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The Moon, Tallahassee, FL
Soundcheck: Guy Forget, Nellie Kane, Sample In A Jar
Set 1: Rift, GuelahGuelah Papyrus[1] > Secret Language Instructions[2] > GuelahGuelah Papyrus, Poor Heart > Maze, Fee[3] > Sparkle, Foam, Cavern, IDKI Didn't Know[4] > BowieDavid Bowie
Set 2: Runaway Jim, It's Ice > Uncle Pen, Tweezer > Glide, YEMYou Enjoy Myself, Oh Kee PaThe Oh Kee Pa Ceremony > Llama, HYHUHold Your Head Up > Love You > HYHUHold Your Head Up, CoilThe Squirming Coil, TweepriseTweezer Reprise
Encore: Amazing Grace, Fire
[1] Simpsons signal.
[2] Simpsons and Random Note signals introduced.
[3] Trey sang verses through megaphone.
[4] Fish on trombone.
· Call to the Post tease in Secret Language Instructions
· Maze tease in David Bowie
· How Many More Times, Frankenstein, and Theme from Jeopardy! vocal jams in You Enjoy Myself
Noteworthy Jams: David Bowie
Average Song Gap: 4.52
Performers: Trey Anastasio, Page McConnell, Jon Fishman, Mike Gordon
Notes: Guelah Papyrus included a Simpsons signal before the Secret Language Instructions. The Instructions included a Call to the Post tease from Page and introductions of the Simpsons and Random Note signals. Trey sang the verses of Fee through a megaphone. I Didn't Know featured Fish on trombone. The Bowie intro contained Maze teases from Mike. The YEM vocal jam was based on How Many More Times (Led Zeppelin) and later contained Frankenstein and Jeopardy! teases.
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7 A Picture of Nectar
4 Rift
4 Junta
2 Stash
2 Lawn Boy
1 The White Tape
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This show was part of the "1993 Winter/Spring Tour."
The recording I heard had most of Rift cut off, so pretty good opener I guess. Guelah contains the first Secret Language explanation of the year as they are breaking new ground again geographically. Guelah itself was pretty well played. Poor Heart was good and still has the little extra tag on the end of Page's solo. Maze was rocking, but they had a little off spot at the end. Fee had a rough intro, but was otherwise good. Sparkle was so fast by the end that they actually had a breakdown. A good Foam and Cavern make up for that. IDK brings out "the Friar, little Jon, Tubbs, Goodman" for a trombone solo. Bowie had a few rough spots in the composed section, but the jam was good. Not too bad of a first set, just average though.
Nice Jim to open the second set. This one was pretty dynamic in the middle. Ice was good, maybe a few spots here and there. Pen was standard for this tour. Tweezer was rocking, but not too adventurous. Unfortunately, pretty common for this tour, Trey pulled himself out of tune so, Glide suffers a bit. YEM was good and had a really funny vocal section where they tease multiple songs. They have been doing this lately. This is the first Oh Kee Pa of the year and it's well played. Llama was pretty standard and rocking. HYHU brings Fish back out for the HATEFUL band intros. Funny stuff here as they go into a fast Love You. It almost sounded like Fish was teasing Over the Rainbow for a second during his vacuum solo. Great banter about Fish's nick names too. Yay! Trey is going to tune before Coil! Pretty average Coil and Page solo tonight. The expected Tweeprise closes up another average set.
Everybody gets shushed for Amazing Grace, and then Trey thanks Paul for the sound reinforcement on it. Fire is rocking even though Trey flubs the lyrics a bit.
Not too bad overall, but also, no real stand outs tonight. I would also give this one about three and a half stars.


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Anti-War songs face criticism from the LA Times. check this
With tough acts to follow, musicians tackle the war
Artists like the Beastie Boys, R.E.M. and more have come up short with their Iraqi war-inspired songs.
By Robert Hilburn, Times Staff Writer
"War ... what is it good for?" the late Edwin Starr asked in his 1970 hit single.
The famous answer: Absolutely nothing!
You could say the same about most of the Iraqi war-inspired songs that are circling us with the speed of the troops around Baghdad.
There was just a ripple of musical commentary after the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, partly because the experience was so new for Americans that it was hard to know just what to say.
But war we know -- and musicians are responding.
The 24-hour cable watch had barely begun when pop-rock figures including the Beastie Boys, R.E.M. and Lenny Kravitz checked in on their Web sites with their views. The best that can be said about most of these songs is they remind us of how difficult it is to express political feelings effectively in pop music.
The new tunes take stands, but they lack the thoughtfulness and grace to be anything more than predictable sloganeering. Lacking the craft that made these artists successful in the first place, they sound like political speeches from campaigns past.
The most memorable protest music, from John Lennon's "Imagine" (a Top 10 single in 1971) to Starr's hit, steps beyond rhetoric to touch us in some special way.
With "Imagine" as with Bob Dylan's earlier "Blowin' in the Wind," there was the caress of the melody and the idealism of the words. Though they were political statements, both songs looked beyond headlines and politics to dream of a better world.
By contrast, "War," written by Norman Whitfield and Barrett Strong, invited us to dance. The lyrics were pointed -- "It ain't nothing but a heartbreaker / War / Friend only to the undertaker" -- and some embraced them. But the relentless beat and Starr's explosive vocal would have made the song a hit even if the lyrics went, "Peace, what is it good for?"
The song has enough lingering punch that grunge rockers Pearl Jam used it last week in concert to express their opposition to the U.S. invasion of Iraq.
Trust me, there's little on the Internet that will make you either think or dance -- at least not the songs by the most high-profile artists.
Here's a survey of their offerings:
The Beastie Boys' "In a World
Gone Mad." This New York hip-hop/rock outfit showed social conscience in the '90s by sponsoring the inspired Tibetan Freedom Concert series, but this is a lazy mix of politics and playfulness. Sample line: "Now don't get us wrong 'cause we love America / But that's no reason to get hysterical / They're layin' on the syrup thick / We ain't waffles, we ain't havin' it."
If the goal is simply to go on record about the war, the Beasties and other artists could simply put a statement on the Web and then refer fans to truly memorable music. The referral here could have been to John Lennon's "Give Peace a Chance."
R.E.M.'s "The Final Straw." Even fans of this great band know Michael Stipe can sometimes be oblique, and he's never been more so than here. The song is a plea for forgiveness rather than revenge, but it seems adrift in space.
Better referral: the Beatles' "All You Need Is Love."
Zack de la Rocha's "March of Death." With Rage Against the Machine, De La Rocha made some of the most politically charged music of the modern pop era, but his sense of outrage sometimes outdistances his artistry. The only thing promising here is the power of the music itself, a collaboration with DJ Shadow.
Referral: Dylan's "Masters of War."
Lenny Kravitz's "We Want
Peace." The inspiration here was in Kravitz's teaming with Kazem Al Sahir, a major pop figure in Iraq. Their song, however, is limp.
Better referral: Cat Stevens' "Peace Train."
John Mellencamp's "To Washington." This tale of political disillusion is a major step up, but it is so tied to the Woody Guthrie folk tradition that it ends up a bit anonymous.
Referral: Steve Earle's "Christmas in Washington."
The pro-invasion contingent comes chiefly from the country side of pop.
Darryl Worley's "Have You Forgotten?" You don't have to search the Web for this tune because it's already a pop and country hit -- a companion piece, in a way, to Alan Jackson's "Where Were You (When the World Stopped Turning)." It's heavy on the corn: "Have you forgotten how it felt that day? To see your homeland under fire / And her people blown away."
Referral: Merle Haggard's "The Fightin' Side of Me."
Clint Black's "I Raq and I Roll."
The veteran country star certainly gets the nod for cleverest song title, but the tune itself (co-written by Hayden Nicholas) is full of macho bluster. "It might be a smart bomb / They find stupid people, too / And if you stand with the likes of Saddam / One just might find you."
Referral: again, Haggard's "The Fightin' Side of Me."
Not all Iraq commentary sounds tired. The seriousness of the issue is encouraging lots of singer-songwriters to share their feelings, and there is likely much of value to come from that.
Sage Francis' "Makeshift Patriot" is one sign that artists can step beyond the obvious. Francis is a Rhode Island rapper who has been building a wider underground following, thanks in part to songs with the freshness and insight of "Patriot."
Written shortly after Sept. 11, the song is finally surfacing outside clubs and the Internet. It will be released commercially on a "Punk-O-Rama" sampler by Los Angeles' Epitaph Records.
In "Makeshift Patriot," Francis (who released an album last year on the independent anticon label) expresses sympathy for the victims of the terrorist attacks, but also warns about the nation's response. In a provocative line, Francis declares, "There's a desperate need for blood for what's been uncovered under the rubble / Some of them dug for answers in the mess . . . but the rest were looking for trouble."
You also feel a creative spark in the socially conscious music of Stephen Smith, a New York singer-songwriter whose "New World Order" album has just been released by Smith's Universal Hobo label. Smith, whose father is Iraqi, wrote the album before the conflict in Iraq, but he is wrestling with issues that define the times.
Given the flood of social commentary on the Internet and elsewhere, Francis and Smith are not isolated voices. Once we are past the flood of quick, celebrity responses, we may have music strong enough to stand up to the protest music of the past, not simply pale alongside it.
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Congratulations on getting respect from the LA Times, and I'm glad they're addressing the issue of anti-war music. At this point though, I'll take about whatever I can get, the more dissent is in peoples' faces the better. Congrats though.
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this seems like it was on point..well to some degree...i skimmed over alot of it..and "makeshift patriot" gets some shine that should make you feel happy.you got props over here!
Tue Apr 08, 2003 10:59 am
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good deal, sage you may not be able to stOP the ball once it gets rolling, if the right media people get ahold of it,, you might be on a panel on CNN with Chuck D one of these days
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at first i thought this writer was some pro-war asshole (which i doubt he/she actually is) but the article was pretty accurate, i thought. i agree that what is lacking these days is that emotion and conceptualism that was so much more abundant 30 years ago (that beasties track is really horrible).
i'm shocked and glad that you got mention sage. that was totally unexpected. this person did some homework at least. i wish they would've mentioned "hey bobby" which could even be considered more relevant to this article. im starting to believe more and more each day that the only reason you're not a mainstream success is simply the result of minimal exposure/distribution (i used to think it was just that very few people relate to such intense lyricism and emotion). but it seems like those who get the chance to hear your material almost always like it. i think you're on your way to some pretty heavy popularity, if thats the road you choose anyway.
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Sage, with all those references to classics tracks I was wondering what Albums you are listening to that are pre-1980s?
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Congrats, you deserve all the praise for that track.
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Nice, suprised to see Sage getting some respect, the article was fairly well written and accurate I thought.
Tue Apr 08, 2003 1:15 pm
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that is excellent
Tue Apr 08, 2003 1:59 pm
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Honestly, I have been a little surprised at the dearth of musician commentary on U.S. policy, 9/11, and the war with Iraq. I suppose it doesn't stand to reason that music and politics need to be intertwined...but I suspect that I hoped there would be.
Tue Apr 08, 2003 2:35 pm
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HAHA YES!!!! I think we owe this at least partially to Epitaph, the compilation bit couldnt be better timed. Congrats
Tue Apr 08, 2003 2:40 pm
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With Epitaph comes certain perks.
I am appreciative.
Bobby is back!!!
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Whoa, I didn't see that coming. I agree with the article on all points. Unless they're gonna do something in a creative way or with actual reasoning and logic in the songs, I'd rather not hear music pro or anti the war in Iraq. The anti-war stuff (majority of it anyway) comes off as quickly assembled slogans that have been spouted off thousands of times, which I'm sick of. And the pro-war stuff...lol really, "I Raq and I Roll" WHAT THE FUCK IS THAT?! That stuff is as corny as the anti stuff is cliched.
The cream of the crop songs are the ones that you're able to apply to more than one situation. Imagine and Blowin In The Wind are examples of this. And I really think that Makeshift Patriot will be put in that category by most people, once it gets more exposure.
P.S. That Beasties song REALLY sucks lol.
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I'm glad Sage got a nice portion of an article in the LA Times. That's straight and all, but I think the writer kind of missed the point of Makeshift Patriot, or at the very least didn't shed any light to those not in the know.
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Back in 2007, he spent some time at Fort Gordon and left his ring at a barber shop off post. He searched for it for a while and says he never thought he would see his ring again.
Betty Wheeler found that ring three years ago and is now planning on mailing it back to him.
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AUGUSTA, Ga. -- A U.S. Army combat medic ring from Fort Knox has been missing for years. An Augusta woman wants to return it to its rightful owner, but she hasn't had very much luck and is asking for your help.
Three years ago Betty Wheeler found the ring in Augusta. It has a lot of descriptive markings on it, so she thought it would be easy to find the owner, but all these years later, she's still looking.
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Game 5 didn't look good for the Vikings. They were two points away from elimination, trailing 13-11. After two hours of volleyball, and a season of sacrifice, this was the final moment that would decide who would go home.
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A tip from Kaufer tied the game, and Norberg put it away with two consecutive kills.
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The girls were approaching five straight hours of volleyball as they neared the end of their championship match against Truckee. By this point, even the spectators were grumbling about sore muscles, but somehow the Vikings were still bringing intensity.
Seniors Bailey David and Norberg were shouting words of encouragement and slamming high fives to keep the energy up.
"Definitely props to them for being able to come back out and to play a whole other game, but they're always a good team." Truckee junior Chelsea Mohun said. "They bring their A Game."
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The girls battled until the end of Game 3, but by the ninth straight game they were plain and simple out of gas.
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Well put because the semifinals win means this is not the end of the road for the South Tahoe's seniors. It's been 25 years since a South Tahoe volleyball team has made state championships in back-to-back years, and this year's team has done just that.
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VINCENT — Fourteen years ago, Blane Maddox journeyed up the river from his hometown of Logan to become the varsity basketball coach of the Warren Warriors, a Southeastern Ohio Athletic League rival......
Bill and I wish to congratulate you on the big 200th win!We have enjoyed watching you coach and also giving A-Train a chance tobe in your program. Many more wins ahead-Bill & Shirley Ormiston
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For the second week in a row I was able to watch
Chris Stratton
pitch, this time taking on talented 2013 RHP
Bobby Wahl
and Ole Miss.
Stratton pitches extremely efficiently, pounding the strike zone with his low-90s fastball and polished slider. His slider looks and feels like his fastball out of his hand before diving down and away from RH batters, making it an extremely effective pitch. His fastball can touch the mid-90s, but typically sits at 90-93. He works quickly and has a very clean arm action with easy, repeatable mechanics. I don't think he's projects as a staff ace, but it's hard not seeing him enjoying success, and moving quickly, at the next level.
Wahl is a pure power pitcher as noted in previous threads. He has very good size/stature and is very aggressive, attacking hitters with his fastball and a pretty good slider of his own. He'll be fun to watch between now and this time next year.
Alex Yarbrough
, Ole Miss' 2B, is having a very good season at the plate. He has long, tapered proportions and sloped shoulders with room to add some strength. He has a pretty quiet setup at the plate as a LH hitter, with a clean and easy stroke made for hitting line drives up the middle and to the gaps. I'm not sure how much HR power he has at the next level, but he's pretty advanced as a hitter with good patience and a solid overall approach.
Hunter Renfroe
for the second week in a row showed one of the best OF arms I have ever seen. He's a big, powerful guy, and while he's not hitting the greatest as of late, his arm is clearly a plus-plus tool.
Tyler Naquin
and Texas A&M took on Texas over the weekend, and playing a few wild, hotly contested games. Naquin isn't a physically imposing presence, but he is a heady ballplayer that is polished both at the plate and in the OF. He has good, not great speed and a good, not great arm. He showed the ability to take solid routes on fly balls playing RF, and it will be interesting to see if he can stick at CF as a pro, where I'm guessing he'll be playing. He has a smaller frame with sloped shoulders and a slender lower half. Like Yarbrough, there's some room to add strength, but he's probably not going to get too much bigger than what he currently is. He is very quick down the 1B line out of the box, and handles the bat well as a LH hitter. He did a nice job laying off soft stuff from a Texas LHP that came in to face him in the 9th of Saturday's game, waiting for a pitch he could drive, which he did to the opposite field for a 2-run HR. Last summer I saw him drive a pitch to deep CF for a booming 2B, a hit that left a lasting impression with me. Power is the biggest question with Naquin, particularly when it comes to where he projects to play. There is clearly power in his swing, it's just a matter of tapping into it more often as his approach is to sting the ball hard up the middle and to the alleys. That approach will serve him well, as hitters like this as amateurs often discover their power at the next level as they continue to progress.
Erich Weis
is a tall, skinny LH hitter that takes a ton of pitches at the plate. He has a line drive swing, although I'm not sure how much power he'll develop, and he had a rough day on Saturday at 3B, committing 3 errors. He's another player I saw last summer with Team USA, although I need to see more of him to have a stronger opinion of what he's capable of.
Jonathan Walsh
is a player I really liked after
watching him play
in the 2008 PG/Aflac All-American Classic. He just sneaked into my rankings of the
top 75 prospects
in the Northwoods League last summer despite not putting up big numbers, and overall some have questioned his dedication to the game since arriving on Texas' campus. It seemed clear to me just by watching a handful of ABs so far this year that he is taking a different approach to the game, as he was much more intent at the plate to drive the ball with authority, working the count to get a pitch he could hit hard. He has a good approach with a good stroke from the left side of the plate.He had a really nice AB in the 4th inning of Saturday's game, fouling off a series of pitches from Ross Stripling before drilling a sinking fastball that hung up a little over the RF wall for a solo HR. He also hit a rope to RCF in the 1st for a single. He has good size and strength, and his more confident approach to the game should get him more looks come draft day.
Speaking of
Ross Stripling
, he's a good, well proportioned athlete with the ability to pound the strike zone with a sinking upper-80s fastball that peaks in the 90-91 range. He also commands a solid curveball very well and a fading changeup. He works quick, and while he's not over-powering, he's not a nibbler either, going right after hitters showing confidence in his ability to throw strikes with any pitch in any count. He reminded me of former LSU RHP Austin Ross.
Hoby Milner
is a LHP for the Longhorns, and another player I saw play for Team USA last summer. He's very thin, particularly in his limbs through his wrists and ankles, but there is strength in his core. He has a deceptive, low 3/4 delivery with a fastball that usually sits 87-91 but has the ability to touch a few ticks higher on occasion. He also can snap off a pretty good slow curve. Even if he doesn't start at the next level I could see him having success as a reliever. He should be very tough on LH hitters, but has good enough stuff and command to get RH hitters out as well.
John Curtiss
is a freshman RHP and a big part of the Longhorns' promising young team. If it weren't for his Texas commitment he could have gone a lot higher than the 30th round (Rockies) a year ago. He has been used predominantly as a reliever this year, not uncommon for young pitchers on Augie Garrido's teams, but should be a fixture in the starting staff in the years to come. He creates deception with a little herk/jerk to his delivery, with good size while working quickly. He pitches aggressively with his sinking fastball that sits in the low-90s. When ahead in the count he'll show a sharp slider that break hard and away from RH hitters, but he didn't show the ability to drop the pitch in for strikes as well, at least not in Saturday's game. He has touched the mid-90s in the past, and as he progresses as a pitch he could be a premium pick in the 2014 draft.
Virginia is rolling right now, sweeping Miami over the weekend with yet another solid, well built team from top to bottom. It took a little while for
Branden Kline
to hit his stride making the conversion from closer to starter, but he has been pitching much better as of late. He didn't have his best appearance on Saturday, but still pitched well enough for the win in a game that started with a steady rain. Despite the rain Kline did a pretty good job throwing strikes with his boring fastball that sits in the low-90s and can hit 94-95 at times. His slider is a plus-pitch, with very sharp, late break while using the same arm action and having the same trajectory out of his hand as his fastball. I really liked the way he paced himself, as I noted
in my notes
from the College World Series last year that I didn't see any reason why he shouldn't be starting this year despite being such a dominant closer. He also has a solid change, and is a very good, well proportioned athlete that should have no problem sustaining his velocity late into games as he continues to progress as a starter. I definitely liked Kline on this day a lot more than the last time I had seen him pitch.
The same can be said for Miami RHP
E.J. Enicosa
, although I would much rather see him in a starting role than to be used as a closer. Enicosa will have to watch his conditioning, with a low waist and a thick lower half, and he employs what I describe as a "lazy" delivery in that he doesn't get his full body into his delivery and lands upright. That isn't necessarily a bad thing. There is deception to his low 3/4 delivery, which helps make his fastball that much harder to hit. His fastball has significant sink to it, and is one of the single best pitches I have seen this spring to go along with Austin Maddox's slider and Marcus Stroman's fastball/slider combo. The pitch sat in the low-90s and peaked at 94 according to the broadcast. That pitch alone gives Enicosa promise. He's not dynamic enough to be a closer at the next level, but could be a very effective set-up man, although he'll likely be given the chance to start.
Virginia's lineup has several bats that have pro promise. Shortstop
Chris Taylor
has taken over the leadoff spot and fits well in that role at the college level. He has a solid, line drive approach although doesn't have the strength in his swing or overall slender frame to be considered much of an extra base threat at this point in time. He's a gamer that plays the game the right way and is an asset on defense.
Stephen Bruno
Jared King
are very similar hitters and overall players with shorter, compact and strong builds. Both look to hit line drives and are proven run producers. Bruno has a higher upside as a pro given that he has more defensive versatility and the ability to play 3B, or corner OF spot and possibly even 2B. Bruno has really improved this year, somewhat similar to Walsh, in that he looks much more confident this year.
I've already written about
Derek Fisher
this year, but he is definitely going to be a premium pick coming out as a college junior in two years. I've put a comp of Jay Bruce on him in the past, and that still definitely applies. Fisher already is a physical specimen and he should continue to fill out. Despite his size he still has good speed and flexibility. He takes aggressive swing at the plate looking to drive the ball, and is hitting cleanup now for the Cavaliers, leading the team in both home runs and triples.
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CORPUS CHRISTI – Will Nelson scored 23 points and Johnathan Jordan added 21 as the Texas A&M – Corpus Christi men's basketball team used its best offensive night of the season to post a 78-64 win over Southeastern Louisiana on Thursday night on Stripes Court at the American Bank Center. The Islanders shot 26-for-43 (60.5 percent) from the field in the victory.
In addition to Jordan and Nelson, Zane Knowles added 12 points on 6-for-7 shooting, while Nelson was just a rebound shy of a double-double. Jordan led the Islanders with six assists in the contest, as he shot 8-for-9 from the field, his lone blemish a shot just before the shot clock buzzer in the closing minute.
Roosevelt Johnson led the way for the visitors with 15 points and nine rebounds, while Dre Evans added 14 and Jeffery Ricard posted 13. The Lions were 11-for-20 from downtown in the contest.
Early on, the upperclassmen were carrying the offensive load, with Nelson and Knowles scoring all of the Islanders' first 12 points to lift the home squad to a 12-8 lead. Southeastern Louisiana bounced back to tie the score at 12, but Jordan knocked down a three and added a jumper to push the lead back to five. But the visitors put together an 11-2 run to garner a 23-19 lead on a Todd Nelson jumper that forced an Islanders timeout with 7:55 left before the break.
Joy Williamson and Nelson traded threes to make it 26-22, then the Islanders ran off five straight points at the free-throw line, the final three coming from Cole Martinez after he was fouled on a triple, to make it 27-26 Islanders. The two teams sparred back and forth with the visitors holding a 30-27 lead, when the Islanders closed the half on an 8-0 run on the back of Jelani Currie.
The freshman knocked down a three from the corner with 1:28 left to tie the game at 30, then drew a charge at the other end. A Nelson layup put the Islanders up two and he also drew a charge of his own to give the home squad the ball back. Currie then rose up again, knocking down a triple from the right wing just before the buzzer to make it 35-30 at the half.
Out of the break, the Islanders pushed the lead to seven on a tip-in by Knowles that made it 37-30. From there, the teams battled back and forth over the next several minutes, with the Lions trimming it to four at 44-40 with 14:04 left. But after a Lions turnover, Jordan knocked down a three and the Islanders pushed the lead back to seven.
For the next seven minutes, the lead stayed between six and 10, with a Ricard three making it 60-53 with 7:15 remaining. The Islanders then went on a 10-0 run over the next 3:38, culminating with a Jordan jumper that pushed the lead to 70-53 with 3:37 to play. During the rally, the Islanders defense held Southeastern to 0-for-3 shooting, getting the defensive board each time and converting on the offensive end. The Lions snapped the skein with an Onochie Ochie three, but would get no closer than 12 the rest of the way, as the Islanders finished off the victory.
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By tram (bus stop directly outside the door) from Alexanderplatz in 5 minutes. From there you can explore Berlin's attractions easily.
Prenzlauer Berg is known for the Kollwitz Platz, the culture brewery with theaters, clubs and cinemas. But the newly restored Jewish synagogue, the restored water tower and the unique architectural features are the Prenzl'berg.
Not to forget the special cultural neighborhood with restaurants, pubs, the many small shops and street markets.
Berlin is exciting for us to find her Berlin home.
Our apartment is designed with approximately 30 m² for 1-3 persons. The apartment has 1 bedroom and is located in 3.Geschoss in the wing.
The apartment has two single beds (90x200), (90x200), a double sofa bed TV, Wi-Fi ....
The respective residential areas are covered with laminate.
The kitchen is equipped with stove, refrigerator, toaster, kettle, coffee maker, pots, dishes, and table, chairs ...
The bathroom has a shower, hand basin, WC . It is tiled.
Bed linen and towels included, free wireless connection
Bike rental on request
It is available from the airport for a fee transfers.
No noisy partys in the appartment.
No smoking, no pets.
No illegal downloads or streaming!
Late arrivals after 23:00 need to pay €20 extra on arrival for the late check-in.
Check-out on the day of departure is no later than 12:00.
Child bed additional €10
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Communication beforehand was very easy, check in earlier than 4pm was a bonus. The flat is in the middle of Prenzlauer Berg, which is a lovely part of Berlin. The place is quiet, very clean, perfectly functional. It was a very enjoyable stay thank you.
Very nice apartment and good location.
Hope they will fix the elevator
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Eight-year-old Nicholas Hornbostel has moved from being a competitor seat to being a judge. Last summer Hornbostel won a healthy cooking contest — the Epicurious Healthy Lunchtime Challenge — for his sushi salad recipe. He was the sole Colorado winner and as a result, was invited to the White House for a state dinner where he got to meet Michelle Obama.
"(Michelle) said she believed me that I could do something similar in my county and do something healthy," Hornbostel said.
And now he is by helping to spearhead the Eagle County Healthy Lunchtime Challenge, which local chef Kelly Liken is also leading along with Sowing Seeds, a Colorado-based edible schoolyard garden enrichment program that Liken helped start locally.
Kids between ages 8 and 12 are invited to create a healthy, affordable and tasty original lunch recipe and submit it by Nov. 1. The challenge aims to raise awareness of the First Lady's "Let's Move" initiative, of which Liken is the local Eagle Valley representative, while also promoting healthy eating habits and the principles of sustainable agriculture among school children.
Sandy Story is the director of Sowing Seeds. The idea for the dinner came from Hornbostel and his mom, Monika, Story said.
"When school started this year, (Monika) thought it'd be fun if we did a mini state dinner locally," Story said. "We thought it was a great idea."
Last week, Hornbostel gave a presentation to the students at Edwards Elementary School, where he attends the third grade.
"I told (the students) that last summer I went to the White House because I won a healthy cooking contest, and I told them that they could enter a healthy recipe at this competition and then you get to have lunch with a very famous chef, Kelly Liken, and with me if you win."
Hornbostel and his mom, along with Liken and Story, will judge the competition, along with two judges who will be determined. Recipes should include fruits, vegetables, whole grains, lean proteins and low-fat dairy foods, with fruits and veggies making up roughly half of the plate or recipe. Recipes must adhere to the USDA's MyPkate guidelines, which you can find at www.ChooseMyPlate.gov.
Good AND healthy
So does Hornbostel have any advice for kids who are brainstorming which recipe to submit? Of course he does.
"My advice to don't just focus on how good the food is," he said. "If it's very good, it might be unhealthy. But if it's good and healthy, that's the recipe for you to enter."
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Silicosis: Most frequently recorded occupations on death certificate, U.S. residents age 15 and over, selected states and years, 1990-1999
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COC - Census Occupation Code n.e.c. - not elsewhere classified
The comparable number of silicosis deaths in the entire United States for this same time period was 2,407.
Percentages may not total to 100% due to rounding.
See Appendix for information about data sources, methods, ICD codes, occupation codes, and limitations.
Mortality multiple cause-of-death data from National Center for Health Statistics, National Vital Statistics System.
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Workforce Panel Discussion at SMC MeetingAuthor: Susan Lavrakas
Still less than a year old, AIA's Workforce Policy Council has proved to be an aggressive advocate for educating other association members on workforce and STEM-related issues.
Still less than a year old, AIA's Workforce Policy Council has proved to be an aggressive advocate for educating other association members on workforce and STEM-related issues.
This February, AIA and its member companies participated in the 2014 Singapore Air Show. This year's event -the largest air show in Asia- was held at the Changhi Exhibition Centre. The United States' aircraft corral supported by AIA displayed a P-8 Poseidon, an MV-22B Osprey, a C-17 Globemaster, a KC-130J Hercules, and a KC-135R Stratotanker. The C-17, MV-22B, and an F-16C participated in the flying displays.
AIA's Spring Board of Governors and Membership Meeting in Williamsburg, Virginia attracted executives from 88 of the association's full member companies. The extensive program featured an excellent lineup of senior administration and industry officials and seasoned commentators and experts, including: Anthony Foxx, Secretary of Transportation; Robert O. Work, Deputy Secretary of Defense; Frank Kendall, Under Secretary of Defense for Acquisition, Technology and Logistics (AT&L); author and political pundit Charlie Cook; Tony Tyler, Director General and CEO, International Air Transport Association; Fred Hochberg, Chairman, Export-Import Bank of the United States; and author, professor Jonah Berger.
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Today's Washington Post story, "When Drones Fall from the Sky" ignores critical factors regarding safety of unmanned aircraft systems (UAS) in a misguided article that could frighten readers about the impending integration of UAS into the national airspace system. From the opening sentence, the author refers to "a record of calamity that exposes the potential dangers of throwing open American skies to drone traffic," when in fact, the safety records of military aircraft – which the author admits are improving and haven't cost a single life – have little to do with future safe commercial operations of unmanned systems in domestic airspace on which the FAA is working diligently.


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I have the latest version of PMS (1.72.0) on a Windows 7 64-bit PC. I also have a Sony Blu-ray player which had been working just fine with PMS. I applied a software patch to the Sony player and now all videos I try to stream through PMS comes up with a corrupt or unsupported file format error message. The software patch made the player require a DNLA compatible device in order to play. The videos work just fine when streamed through Windows Media Player, but would rather be using PMS.
I know PMS is supposed to be DNLA compatible and I do see the folder structures on the TV, just won't play videos.
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House and Senate conferees agreed earlier this week to a measure that would cancel the philosophical exemption that some parents use to skip the shots unless the rate at which kids were getting the immunization in question dropped below 90 percent.
The House had been expected to debate and vote on the conference committee report on Wednesday afternoon, but put action off until Thursday amid questions about whether there's enough support in the House to pass the compromise measure.
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AUSTIN, Texas – The Texas A&M - Corpus Christi men's tennis team battled the No. 6 Texas Longhorns today before coming up short 6-1 at Penick-Allison Tennis Center on the UT campus. The Islanders (8-5) will look to bounce back tomorrow at 12 p.m. when they host UT Arlington at the Thomas J. Henry Tennis Center.
"We played a great team today," Director of Tennis Steve Moore said. "Give them a lot of credit. They are a very talented team and a class act group. The thing about playing the best like this is you truly learn what you must do better and you learn also what you must not do to reach the next level.
"We must set the tone with better energy at the beginning. We can't let the other team start with more energy than us, and anything that is mediocre or sloppy must be eliminated. Against a team like this you can't play nine out of 10 points like a competitive pit bull, you must play 10 out of 10 points like a competitive pit bull."
The Longhorns (11-2) secured the doubles point after wins on courts one and three to jump out to a 1-0 lead. Texas's Søren Hess-Olesen and Sudanwa Sitaram teamed up to take an 8-2 victory over Islanders Javier Pujol and Pietro Jordao in the No. 3 slot. The Longhorns then captured the point in No. 1 doubles after Jacoby Lewis and David Holiner topped the Islanders' tandem of Peter Nagy and Guillaume Rauseo, 8-2. In No. 2 doubles, the freshman-senior duo of Matt Westmoreland and Paul Cook were battling George Goldhoff and Nick Naumann when the point was clinched. The duo was down 5-3 after taking an early 2-1 lead.
Texas carried its momentum into singles play to push ahead 2-0 after a straight-set win in No. 4 singles. Holiner garnered a 6-2 first-set win over Pujol before defeating the sophomore 6-0 in the second set. The Longhorns captured their third point of the night in No. 3 singles after Rauseo fell in straight sets to Clement Homs, 6-2, 6-1. Prior to Homs win, Rauseo had clinched seven straight singles matches.
The Longhorns clinched the match in No. 6 singles after Lewis squeezed out a 7-5 first-set win over Cook and a 6-0 victory in the second set. The Islanders kept fighting in the final three singles matches. Nagy battled Naumann in the No. 1 slot to force a super tiebreaker. After dropping the first set, 6-2, Nagy clawed his way back to win the second set 6-4. In the super tiebreaker, Nagy jumped out to an 8-5 lead before Naumann came back to earn five straight points to win, 10-8.
In No. 2 singles, Ricardo Mayagoitia dropped a close 7-6 (2) first set before falling 6-2 in the second set to No. 32-ranked Goldhoff.
"Ricky and Peter played very close matches at No. 1 and No. 2 singles," Moore said. "They made some very key adjustments, but they just couldn't quite finish the job. I really thought Peter competed extremely hard, but one or two unfocused points were the difference in that tiebreaker. I thought his energy and aggression in the second set was much better than the first."
In the final singles match of the day, Westmoreland went neck-and-neck with Sitaram in No. 5 singles. After Sitaram captured the first set 6-4, Westmoreland roared back to win the second set 7-6 (2) to force a super tiebreaker. The senior came out strong with a 4-0 lead before extending his lead to 8-4. After Sitaram won the next two points, Westmoreland sealed the next point to take a 9-6 lead. Sitaram answered with consecutive points before Westmoreland clinched the Islanders' lone point of the day, 10-8.
"I was very proud of Matt Westmoreland," Moore said. "I think his match is a great illustration of what happens when you stay in the present and play each point separately and with intensity."
The Islanders will return to action tomorrow when they host UT Arlington at 12 p.m. at the Thomas J. Henry Tennis Center.
"We tell them all the time it's a long journey," Moore added. "Every good team is working hard and improving, but who is improving at a higher rate than others. That is our challenge. That is how we must separate ourselves.
"We need to learn from this, get our minds refocused, and be ready to play with great spirit and intensity against a very tough UT Arlington team. We have had incredibly tough matches against them and we are expecting a battle tomorrow."
For all the latest on Islanders Tennis, like the team on Facebook (IslandersTennis) and follow them on Twitter and Instagram (@IslandersTennis).
Tennis Match Results
Texas A&M - Corpus Christi vs. No. 6 Texas
02/23/14 at Austin, Texas
#6 Texas 6, Texas A&M - Corpus Christi 1
Singles competition:
1. Nick Naumann (UT) def. Peter Nagy (AMCC) 6-2, 4-6, 1-0 (10-8)
2. #32 George Goldhoff (UT) def. Ricardo Mayagoitia (AMCC) 7-6 (7-2), 6-2
3. Clement Homs (UT) def. Guillaume Rauseo (AMCC) 6-2, 6-1
4. David Holiner (UT) def. Javier Pujol (AMCC) 6-2, 6-0
5. Matt Westmoreland (AMCC) def. Sudanwa Sitaram (UT) 4-6, 7-6 (7-2), 1-0 (10-8)
6. Jacoby Lewis (UT) def. Paul Cook (AMCC) 7-5, 6-0
Doubles competition:
1. Jacoby Lewis/David Holiner (UT) def. Peter Nagy/Guillaume Rauseo (AMCC) 8-2
2. George Goldhoff/Nick Naumann (UT) vs. Matt Westmoreland/Paul Cook (AMCC) 5-3, unfinished
3. Søren Hess-Olesen/Sudanwa Sitaram (UT) def. Javier Pujol/Pietro Jordao (AMCC) 8-2
Match Notes:
Texas A&M - Corpus Christi 8-5
Texas 11-2; National ranking #6; Regional ranking #1
Order of finish: Doubles (3,1); Singles (4,3,6,1,2,5)