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i will be there tomorrow (with Passenger)
what time do you go on? i have an interview friday, so im hoping you dont go on too late...................
Wed Apr 25, 2012 2:31 pm
Sage Francis
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Nice. I'm hoping I don't go on too late as well. Most likely 11pm
Wed Apr 25, 2012 2:45 pm
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are you to the point in your career where you take requests? hah, if so i have always wanted to hear "Hang Time aka bang bang boogie"
it was my birthday yesterday, it could be a late present :)
Wed Apr 25, 2012 3:12 pm
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Been a long time! Looking forward to it. See you tomorrow!
Wed Apr 25, 2012 3:28 pm
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Great show last night fellas. Really enjoyed both sets thoroughly. Dolan's new stuff is banging and so is Vol 2. Love that Sage played a lot of stuff off Personal Journals for its 10th anniversary... brought me back to all those shows many years ago and reminded me of why I fell in love with sage... sexually. New song was hot fiyah and looking forward to hearing that translated on an audio recording. Great twists on songs throughout the show as well. Both sets were very well thought out. Really enjoyed myself. Thanks guys. Next time you're in town, hit me up so I can take you for some real Tex Mex rather than that god awful Chupacabras.
B., sorry but you lost the dance battle.
Fri Apr 27, 2012 9:31 am
Sage Francis
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Thanks again for coming out. It was nice seeing you guys there. I also saw a couple other people from way back in the day. Means a lot.
Fri Apr 27, 2012 3:26 pm
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I was impressed by the amount of young kids there... thought that was pretty cool.
I'll keep coming as long as you keep putting out.
Fri Apr 27, 2012 3:50 pm
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Fri Apr 27, 2012 4:08 pm
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Sunday sunday sunday! I got Monday morning off work, the car is gased up and my dancing shoes are shined like a mofo.
It's go time.
Fri Apr 27, 2012 5:27 pm
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I saw a picture of MP3D, so not only did he find him but there's visual proof.
I super <3 Texas for it's weird.
Sat Apr 28, 2012 11:32 am
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In the building! Balcony, baby!!!
Best Sage/BDolan show to date. B played some new material people are going to love. B also killed a local clown in the dance battle. Dallas didn't represent very well in dancing.
It was really cool finally getting to see all the Personal Journals stuff live and some of the mashup/medley action going on. Every show gets better and more entertaining.
Thanks for coming through TX guys. You gentlemen are masters of your craft.
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Mon Apr 30, 2012 10:06 am
Sage Francis
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We are back home. As expected we ran into a few unique and interesting/annoying problems during our TX run. I don't have the energy or time to explain it all at the moment, but maybe by the end of the night I will. What's most important is how awesome the fans were. The people who came to the shows were ravenous. They bought merch, they screamed the lyrics, they participated in the show. We felt loved and appreciated, so that's the good stuff.
My favorite part of this whole jaunt was getting to hang with B. Dolan for 5 days. We've been on our own separate tour paths since 2010, so it was really nice to joke around, dis rappers, and spitball ideas with him. Not to mention developing the whole Epic Beard Men concept on stage while performing our songs together again. Eemz me bruddah. "Boop, boop."
A major highlight is when an 8 year old Houston boy came on stage and recited the lyrics to Keep Moving.
*These shows were not promoted properly. They relied heavily on my own promotion, but I do not have the local outreach that they do. Promoters and venues are getting way too lax in their promotion techniques. I took a big risk on working with new promoters this time through. Sometimes that works to our benefit. Not this time. The crowds were nice but not as big as they could have been. It's funny seeing people find out about the show after they're already over and they're like, "WHY DID NO ONE TELL ME ABOUT THIS!" Haha. Ah well.
*The San Antonio show was thrown in a basement with a stage that didn't arrive until 9pm. The sound guy was an absolute dolt. I was really frustrated with that show until I hit the "stage." At that point the enthusiasm of the crowd totally lifted my spirits. It was awesome from there on out.
*Arriving to our overpriced roach hotel at 2AM after the San Antonio show, totally fucking exhausted, the desk clerk proved to be just as incompetent as the sound guy was. I booked the hotel through expedia but he couldn't find our reservation. He stared at the computer like it was an impossible math problem. He shuffled around as we stood patiently. I then suggested that I could call Expedia and see what the problem was. He said, "See...if you booked this through Expedia then your name would be right HERE" as he pointed at my name. And I said, "Yeah...that's my name. The one I gave you when we came in. Now give us our key." Christ almighty, Texas is a special place.
Here is a great review of the Fitzgerald's show in Houston:
Tue May 01, 2012 6:30 pm
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Location: Third Coast
Peaks and valleys, Sage. Peaks and valleys. Looks like you've come out clean, and that's a good thing. I eagerly await news of a Midwest tour.
Tue May 01, 2012 6:53 pm
Sage Francis
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Well, we already did the midwest tour this year. I probably won't do another one until I have a new album out.
Tue May 01, 2012 8:15 pm
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my problem is unfortunately rather unspecific. I am currently trying to figure out where the problem is and PS3's error messages are not really helping. I also tried the FAQ but I didn't find an easy solution.
What I am trying to do: I have several MKV files with HD content and H.264 video and usually AC3 or DTS audio. I want to play these files on the PS3 without live re-encoding. Sure, tsMuxer might help, but to my experience tsMuxer is often not working properly, causes lots of headache (esp. with DTS audio) and the resulting files have limited use outside of the PS3. MPEG4 on the other hand is rather elegant. A standardized container able to hold H.264 and 5.1 AAC. A file format that can be played natively on the PS3 and other devices.
So far so good. Here is what I achieved so far. I have a 10 GB MKV with H.264 and DTS. With ffmpeg 0.6.something I was able to convert it to an .m4v file which I could stream without any problems to the PS3 via PSM. Unfortunately, ffmpeg 0.6 is not mapping the DTS channels properly to AAC mapping (Center channel is on right channel and so on) so I switched to ffmpeg 0.8. With this version the mapping is correct, but the PS3 refuses to play the file. I get an "The data is corrupted" error upon selecting the file from PSM. This only occurs if I try to play the complete 10 GB .m4v. If I just remux some minutes of the video, it plays fine.
I heard there are some problems with large (>4GB) MP4 files on the PS3. This might seem like a plausible explanation why the complete file does not play. BUT before I was already able to play the whole 10 GB file (from ffmpeg 0.6 with wrong channel mapping). So either the 4GB limit is a hoax/misunderstanding (FAT on external drives connected to PS3 cannot hold >4GB files but that's no issue if streamed over network) or PMS does some magic to convince PS3 to play the file. Unfortunately I changed a lot of things including many PMS settings.
Has anyone ever played large MP4 files (>4 GB) successfully on the PS3? Are there relevant options I should try in PMS to play MP4 files? Any ideas what might be the problem in my case? I am rather looking for some ideas where to start than for a complete solution. The error messages from the PS3 are rather unhelpful.


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9.3-2 Arson in the Second Degree -- § 53a-112 (a) (1)
Revised to December 1, 2007 (modified June 13, 2008)
The defendant is charged [in count __] with arson in the second degree. The statute defining this offense reads in pertinent part as follows:
a person is guilty of arson in the second degree when, with intent to destroy or damage a building, (he/she) starts a fire or causes an explosion and <insert appropriate subsection:>
§ 53a-112 (a) (1) (A): such act subjects another person to a substantial risk of bodily injury.
§ 53a-112 (a) (1) (B): such fire or explosion was intended to conceal some other criminal act.
§ 53a-112 (a) (1) (C): such fire or explosion was intended to subject another person to a deprivation of a right, privilege or immunity secured or protected by the constitution or laws of this state or of the United States
For you to find the defendant guilty of this charge, the state must prove the following elements beyond a reasonable doubt:
Element 1 - Started or caused fire or explosion1
The first element is that the defendant started or caused a fire or explosion. To "start" means to commence. To "cause an act to be done" is to bring it about. The fire started need not be a tremendous one. The mere striking of a match can be the start of a fire. The fire or explosion must be incendiary in origin. That is, it must not be accidental or caused by carelssness. In considering whether the fire or explosion was incendiary in origin, you may rely upon all the facts and circumstances at the time and place of the fire or explosion, as you find them to have been proved, and may draw any reasonable or logical inferences from such facts. The mere fact that there was fire or explosion damage to a building does not create an inference that its origin was incendiary.
Element 2 - Intent
The second element is that the defendant specifically intended to destroy or damage a building.2 A person acts "intentionally" with respect to a result when (his/her) conscious objective is to cause such result. <See Intent: Specific, Instruction 2.3-1.>
Ordinarily, "building" implies a structure that may be entered and used by people, as a residence or for business, or for other purposes involving occupancy by people, whether or not it is actually entered and used as such. <Insert one or both of the following parts of the definition as appropriate:>
The law has expanded this definition to include, in addition to what we ordinarily know as a building, any watercraft, aircraft, trailer, sleeping car, railroad car, other structure or vehicle or any building with a valid certificate of occupancy.
The statutory definition also provides that where a building consists of separate units, such as, but not limited to separate apartments, offices or rented rooms, any unit not occupied by the defendant is, in addition to being a part of such building, a separate building.
Element 3 - Additional factor
The third element is that <insert as appropriate:>
§ 53a-112 (a) (1) (A): the defendant's act of starting a fire or causing an explosion subjected another person to a substantial risk of bodily injury. A "substantial risk of bodily injury" means a risk that is real, considerable and material.
§ 53a-112 (a) (1) (B): the defendant's intention was to conceal some other criminal act. You must find that the defendant committed a criminal act and that (he/she) started the fire or caused the explosion with the intent to conceal that act. In this case, the state claims that the defendant committed the crime of <insert name of crime>. The elements of that offense are <refer to instruction on alleged crime>.
§ 53a-112 (a) (1) (C): the defendant's act of starting a fire or causing an explosion was intended to subject another person to a deprivation of a right, privilege or immunity secured or protected by the constitution or laws of this state or of the United States. Rights, privileges and immunities are generally synonymous terms referring to the guarantees that all citizens of this country enjoy, including but not limited to ownership of property, life, liberty and the exercise of civil rights.
In summary, the state must prove beyond a reasonable doubt that 1) the defendant started or caused a fire or explosion, 2) (he/she) intended to destroy or damage <identify the building>, and 3) <insert appropriate additional factor>.
If you unanimously find that the state
has proved beyond a reasonable doubt each of the elements of the crime of arson
in the second degree, then you shall find the defendant guilty. On the other
hand, if you unanimously find that the state has failed to prove beyond a
reasonable doubt any of the elements, you shall then find the defendant not
1 State v. Houle, 105 Conn. App. 813, 818 n.4 (2008) (on the meaning of incendiary); State v. Gaines, 36 Conn. App. 454, 458-59 (1995) (on the meaning of "causing a fire").
State v. Dubose, 75 Conn. App. 163, 174-75, cert. denied, 263 Conn. 909


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NEW: Shotgun-toting man robs Manatee stores
Published: Friday, July 26, 2013 at 6:22 a.m.
Last Modified: Friday, July 26, 2013 at 6:22 a.m.
Deputies are looking for a man who they say brandished a sawed-off shotgun as he robbed two convenience stores in Manatee County in the early-morning hours today.
No one was injured during the robberies, which occurred some 30 minutes apart at a pair of 7-Eleven stores, according to the Manatee County Sheriff's Office.
The suspect, described as a black male standing roughly six feet tall and roughly 20 to 30 years old, first entered a store at 2603 53rd Ave. W. at approximately 2:40 a.m., pointed the shotgun at a clerk and demanded money, according to reports. The clerk complied, and the suspect then left the area on foot.
A second, similar robbery then was reported at 3:15 a.m. at a store at 5904 42nd Ave. W., with the same suspect identified.
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Visitors to Marietta's Mound Cemetery are often curious about a large, weathered sandstone structure that stands to the left of the walkway about halfway between the mound and the cemetery's main entrance on Fifth Street.
"It looks really sinister. People usually think it's a tomb of some kind," said Lynne Sturtevant, who often conducts historical tours of Mound Cemetery as the founder and owner of Hidden Marietta.
In fact, the structure is what was known as a "receiving tomb" when former Marietta mayor, businessman and philanthropist Nahum Ward commissioned the building of the stone vault in the mid-1800s.
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SAM SHAWVER The Marietta Times
Scott Britton, local historian and director of The Castle in Marietta, looks over the large stone vault commissioned by Nahum Ward around 1858. The vault housed bodies when the ground was too frozen to dig a grave or when burials had to be delayed until family arrived for the funerals.
The receiving tomb provided a temporary resting place for bodies when the ground was too frozen for grave-digging or when a burial had to be delayed for some reason.
"It was put up before the Civil War," Sturtevant said. "Embalming was not common at that time. That wasn't something most people did. When someone died they were usually buried pretty quick."
She noted that most graveyards at that time were not located within town limits, and when a death occurred the body of the deceased might be kept in the bedroom or parlor of a home for viewing for a day or so, but then it was quickly removed and taken to a cemetery.
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About the receiving tomb
in Mound Cemetery
Construction was commissioned around 1858 by former Marietta mayor, businessman and philanthropist Nahum Ward.
Also called the Ward Stone Vault, the sandstone structure is located in the northwest section of Mound Cemetery to the left of the walkway from the Fifth Street main entrance to the graveyard.
Mound Cemetery is located in the 400 block of Fifth Street in Marietta.
"But what if the ground was frozen or there had been a flood and the soil was not stable?" Sturtevant asked. "Ward had the stone vault built so they could keep bodies until they could be buried."
In his book, "Mound Cemetery of Marietta, Ohio," the late Marietta College Professor Owen Hawley provided some history of the receiving tomb, also known as the Ward Stone Vault.
"(T)he city needed a suitable place in which to keep the remains of a deceased person in the event the freezing winter weather did not allow digging a grave immediately, or if the body had to be kept somewhere until out-of-town family members arrived for the funeral," Hawley wrote.
He noted during a Marietta Council meeting on May 31, 1859, there was "a proposition from N. Ward to sell to the city a tomb erected by him in the graveyard for the sum of $125 to be used as a Receiving Tomb..."
A local philanthropist, Ward had financed several local projects, including his most famous-the building of the massive Unitarian Universalist Church on the corner of Third and Putnam streets. Hawley wrote that Ward paid $25,000 for the church construction.
But the receiving tomb was not purchased by the city until after Ward's death on April 6, 1860, according to Hawley, who wrote that the stone structure was finally bought in January 1862 from William Skinner Ward, Nahum's son.
Hawley quoted the city council minutes stating the tomb was purchased for "the sum of sixty dollars to be paid when the City Treasurer shall receive from the County Auditor the December installment of taxes due this city."
He added that council also instructed the cemetery sexton to charge $2 for the use of the vault for any amount of time, not to exceed 10 days.
The first publicly-recorded use of the receiving tomb was in September 1867, according to Hawley, who noted that Noah Lindsley Wilson, president of the Marietta & Cincinnati Railroad, had died in Versailles, France, at the age of 54.
The Marietta Register reported that Wilson's remains were placed in the vault at Mound Cemetery "to await the arrival of Mrs. Wilson when the funeral services take place sometime next week."
Wilson was finally buried on Sept. 26.
When local funeral homes came into being and the science of embalming became more widely used, the receiving vault was no longer needed to store bodies.
"But the vault was still there," Sturtevant said. "It was used as a tool shed by the cemetery crews for a while, until better tool-storage facilities were constructed at the Oak Grove Cemetery."
Hawley wrote that the receiving tomb opening was eventually bricked up "to prevent less desirable uses from occurring within the vault."
Sturtevant agreed.
"Something like that would have been irresistible to some of the area teenagers," she said.
Scott Britton, local historian and director of The Castle in Marietta, also conducts guided tours of Mound Cemetery during the warmer months of the year. He said the Ward Stone Vault always draws tourists' attention.
"I don't even have to bring the subject up. People are always very curious about what the stone vault is," he said. "And they're really surprised when I tell them the story behind it. It's interesting to see their reaction. But after I explain the use of the tomb, they can see the practicality during that time of history."


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BEAUMONT, Texas – The Texas A&M - Corpus Christi men's and women's cross country teams clocked fourth-place finishes today at the Southland Conference Championships at Tyrrell Park, hosted by Lamar. The men's team all clocked individual personal-best times while BreAnna Briggs and Cecilia Jones earned a spot on the women's all-conference team. Senior Patrick Kimeli earned his third straight all-conference honor with a fourth-place finish.
"I was really happy with the men's team," Head Coach Shawn Flanagan said. "They ran their personal-best times and it was a fast course. Patrick ran really well and anytime you have eight out of eight guys run lifetime best that's pretty good."
Kimeli, the reigning Southland Conference two-time individual champion and two-time men's athlete of the year led the No. 7-regional ranked men's team with a fourth-place finish. The Eldoret, Kenya native clocked an 8k personal-best time of 24:10.6. Last season, Kimeli won with a time of 24:50.
The men's team all clocked personal-best times all in which were under 26 minutes. Sophomore Philipp Baar was the second Islander to cross the line with a time of 24:49.5 to finish in 14th place. Abel Koskey and Christoph Hintz finished back-to-back in 22nd and 23rd places. Koskey turned in a time of 25:16.0 in his debut Southland Conference Championship and Hintz clocked a time of 25:18.3. Next to finish for the men's team were seniors Daniel Barlow and Adrian Marquez who also finished back-to-back. Barlow finished in 29th with a time of 25:32.3 and Marquez placed 30th with a time of 25:38.1. Rounding out the Islanders was Paul Hansel and Jacob Abrego. Hansel crossed the line in 33rd place with a time of 25:47.9 and Abrego clocked a time of 25:53.6 to place 35th out of 73 runners.
"Fourth place wasn't what we were hoping for but if you look at their individual performances there's nothing to be ashamed of," Flanagan said. "We went out and competed. We will continue to work and improve."
The men's team finished behind McNeese State, who won the men's race with 25 points and snapped Lamar's string of six consecutive team titles. In second was Lamar (66 points) and ahead of the Islanders in third was Stephen F. Austin (80 points). The Islanders followed in fourth with 90 points and improved their fifth-place finish from 2010, the last time Lamar hosted. Central Arkansas rounded out the top five with 130 points and Sam Houston State (165 points), Oral Roberts (231 points), Northwestern State (240 points) and Southeastern La. (243 points) rounded out the teams.
The women's team was led by Briggs, who turned in a 6k personal-best time of 21:29.1 to place fourth and pace the Islanders to a fourth-place finish with 82 points. The Islanders won the last four out of five conference meets but was edged by Stephen F. Austin (56 points), Sam Houston State (58 points) and Lamar (80 points). The last time the Islanders finished outside of the top two was in 2006 when the women's team placed sixth. Finishing behind the Islanders in fifth place was Central Arkansas (120 points), McNeese State (148 points), Nicholls State (148 points), Oral Roberts (204 points), Northwestern State (206 points) and Southeastern La. (265 points).
"On the women's side, the top three girls, Bre, Cecy and Jasmine, ran great," Flanagan said. "Vanessa had an off day and Regina, Ashley and Alex all came together in the end which is a good sign as freshmen. They are learning how to race."
Finishing behind Briggs was Jones with a personal-best time of 21:29.1. The junior placed 10th just ahead of Jasmine Boutte who turned in a time of 22:06.00 to place 11th. Vanessa Galindo followed with a time of 23:01.6 to finish in 26th place ahead of the Islanders' three freshmen. Regina Salinas clocked a time of 23:15.0 to place 31st while Alexandra Fernandez finished in 36th place with a time of 23:29.8. Ashley Mills crossed the line with a time of 23:26.0 in 39th place and Kayla Fischer rounded out the women's team in 56th place with a time of 23:14.5.
"I'm real happy with what we can do in the future," Flanagan added. "It was nice that Bre went out as an all-conference performer."
Briggs along with Kimeli and Jones all earned all-conference honors for finishing in the top 10.
The Islanders will travel to Fayetteville, Ark. to compete in the NCAA Regional on Fri., Nov. 9.
For the latest information, follow Islanders Cross Country on Twitter (@IslandersTFXC) and Facebook (Texas A&M Corpus Christi Track & Field/Cross Country).
2012 Southland Conference Cross Country Championships
Women's 6k Team Scores:
1. Stephen F. Austin 56
2. Sam Houston State 58
3. Lamar 80
4. Texas A&M - Corpus Christi 82
5. Central Arkansas 120
6. McNeese State 148
7. Nicholls State 173
8. Oral Roberts 204
9. Northwestern St. 206
10. Southeastern La. 265
Texas A&M - Corpus Christi Individual Results:
4. BreAnna Briggs 21:29.1
10. Cecilia Jones 22:06.00
11. Jasmine Boutte 22:08.4
26. Vanessa Galindo 23:01.6
31. Regina Salinas 23:15.0
36. Alexandra Fernandez 23.29.8
39. Ashley Mills 23:36.0
56. Kayla Fischer 23.14.5
Men's 8k Team Scores:
1. McNeese State 25
2. Lamar 66
3. Stephen F. Austin 80
4. Texas A&M - Corpus Christi 90
5. Central Arkansas 130
6. Sam Houston State 165
7. Oral Roberts 231
8. Northwestern State 240
9. Southeastern La. 243
Texas A&M - Corpus Christi Individual Results:
4. Patrick Kimeli 24:10.6
14. Philipp Baar 24:49.5
22. Abel Koskey 25:16.0
23. Christoph Hintz 25:18.3
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High School: Played at Allen High School for coach Kelly Gregoriew ... produced 197 kills, a team high in blocks with 17 solo and 114 assisted, 12 aces, a hitting percentage of .239 and 77 digs ... three-year starter for the Eagles that capped her career by helping lead the team to a 38-7 record her senior year and a district championship.
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Tahoe Senior Plaza ended 2012 with a wonderful New Year's Eve Party for residents, family and friends.We would like to thank our wonderful Party Hosts and providers: All the girls at "It's So Good It's a Crime Catering."Jeannette Shippee, Linda Clark, Donna Lightholder, Lisa Serafini, Mr. & Mrs. Borges, Christin Cainahan and Teresa Dejournette.A special thank you to our DJ music master, Donna Baxter.We thank you all, you made our New Year's Eve very special and it was a lot of fun.We would also like to thank Safeway, Christmas Cheer, El Dorado Food Bank and many special people in our community who have contributed throughout the year to the residents of Tahoe Senior Plaza. Thank you for thinking of us, we appreciate you. Tahoe Senior Plaza Board of DirectorsSheila Cooper, administrator
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Free public domain sheet music from IMSLP / Petrucci Music Library
|Works by this person are most likely not public domain within the EU and in those countries where the copyright term is life+70 years. They may also be protected by copyright in the USA, unless published before 1923, in which case they are PD there as well. However, this person's works are public domain in Canada (where IMSLP is hosted), and in other countries where the copyright term is life+50 years.
William Berwald(26 December 1864 — 8 May 1948)
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Gordon started playing with The Duo (Marco Benevento on keys & Joe Russo on drums) after Phish's "breakup" in 2004.
This particular show features the premiere of their version of "You Enjoy Myself". If you want to hear an amazing version of YEM without guitar, here you go.
Of Phish note this show also features "Cars, Trucks, Buses", and a "Foam" as noted above that teases "Lengthwise", "Theme from the Bottom", "CTB", "YEM" and other holiday themed teases.
"The Trio", or "G.R.a.B." (Gordon, Russo, and Benevento), before they became "G.R.A.B." in 2006 (Gordon, Russo, Anastasio, Benevento), were a relatively short lived project.
Their shows are mostly "Duo" songs with a few covers and teases sprinkled in, such as Gordon singing Hanks Williams' "Lost Highway" here.
The complete list of Phish songs that this project covered, as far as I know, are:
Foam (with an hour long jammed out version from Atlanta)
Mike's Song
Cars, Trucks, Buses
Theme from the Bottom
You Enjoy Myself
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Trim the top of the cakes with a large serrated knife to level the surface. Place one cake layer on a serving platter. Spread 1/2 cup of the blue frosting on top of the cake. Place the other cake layer, trimmed side down on top of the frosting. Spread the remaining blue frosting all over the cake and make smooth.
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Add the Gil and Molly cake toppers (recipe follows). Snip a small corner from the bag with the vanilla frosting. Pipe small dots of frosting to look like bubbles near the cake toppers and around the side of the cake.
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%gosta 0\[ezus A nexus -publication of the Salish and %potenai 'Tribes of the. J fathead Indian Reservation Chief Charlo of the Salish VOLUME 16, NUMBER 35 THE SHOOTING MONTH Chief Koostatah of the Kootenai JANUARY 20, 1988 Community invited to eat chili, watch teens' play and 'get corny' Community members who have wanted to see the "Designer Genes" musical production [12-16-87 CKN] will have that opportunity on January 28, at a "chili feed/variety show/pie auction" in the St. Ignatius elementary school gymnasium, according to Mary Herak, school CARE Program coordinator. The evening of entertainment, co-sponsored by the P.T.A. and the CARE Program, will serve as a fund-raiser to send more students to the Montana Teen Institute and the Teens in Partnership summer camps, and to help cover some of the costs being incurred by the play cast at the "Montanans Caring for Kids" conference in GreatFalls Jan. 21-22 (see article on page two). The evening will begin at 6:30, with a feast of chili and fry bread, Herak said. A "Hee-Haw" type variety show and pie auction will begin at 7:30, featuring local talent. "Designer Genes" will begin at 8:15, followed by a closing sing-along at 9 p.m. A short P.T.A. meeting will be held at 6 p.m. for those interested. "Anyone who wants to do a quick joke, a short skit, or a song is encouraged to do so," Herak said. "This is all for fun. Grab your children and your best friends and get corny." The P.T.A. is providing ingredients for the chili and parents of the play cast and MTI/TIP students have been asked to bring pies and fry bread. Anyone who has an act or wants to help out can call (Continues on the next page) Education surveys still wanted. 10 00 S8 Si 3 If you thought it was too late to send in that education survey that the Tribes' Personnel office sent out last Oct.(?) and you thought they might have stopped taking them: It's not, and they haven't. Personnel director Teresa Wall-McDonald says the surveys are still wanted and very needed. The information gathered through the surveys is completely confidential and will be used to compile statistics reflecting the general membership's career goals, educational needs and any suggestions to train members to meet the qualifications needed in the more technical positions within the Tribal structure. The effort was initiated when the Tribal Council declared a goal to achieve total Tribal member employment by the year 1995. "We're finding out there are qualified, talented, technical people out there who are Tribal members," said Wall-McDonald. Everyone's input would be appreciated, regardless of age, place of residence or whether or not you currently have career aspirations. Completed surveys can be sent to the Tribal Personnel Office, Box 278, Pablo, MT 59855. For more information, call Wall-McDonald, or any of her staff at (406) 675-2700.
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MARTINEZ -- The respective siblings of slain Caltrans toll taker Deborah Ross and Golden Gate Transit bus driver Ersie "Chuckie" Everette on Tuesday echoed each other on the witness stand: Nathan Burris is a coward.
Unknown to each other before they were united in grief by the Aug. 11, 2009 Richmond-San Rafael Bridge toll plaza killings, Ross' sister, Jane Gray-Walker, and Everette's brother, Ron Everette, were the final witnesses for the prosecution in the penalty phase of Burris' capital trial.
Burris, a 49-year-old Richmond man, was convicted last week of two counts of first-degree murder and special circumstances for the shotgun shootings that he says were justified because he suspected the victims had become romantically involved after Ross ended their 14-year relationship. Burris, acting as his own attorney, will present his penalty phase defense Wednesday, after which the jury will decide whether to recommend a death sentence or life in prison without the possibility of parole.
"He fooled the whole family. We had no idea he was that treacherous, that lowdown and dirty," Gray-Walker said. "He's a lying coward. He always has been, and we found that out the day he took my sister's life and that man's.
"I don't know why he did what he did, but she did everything she could to help him," Gray-Walker said.
Everette, a 58-year-old San Leandro resident, and Ross, 51, of Richmond, each grew up in large families in Oakland and joined the work force in their teens, with Everette serving in the U.S. Marine Corps and Ross joining the Conservation Corps. Both were described as decent, caring people who were devoted to their church and families.
In the guilt phase of the trial, the jury saw pictures of the victims' lifeless bodies after Burris ambushed Everette in the toll plaza parking and Ross in her toll booth. On Tuesday, the prosecutor shared cherished family photos like Everette on his last Christmas Day, and with his brothers and mother on Mother's Day, and Ross with her daughter, sisters, nieces and nephews at reunions and vacation cruises.
"(I'm) very emotional. It's not because of the murderer. It's because I'm missing my brother, and the memories," Ron Everette testified. "I don't believe, at some points, he's dead. It's like, I'm waiting for him to call me.
"It's an empty feeling, frustrating to realize you don't have him any more," Ron Everette said.
Both siblings said it was hard to comprehend the circumstances surrounding the deaths and that they hated Burris for taking the lives of their loved ones.
"I didn't know it was Nathan. I just knew, whoever it was, I was gonna find them," Ron Everette said, recalling his reaction when he first heard of his brother's murder.
"You're lucky you didn't," Burris replied.
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The Sopranos�has been celebrated for its ambiguous series finale, which left the fate of mob boss Tony Soprano unknown. �But now creator�David Chase�has taken all of the mystery out of the revolutionary episode.
When Chase was asked if Tony's dead in an interview with�Vox, he begrudgingly responded, "No. No he isn't." Other than mentioning that the infamous cut to black scene was inspired by Edgar Allen Poe's poem, "Dream Within a Dream," that's all the information Chase divulged about Tony's fate.
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Though it must have been frustrating for Chase to only be asked this simple question rather than about many of the more interesting aspects of�The Sopranos�for years on end, we're glad he didn't go into more detail and wish he'd maintained his oath of silence completely. Ambiguity in television is OK and�The Sopranos�was the poster child for this type of destabilizing storytelling.
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Afternoon sunlight slants through the window of the Tin Shop, Breckenridge's guest artist facility on Washington Avenue, tucked away from the hustle and bustle of Main Street. The light falls across a table littered with stacks and scraps of paper - maps, booklets, brochures, newspaper, receipts - all in various states of folded, crumpled, shredded disarray. Beyond the artistic chaos, paper roses climb up bits of wood, drawing the eye to an array of tightly wound tubes and rolls of paper that takes over the wall and nearby window in undulating waves.
Standing beside the cluttered table is a slight, blond woman with glasses and an easy smile. This is Anna Berry, the Tin Shop's guest resident for the month of January. Though originally from Scotland, she now resides in Milton Keynes, England, and has spent the last few weeks living and working on an installation inside her artist's studio in the Tin Shop.
Her background, she said, is in photography and much of her artistic work involves photographs and portraits. A few of her pieces are on display in the studio, but the main event here is her paper installation, which she is creating from the pages of the Summit Daily News.
"It was a natural evolution," she said of her transition from photography to working with paper. She's fascinated by the result of changing the structure of her medium while the substance remains the same. It's still newsprint, but "it's entire nature is changed."
Berry cuts the pages down to the size she wants, then wraps it tightly around a simple wooden kebab stick, rolling it up into a slender rod, then slipping the stick out and securing the end of the paper with a bit of glue and a bobby pin. The exact method took some trial and error in the beginning, she said, but now she's got the process down. She's also extremely critical of each roll, inspecting it carefully for any wrinkles or bumps before deciding whether to discard it or add it to the collection growing across the wall.
Her idea for the installation is to make it visually organic, she said. "It's supposed to crawl and develop and evolve."
She said it personally reminds her of barnacles on sea rocks, although she likes to listen to the opinions of the visitors who enter and view the installation-in-progress.
One of the purposes of the guest artist program is to provide opportunities for the public to interact with the artist. All guest artists host workshops and have open studio hours during which people can walk in and watch the artist at work and converse with him or her directly.
"The interface with the public is important," said Stephen Henderson, chair of the Breckenridge Public Arts Commission. "Artists should have a giving, inviting atmosphere."
Each month features a different guest artist at the Tin Shop. Artists interested in the program must submit an application the year before and be accepted by the Breckenridge Public Arts Commission. The artist provides a showcase of their work and have to write about themselves - how they think of themselves as an artist, what they plan to do during their resident month and how they will interact with the public.
Berry first learned of the program when she visited a friend in Breckenridge who took her on a tour of the arts district. She saw the program as an opportunity to try something new with her art and really push her comfort boundaries.
"I really set my heart on it then, and threw everything into my application," she said. When she got it, she was ecstatic.
Since coming at the beginning of January, Berry said she has spent most of her time in the studio working on her installation. This is easy enough, as she's living in a cozy apartment right above the studio.
"It's brilliant literally being able to roll out of bed and be close to your work," she said.
Though she's sad to see her residency come to an end on Jan. 31, she said she's planning to stay on a few more weeks to enjoy the town, the skiing and take some time for photography. Even with all the hours put in on her work, she's loved being in Breckenridge.
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LATHROP - The 130-foot-long, 70-ton concrete girders being shipped out of Con-Fab California Corp.'s yard in Lathrop on Wednesday were something never seen before in California, officials said.
It is the first time such beams - destined to become part of Morgan Hill's $22 million Butterfield Boulevard extension project - have been approved for use in the state.
"This particular shape, this cross section, is new to the state of California," said Brent Koch, senior project engineer for Con-Fab. "It allows longer spans in precast concrete girders."
Phil French, president of the company that provides precast, prestressed concrete components for structures, such as bridges, commercial buildings, apartments parking structures and theaters, said the new design could expand business opportunities.
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And for Morgan Hill, the girders will help complete a long-awaited north-south bypass carrying traffic around its central commercial district.
"It will connect our major industrial parks and will relieve traffic on our downtown major thoroughfare," City Manager Ed Tewes said.
The final phase of the Butterfield Boulevard extension is expensive at $22 million because it includes a pair of bridge spans - where 18 Con-Fab girders come into play - carrying traffic over a set of Union Pacific railroad tracks.
Tewes noted Wednesday it is the last project fostered by the former Morgan Hill Redevelopment Agency before it and other redevelopment agencies were shut down by Gov. Jerry Brown in 2011 in order to redirect more taxes to the state and county governments and school districts.
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OK, Version Beta 3 installed on both Windows and Linux.
Windows Bugs:
1. For some reason on the Window machine, the snap toolbar buttons are doubled for all functions. I therefore have two buttons for each type of snap and cannot access the bottom snaps unless I undoc the toolbar.
For some reason, this is still fine in the Linux Beta 3. Single buttons like always.
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CORPUS CHRISTI – Former Texas A&M - Corpus Christi dancer and current San Antonio Talons Sky Dancer Leslee Blazek returned to campus today to choreograph a couple routines for the current Islanders dance team.
"Leslee saw today how much the program has grown since she was in the program back in 2007-08," Head Coach Melanie Lowry said. "She was a great dancer when she was here and she is an even better dancer now. She is one of the first dancers I coached to dance professionally and there's dancers here who I know want to go in that same direction, so it was great to have her come here and help the girls push toward that goal."
Blazek is in her second year with the Sky Dancers and was coached by Lowry in 2007, during her second year at the Island University.
"She is an amazing chorographer and she choreographed some routines today that we will be performing at different basketball games," Lowry added. "We loved having her here."
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Topic: I changed Lauren's blog.
I have started a new blog for Lauren. I wanted to be a little more creative than I could be on CaringBridge. So her new blog that I write is:
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22 charged in drug roundup in Randolph County
UPDATED 12:11 PM EST Jan 29, 2013
Nearly two dozen people face more than 70 charges following a drug investigation in Randolph County.
The charges come as part of Operation Bad Medicine, which Randolph County deputies began on Friday.
The charges involve a range of drugs, including meth, cocaine, heroin, marijuana, and counterfeit controlled substances. Ages of the charged range from 19 to 58.
Deputies didn't have mugshots for all of the charged. Four hadn't been arrested as of Tuesday morning.
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Dark chocolate; horseback riding lessons top last minute gift ideas for the health blogger in your life
With only hours left till Christmas, a quick round up of healthy living gift ideas is exactly what's needed, don't you think?
I surveryed my esteemed colleagues on the health blog to find out what's on their gift wish list. Here's the unedited version of what they hope to unwrap this holiday season.
A lamp/light so I feel safer when I run at night or in early morning. Perhaps a cap like this; or some of those stretchy resistance bands for exercise. Or another pair of Brooks gloves (they're mittens AND gloves!)
Nancy Churnin
Someone to help me start a garden — a step by step guide that takes me through the first planting; organic make-up kit — Whole Foods just announced that they are selling organic make-up products; ten great healthy easy recipes to feed the family, extra points for crock pot recipes that you can start in the morning and will be done when you get home; something inspiring or that makes me laugh — a collection of beautiful or inspiring pictures – or funny or philosophical quotes, poems or stories that put life in perspective and remind us how important it is stop trudging, to lift up one's eyes and enjoy the journey; a horseback riding lesson and outing. Love horses, haven't ridden one for AGES!
Lululemon yoga pants that look like jeans so I can go from work out to football games,; 2 more hours to every day; 8 hours of sleep and dark chocolate. (I especially enjoy the Christopher Elbow chocolates.)
For her patients: Healthy lifestyles- weight loss and exercise, dark chocolate, less wait times (I'm working on this!), generic medications (they are less expensive) and a happy medical staff!
And from the EATS blog, Kim Pierce:
My first thought is a vegetarian foie gras! Or real, uber-fresh berries, the perishable kind you get in their native growing areas, such as the Pacific Northwest. Raspberries, marion berries – and the berries of my Southern California childhood, boysenberries.
If I can't have those, I'll settle for the closest thing, which would be King Estate Winery Raspberry-Pinot Noir Jam. The pinot brings out the flavor of the estate-grown organic raspberries in Technicolor brilliance. Oh, to savor slowly.


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Liverpool Message Board
I'm not ready to say it 100% the way it's slightly starting to appear, until after Swansea, and hopefully I'm wrong... BUT, Suarez, is starting to resemble that of 2011/12..
I think everyone here, Anfield and the Red half loves the guy for his individual brilliance and pension for the amazing, but last year for all of that genius he provided, was the most wasteful player on the team and in the prem with the amount of shots he took vs goals scored. (Yes he missed 9 games too).
That said, at times this year, and again maybe it's just a 2-3 game dip right now, he's looked a genuine world class central striker and the goal vs Newcastle stands out in my mind, but when he's not in that form, he misses chances wide ALOT, plays with his head down taking on too many people, and often misses a pass (easy ones) by being a bit too selfish looking for the spectacular, albeit with his heart and effort, but not necessarily best for the team..
SO, I've asked this question before, just out of curiosity, and I'm going to ask it again, but in a different way and also saying that NO, it's not necessarily what I want, but, with these factors to consider, could it be reasonable..
Far as I know, or from what I watch, Messi, Ronaldo and Neymar aside, I think the only 3 players around that we may see go for a 50-60M price tag these days, perhaps ever again are: Falcao, Cavani and Suarez..
Now the biggest point/arguing point against Suarez being sold, which again, I'm not saying I want, just playing devil's advocate with a good point of view for the club, was that we always sell our best players and then not buy ones good enough to replace them.. Biggest example ever, Torres - Carroll.. I don't have a crystal ball, but I could swear if that never happened, and having Suarez/Torres we'd be in a whole different boat..
But back to the point, let's just say Bayern really want him, and we can get 55M (Falcao is 48 release, Cavani is 58!!).. We could use all of that (and the owners will not keep it, never have), and buy the likes of Leandro Damaio for the 20m range, then have 35M left in addition to summer funds FSG will give, which could be as little as 15, perhaps as much as 30..
Just what if we could do this:
Suarez, Downing, Reina out.. (figure 70?) + new money..
And then, Damaio, Erickson (Ajax), Ince, Turan, a top class CB and a real destructive CDM..
Could you really be upset with that? Even if you slot in other names you like..
We could theoretically buy 4-5 top class players, in the age frame, while still having Sturridge only 23, Sterling, Coutinho, Shelvey, Henderson, Suso, Lucas ..
Again, I don't necessarily want it, and if Suarez goes on to score 30-35 goals, the answer is absolutely no, but if he's starting to revert back a little into some bad tendencies and that kind of money + additions are there, you kinda have to give it a second thought..
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For me, Shawcross.. NO, not unless we're looking to break peoples' legs. I agree w/ Hobs, he has 0 technical ability and very slow.. He looks like an axe murderer.
We were strongly linked with Wanyama around January, but Celtic were never going to sell, so I can see him as a 15-20M player in the summer. Very good player..
As for Ozil oye.. ironically during that last world cup, I fell in love with the guy about neck and neck with Cavani for me, and Madrid scooped him for 13M!!! He's brilliant, but 30M at least.
For goalie I think Pepe's gone for sure.. I'd really have a good look at Mignolet. Begovic seems like he's on the move since they have Sorensen and bought Butland, but rumors have Utd looking, so we lose there, if true.
We need to get it right in the central midfield, and it is a bit crowded there, who knows if Jordan/Jonjo are fighting for their futures.. I'd have a strong look at Gonalons of Lyon, extremely technical, skilled and strong. Plus it baffles me we don't shop in France more, where Pardew has made a killing. Sissoko for whatever it was, is an absolute steal!
Another striker absolutely, and if Assaidi isn't going to hack it, and Downing presumably going, 2 proper attacking wingers who will start/compete with Sterling and Coutinho.. Turan please? He's been begging for years now and said to be out of Atletico in the summer.. Turan/Ince/Sinclair, all very feasible..
Isco is on the fast track to stardom in La Liga, we'd never afford him or lure over a Madrid/Barca/Chelsea/City inquiry..
Confirmed by club and player, Rodgers attempted for Balazs Dzsudzsak in January: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hSA77Ei6lVY
And, Lazio defender Mobido Diakite, 6'4 185 25 yo said he is likely to leave this summer for regular football and mentioned LFC:
Agreed on all fronts I was just following yours and Rodgers thing on experience.
There's certainly good options available in goal.
phew. I'm glad I got at least one nod by suggesting Wanyama. Eitherway he immediately caught my eye and yes you're right that there's interest from elsewhere. He seems to have more physically than Essien. A bit of a real brute and yet composed.
hmm Ozil? ..................................................ok.
Really don't like Shawcross personally, he is a fighter and can tackle but I don't think he has any technical ability and isnt especially quick, not for me mate.
Don't think we need a warhorse on goal, when it comes to vocality, Pepe is probably the best around, though if he gets the Barca chance, he has to go, of course he does. Vorm, Begovic, Cesar would all be good enough to fill the void for me, even Guzan, Foster etc all very good.
I doubt it would ever happen for Di Natalie, just a pipe dream really!
Wanyama is awesome but he is attracting interest from United, Barca, think we won't get near him, plus £25m is a lot. He looks another Essien, Tiote type.
I think Isco is going to Madrid as well, which reminds me, Ozil seems to be spending a lot of time on the Real bench, he will do! :)
Jason...in a word ...NO. Suarez is WORLD CLASS TALENT aside from him the only talent we still have is Stevie G . So no I dont want to see Suarez leave with the prospect of 3rd level talent coming aboard that may not work out. Sell Louis and bring in ....CAVANI !
THEN u would be talking other tha that forget about it lets hang on to what World Class talent we still have rathe than risk ending up with a team of Jo Allen's and Borinis !
I note no response from anyone to my posts after the debacle in Zenith where I bemoan the lack of our capacity to pass the ball in a FORWARD !!! direction ...perhaps Rogers should be forced to sit and watch replays of the game in Zenith over and over till the penny finally drops as to whichn direction the ball should be made to go in a la Zenith where every p^layer made every effort whenever in possession to propel that ball FORWARD !!! whilst his colleagues ran selflessly constantly off the ball to give him maximum options.
I know Ive stated that Id... though I have no faith in the guy... be patient enough is enough with this guy.... IF his former club come to Anfield and hand us our ass in a bag....it surely must be time to bin this clown and hand Jamie and Stevie G the reigns jointly and see if these two Scouse heros can instill what has been lacking since Rogers arrived ....confidence and team spirit. Rogers on that touchline always looks like The Most Miserable Man Alive.....you think this guy is capable of inspiring his charges when they see him on the touchline he makes Rafa with his clipboard look like Action Man personified !
I like where this thread is going.
Williams I like, but Shawcross too perhaps?????
I've no idea what's going on with Reina but there maybe work to do there. If it's an old war horse / head you want then Friedel is still going strong.
I thought you were never going Italian again Hobs? I also think Di Natali is fine player but I cant seeing ever leaving home now.
Another player that has caught my eye of late is Wanyama (spelling) of Celtic. I saw a little of the Juve game the other night and something stood out for me immediately. Calmness when on the ball perhaps.
I'd also have Isco pretty quick but we'd be in a long line for his services I think.
I think it's also clear that we need more up front.
Hi Jason
I know you were playing devils advocate but here's what I think ...
1) I don't think it will be up to us. I reckon Suarez is looking a more & more frustrated figure. If we finish 7/8th with no cups and he doesn't see any sign of improvement - I think he'll go.
2) I think you can forget attracting the likes of Cavani to Anfield for the foreseeable. Why would a professional with that talent choose to come to a club finishing mid-table in the PL? Selling our world-class talents only makes sense if you can replace them with better - that seems extremely unlikely to me.
3) Suarez does miss a lot of chances but at the moment he is carrying the goal threat of the team on his own. Last night he had zero support. Most of our supporting midfielders were 30 yards away from him. He created at least 2 out of those big 4 chances on his own (with the another the result of a great bit of movement and a pass from Gerrard).
In summary, the reality of what will happen is that if Suarez goes it will be of his own choosing and we won't replace him with a world class talent. At that point we'll be wishing we had someone getting into the positions to miss the chances that he did last night.
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Hi Ps,
Right, like I said it was just being Devil's Advocate, but like you pointed out, he is cutting a disgusted figure, which is in part down to the overall performance last night, but often he does that and it's sometimes due to his own style, which prior to his amazing start to this campaign, has been something we've all seen.
I personally don't think he'll ask for a move this summer without someone/something tempting him.. And, while maybe it was all a media rumor, or in fact smoke where there's fire, Pep Guardiola's agent is his own brother, who is Suarez' agent, so there's that, and the idea of going to Europe's 2nd best club at the moment (imo), is hard to turn down.
If someone comes in for him, or he does ask for a move, we get to ask for no less than 40M which is his release clause, and why I pointed out Falcaos 48M and Cavani's 58M.. So, IF it were to happen we can stand as firm as we did on Torres and get close to 50M.. Again, not that I want it, just saying, and as for Cavani, I've resigned to never getting him a while now, he's still my favorite footballer but he says he's not leaving Napoli and father said maybe Madrid one day (vomit).
But, all the names and replacements aside, let's say he is reverting back to the very wasteful player he has been in the past and can be, I was just emphasizing that it's strength of squad that make teams great, with 1-2 great players. While he may creat more chances than anyone we know, perhaps close to Messi, it's about what you score, not what you create. Just remember our home game last year vs Arsenal.. We kept Van Persie quiet as a mouse for the entire match, he never got a sniff, until he was delivered 2 great passes, and he took both chances, and we lost 2-1 in stoppage time..
There is no player attainable that can create like Suarez and again I agree we couldn't directly replace that, but since it's a conclusion we're losing Reina, probably selling Downing, and Carroll to go to.. with the "IF" on Suarez, that's alot of money combined and if we could add 5 very very good players who can all create and score, in addition to adding what we lack in midfield and defense, it's a compelling argument I struggle with.
At the moment, Sturridge and Gerrard aside, there's nobody within miles of mentioning, playing anywhere near Suarez talent or level, and I don't know we can get them or they're available, so it's becoming a dilemma already..
He is in a bad run of form at the moment, there is no doubt of that. His finishing looked awful in the last 3-4 games but it is just a patch, that is all. I dont think he will leave this summer, I dont think anyone will stump up the money and he wont be allowed to leave for less then £30m. Obviously this post is born out of frustration from a shocking performance last night, I have to say, I watched Falcao and Cavani put in even worse individual displays too!
I have resided to losing Reina this summer to Barca (£8-12m?), Carroll to WHU (£15m?) plus we know we are losing Carragher for nothing and Coates surely will be off too. If Suarez were to leave we would be losing an amazing player but it wouldnt be a shock either, if it were Bayern then I would be asking for Gomez and Alaba!
Jason, tome it´s clear that Suarez is out of control.
If I were Rodgers, I´d lambast him privately and tell him to wise up, stop trying the spectacularly impossible and start playing sensibly. In short, he is being allowed to get away with murder week in week out and I bet it´s not just us supporters he´s frustrating!
Clearly Rodgers can´t control him. Hate to say it but he needs a Fergie to sort him out and turn him from profligate to effective.


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Judy K. Fandrich, age 60, of New Rockford, ND died Saturday, March 16, 2013, at Carrington Health Center in Carrington, ND.
Her Funeral Service will be held Wednesday, March 20, 2013, at 10:30 a.m. in First Lutheran Church, New Rockford. Visitation will be held Tuesday 9 a.m. – 5:30 p.m. in Evans Funeral Home, New Rockford. A Prayer Service will be held at 7 PM, in First Lutheran Church. Burial will be in Carrington Cemetery.
Evan Funeral Home, New Rockford, is in charge of the arrangements.
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