foot ridge just three kilometers north of Kingstown's center. Then there's Fort Duvernette Island, a rocky islet six kilometers southeast of the city. Once the sightseeing is over, it's time to hit the beach, kick back and relax. And there's plenty of sand to do that on Saint Vincent! While the best beaches aren't necessarily next to Kingstown (let's face it, no beach next to a port is going to be pristine), you only have to go 20 minutes in either direction to find the picture-perfect beach of your dreams.
Mick Jagger and David Bowie both have holiday homes close to Kingstown, and there's no better testament to a town's greatness than rock-star approval. The official language is English, which makes a move run fairly smoothly for those moving from the U.S. or UK. As well as being able to ask your neighbors for a cup of sugar, the friendly people that inhabit this island will do all they can to ensure you settle into your new life easily. They're a sociable bunch too, meaning you'll never be allowed to stay in and watch TV on a Saturday night. Who could say the same of New York or London? People wouldn't even notice you'd died there. Good transport is also another advantage of Kingstown, with plenty of regular buses pumping reggae music to take you fairly quickly from A to B. While they might swerve dangerously down narrow streets, you'll always get there in one piece. Finally, the climate of Kingstown is enjoyable, with a dry and wet season to make sure you stay brown and the island stays green.


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"Shipping Wars" fans are shocked and saddened to hear that one of the show's stars, Roy Garber, is dead at the age of 49. TMZ shared the available details on Jan. 18.
Sadly it seems that Roy Garber died Friday night after suffering a heart attack. He was rushed to the hospital after experiencing the heart attack, but he passed away a short time later. His long-time girlfriend confirmed the news.
Apparently the "Shipping Wars" star had been dealing with a heart condition for some time, his family indicated to TMZ. A&E has said that they are "deeply saddened by the loss of a member of the A&E family."
Fans are flocking to social media, particularly the show's Facebook page, to mourn the loss of the beloved television personality. While many note he had a tough personality, it endeared him to viewers nonetheless and many remark that Garber was their favorite.
"Shipping Wars" recently wrapped its fifth season, and Roy Garber was with Arbie's Team Transport. He was noted as one of the country's top earners. It is clear that Garber will be missed by fans of the show, and many note that "Shipping Wars" is going to be hit hard by this loss.
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A 29-year-old man has been charged in a double shooting that left one man dead and another injured at an apartment complex, police said Sunday.
Mr. Mario Demonte Talley, of Fairburn, was charged with felony murder, aggravated assault with a deadly weapon and criminal attempt to commit armed robbery, according to Atlanta police. He was booked into the Fulton County jail Sunday, according to jail records.
The shooting happened shortly after 11 p.m. on March 9 at Daron Village Apartments at 62 Harwell Road, police spokesman Sgt. Greg Lyon has previously reported.
When officers arrived they found one of the victims outside of building B. He told police he had been robbed and shot.
Officers were clearing the call when they were told of another victim, Sgt. Lyon said. Mr. Rodney Walker, 21, of Atlanta, was found unresponsive in the rear of building D. He had been shot several times.
Witnesses told police there was an exchange of gunfire in the breezeway of one of the buildings, according to media reports.
On Friday, investigators developed probable cause to arrest Mr. Talley for the shootings, police spokeswoman Officer Kim Jones said. He was arrested without incident and later transported to the Fulton County jail, she said.
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SEATTLE (AP) — Brandon League has lost his job as the Seattle Mariners closer after blowing three of his last five save opportunities.
Manager Eric Wedge said Saturday that he will give league opportunities outside of the closer job. League allowed three runs in the ninth Friday as the rival Los Angeles Angels rallied for a 6-4 victory.
League, who is 0-4 with a 4.43 ERA in 21 appearances, has nine saves and four blown saves. Last season he finished third in the league with 37 saves, had a 2.79 ERA and was selected to the AL All-Star team. He blew just five save opportunities all season.
Similarly, League was demoted from the role in mid-May when he went 0-4 with three blown saves in four straight appearances. He returned about a week later.
Wedge said the club is not going designate a closer among the rest of the bullpen relievers.


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Sept. 19, 2011
NOTE: The UW-Utah game on Oct. 1 kicks off at 4:00 p.m. PT/5:00 p.m. MT and air on ROOT Sports (in the Northwest) and FSN (nationally).
By Gregg Bell
UW Director of Writing
SEATTLE - Keith Price practiced Monday.
Of course he did.
And of course the nation's co-leader in touchdown passes will play again on Saturday beginning at 12:30 p.m., when the Huskies (2-1) host California (3-0) in the Pac-12 opener at Husky Stadium (ROOT Sports regionally, FSN nationally, plus the Washington IMG College radio network and here on GoHuskies.com with the live game chat and streaming audio).
Price will play despite another brace, this one on his left knee -- just as he takes one off his previously sprained right knee.
"Oh, no, I'm playing. I'm playing this week," Price said with another huge grin, before he did most of the work in Monday's 65-minute workout.
That was two days after he was limping yet throwing four touchdown passes in Washington's loss at Nebraska.
"I don't know what they'd have to do. They'd probably have to cut off my legs or something (to keep me from playing)," he joked.
Coach Steve Sarkisian said there is no structural damage in either knee. That makes it a pain-management and stability issue for the redshirt sophomore.
So yes, Price will start against Cal, which as Sarkisian noted features a physical defensive front and an aggressive secondary that will challenge UW's passing game that is averaging 230 yards per game.
"He's sore, but that's football," said Sarkisian, a second-team All-America quarterback at Brigham Young in the 1990s.
"I think we learned a lot about Keith Price through the first quarter of the season. He's a tough kid, he's got a play-making ability about him, and I think our teammates have learned a lot about him and have rallied behind him, as well.
"He'll be sore, but it won't keep him off the field."
Seems right now like almost nothing will.
His 11 touchdown throws to start the season are the most by anyone in any three-game span in the 122 seasons of Husky football. It is also tied with Matt Schilz of Bowling Green for tops in the Football Bowl Subdivision.
Saturday at Nebraska, with 85,000 Cornhuskers fanatics screaming at him and endless swarms of Big Red pass rushers chasing him, Price was mostly restricted from being his usual, quick, elusive self. Yet he still threw four touchdown passes, for the second consecutive week.
"It's taken it away. I can't lie. I haven't been able to run like I can," Price said.
Then he added, modestly, "You know, I've been throwing the ball pretty well, so ..."
Pretty well? He's been brilliant, especially considering Price says he's been using alternative methods, other than pushing off his legs, to deliver accurate, strong throws.
"I just have to compensate," Price said, "over-compensate with my core. And I have to throw a tighter spiral and have more velocity on the ball.
"I never imagined playing without my legs," Price said. "That used to be a big part of my game. ... But I will be all right."
Pressed to disclose how he has thrown 11 touchdown passes on sore knees, Price deflected credit with another smile.
"Guys have been getting open," he said. "That's the key. The line is doing a great job. I don't have to do much but throw to the open guy. And that's what I've been doing."
To think, a few weeks ago some Huskies fans were fretting about life without Jake Locker.
What Price is doing is perhaps beyond even the high expectations of Sarkisian.
"He's playing phenomenal football for us right now. He's been lights out," the third-year coach said of the former spread-offense thrower at St. John Bosco High School in Bellflower, Calif., whom Sarkisian and quarterbacks coach Doug Nussmeier have molded in their system since Day 1 at UW.
"He's managed the game extremely well," Sarkisian said. "His demeanor, his command, his competitiveness... he's all we ever could have asked for up until this point."
The latest example of his competitiveness came late in the decisive third quarter last weekend at Nebraska. Price, who completed 21 of 37 throws for 274 yards, rolled left on a bootleg. While falling, he gamely shoveled a toss to Devin Aguilar for a 3-yard gain then felt pain in his left knee, opposite the one he sprained in the opener two weeks ago. Two plays later, the Cornhuskers sacked the limping Price on fourth and 2 from the Nebraska 12.
The Cornhuskers ended their ensuing drive with a touchdown that made it 44-17.
Yet Price and the Huskies would not relent. With backup Nick Montana warming up near the bench, the 6-foot-1, 195-pound Price waddled up to Sarkisian and Nussmeier on the sidelines and told each coach, "I'm good."
"There was no way I was coming out of that game," Price said Monday.
He withstood Nebraska's punishing defensive front and his increasing limp to complete 5 of 8 passes in the fourth quarter for 94 yards and the two touchdowns to James Johnson, of 10 yards and 52 yards. That, plus a 2-yard touchdown run by Chris Polk, brought the Huskies within 13 points twice in the final period - and cast a much different tone on this week of preparation for the all-important Pac-12 season.
"That just shows his heart," senior wide receiver and co-captain Jermaine Kearse said of Price, who was making his fourth college start.
That heart doesn't surprise his coach.
"He's a competitive guy. You should see him play basketball," Sarkisian said. "He doesn't ever want to lose. All of us took the loss very difficult on Saturday, but I don't know if anybody took it any harder than he did. That one hurt him.
"He's got a real passion. Growing up here, within our culture, within our team, I think he loves his teammates and respects them and wants to do everything he can to give them the best chance to win."
He will do that again on Saturday against Cal. And he will do it at less than 100 percent. Again.
"It's kind of funny: He will be taking the knee brace off the right one and putting it on his left one now," Sarkisian said. "Maybe in a couple weeks he'll be back to knee-brace free football."
QUICK HITS: Sarkisian said TB Jesse Callier's knee injury from the Nebraska game is in the back of the leg, and that the injury is perhaps more serious than the shin one sustained by starting OLB Princeton Fuimaono. Both Callier and Fuimaono participated in Monday's no-pads practice. .... Sarkisian is hopeful the defense can get 2010 starter Nate Fellner back at safety this week. Fellner stayed out at Nebraska because of a hamstring injury. ... Sarkisian is too immersed in the season to have deep thoughts on the possibility of the Pac-12 perhaps becoming the Pac-16, with Texas, Texas Tech, Oklahoma, and Oklahoma State reportedly mulling the ever-changing landscape of college conferences. But Sarkisian does recognize the potential value such a move could provide his Huskies. "The first thing that just jumps out to me as a coach, if that's what we decide to do, I think that opens up another fertile recruiting ground for us to where it's really tangible for a kid from Texas to maybe come to the University of Washington," he said. "But outside of that, I don't know. I don't understand all the ramifications of how it would get broken up and the schedule and all that. That's out of my hands."


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AT&T announces TerreStar Genus cellular / satellite smartphone
AT&T and TerreStar have announced the upcoming availability of TerreStar Genus, a hybrid smartphone that provides access to both AT&T's network and TerreStar's satellite network.
With the TerreStar Genus, users can connect to a satellite network when the cellular one isn't available, this way benefiting from a wider coverage area.
Apart from satellite voice and data capabilities, the TerreStar Genus smartphone also features: Windows Mobile (it's not clear yet what version), GSM/GPRS/EDGE and UMTS/HSDPA connectivity, a 2.6 inch touchscreen display, full QWERTY keyboard, Wi-Fi, GPS and Bluetooth.
The Genus looks a bit like the Elektrobit hybrid smartphone seen back in April:
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The Golden Bears scored three unearned runs in the bottom of the fourth when Garrett Bussiere hit Guilmet's lone mistake of the game over the wall in the left for a three-run homer. The game-changing blast was set up by a two-out throwing error by Colt Sedbrook on a grounder by Josh Satin and a single Chris Errecart in the previous two at-bats.
Jon Gaston, who finished 2 for 4 in the game, pulled Arizona within one with a two-run homer in the seventh, but was doubled-up at second base on a liner by Brad Boyer in the ninth for a game-ending double play.
Reliever Jeremy Burchett recorded his second save of the year after working around consecutive one-out singles by Gaston and Konrad Schmidt in the ninth. Gaston, who broke for third on a 3-2 pitch to Boyer, couldn't get back to second in time on the ensuing fly-out, allowing Errecart to throw behind him for the double play.
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Manila: The first typhoon of the year smashed into the Philippines on Wednesday with wind gusts up to 185 kilometres per hour, killing at least 10 people and bringing down electric poles and ripping roofs off houses.
But Manila, a low lying city of 12 million people, was spared the worst of Typhoon Rammasun as the swirling storm changed direction slightly, moving south of the city.
Eariler it had cut a swath across the main island of Luzon, toppling trees and power lines and causing electrocutions and widespread blackouts hours earlier.
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Authorities, expecting storm surges up to two metres, evacuated more than 370,000 people from low lying homes, and closed financial markets, government offices and schools.
Widespread flooding is expected in the wake of the storm, the first since last November's super Typhoon Haiyan that left at least 12,268 people dead and millions homeless, mostly on the islands of Leyte and Samar.The Philippines receives more than 20 typhoons each year.
Typhoon Rammasun, also called Glenda, was dumping up to 30 millimetres of rain an hour within its 500-kilometre radius. The storm pummeled Bataan province and then headed out to the South China Sea before it was expected to intensify and move towards southern China.
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Rescue crews were seen clearing toppled trees on Manila's almost deserted streets. People were told to stay indoors. There were reports of flooding and landslides outside the capital.
"The wind is very strong, stronger than the rains. It's something I've never experienced in the past," said Mark Leviste, vice-governor of Batangas province south of Manila.
Australian-based organisations such as Save the Children and Plan International deployed people to assist recovery after the storm passed.
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"We know from more than 50 years of experience working in the Philippines that when disasters hit, they always hit the most vulnerable the hardest," said Marco Savio, Plan International's acting country director in the Philippines.
"Children are always badly affected by disasters like this, so we always work to ensure that girls, boys and their caregivers are prioritised for immediate assistance," he said.
Government offices, financial markets and schools closed for the day.
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Major roads across Luzon were blocked by debris, fallen trees, electricity poles and tin roofs ripped off village houses. The storm uprooted trees in the capital where palm trees lining major arteries were bent over by the wind as broken hoardings bounced down the streets.
Public Works and Highways Secretary Rogelio Singson and Admiral Alexander Pama, the executive director of the National Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Council, surveyed the typhoon-affected areas by helicopter.
"I am happily surprised because of the minimal casualties and damage," Singson said, adding the typhoon had passed through the most populated area of the country, with about 17 million people living in its path.
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Singson and Pama said the government was more prepared this time, after the devastation caused by Super Typhoon Haiyan in November, evacuating people at risk in coastal and landslide-prone areas well before the typhoon made landfall.
Parts of the Philippines are still recovering from Haiyan, one of the biggest cyclones known to have made landfall anywhere.
Tropical Storm Risk, which monitors cyclones, downgraded Rammasun to a category-one storm on a scale of one to five as it headed northwest into the South China Sea. Haiyan was category five. A category-one storm has maximum sustained winds of 153 km/h
Residents gather salvageable items amidst debris after the onslaught of Typhoon Rammasun along the seashore of the coastal town of Rosario, Cavite southwest of Manila. Photo: Reuters
But it predicted Rammasun would gain in strength to a category-three storm within a couple of days, picking up energy from the warm sea as it heads for the Chinese island of Hainan.
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Typhoon Rammasun brought storm surges to Manila Bay and prompted disaster officials to evacuate slum-dwellers on the capital's outskirts.
A Malaysian Airlines passenger plane was slightly damaged after it was swept 50 metres away while parked at Ninoy Aquino International Airport during the storm. Photo: Reuters
More than half of Luzon was without power, Energy Secretary Carlos Jericho Petilla told reporters. Manila Electric Company, the country's biggest power utility exclusively supplying to the capital, said around 86 per cent of its customers were without electricity.
Rhea Catada, who works for Oxfam in Tacloban, which suffered the brunt of Haiyan, said thousands of people in tents and coastal villages had been evacuated to higher ground.
"They are scared because their experiences during Haiyan last year are still fresh," she said. "Now they are evacuating voluntarily and leaving behind their belongings."
Electric cables lie on a road after its pole fell in Paranaque, Manila. Photo: Reuters
Social Work Secretary Dinky Soliman said 5335 families, or nearly 27,000 people, had been "affected" by the storm in Tacloban. Some had returned to the Astrodome, where thousands sought shelter and dozens drowned during storm surges in the November disaster.
A 25-year-old woman was killed when she was hit by a falling electricity pole as Rammasun hit the east coast on Tuesday, the Philippine disaster agency said. A pregnant woman was killed when a house wall collapsed in Lucena City in Quezon province south of the capital.
Nearly 400 flights were grounded during a four-hour closure of Manila airport. Two airliners suffered minor damage when gusts blew them into nearby obstacles, airport officials said.
Train services in the capital remained suspended because of the lack of power. Ferry services were to resume later in the day, including to the holiday island of Boracay where 300 tourists were stranded.
Schools, public offices and financial markets will reopen on Thursday.
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Bulls Shake Up the Charts
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Yesterday's inflection point foreshadowed a blistering rally.
Yesterday saw bears capitulate en masse, while bulls trampled and gored everyone who got in their way in the hopes that Washington's issues might get resolved soon. As far as I've heard, nothing actually got resolved -- but perception is reality in the market.
As I talked about yesterday, the market had reached the toughest type of inflection point in Elliott Wave, and from there, it then proceeded to plow right over my preferred near-term count. Most of the traders I've spoken to since the close are now bullish. And why not? After all, the market has had a persistent bid ever since the QE-Infinity liquidity started pouring into the primary dealers' accounts, and every halfway promising-looking decline of 2013 has turned into a new high in fairly short order.
The rally appeared to be impulsive, which suggests it isn't over yet, and normally, I'd look for another leg of equal or greater length. However, I'm favoring an unconventional near-term count which I'll outline momentarily.
Frankly, I'm a bit uncomfortable with this market right now. There are times the charts make perfect sense to me, and there are other times that there are portions of the wave count that I can't comfortably reconcile. When I look at the charts right now, there are two conflicting things that jump out at me:
1. The decline from the all-time high reconciles better as an impulse than a correction, and that leads me to suspect it's not over.
2. The signals I saw at the close on Wednesday led me to expect a snapback rally, but that rally's strength exceeded my expectations. Yesterday's rally was a face-ripper, and bulls recovered a ton of lost ground in just one day -- normally, that suggests they have "money in the mattress" (or in the printing press, as the case may be) for more.
It's probably going to take an event to turn this market back down. In my opinion, the charts are still hinting at the idea that we
get one. But this is as much an instinct call as anything, and trying to predict an event is like trying to predict the winning lotto numbers, so feel free to ignore me and trade what feels right to you.
First up is the
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Finally, the SPX hourly chart.
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In conclusion, I'm fully prepared to shift my intermediate footing depending on how the next couple sessions shake out, but I still feel the charts have bearish potential and, at the moment anyway, I still feel that they'd look better with a new low. Trade safe.
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When hard-working TV producer Becky Fuller (Rachel McAdams) is fired from a local news program, her career begins to look as bleak as her hapless love life. Stumbling into a job at "Daybreak," Becky decides to revitalize the show by bringing on legendary TV anchor Mike Pomeroy (Harrison Ford). Unfortunately, Pomeroy refuses to cover morning show staples like celebrity gossip, weather, fashion and crafts -- let alone work with his new co-host, Colleen Peck (Diane Keaton), a former beauty queen and longtime morning show personality who is more than happy covering morning "news." As Mike and Colleen clash, first behind the scenes and then on the air, Becky's blossoming love affair with fellow producer, Adam Bennett begins to unravel -- and soon Becky is struggling to save her relationship, her reputation, her job and ultimately, the show itself.
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College Hockey:Fighting Sioux, Pioneers Fight To Draw
GRAND FORKS, N.D. — Denver and North Dakota skated to a 3-3 tie and the Pioneers improved to 15-12-4 on the season, 10-10-3 in WCHA play, while North Dakota (20-5-8, 16-4-5 WCHA) maintained the lead in the WCHA.
"I thought it was a really good effort from our team," said Denver head coach George Gwozdecky. "This is a great atmosphere here in this building and made it very difficult to communicate on the bench at times."
Denver opened the game matching North Dakota shot for shot and finally broke the scoreless tie at the 5:11 mark. With great pressure in the Sioux zone, sophomore Kevin Doell found a streaking Greg Barber who took the pass and beat UND's Andy Kollar.
North Dakota stormed back on the second stanza to score two unanswered goals. UND's David Lundbohm struck first as he stormed through the middle and ripped a wrist shot past Adam Berkhoel at the 5:41 mark.
With less than five minutes to play in the second stanza, UND's Wes Dorey gave the Fighting Sioux a 2-1 lead when he on a slap shot from 35-feet out.
On a power play, sophomore Matt Weber worked the puck along the boards to the left of the Sioux goal. Fighting off a defender he chipped the puck to Chris Paradise who let a blast go from the point. The shot beat Kollar, tying the contest at 2-2.
With time running out, Denver saw an opportunity for one more rush. Engstrom and Paradise brought the puck into the zone and Paradise let another 50-foot slap shot go. Kollar made the initial save but junior defenseman Jesse Cook crashed the net. After slapping at the puck twice, Cook finally poked it into the back of the net to register his second goal of the season, giving Denver a 3-2 lead at the 19:59 mark of the middle period.
"We had them on the ropes but they are the number one team in our league for a reason," said Gwozdecky. "We couldn't get the puck out of the zone and a few minutes later they scored on a wild scramble in front of the net."
The Pioneers withstood a strong North Dakota flurry for much of the third period. At the 15:42 mark, Berkhoel made the initial save as both teams piled up in front of the Denver netminder looking for the rebound. Berkhoel continued to hold strong but attempts to clear the puck were unsuccessful. Dorey collected the biscuit and beat the sprawled Pioneer goaltender to tie the game. The third period would end tied as the Fighting Sioux forced overtime, where the full five minutes was played withour a score.
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Over the last three decades, @International Services has been first in many breakthroughs in the language industry. Now it unveils its latest foray into global communication: the first voice translation software for business that translates what people say in real-time as they speak into 78languages. The same software also offers instant captions for the deaf, United Nations-style interpretation from theWeb, and sign language on the Web, making it the most universal communicator on the market today. The software is called Translate Your World and is geared up to redefine across-language global communication.
@International Services, along with its partner IntelaText, pioneered this first global communication software. The software is a hub that integrates all of the giants of technology under one umbrella: Microsoft, Google, Apple, Android, iPhone, SDL, Nuance, ReadSpeaker, and more. By uniting these market competitors and creating an environment in which thesegiants function harmoniously together as a team, the Translate Your World software:
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@International Services has a legacy of being first. Spearheaded by Sue Reager, @International Services was the first company to record voice actors inside China (then "Communist China") without governmental supervision. It was first to voice-replace commercials and videos in 70 countries for American marketeers. The company was first to develop localization software for complex IVR systems that can function in 200 languages without changing code. And now, CEO Sue Reager joins the ranks of the handful of female inventors with clear foresight into the future of global communication combined with the ability to implement that vision. Her brainchild, Translate Your World, not only smashes language barriers, it also eliminates impediments to worldwide commerce and education.
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Dear Target Guests (because you are more than customers to us),
As you have probably heard, Target learned in mid-December that criminals forced their way into our systems (they used so much force that it took us a couple of weeks to see their muddy footprints). As a part of the ongoing forensic investigation (we are using a very expensive, rare breed of electronic bloodhound), it was determined last week that certain guest information, including names, mailing addresses, phone numbers or email addresses, were also taken (the next time you shop at Target, you may want to show up buck naked so you don't lose anything else).
Our top priority is taking care of you and helping you feel confident about shopping at Target (how are we doing so far?), and it is our responsibility to protect your information when you shop with us.
We didn't live up to that responsibility, and I am truly sorry (how do you say 'sorry' 70 million times?).
Please know that we moved as swiftly as we could to address the problem once it became known (our lawyers told us to add that last part), and that we are actively taking steps (not aggressively, just actively) to respond to your concerns and guard against something like this (maybe lightning hitting all of our stores simultaneously) happening again. Specifically, we have:
1. Closed the access point that the criminals used (barn door number 63845—that was a tricky one to close because we had to find it first) and removed the malware they left behind (we think we got it all—stay tuned for our next apology).
2. Hired a team of data security experts to investigate how this happened (we had a bit of a hard time finding experts whose personal data had not been compromised while shopping at Target). That effort is ongoing and we are working closely with law enforcement. (At least they told us they were law enforcement—they had mustaches and Ray-Bans).
3. Communicated that our guests will have zero liability for any fraudulent charges arising from the breach. (However, they will not be reimbursed for all their time trying to reach us on the phone or the damage done by letting their private data reach the black market. Ain't life a bitch?)
4. Offered one year of free credit monitoring and identity theft protection to all Target guests so you can have peace of mind (this is just a figure of speech—actual peace of mind is not included in this offer).
In the days ahead (please don't pin us down), Target will announce a coalition to help educate the public on the dangers of consumer scams (because even though it's our fault, we'd like you to take some responsibility here). We will also accelerate the conversation—among customers, retailers, the financial community, regulators and others—(you know, like the conversation we're having about helping out those poor Bangladeshis who died making your clothes) on adopting newer, more secure technologies that protect consumers. (Technologies that you will trust us to keep out of the hands of criminals.)
I know this breach has had a real impact on you, creating a great deal of confusion and frustration (but it's a cakewalk compared to the mess that Target is in). I share those feelings. You expect more from us and deserve better (but you're actually lucky we care enough to spend all this money taking out ads in major papers to apologize to you).
We are determined to make things right, and we will. (We're speaking about this recent breach. The next breach we will also make right. After that, you will simply shop at Target because you need our stuff.)
Gregg Steinhafel, chairman, president and chief executive officer, Target. (Look! I have three jobs. Maybe that's the problem.)


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Three Montgomery teens were charged on Thursday with each boy shooting an Amish family's pet miniature donkey six times until he was dead on the family's farm in Lycoming County reported wnep.com.
Amos Yoder, the farmer, whose pet donkey Eeyore was killed, stated his family was devastated by the loss, and even though they have many animals on their farm, the six-year-old Jerusalem miniature donkey was their children's pet. The kids would take turns riding Eeyore and neighborhood children loved to pet the donkey on their way to school.
The donkey was found dead in the paddock last week.
The three teens, two 15-years-of-age and one teen listed as 16 were released back to the custody of their parents; the youths are back attending high school in Montgomery.
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With the Lakers purposely clearing cap space for the upcoming free agent market this summer, the team may ultimately roll the dice on another big-name free agent like Carmelo Anthony. If Anthony is ready to leave New York, Los Angeles is a likely destination. The signing of Anthony may change things for Love a year later in free agency.
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Tuesday, April 08, 2014
Well it's a night of insomnia so I thought I'd get you all caught up on my training so far.
Some where after September of last year I lost my motivation for working out. I still wanted to and I had signed up for a half Ironman in August of this coming year. But working out wasn't fun anymore. Well over the corse of time weight gained and you know the downward spiral.
As the start of triathlon season approached I was slowly getting back into it but still struggling. Then a friend invited me to a team in training meeting. Well it didn't take much to convince me that I should do this! So I signed up. I LOVE TRAINING WITH THIS GROUP! They are fun supportive and encouraging.
One of the first bike rides we did was in the pouring down rain! They call the ride the dirty thirty, and let me say we got dirty! We meet every Saturday for group training events. I have yet to do the running ones due to skiing and other things but I do the runs on my own.
My training got set back just a bit when I was on a training ride and got passed by a hay truck that set me off into a major asthma attack. When I finally saw my dr the first thing she said to me was "I didn't know you had asthma!" I looked at her and said "Me either!" It's taken a while be we have it managed now so that I can do my training.
I'm slow on the bike I'm worried the most about it now and it use to be my strong point. Ugh! They keep telling me I'll get faster and not to worry about it. Me I'm like yah you're not the one pushing 185 lb up a long hill for 5 hours on a bike... and then get to run it around a track for 13.1 miles! UGH!
I have hopes to be 20 lbs lighter come race day! I'm already down 10lbs. So math wise that a total of 30 I hope to be down by race day. I just got to watch the eating on the rest days. It's happening.
This race is a fundraiser for the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society. I am doing it in memory of both my brother-in-law Mike, and in memory of our community police officer Officer Mike (he was my daughter 4-5th grade dare officer and then middle and high school resource officer, as well as a friend) So giving that they are both named Mike, I have called this "Tri-For Mike"
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Dannie's friends and family say it would be completely out of character for her to run away, saying that she is a very good student and doesn't behave irresponsibly. Her Facebook page seems to back that up, showing many videos of classes and her being a teen with her friends. Just before Christmas, she apparently thought she wasn't getting enough attention from her boyfriend and changed her relationship status to "complicated."
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Zebras in Public, or 'ZIP' as they're known by their family, friends and ever-growing number of fans have released the latest track that gives us a glimpse to the other side of this well-rounded and bar raising group of musicians. The name itself conjures up the images of the black and white striped animal that runs wild in Africa. Not unlike this creature, ZIP is composed of musicians of Caucasian and African-American ethnicity. But you know what? It doesn't matter. The sound that is produced from this group from the Cincinnati area knows no boundaries, no stereotype and above all, no limits.
Known for their upbeat and positive tunes that transcends the normal messages in the majority of today's music, ZIP doesn't sing about violence, prejudice, or negativity. With songs like, 'Ladies Rock', and 'Propaganda', the message that front man Zebediah Williams preaches, is about love, being positive and as heard in Propaganda, "It's okay to be yourself." And that's obviously not a problem, as several months ago as I went to meet Zebediah Williams, Justin Smith, Brandon Masters, Chris Himes and Ian Z., and see them play at the Mainstay Rock Bar in downtown Cincinnati, and found Zeb in the parking lot, with head phones on and rapping to a song in order to get warmed up. I thought to myself, "He's a rock rapper?"
I had the opportunity to sit down and talk with the group prior to their show, and learned about their beginnings, their goals and their dreams. Individually, and as a whole. As if their outgoing personalities and fun loving ways weren't enough to charm the skin off a snake, I noticed the numerous people coming over to the table to say hello and shake hands, full of smiles and obvious excitement of what was about to come.
Once on stage, it was obvious that all five were comfortable, at home and knew how to work a crowd. I'll admit, they did't have to work too hard, as their music did the job for them. However, they didn't stay on the stage in front of a microphone, or even pace back and forth. They actually got off the stage, mingled with the crowd. Justin Smith, and Brandon Masters on rhythm and bass guitars, respectively, performed flawlessly while walking among their fans, and Zebediah moved from stage to bar top and back as if some sort of rock ninja. I was mesmerized, and quickly added my name to the black and white attack of ZIP fans.
I knew that Zebras in Public could rock the house and get the floor jumping, but I wondered about their adaptability. After all, great rock bands are not only known for the bombastic performances, but they always have an ace in the hole. A ballad. Today, I noticed two new tracks added to their Reverbnation page. These being 'S.O.S. (Sounds of Sacrifice)' and 'Let it go'. And there it was. 'Let it go' will quickly go down in ZIP history as the song that slow dances, broken hearts and lost loves have in common. It's a song of pain, of a hurting heart and what one man would do just to have another chance. With lyrics, such as, "Am I out of time? I never wanted to hurt you. I just wanted to be special.', one cannot help but mentally place themselves in Zeb's shoes and think back to a lost love, or missed opportunity, worthy of a song such as this.
As I write this article on one of the great up-and-coming bands in the Cincinnati area, I hear the words of 'Let it go' cascading through my head, and Zeb's haunting sound of "I just want to be special."
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Ignorance is preferable to error, and he is less remote from the truth who believes nothing, than he who believes what is wrong.
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Whenever a man has cast a longing eye on them [offices], a rottenness begins in his conduct.
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