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"They take outrageous but enthralling liberties with some of folk's hardy veterans…they sweep it all before them into a heady mix of great tunes, innovative arrangements, rampant imagination and brazen front&hell...more
They're the dazzling derring-do First Eleven (count them) of British folk. And following 2010′s hook-up with legendary producer John Leckie at Abbey Road for Hedonism, big band Bellowhead have recently got back together with the producer, this time in Rockfield studios in Wales. Here at the world's first residential recording studio, and birthplace of countless classic albums since opening its doors in the mid Sixties, the band of remarkable fellows locked horns, strings and more besides to make their fourth studio album, Broadside, their hardest-hitting to date.
Bellowhead was originally conceived back in 2004 for the fun of a festival field, not the recording studio. It was a bit of a wheeze. The band quickly grew to include like-minded friends of friends of friends, each hailing from (almost) every corner of the UK. Within no time at all the 11 musicians were creating a uniquely raucous, richly coloured mix of folk, funk, music hall, jazz, classical and improvisational dissonance, spiked with a penchant for creating wild and inventive new arrangements for traditional English dance tunes and ballads. Only weeks after forming, their first gig was a sell-out in Oxford. Soon after, a gig at Sidmouth Festival resulted in a broken dance-floor (it also happened twice at Towersey Festival) such was the enthusiasm of the audience.
From those early years, Bellowhead have gone on to perform in front of 1000s and to capture the hearts and ears of even the most dissenting audiences; folk music for people who love it and people who think they don't. And from a bit of a wheeze, Bellowhead has become one of the most highly regarded and sought after bands on the live circuit today. They have been Artists in Residence at London's South Bank Centre for 5 years, have hosted a Christmas special for BBCTV and featured on 'Later with Jools', have chatted on air to Chris Evans, launched their own Hedonism ale, and, at the request of the producers, recorded new versions of the theme tunes for The Archers and The Simpsons.
In the UK, the band has appeared everywhere from Koko in Camden Town to Glastonbury, from the Royal Albert Hall to Latitude, as well as enthralling crowds across Europe and North America.
This is a band full of angles-always coming at live and recorded performance in unexpected ways. And, almost all of these accomplished musicians are also involved in other projects (as featured in 2009′s Umbrellowhead) that run comfortably in parallel with their Bellowhead activities. They range from 'Shifting Sands' with the British Council, uniting trumpeter Andy Mellon, drummer Pete Flood, and saxophonist Brendan Kelly with musicians from Britain, the UEA and the Arabian Gulf, to solo albums, acclaimed duos (Spiers and Boden, Paul Sartin's Belshazzar's Feast with Paul Hutchinson), avant-garde splinter groups (Boden's The Remnant Kings, also featuring multi-instrumentalist, Sam Sweeney) and contemporary jazz (Pete Flood and Brendan Kelly's Farmyard Animals). Jon Boden has also written theatrical scores for the RSC, and was behind the ambitious and successful A Folk Song A Day online project to promote the art of social, communal singing. Bellowhead's chief vocalist inhabits the spirit of an alter ego on stage and along the way has won the Best Singer at the BBC Folk Awards.
With all the wealth of musical knowledge, interest and experience that the good folks of Bellowhead pour into the mix, there's little likelihood that you've ever heard those songs in the way they've been played here. The sheer joie-de vivre of this band is unmatched and once they're ready to roll, they never let up.
The string section of Boden, Sweeney, Paul Sartin and cellist Rachael McShane (whose No Man's Fool album was released in 2010) streams like whitewater through the songs with the heavy ballast of struggle, fate and happenstance that they carry. The brass of trombonist Justin Thurgur, helicon player Ed Neuhauser, Brendan Kelly on sax and trumpeter Andy Mellon, punches high, low and in between, pumping up excitement and a stomping sense of swing around a set of dramatic, story-driven tunes – some more familiar than others – and raising them into areas of musical exploration, energy and theatricality that no other band in Britain can match, regardless of genre.
"Folk singing is about storytelling and stretching out vocally and talking to the audience, rather than going inward and soul searching," says Jon Boden of his technique. That sense of seizing the drama of a song's tune and lyric has him pulling on the stage ropes of gripping theatricality. Benji Kirkpatrick's guitars, bouzouki, banjo and mandolin, and John Spiers' multiple squeezeboxes, are the connecting tissue between the strings, brass and the voices. The ragged company of a shout-out chorus is never far off – while down below – or, rather, high up on his drummer's podium, a percussionist maestro – Pete Flood rattles everything from frying pans to rusty metal and bells. Here's a player who can forge and recast pretty well any time signature you'd care to name, and about whom broadcaster and conductor Charles Hazlewood remarked: "He's a bit like Keith Moon – he's all across everything, all of the time."
That percussive precision and energy means a lot on stage and goes some way to explaining how Bellowhead gets the joint jumping – even if it's a song about cholera (Cholera Camp), prostitution (New York Girls), or meeting the devil with his horny riddles (The Outlandish Knight). This band can raise up the hard partying spirit at the heart of the English song and dance music tradition to extraordinary levels and it's perhaps this quality which remains the band's chief calling card.
"To be a party band," says Paul Sartin, "the music has to be accessible, and therefore contemporary. We haven't deliberately set out to update folk or to cross boundaries but if this is what we've done, it's probably because we bring so many different musical influences into the band."
But how does an 11-piece unit stuffed with superlative performers contain and direct that excitement and energy as one body? Says Pete Flood, "I don't think you'd ever get a Bellowhead performance from a bunch of session musicians. It's that thing of intensely playing stuff and really talking about it and then hanging out for a bit and then going back to it time and again and developing the music and our friendships with each other over months – or years."
As a collective, different members bring in ideas and arrangements for songs, which are then, like a good spirit, put through a complex filtering and distilling process. "When a new piece comes to the table," says Brendan Kelly, "it does change from being something that was first presented by an individual into something which becomes essentially Bellowhead. It'll slowly be warped and shaped into something that belongs to all of us."
Bellowhead is:
Jon Boden : Vocals / Fiddle / Tambourine
John Spiers : Melodeon / Concertina
Benji Kirkpatrick : Guitar / Bouzouki / Mandolin / Banjo
Rachael McShane : Cello / Fiddle
Paul Sartin : Fiddle / Oboe
Sam Sweeney : Fiddle / Bagpipes
Pete Flood : Percussion
Ed Neuhauser : Sousaphone
Justin Thurgur : Trombone
Brendan Kelly : Saxophones / Bass Clarinet
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"Better the occasional faults of a government that lives in a spirit of charity," Franklin Roosevelt intoned in 1936, "than the consistent omissions of a government frozen in the ice of its own indifference."
Spoken at Franklin Field in Philadelphia, these words could be confident as the watch words of the Democratic party ever since.
But over the years it has been challenged, not only by Republicans but Democrats. In 1996, Bill Clinton bizarrely stated with some glee "the era of big government is over." On that fateful day, he consigned 60 years of Democratic policy to the ashcan with a phrase. Indeed, it has begs a question that Dwight Eisenhower's advisor Arthur Larson posed to the GOP: "What are we for?"
Although the Democratic party claims to be the party of labor, it has done precious little for this group. It has become dependent on white collar unions, whose relationship to the battles of the 1930s is remote. Clinton signed NAFTA and Barack Obama continues to tout the virtues of free trade. Before that, John Kennedy and Lyndon Johnson pursued the same policies. Jimmy Carter was the champion of deregulation that frayed the Blue Collar even more.
Since the 1960s, the Democrats have emphasized "rights" issues. Although this is beneficial, it is limited. The party is a set of building blocks placed together often unevenly. Each group has to be addressed - but some have done better than others. Obama's signature issue is LBGT rights: first his abolition of "Don't ask, don't tell" and then his endorsement of gay marriage. This is consistent with the general direction of the party since the 1960s.
But left out of this is a core constituency: the working middle class. One of the stunning revelations of July's job report was that 47 percent of the workforce actually worked full time. This is a direct repudiation of the goals of Johnson's Great Society. His vision was that America's workforce could have a steady job and would be able to take "Molly and the baby" on a nice vacation. The mix and match of today's job market wasn't what LBJ had in mind.
Today Democrats do not question the scratch-and-crawl nature of the economy, they maneuver around the margins. Their main supporters are the professional upper middle class, with all their enlightened attitudes but none of the realities of today's struggling workers. Even Obama has couched every reform with "market forces" being the first prerequisite to satisfy.
Without much sympathy from the party, former Democrats have sometimes embraced Republicans because of their traditional values. Rejecting what George Wallace called the "exotic" left, they have leaned on conservatism as a protection from the turbulent winds of change.
Democrats could at least nod to those in distress and at least offer something spicier than "hope" in order to melt the frozen ice of government.

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To honor Peter P. Lamy, The American Society of Consultant Pharmacists (ASCP) developed the Lamy Memorial Lecture. Information at the Peter Lamy Center (University of Maryland) describes Lamy thus: "A pioneer in geriatric pharmacotherapy, Peter P. Lamy, PhD, ScD dedicated his life to improving drug therapy for the elderly. Dr. Lamy came to the University of Maryland in 1963 where he held dual appointments at the School of Pharmacy and the School of Medicine. In 1978, he established the Center for the Study of Pharmacy and Therapeutics for the Elderly (CSPTE), the first of its kind in a pharmacy school. In 1980, Dr. Lamy published Prescribing for the Elderly, a landmark text and best seller in this emerging field ..."
The Peter P. Lamy Lecture is given as part of the November Annual Meeting of ASCP. It was established by the American Society of Consultant Pharmacists as a forum for the presentation of high level research and new developments in the study of aging and related health care issues. This lecture is designed to serve as a remembrance of the late Dr. Lamy, an innovator in the field of geriatrics and the role of the pharmacist in senior care. Areas of presentation would likely include findings such as those published in prestigious, refereed journals or scholarly publications for the lay audience including the following areas:
Likely presenters will include scientific researchers or practitioners researching the fundamentals of the aging process or the mechanisms of diseases of aging; practitioners researching the treatment of diseases of aging or practitioners who have documented the impact of pharmacy in Senior Care.
Nominations are accepted each year. All members may nominate and nominations must be made in writing, and should include the curriculum vitae of the nominee, along with a narrative endorsement describing the qualifications of the candidate. Nominations must be received by ASCP no later than May 31st of each year and can be emailed to email@example.com [1].
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It could be the difference between who wins and who loses.
The phone calling and the knocking on doors won't stop until the polls close Tuesday night in the hard-fought contest in the 27th Congressional District, where incumbent Democrat Kathleen C. Hochul is trying to repeat her 2011 special election victory in heavily Republican territory, this time against Republican Chris Collins.
"Getting out the vote, especially in these local races, where it could come down to a few hundred votes, the get-out-the-vote efforts could make the difference," said Tom Brede, a veteran of Sen. Harry Reid's tough 2010 campaign in Nevada who is now with Eric Mower + Associates.
That is especially true in this congressional race. The latest Buffalo News/WGRZ poll released Sunday puts Collins ahead by 1 percentage point, with 4 percent of likely voters undecided. One percent of those polled said they would not be voting.
So how do the candidates get out the vote?
Volunteers are concentrated in nondescript office parks and strip malls and also spread out in neighborhoods across the sprawling, largely rural eight-county district. They use sophisticated technology to target voters and phones that employ automated dialers, as well as more conventional methods such as going door-to-door in villages and subdivisions.
"It's talking to as many people as you can as many times as you can," said Hochul spokesman Francis Thomas.
"It's basically what you work for the whole time," said Collins campaign adviser Christopher M. Grant. "You can have the best message in the world, but if 100 people get out to vote, you're going to lose."
Each campaign boasts it has the better ground game.
The Collins campaign will check Tuesday with election inspectors to see who voted, and who still needs to, information they will use to target voters while the polls are open.
The Hochul campaign won't be going to those lengths, Thomas said, but it has hundreds of volunteers making hundreds of thousands of voter contacts and providing rides.
Both campaigns stress that many of their volunteers have a connection to the district. But there will be outside help for each candidate, too, from out-of-state party volunteers to labor unions to at least one super political action committee, American Action Network, which is supporting Collins with a local phone bank.
In a campaign that has been filled with a steady stream of negative television commercials and direct mail, the campaigns don't seem to worry about contacting voters too many times.
"I think the effectiveness of trying to talk to people as many times as we can far outweighs any individual frustration people might have with getting communicated with too many times," Thomas said. "I think at the end of the day, someone might be frustrated with how many times we've called them, but even if they are, I think when they actually go to cast their ballot, they'll be thinking of Kathy when they do that."
The Hochul campaign planned for more than 1,000 four-hour volunteer shifts to be filled over "get-out-the-vote weekend," which started Saturday and ends Tuesday evening.
More than 600 volunteers had already made 300,000 phone calls and knocked on 40,000 doors since the Hochul campaign began, with a goal of an additional 200,000 phone calls from Saturday through Tuesday.
The campaign has reached out to Republicans they think they can persuade to vote for Hochul and unaffiliated voters, using information from previous elections and polling data that tells them who to target.
"The reality is, it's a very Republican district," Thomas said. "I don't think we were under the perspective that we were going to win without getting a certain number of Republicans."
Republicans outnumber Democrats in the district by 8 percentage points.
The focus in the last days is on making sure people have what they need to vote, including a ride, Thomas said. Volunteers also make sure voters know what their ballot will look like and what their polling place is located.
Collins has been assisted by House Speaker John A. Boehner's political operation, which has set up "victory centers" in states such as New York that are not competitive in the presidential race and don't have a strong party infrastructure that can make an impact in House races.
"We spend a lot of time and energy in terms of analyzing voters in terms of figuring out who the most likely ones are to vote and how open they are to a message from Chris," Grant said.
As of late last week, the "victory center" in the 27th District was leading in voter contacts among 10 such centers in the state, Grant said. The campaign had made more than 250,000 voter contacts over the phone and door-to-door.
When voters are contacted, their responses are tracked. Voters who ask not to be called again are taken off the list.
The Collins campaign mobilized about 350 volunteers for the final push, which Grant says "ends at 8:59 on Tuesday night."
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I asked Billy Bob to program the DVR to automatically record WWE every week. He looked at me like I expected him to perform brain surgery.
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LAKE TAHOE - And you may find yourself in a former bowling alley or somebody's living room which has been converted to a restaurant.
Arcata, Calif., doesn't only export Lake Tahoe Action figures. Naïve Melodies has emerged from behind the Redwood Curtain.
The Talking Heads tribute trio plays the Divided Sky in Meyers Friday, Dec. 21 and the Crystal Bay Casino Crown Room on Saturday, Dec. 22. Like Arcata's rain, fog and goodwill, the show is free.
Naïve Melodies was formed in Humboldt County in early in 2011, performing and honoring music created by Talking Heads.
Its June show had everyone talking (so to speak). This three-piece dance machine does Talking Heads right, press materials say, and keeps the party and dancing going all night long.
Fans can expect to hear a wide range of material, from early art-rock, to radio hits, and everything in-between, all delivered with the central focus of preserving the artistic integrity of Talking Heads' music.
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Susan Greenbaum is one of the most intelligent and literate songwriters to emerge in recent years. Insightful lyrics coupled with her powerful yet nimble vocals make hers a voice poised for national attention.
On THIS LIFE, her first nationally distributed release, Susan delivers a set of 12 catchy originals as striking for their lyric depth and smart turns of phrase as their harmonic sophistication. Stand out tracks include the certain-to-be-covered "Big", the emotionally-charged "This Life", a letter in song to her brother whose untimely passing inspired her career change, and "Here I Go", an uplifting gospel song featuring the Nashville-based gospel quartet, The Settles Connection. Throughout the album, Susan is accompanied by some of Nashville's finest players including guitarist George Marinelli (Bonnie Raitt), Stuart Duncan (fiddle), Mark T Jordon (piano) and bassists Alison Prestwood (Shawn Colvin) and Todd Phillips (Joan Baez).
Susan has been singing as long as she's been speaking, growing up in Kansas City, attending college at Harvard, and throughout her professional life in Boston, MA and Richmond, VA, where she currently lives. After working as a corporate executive in Fortune 500 companies, Susan traded her power suits for performing. Since then she has self-released five albums with cumulative sales in excess of 20,000 units and has toured as an opening act with Jewel as well as playing opening slots for
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FAIRFIELD TOWNSHIP - After Trustee Barry Miner suggested a motion recommending the use the casino revenues for the sheriff's office, Trustee Chairman Bob Hum said Thursday they should invite county commissioners to discuss how it should be used.
In July, the county received a check for $94,000 representing about five weeks of state tax collections.
Since that "windfall," as Miner called it, townships and municipalities have been looking to get a piece of the money.
Hum noted there are 18 townships and a half-dozen municipalities.
"There are some townships that need the money," he said, adding he didn't want to make a blanket statement about how its allocated.
Miner pointed out the sheriff's office has been working under a 15 percent budget cut and "if the sheriff received the money everyone would benefit. It's one way the commissioners could provide for safety ... it's my opinion they should give it to the sheriff ..."
Fiscal Officer Pat Hoffmaster said dividing it up between 18 townships would not leave much and Miner said it would have more of an impact with the sheriff in what he called the eighth or ninth largest county in the state.
Trustee Carl Garwood said it was pennies on the dollar but Hum said it was more than that while pointing out the sheriff's department has always had money problems.
He wanted the money to go to the most needy.
Miner said it would - by going to the sheriff, but Hum, smiling, said, "Bert (Dawson, county engineer) might disagree."
Hum wanted to put it on a "need basis because it's like free money."
Miner suggested thinking "outside the box and redirecting it to the sheriff, that's where the need is."
Hum said, "Invite the county commissioners to come and let them stew on it for awhile and come up with a plan."
No action was taken.
In other business, Miner said the township received notification from the Ohio Department of Natural Resources for another well site. This one is located on the east side of state Route 7 on the Lehman property between Crestview Road and state Route 46.
Miner also said Chesapeake Exploration failed to notify the township, as per its RUMA with the company, that the Mellinger drill site derrick on Beeson Mill Road was disassembled and removed from the site.
Miner said he saw it was up on Monday and it was still up at 3 p.m. on Tuesday.
"I had to read about it in the newspaper," he said.
In other business, Road Supervisor Denny Farmer received a quote for road salt for $46.81 per ton noting the price was "way better than what it's been."
Also, trustees approved a motion to assist Crestview School when it holds its sixth annual Rebel Run 5K run/walk on Nov. 17.
Janet Leipheimer asked for help with traffic control on Crestview, Kirk and Short roads for approximately two hours, from 8:30 to 10:30 a.m.
The time for the event was moved back a half-hour, Leipheimer said and Miner requested she provide the township with the information on the road closings and "we'll take care of it" including notifying the public.
Also, Zoning Officer Kymberly Seabolt advised trustees that no request for a conditional use application had been received from Buckeye Transfer, LLC regarding "expansion needs" at the former National Refractories site.
In June, Buckeye Transfer was approved for a conditional use to convert part of the site to a truck-to-rail transfer facility by the board of zoning appeals.
Buckeye obtained the property on behalf of a Denver-based oil service company to use the 95-acre tract as a truck to rail liquid transfer point.
It will transfer crude oil and condensate from active oil and gas wells to rail tankers staged on the spur.
Last month, after neighbor complaints, trustees learned work at the site went beyond the scope of the conditional use allowed and company representatives said they would redraft all their requirements into a new application.
Seabolt also said the zoning commission will meet at 7 p.m., Oct. 23 for a required quarterly meeting.
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Top 10 Things To Read If You're a Fusion Applications Developer
By Ultan O'Broin Oracle UX-Oracle Paas4SaaS-Oracle on Aug 18, 2012
By Tim Dubois, Applications User Experience Architect (Bio)
This is a guest post by senior Applications User Experience team member, Tim Dubois. Tim really knows how to rally Fusion Applications developers to productively build a great apps user experience. Here, he fast tracks your onboarding to success...
Oracle Fusion Middleware (FMW) represents a very powerful set of tools that enable you to build applications. Finding all of the relevant documentation, training material, or help can feel like a daunting task. Now, whether you are trying to find the latest Oracle JDeveloper to download, installation instructions, or the hottest Oracle Application Development Framework (ADF) tips, you can check out some of the most common and useful links below to get you started.
Oracle provide apps devs with design, technology, tools, and training to take apps user experiences from blueprint to reality.
1. One of the first things to check out is the ADF Collateral Tour. This recording will walk you though the sites and explain how to get started, where to find information, and recommended next steps.
2. A great link to bookmark as a top link is the Oracle Technology Network's (OTN) Documentation Portal at http://docs.oracle.com. From here you can get to many necessary links, such as:
- Fusion Middleware, with current documentation library: Fusion Middleware 11g R1 (126.96.36.199.0)
- Application Development Framework (ADF) (current release 188.8.131.52)
- JDeveloper (current release 220.127.116.11)
- Developer Tools. There are many more here to choose from...
For e-learning or tutorials, check out:
- JDeveloper Tutorials
- ADF Insider Basics, Insider, Insider Essentials recordings
- Advanced ADF e-Courses
- Advanced ADF e-Courses
Looking for more information on Fusion Applications? Go here:
- Oracle Fusion Applications Documentation. Note the link to the Oracle Fusion Applications Technology Library.
And, if you have further questions, there are also great community resources on Facebook, Twitter, and other social media available to assist you. Here are a few of the most relevant ones:
3. ADF Enterprise Methodology Group (ADF EMG). Covers best practices and methodologies for ADF enterprise apps development.
4. JDeveloper and ADF Community. Facebook, Twitter, Google Groups, and more channels and conversations.
5. ORA:FMW Fusion Middleware blog. Discusses SOA suite, ADF, Oracle Service Bus (OSB), Oracle WebCenter, and BPM issues.
6. ADF Code Corner Oracle JDeveloper OTN Harvest blog. Frank Nimphius blogs a selection of the best topics on Oracle JDeveloper OTN forum.
7. Oracle ADF Tips and Techniques blog. Murali Papana discusses ADF tips and techniques.
8. Java/Oracle SOA Blog. Syndicated feed of Java, JDeveloper, Oracle Enterprise Pack for Eclipse, and Oracle OSB/SOA suite information.
9. Beginning Java & SOA Development blog. Rommel Pino's blog about beginning Java and SOA development.
10. Activity, Gateway, Event. SOA/BPM on FMW blog. Niall Commiskey blog about SOA/BPM on Oracle Fusion Middleware.
Are you developing apps using FMW and ADF? Any additional bookmarked, favorited or Google+'d resources you think apps devs would find valuable? Find the comments to let us know about them...
About Tim Dubois
Tim Dubois is an Architect in the Oracle Applications User Experience group, focusing on extensibility and customization, development productivity, and next-generation user experience interactions. Previously, he worked as a Director in Fusion Functional Setup Manager and Business Intelligence. Tim has been with Oracle for over 13 years and has a strong understanding of both the functional and technical architecture of the application suite.


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NH tourism officials expect big winter season
Nearly 7 million people could visit NH
State tourism officials expect that nearly 7 million people from around the world will travel to New Hampshire during the winter season.
"We are expecting about 6.7 million people to come here between now and the end of February, and that would be about 5 percent higher than last year," said Lori Harnois, director of the Division of Travel and Tourism Development. "More than spending time, these visitors will spend about $860 million, which is up by 9 percent over last year."
State officials made the estimate based on spending patterns, gas prices, weather and what happened in the previous year.
Officials also believe that weeklong family vacations should be higher than normal during Christmas and February vacation weeks.
They also suspect that overnight and day trips will be slightly higher than last year, partly due to lower gas prices.
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COLUMBIA — South Carolina basketball began its current Southeastern Conference era in 1991-92, when it joined the league after spending eight seasons in the Metro Conference.
South Carolina vs. GeorgiaWHEN: 1:30 p.m.WHERE: Colonial Life Arena, Columbia TV: SEC Network RADIO: RECORDS: USC 12-8 (2-5 SEC); Georgia 9-11 (3-4) NOTES: USC is coming off a 75-36 loss at Florida on Wednesday, while Georgia was at home on Wednesday and beat Auburn 57-49. The Bulldogs are in their fourth season under former Nevada coach Mark Fox, who went 15-17 and 5-11 last season after going 21-12 and 9-7 in his second year, when he lost in the first round of the NCAA tournament.
Since jumping to the SEC, the Gamecocks are 343-327 overall and 131-212 in league play — a lot of losses to examine when trying to put Wednesday's defeat at fourth-ranked Florida in context.
The Gamecocks went to Gainesville riding a 75-54 home win over Arkansas. They hadn't defeated an SEC opponent by 20-plus points since February 2006. And while they knew the daunting challenge that awaited them in Florida, none of them could have envisioned such a brutal result: Florida 75, USC 36.
The 39-point margin of defeat was USC's third-largest in any game since it joined the SEC, and the largest in a conference game, surpassing a 38-point loss to Kentucky in 2006-07. Only a 47-point defeat at Syracuse in 1998-99 and a 41-pointer against North Carolina in 1992-93 stand as bigger blowout losses in USC's SEC era.
While USC has now lost 16 times by 30-plus points since joining the SEC, including 13 times in league games, Wednesday was the first time since 2007-08 that USC had lost by that many to a team other than Kentucky, which has defeated USC by 30-plus seven times since 1991-92.
In 2007-08, USC actually beat Arkansas in its next game after falling by 33 to Tennessee. But just like all the other numbers surrounding USC's loss Wednesday, that January 2008 game against Arkansas will be meaningless when the Gamecocks host Georgia today.
In many ways, what happened in Gainesville will also hold little weight in the assessment of coach Frank Martin's first season, provided the Gamecocks don't dwell on the blowout.
Florida could very well win the national championship, but certainly didn't get any resume-building points in its pursuit of a No. 1 seed for the NCAA tournament by defeating an overmatched USC team. The game, as it turned out, was relatively worthless for the Gators.
And it's worth remembering that Martin's predecessor, Darrin Horn, didn't get fired because he lost by 34 points at home last season to Kentucky, the eventual national champion. He got fired because he went 13-35 against the SEC in his final three seasons. In the final analysis of Martin's first year, nobody will fault him for losing to vastly more talented teams, like Florida or even this year's flawed-by-comparison Kentucky squad, which hosts USC on Tuesday night.
Martin certainly would have loved to win in Gainesville, but he surely knows beating Georgia today at home is a more reasonable task for the Gamecocks (12-8, 2-5 SEC). Yet the Gamecocks are catching the Bulldogs on a hot streak. After starting 6-10 and 0-3 in the SEC, they have won three of their past four games, over LSU, Texas A&M and Auburn.
The Bulldogs are young, but no longer playing like it. Their top two scorers are sophomores: guard Kentavious Caldwell-Pope (17.5 points per game) and forward Nemanja Djurisic (7.7). Their third-leading scorer, guard Charles Mann, is a freshman. Caldwell-Pope, the team's No. 2 scorer last season, dropped 20, 22 and 22 points during the three most recent wins. In the lone loss, to Florida, he scored 16. In those four games, he shot 27 of 48.
"I think they're playing their best basketball of the year," Martin said of Georgia. "I think they're the perfect example of why people kind of jump to conclusions in November. They're one of the youngest teams in the country. In November, as a coach, you're trying to get those freshmen to understand how to be a college student, let alone understand how to practice and how important it is to prepare and understand how to value every possession.
"We all do this, including me, is jump to conclusions when things don't work out right away, the way we'd like for them. But that's why, as coaches, it's so important we understand that you better have a little patience because you've just got to keep knocking on that door and stay consistent with your kids."
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Wildlife officials working to save the endangered black-footed ferret are trying to persuade more western ranchers and farmers to reintroduce the species on their private land.
Yet cattlemen are divided on whether a proposal to encourage them to do so should be finalized.
Saving the black-footed ferret means also saving the animal's main diet: prairie dogs, which can compete with livestock for forage.
The public has until Friday to comment on a draft of the program proposed by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service.
It would assure landowners who agree to have ferrets reintroduced to their land that they wouldn't face future regulatory restrictions for protecting the species.
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Very, very, very nice. Good to see the team behind the code
Niners rock, but the people who facilitate this rock even more,... That would make them made of granite or something,...
very cool....
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Sampy and the "Locking" I recall when you posted about adding locks and how it fixed problems, Yeah I kind of figured it was a case like that. funny how in some cases serial is better than parallel
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The Wonder of Learning: the hundred languages of children, an internationally-renowned traveling exhibition of the infant-toddler centers and preschools of the Istituzione Municipality of Reggio Emilia Italy, will be on display in the UH West O'ahu Library.
The free exhibit illustrates the acclaimed Reggio Emilia approach to early childhood learning and the core belief that the child is capable. The exhibit provides a setting to engage in discussion about early childhood education and continue the dialogue about the establishment of a quality early learning system for all of Hawai'i's keiki.
This unique exhibit is composed of six thematic areas: Introduction, Dialogues with Places, Dialogues with Material, Ray of Light, The Enchantment of Writing, and Ideas and Projects. These themes are delivered through a sequence of interconnected micro-planes that can be viewed separately. The micro-places include seating areas, tables, reference areas, sofas and film areas to allow in-depth views of children's and teachers' processes, adults' roles, working tools, and more.
UH West O'ahu is co-sponsoring The Wonder of Learning with Mid-Pacific Institute, the Hawaii Association of Independent Schools, Kamehameha Schools, the Atherton Foundation, UH Manoa College of Education and PATCH.
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Wow, look at that doll.
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A woman or man that are thought to be without brains or dumb but look pretty to have around and adorn your party or group and you don't need their opinion at all.
Check out the doll with Johnny. Now he looks sharp and lucky with her adoring eyes on him all day. All the men wished they had dolls for wives.
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The V.C. Andrews fans coined because of the nickname of "Dresden Dolls" for the Dollanganger children (first featured in Flowers In The Attic) in their family saga, Cathy referring to Chris as Christopher Doll and the overall atmosphere of porcelain dolls and how they, like the V.C. Andrews novels, are eerie and innocent, sweet and fragile and somewhat downright creepy.
Dolls usually don't like the ghostwriter but read the newer books anyways, just because it's under the name of V.C. Andrews.
Christopher Doll tarafından 6 Eylül 2009, Pazar
1. a friend, someone i like
Hey Doll, whatcha doin?
Bye Doll!
Bye Doll!
natalie colman tarafından 16 Şubat 2004, Pazartesi
Girls that look hot but are generally fake. Fake tits, fake hair, fake attitude, high-maintenance/low put-out, and likes to use others to make her look good (U know: When the hottie takes her fat, chunky friend to the mall just so the contrast makes her look better and the big-big doesn't realize her friend is using her LOL!)
Sometimes referred to as FINE in a sarcastic manner. FINE standing for Fucked-up, Insecure, Nympho, and Easy.
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A sexy Shemale that even a straight guy can't resist.
Man, I ain't trippin' but I'd tap that Doll's ass anyday
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A term of endearment used in South Africa for a female friend (woman to woman), or for a girlfriend/wife (man to woman). This word seems to be used only by people who have a nasal whiney way of talking, such as kugels.
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4 ounces Eden Dried Cranberries, 1 package
4 ounces Eden Dried Montmorency Cherries, 1 package
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4 Tbsp Eden Kuzu Root Starch, dissolved in 1/4 cup cold water
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Create three charming teapot cakes with acclaimed cake artist Mary Maher. You'll learn to stack, support and sculpt a teapot from cake before covering it in fondant. Then, add a handle, spout, lid and customized finial. With your teapot constructed, discover Mary's valuable decorating techniques as you work through three delightful designs. Bring a garden-themed cake to life with vibrant, three-dimensional flowers, vines and leaves. Decorate a beautiful butterfly-themed cake to bring wide-eyed excitement to girls' birthday parties. Plus, create a marvel of modern style as you apply a trendy ikat pattern and custom monogram to a cake that's a breathtaking addition to bridal showers and beyond. Surprise guests with lighthearted cakes that are sure to be everyone's cup of tea.
Meet your instructor, cake decorator Mary Maher, and jump right into creating your teapot cake! Make your initial cuts as you carve craft foam for your teapot base. Then stack and carve your teapot out of cake, no templates needed! Mary shows you how to freehand all of your carving and offers tips along the way, from safety tips and proper technique to cake and buttercream selection.
Discover Mary's sure-fire method for adding a thick buttercream coat to your sculpture without altering its spherical shape. Then, smooth the final coat of buttercream with an inexpensive homemade tool before you cover your cake in fondant -- measuring, cutting, seaming and smoothing to perfection.
Switch mediums as you get a primer in working with modeling chocolate. Mary demonstrates how to create 3-D embellishments as she wires, rolls out and shapes the teapot handle and spout. Learn how to properly secure these pieces to your cake as well.
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In the U.S. it was originally played by mostly rich white men but now it has widened to include, well, rich and powerful men. There are a few professional gals here and there and some "ethnic color" sprinkled across the immaculate expanse of manicured green—and incidentally, one of them is the source of the golf-gate rancor surrounding the president (even though he says he is not black).
The Sunday morning political gabfest on television networks are all atwitter about President Barack Obama's golfing with Tiger Woods. Members of the press and pundits alike are lambasting Obama for shutting them out to his time with Tiger. They are crying foul, and TV hosts are asking whether Obama, of all our recent presidents, gives the least amount of access to the press. Bill Plante of CBS News, who has covered presidents for decades, beginning with Ronald Reagan, joined the panel on CNN's Reliable Sources to express his disapproval.
Others are going further in their criticism, questioning Obama's choice of golfing buddy. Forget that Tiger Woods is the best in the sport—if the president wants to get tips on his putting, he should go elsewhere, for the best golfer is also a notorious womanizer.
I find it deeply amusing that critics have chosen Tiger's sex life as the benchmark to measure the president's judgment. Did the pro golfer kill anyone? Embezzle money? Sell US secrets? Pal around with terrorists? Rape anyone? Molest children? Cause the financial collapse?
Ironically, the president and members of Congress continue to play golf and associate closely with those bankers and Wall Street players whose risky behavior caused the financial collapse—but we do not hear a furor over that, do we?
These self-righteous pundits, politicians, members of the press corps and talking heads who are indignantly calling out Obama's playing with Tiger without inviting the press to see him on his downtime, are clutching at minutia. Has it been a slow news week? I'm sure if they look, they can easily find myriad crises to cover.
There's the sequester and its dire consequences; unemployment still very high; the lagging economy; talk of a second recession; our crushing debt; gun violence; Olympic hero Oscar Pistorius' stunning fall from grace as he is charged with murder; the Middle East's ongoing crisis; Africa's woes; rising poverty and homelessness; drone misuse; our substandard public education; mass incarceration; our failed war on drugs; the rising cost of college tuition and high-interest loans that may cause our next bubble; our corrupt political system; the hasty exit of the pontiff; ex-cop Christopher Dorner's claims of dangerous corruption in our police departments, namely the LAPD. I could go on, but I'm sure you get the picture.
So why is there all this deep psychological analysis over a little private golf with Tiger? I can assure you he wasn't propositioning the president. Don't forget Tiger prefers them tall, blond and female.
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A newly initiated grass-roots effort known as "Reaching For The Stars" to promote education of young people and keep community schools open is scheduled to kick off at 5:30 p.m. today with a gathering beneath a maple tree featuring more than 2,000 white mini-lights and illuminated stars at 3996 Andrews Road in Ransomville.
Children and their parents from different school districts, veterans, members of the Ransomville Volunteer Fire Company, elected officials and other citizens in the community are set to attend the event, which is being held outside the residence of Ruth Anne Buzzard, who organized the initiative.
She said that recent talk of possibly closing Ransomville's W.H. Stevenson Elementary School, part of the Wilson Central School District, prompted her to take a public stand that she hopes will be the start of a national effort to save schools.
"Schools across America are closing at an alarming rate and they are the center of most communities. America is built community by community," Buzzard said. "If you shut down a school, young people will not move in. There goes the volunteer fire department, potentially local businesses and property values will decline."
Buzzard added, "We do not need any more decay in Niagara County."
At today's gathering, a soloist will sing "America the Beautiful," first responders and veterans will be formally thanked for their service and schoolchildren will be given the chance to "express, one by one, what their dreams are in life," Buzzard said.
Coffee, hot chocolate and doughnuts will be provided by the Dunkin' Donuts location in Ransomville.
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Kyle Hartzell: Stealth in the Western Finals!
Just getting back from the golf course and taking it easy on a beautiful day here in San Jose. We played well in the Western semi-final and beat the Portland LumberJax 20-16. From the first whistle to the end we were all over them. They pulled their starting goalie Matt Disher after the first quarter. Our offense played really well and didn't give the Jax' defense any rest.
This weekend may 9th we play the number one seeded Calgary Roughnecks for the Western Final in the Saddle Dome. We are only one game away from going to the NLL Championship!!!! Guys play for years and years and never get the opportunity to play for a championship. Coach Chris Hall tells us every weekend, "winning an NLL championship will change your lives."
This league is filled with the best talent in the world so winning the Championship sets you apart from all the rest in the lacrosse world. We are one game away from getting there and this weekend we will see who comes to play and which team wants it more. I think with the leadership and talent that we have on this team, I don't see why we can't walk away this weekend as the Western champs.
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Filppula is the only guy out of any of those who will deserve anything.
are you joking?
Filppula will demand somewhere between 4 and 5 if he stays on track (1-2 mil more)
White is on a bargain contract right now and will probably get the same as Quincey (1 mil more)
Howard is worth well beyond 2 mil. Probably should expect at least 4 for him (2 mil more)
If Brunner turns out to be the real deal he'll probably expect something like Flips got on his first contract (2 mil more)
We'll have to spend around 5-7 mil if those guys perform as expected
and on your roster you have 2.5 to spend
And I have not even gotten to RFA's yet, which will include Smith, Nyquist, and Kindl. All will be lookign for 1-way deals that will effect the cap.
Again, Suter and Parises Minny contracts would have crippled us financially. Thankfully Holland didn't sign them to those ridiculous contracts.
EDIT: Not to mention you'll have Cleary and Miller as UFA and Mursak as RFA as well
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The actress, 28, also says she's been "pretty vocal about how I'm a Lord of the Rings geek." And at a press conference for the reboot of Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, in which she plays April, she said she feels quite at home at the convention.
"I've walked the floor," she said. "I came once when my husband [Brian Austin Green] was here for Sarah Connor. I wasn't promoting anything. I came in a Star Wars T‑shirt, and I walked around and nobody bothered me one time."
Fox's sons are a little young to appreciate Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. Indeed, Bodhi, born this past February, was in her belly during the shoot. But costar Will Arnett's kids are 5 and 3 – and were thrilled at their dad's new gig.
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In a truth-is-stranger-than-fiction moment, the Navy has given a man bearing the name of the famed, fictional captain of Star Trek's USS Enterprise real command of the USS Zumwalt, an advanced, $3 billion dollar, 610-foot destroyer equipped with advanced missiles and stealth technology.
His full name is James A. Kirk, but his nickname is "T," a reference to Star Trek's James T. Kirk, the character first played on television and the big screen by William Shatner, said Lt. Cmdr. Chris Servello, a Navy spokesman.
The real Capt. Kirk has no doubt borne the brunt of an endless amount of ribbing about his name.
From its beginnings on television in 1966 through today, the fictional Capt. Kirk has battled Klingons, watched the death of his best friend, Spock, in "Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan," and had a series of on-screen romances.
The Star Trek franchise has undergone another successful transformation under director J.J. Abrams, who has made two movies about the early days of Capt. Kirk (played by actor Chris Pine) and the Enterprise crew.
On screen, the newest Capt. Kirk is a brash, headstrong, rebellious commander who gets in bar brawls, defies orders from his superiors, and temporarily loses command of the Enterprise.
The real life Capt. Kirk is expected to have a much more sedate command.
"No stories of him kissing green aliens or yelling 'KAAHHHNNN!' on the bridge of his ship," said Mr. Servello. "No worry over him stealing his own ship to chase after Spock, although I am told he is looking for a chief engineer named Scotty."
Capt. Kirk's new command even drew the attention of George Takei, the actor who played the Enterprise's helmsman on the original series.
"The name of the captain of this new Zumwalt-class destroyer (the latest guided missile vessel to be deployed by the U.S. Navy) is… wait for it… James Kirk," he wrote on his Facebook page. "Truly epic."


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Two of the three Sacramento-area J.R.'s Texas Bar-B-Que locations closed for good this weekend.
Owner J.R. Rothenberger, who opened his first restaurant in Sacramento 25 years ago, confirmed with KCRA 3 that his restaurants at 3445 El Camino Ave. and 232 Jibboom St., near Interstate 5 and Richards Boulevard, closed Saturday.
The only restaurant still open is the original location on Otto Circle in South Sacramento.
Rothenberger said the slumping economy is to blame for the closures.
In January, Rothenberger told KCRA 3 that business was slow and sales had declined from $1.1. million a year to $600,000.
He said that he had to lay off 13 of his 22 employees.
"It's hard to keep paying the bills when the finances aren't coming in. I'm scratching my head, because I was up 6 percent in June, and now I'm 30 to 40 to 50 percent down," Rothenberger said in January.
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|Begin of tour:
|Meride - Museum
|Point of arrival:
|Meride - Museum
|Access starting point:
|Regional trains from Bellinzona, Lugano, Chiasso
|Access point of arrival:
|Regional trains to Bellinzona, Lugano, Chiasso
|Technical requirements:
|Medium difficulty
|Physical fitness:
|Medium difficulty
|Altitude gain:
|439 m
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|March to November
|Capolago, Riva S. Vitale, Meride, Serpiano, Alpe di Brusino
|Capolago, Riva S. Vitale, Serpiano
|Church of Santa Croce in Riva S. Vitale, Fossil Museum in Meride
Meride - Spinirolo - Crocifisso - Serpiano - Alpe di Brusino - Pianascio - Pissarda - Albertina - Meride
A didactic offer in nature makes the complex, geo-paleontological history of Monte San Giorgio more lively; this area has been recognised by UNESCO as having universal value.
A circular route at average altitude passes near to the Fossil Museum. On the Swiss side the circular route is 12.3 km long, with access from Brusino Arsizio, Riva San Vitale and Meride. On the Italian side the path is connected to the Swiss one and is accessible from Besano, Porto Ceresio and Viggiù. About twenty didactic panels along both paths illustrate the exceptional features of the place, leading the visitor through the fossil levels which make the mountain one of the most important in the world; they also narrate of the happenings which have given the mountain its origins over a period of about 350 million years.
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The careful planning of a tour will ensure that you also derive the maximum pleasure and enjoyment from it. Please take the time to contact the local information centre and enquire about route and weather conditions before setting off. Your intended trail may be fully or partially closed, depending on the time of year and weather conditions.


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Amanda Seyfried
- 1997
Model Childhood
As the youngest daughter of Jack (a pharmacist) and Ann (an occupational therapist), Seyfried describes her childhood as "boring." By age 12, things get interesting when the tween begins modeling, appearing in ads for The Limited Too and on the cover of three Sweet Valley High books.
- 2000
A Sudsy Star
At 15, Seyfried takes over the role of Lucy Montgomery on As the World Turns. "I'll be honest, I was pretty bad starting out," she says of her budding years on the soap opera. "I was so bad they had to ship my character off." Seyfried gets another chance in 2002, with a larger role on ABC's All My Children. She plays the girlfriend of a character played by actor Micah Alberti, whom she begins dating in real life."
- 2003
'Mean' Streak
On her first day at New York's Fordham University, Seyfried learns she's nabbed the role of ditzy blonde "Plastic" Karen Smith in Tina Fey's teen comedy Mean Girls. "I definitely knew it would be a success," she says of the 2004 film, which costars Lacey Chabert, Lindsay Lohan and Rachel McAdams. "There's no way this movie can go wrong." The low-budget flick rakes in an astounding $86 million at the box office.
- 2006
A 'Big' Star
Returning to her TV roots, Seyfried sharpens her acting skills on HBO's critically acclaimed polygamy drama Big Love, playing Sarah Henrickson, Bill Paxton and Jeanne Tripplehorn's daughter who struggles with her family's unconventional lifestyle. "She's a very natural and relaxed actress," writer-director Rodrigo Garcia says of Seyfried, whom he directed in the show's pilot. "She communicates an intelligence and complexity that signals a rich inner life."
- 2007
Making of a Movie Star
Frustrated with her Big Love filming schedule, Seyfried finds a way to nab the lead role opposite Meryl Streep, Pierce Brosnan and Colin Firth in the movie adaptation of the Broadway musical Mamma Mia!. "I was shocked when I got the role," Seyfried tells Teen Vogue. "Shocked. For someone to put their trust in me, to put all of this responsibility on me, is kind of awesome."
Love on Set
Mamma Mia! not only marks Seyfried's foray into Hollywood's leading-lady club but it also introduces her to costar Dominic Cooper, who was in another relationship when they met. "I was just kind of foolishly thinking that the two of them were done and Dom and I were involved," Seyfried later tells Elle of her on-again, off-again romance with Cooper. After more than three years together, the couple finally splits for good in 2010. "I got my heart broken pretty hard," she says.
- 2008
She's It!
Alongside Kristen Stewart, Blake Lively and Emma Roberts, Seyfried appears on the cover of Vanity Fair's "Hollywood's Next Wave" issue, which proclaims of the young starlets that "boundaries dissolve everywhere they turn their pretty heads." With her movie career heating up, Seyfried finally says goodbye to Big Love after four seasons to pursue her film career full time.
- 2009
Risky Business
After downplaying her looks in the horror chick flick Jennifer's Body with Megan Fox, Seyfried takes a racy turn as a prostitute in Chloe. The film stirs up controversy with a much-buzzed-about sex scene between Seyfried and co-star Julianne Moore. "I had to do it," Seyfried says of taking on the racy role. "It was clearly the riskier choice but I think the better choice."
- 2010
Romancing the Box Office
Teaming up with heartthrob Channing Tatum, Seyfried stars in Dear John, a romantic drama that takes in $32.4 million, unseating Avatar for the No. 1 spot at the weekend box office. "I wanted to be the romantic lead in something. When you're playing somebody who's going through a lot – frustration and hardship – you're just purging all your emotions, and it feels really good to do that," Seyfried says of her role in the tearjerker, which she follows up with the equally romantic Letters to Juliet.
The Phillippe Side
Love is in the air for Seyfried, who is spotted getting cozy with Ryan Phillippe at Kate Hudson's annual Halloween party in Pacific Palisades, Calif. While the couple never publicly acknowledges their relationship, they are often spotted dining together or taking hikes in Los Angeles. "Um, yeah," she says of the brief romance. "I've been 'seen' with him."
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- Name
- Amanda Seyfried
- Date of Birth
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- Relationships
Justin Long, boyfriend (2013 to present)
Josh Hartnett (linked in 2012)
Andrew Joblon (dated briefly in 2011)
Ryan Phillippe, ex-boyfriend (2010 to 2011)
Dominic Cooper, ex-boyfriend (2007 to 2010)
Alexander Skarsgard (dated briefly in 2007)
Jesse Marchant, ex-boyfriend (2005 to 2007)
Emile Hirsch (dated in 2005)
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March 16, 1942 – May 8, 2013
Joseph J. Maciejewski of Alden, a retired executive for Household Finance Corp. who was active in his church, died Wednesday in Hospice Buffalo, Cheektowaga, after a lengthy illness. He was 71.
Born in Sloan, Mr. Maciejewski was a 1959 graduate of Bishop Ryan High School and earned an associate degree in accounting from Bryant & Stratton Business Institute in 1961.
After serving in the Army, he went to work for Household Finance Corp., retiring as an assistant vice president in 1992. During the early 1990s, he served on the board of directors of Consumer Credit Counseling Service of Buffalo.
He was an active member of St. John the Baptist Catholic Church, a member of its Holy Name Society and a Eucharistic minister.
An avid golfer, Mr. Macijewski was a member of the Men's Club of Elma Meadows Golf Course, and was known as "Good Golfer Joe." More recently, he was a member at Diamond Hawk Golf Course.
Mr. Maciejewski was described as a devoted family man with a kind heart and quick wit.
Survivors include his wife of 49 years, the former Justine Walkowski; two daughters, Gwen Yoder and Julie Kirschner; two sons, Daniel and Scott; and two brothers, Ronald Marten and Jerome.
A Mass of Christian Burial will be offered at 10 a.m. today in St. John the Baptist Church, 2021 Sandridge Road, Alden.


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April 24, 2013
The Alderson-Broaddus Relay For Life Committee will host its second Luminaria Festival on Thursday. The event will kick off at 8 p.m. on the Apollo Quad with Kan Jam, corn hole games and croquet....
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MARTINSBURG - With the cost of the Eastern Regional Jail equating approximately an eighth of the Berkeley County Council's total budget, members of the council are concerned with the long-term problems associated with the jail's growing operational costs.
"Our regional jail costs went up $600,000 in the past 20 months, so someone has to step up to the plate and say 'we need to look at all our options,' and that's what we're trying to do," said council member Doug Copenhaver.
The county's bill for the Eastern Regional Jail for August was $289,237.60, a $14,396 increase from July's bill.
Council member Anthony Petrucci recommended county attorney Norwood Bentley review two state codes to see if either code could be used by the county to reduce either the number of people in jail or the term of an offender's sentence.
State code 17-15-4 outlines a work credit program where every eight hours an inmate works would equate to a sentence reduction of one day. State code 17-15-7 describes an arrangement where someone charged with a misdemeanor can elect to do road work in lieu of bail at a rate of $1 per day.
"We don't have to do anything to the Dunn Building, we don't have to do anything to the old CVS building for the health department, we don't have to give employees raises if we don't get this under control," Petrucci said.
A new direction Petrucci recommended the council explore is integrating public education on the Eastern Regional Jail situation into the council agenda at least once a month - not only how it will affect the county, but also how it will affect the public as taxpayers.
"We go through the process, we go through the meetings and we cannot find a way to curtail this for whatever reason. It might happen. It's going to come back to the taxpayers in cost, levy rate. So let's tell them what we're trying to do, and if we fail, then at least we tried," Petrucci said.
President Bill Stubblefield encouraged exploring ways to involve legislatures, such as promoting that the one-third portion of the transfer tax given to the state be reallocated to the regional jail.
"I'm hoping in the next four or five years, whoever is sitting on this bench will not be talking about regional jail costs and it be the same problem," Petrucci said.
- Staff writer Samantha Cronk can be reached at 304-263-8931, ext. 132.


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John: Hey, have you watched Infinite Stratos?
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ATTICA - The district of Seneca East Local Schools has been through several ups and downs this past year. Now, the students and staff have come up with a way to deal with the tragedies.
More than 1,000 people, including students, staff, teachers, board members and administrators have come together to create the "Handy Blanket." The banner is constructed of hands made of tissue paper and contact paper that stretches more than 60 feet.
"The banner means a sense of unity and support," said Heather Schalk, guidance counselor for elementary and junior high. "It is a reminder that we all touch each other's lives."
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The banner took about three to four months to make, said art teacher Susan Nugent.
Nugent and Schalk initiated the project. They said they have made several other banners in the past, but wanted a symbol of encouragement and support for the entire district.
The banner was hung in the entryway of the school and will be there again come the next school year.
The last couple of years have been hard on the district, Nugent said. During the 2012-13 school year a fifth grader was diagnosed with cancer, a 2012 graduate was killed in an accident, a house fire killed three Seneca East students and their parents and, most recently, two students were killed in a car accident.
"The banner has brought everyone closer," Schalk said. "Especially the sixth-graders. They have grown and changed."
"The Handy Banner reminds us that no matter the tragedy, we are united and will stand by the family and friends of those involved," Nugent said.


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on December 7, 2012 - 8:01 PM
Mario J. Bellus, 82, died Dec. 1.
Jane V. (Vaughan) Bishop, of Buffalo, died Dec. 4.
Mary M. (Klocek) Bober, 83, died Dec. 5.
Joan Brunner, 72, died Dec. 5.
Stephen Crawford, died Dec. 3.
Elizabeth (Ball) Cryan, died Dec. 3.
Raymond E. Flynn, died Dec. 4.
Dorothy A. "Ginger" (Gingerich) Folckemer, registered nurse, died Dec. 2.
Walter E. Franklin, of East Aurora, died Dec. 4.
Kenneth L. Gliss, died Dec. 3.
Dorothy M. (Oliphant) Haaf, of Lancaster, member of Lancaster Women's Civic Club, Ransom Road Community Baptist Church, died Nov. 7.
Marguerite E. (Bachman) Hens, of Clarence Center, auxiliary member of J. Michael Hens Memorial VFW Post 7870, died Dec. 4.
Robert A. Lalka, of Lackawanna, member of United Steelworkers of America, died Dec. 5.
Suzanne M. (Gonsiorek) Le Roy, formerly of Lackawanna, died Dec. 4.
Joseph A. McAndrews, of Buffalo, World War II Army veteran, died Dec. 5.
Michael E. McGreevy, of Holland, died Dec. 4.
Catherine "Kay" (Reardon) McMahon, died Dec. 4.
Vara O. (Decker) McMillan, died Dec. 3.
Alta Mary (Murray) Moses, died Dec. 1.
Kathleen (Waszak) Pacanowski, of Hamburg, died Dec. 4.
Regina (Debowski) Pristach, died Dec. 5.
Veronica A. (Gibbons) Rog, of Sloan, died Dec. 5.
Russell L. Vilardo, 82, formerly of East Amherst, Wegmans retiree, died Dec. 5.
June R. (Eisenmenger) (Joerger) Wheatley, died Dec. 5.
Betty June (Leitrick) White, of the Town of Tonawanda, died Dec. 4.
Carmela Grabowski (Visone) Witter, died Dec. 1.
Joseph Donald Zehler, died Dec. 5.


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Dr. Elmo looks to rebound
September 7, 2012
Nobody knows the troubles I've seen. If you think hearing me sing that verse would sound really bad, you're right. But just hold on to your hat, because things don't get any better....
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