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STEVE LEWIS/Durango Herald
During intermission of the Durango Arts Center�s production of �Beehive: The �60s Musical,� more than one theatergoer announced �I had no idea I knew the words to these songs!� From The Chiffons to Janis Joplin, �Beehive� is a testament to the enduring nature of 1960s Top 40.
Entering its last month on the Durango stage, �Beehive� continues to energize audiences with spectacular, and often nearly identical, renditions of familiar songs. Who knew Durango had voices such as Aretha Franklin and Carole King? Who knew anyone had the guts to try?
The cast is a powerful, strong, six-woman ensemble; Traci Lyn Thomas (a director for the Durango Performing Arts Company), Rachel Saul Pollack and Erika Beardsley�s stunning voices are well-suited to the material. Dannie Lyn Parker and Jessica Jane Hagemeister may be 40 years shy of ever doing the twist in the school gym, but they have certainly caught on � even dragging audience members on stage to join.
A plot is essentially nonexistent. Rather, �Beehive� is a series of 39 songs strung together by a loose narrative spanning the decade. Jeannie Wheeldon, former owner of Diamond Circle Melodrama, acts as narrator, a woman recalling her, and America�s, coming of age in the 1960s.
�Beehive� doesn�t so much forget about Elvis or the British Invasion as it lets the boys take the backseat for a while. This is about the women�s groups so often overshadowed when looking at that musical era. �Beehive� revives some forgotten tracks such as Lesley Gore�s �You Don�t Own Me,� Janis Joplin�s �Ball and Chain� and Janis Ian�s �Society�s Child� as well as bringing back old favorites such as The Angels� �My Boyfriend�s Back,� Tina Turner�s rendition of �Proud Mary� and Aretha Franklin�s �Respect.�
A fast and confident production, �Beehive� is nearly seamless under the direction of Theresa A. Carson. From towering hairdos to blinding psychedelic neon, the cast has more costume changes than a Cher concert.
After two months on stage, it looks like the cast is still having fun. Of all the impressive covers, Thomas and Pollack�s duet of �Do Right Woman� is truly stunning � well worth the ticket in itself.
Without a doubt, �Beehive� is geared for older audiences � i.e. those who actually remember the �60s � but is such a fun production that it will entertain all audiences. Created in 1986 by New York booking-agent Larry Gallagher, �Beehive� is essentially 90 minutes of nostalgia.
As most material based on the 1960s, �Beehive� is oversimplified and sentimentalized, touching delicately upon the civil rights and women�s movement, Kennedy�s assassination and Vietnam. It�s like looking back on the golden, good ol� days. And if any generation earned that right, they did.
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Tara Enedy, the director of Altoona Community Theatre's upcoming production of the farce "The Fox on the Fairway," wanted her cast to be prepared for anything once they started rehearsing.
"From the very beginning, I tried to set the tone," the 39-year-old Hollidaysburg resident said. "I had them stand up and do goofy things because this show is a very goofy show. So I had them do goofy stuff so that they wouldn't be surprised when they got into it.
"The situations [in the play] are normal, but the reactions are over-sized."
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In ACT's "The Fox on the Fairway," ace golfer Justin (Jorden Heitkamp) tries to drown his sorrows in alcohol and won't listen to the pleading of his boss (Rich Volpe) or his boss's bossy wife (Jennina Pratt).
That kind of performance can be difficult for an actor, says Rich Volpe of Altoona, who plays one of the lead roles in "The Fox on the Fairway."
"It's a farce. There's a lot of running in and out of doors and a lot of misunderstandings," Volpe said. "Someone will say during rehearsals, 'Why did he do that?' And the answer is always, 'It's a farce! It doesn't matter!"
"The Fox on the Fairway," by playwright Ken Ludwig, will be performed at the Mishler Theatre in Altoona at 8 p.m. Thursday and Sept. 21 and 22 and at 2 p.m. Sept. 23.
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What: "The Fox on the Fairway"
When: 8 p.m. Thursday and Sept. 21 and 22 and at 2 p.m. Sept. 23
Where: The Mishler Theatre, Altoona
Tickets: $20 for adults and $15 for students; tickets available by calling 944-9434, online at www. altoonacommunitytheatre.com or in person at the box office
Ludwig, author of previous ACT favorites "Leading Ladies" and "Lend Me a Tenor," debuted "The Fox on the Fairway" in 2010. It follows the directors of the rival Quail Valley and Crouching Squirrel country clubs, who shake hands on a sizeable wager for their next tournament, only to see it all fall to pieces. Volpe, 57, plays Henry Bingham, the witty, cynical head of the Quail Valley club, while George Baumer, 60, of State College plays the sneaky, ruthless director of Crouching Squirrel, Dickie Bell.
The play focuses on the personal lives of Bingham and Bell as they maneuver and plot to win the golf tournament bet.
The dastardly role of Bell was "interesting" to Baumer, who was last seen at ACT in last season's "On Golden Pond."
"He's sort of the antagonist, he's kind of the bad guy, if you will, in the play," he said. "He'll do anything to win the bet. And he's a womanizer.
"Other than that, he's a pretty nice guy," Baumer added with a laugh.
Volpe, a veteran of ACT productions perhaps best known for his starring role as Oscar Madison in the group's 2008 performance of "The Odd Couple," came to the role of Bingham from a very rational place.
"I'd seen a couple of Ken Ludwig's shows and I know his stuff's pretty funny and I enjoy good comedy," he said. "At my age, not a lot of great roles are available. The days of the romantic lead are long gone."
Both Volpe and Baumer say that rehearsals have gone well, but Volpe is anxious to get the production out in front of a live audience.
"Doing comedy is a very interesting process because the first time we do the read-through we laugh a lot," he said. "But after a while the jokes stop being funny and you start to wonder, is this really funny? Or was I crazy five or six weeks ago. ... You get to that point where you really have to have an audience.
"At this point, we're desperate to hear some laughter."
Enedy, also the president of the ACT board of directors, thinks that laughter is coming. So much so, in fact, that after reading the script she decided to make the play her ACT directorial debut.
"I read the script and I was struck by how funny it is," she said. "It's set on a golf course, but it's just universal humor. ... I've been wanting to direct for awhile and this one seemed like an easy one to transition into for the first time for ACT."
The switch from center stage to backstage has been pretty smooth, Enedy explained.
"I have to say, it's been really comfortable," she said. "I've been involved with Altoona Community Theatre for six years or so now [and] I know the cast... it's been really fun and easy.
"When you're able to get funny people in your cast, it makes the job a lot easier."
It's a job she hopes to tackle again. Soon.
"I really hope that I get the opportunity to direct again and again," Enedy said. "This has just been a joy, this whole process. It's a joy to flex a new creative muscle."
And, like Volpe, she can't wait to get the show in front of an audience.
"We've got a series of extraordinarily ugly golf sweaters ready to go," she explained with a big laugh.
Mirror Staff Writer Keith Frederick is at 946-7466.


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APWA's Diversity Committee was established in 1995. The committee advances diversity issues throughout the association, placing value on all individuals and the different perspectives of those individuals, and promoting the process for all to feel included as part of the whole. Diversity includes race, gender, creed, age, life-style, national origin, disability, personality, educational background, processing style, thinking style, energy level, assertiveness level, weight and height, values, political views, marital status, goals and ambitions, likes and dislikes, social status, income level, tenure within an organization, level of position within an organization and income level.
APWA Chapter Diversity Liaisons are very important to APWA's work in valuing the differences in our membership and in creating and maintaining the feeling of inclusiveness for each of our members. In your chapter, Diversity Liaisons should recognize people for their unique talents and skills through their volunteerism. Managing diversity is certainly not new. However, handling certain differences of individuals needs to be done sensitively. This is where the Diversity Liaison's role is so important in the chapter as this person can be the turning point for a member feeling included and valued. Diversity Liaisons function as an advocate for diversity. Liaisons take responsibility for reaching out to new members through mentorship programs, phone calls, welcoming letters, new member packets and invitations to participate on committees or task forces. These efforts are encouraged at the branch level as well.
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DNA, the biomolecular code that props up all life, received its close-up in photos released last week.
The idea of DNA, deoxyribonucleic acid, has been tossed around since the 19th Century, when scientists began to find that DNA is the "programming" for living beings. In 1953, James Watson and Francis Crick theorized about the famous double-helix shape of DNA. Once the shape was cracked, the study of genetics took off. Since then, we've mapped it, cloned it and made a lot of money modifying it.
But no one had ever actually seen DNA. The miniscule particle was too difficult to catch with a camera. That all changed this year, almost 60 years after Watson and Crick made their famous corkscrew discovery.
Physics Professor Enzo di Fabrizio, working at the Magna Graecia University in Catanzaro, Italy, snapped the first photos using an electron microscope.
Watson and Crick had to discover the double-helix using indirect images of DNA, utilizing an intense process known as x-ray crystallography. According to Roland Pease of New Scientist, "This involves X-rays scattering off atoms in crystallised arrays of DNA to form a complex pattern of dots on photographic film. Interpreting the images requires complex mathematics to figure out what crystal structure could give rise to the observed patterns."
Di Fabrizio, like much of our "see-it-to-believe-it" world, desired a more direct image. Basically, he stretched some DNA over a bed of nails and snapped away with his electron microscope.
Working at the Italian Institute of Technology in Genoa, Italy, di Fabrizio and his team took threads of DNA from a dilute solution and gently placed them among tiny pillars of silicon.
"The team developed a pattern of pillars that is extremely water-repellent, causing the moisture to evaporate quickly and leave behind strands of DNA stretched out and ready to view," according to Pease. "The team also drilled tiny holes in the base of the nanopillar bed, through which they shone beams of electrons to make their high-resolution images. The results reveal the corkscrew thread of the DNA double helix, clearly visible."
Di Fabrizio's work has a whole lot more value than just the "wow!" factor. His brand new photographing technique will help researchers around the world. Scientists will be able to get direct images of how DNA interacts with other biomolecules, like RNA and certain proteins. The research could help scientists make leaps in fields as diverse as medicine and agriculture.


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Minor league managers are developing, too, just like their players, and sometimes they make key mistakes.
Curve manager Carlos Garcia made one of those blunders Monday when he forgot to put Charlie Cutler's name on his lineup card, thereby making Cutler ineligible to play. The move didn't directly lead to the team's 7-6 loss to Erie, but things could have turned out differently had Cutler, one of the team's best hitters, been available.
"That was a mistake," Garcia said. "I thought I had him on the card, and he wasn't there."
The Curve and SeaWolves were tied at 6-6 in the bottom of the eighth inning, and Garcia called on Cutler to pinch hit with a runner at first and one out. The umpires noticed Cutler wasn't listed on the lineup card submitted before the game, so he was not allowed to hit.
Instead, Justin Howard pinch hit, and he was hit by a pitch. The Curve couldn't produce a run, though, and Cutler, who's hitting .302, never had a chance to contribute.
"I was just ready to go, business as usual," Cutler said. "It was a little surprising, but those things happen. Sometimes weird stuff happens."
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The Curve are off for two days, but five players will be heading to New Britain for Wednesday's EL All-Star Game: RHP Jameson Taillon, RHP Casey Sadler, RHP Ethan Hollingsworth, 2B Jarek Cunningham and 3B Adalberto Santos. Cunningham will take part in the home run derby.
Garcia said he realized he probably had made the mistake as soon as the umpires started examining the lineup card.
"You have to pay more attention to those things," Garcia said of what he learned. "It might be the last time it happens, but you've just got to pay a little bit more attention, make sure your bench coach oversees that and a lot of people oversee that."


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Toronto, Canada: Flare Magazine is calling for nominations for the 13th Annual Flare Volunteer Awards. The awards honour Canadian female volunteers aged 13 and up who have made a significant contribution to the lives of people in their communities.
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"The Flare Volunteer Awards have become an integral part of Flare's commitment to not only reach out to Canadian women but highlight their outstanding contributions in communities across the country," says Orietta Minatel, Flare's publisher. Reflecting on the inspirational impact that volunteers have on our lives, Minatel reconfirms that Flare Magazine will continue to acknowledge, celebrate and publicize the importance of volunteerism.
The Flare Volunteer Awards will be presented to seven Canadian women. The seven recipients will be invited to Toronto in the spring of 2009 as honoured guests. They will participate in an awards ceremony and will be featured in a subsequent awards profile in a national edition of Flare.
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Rookie T.J. Graham made a noble gesture after the game Sunday while the Bills were still trying to make sense of their defeat to the Patriots. Graham didn't simply accept his share of responsibility for the loss. The wide receiver demanded blame for Ryan Fitzpatrick's interception in the end zone.
Graham's blunder came on his route when he cut behind Devin McCourty rather than in front of him. He took himself out of position and contributed to his quarterback looking bad when Fitz doesn't need help in that regard. Graham, while admirable, will someday understand that the loss wasn't his fault.
Poor decisions killed the Bills.
Fitzpatrick should have thrown the ball into the stands after realizing Graham veered down the wrong path. It would have allowed the Bills to live for another play. And that's not to solely blame Fitzpatrick for the pick because common sense would have called for an entirely different plan with better options in the first place.
What to do with New England protecting the goal line? A natural option was Stevie Johnson, the franchise receiver, who along with C.J. Spiller in the flat was a decoy on the opposite side of the field. Another alternative was calling for a pass over the defense to Scott Chandler, who at 6-foot-7 was the tallest player on the field.
Instead, Gailey dialed up a short pass play to his inexperienced deep threat who happened to be the smallest player in the offense. Here's how the play unfolded, starting from the headset: bad decision, wrong route, poor decision, terrible pass, predictable result. And the Bills wonder why they're a bad team.
Gailey has a chronic case of counterintelligence, defined in this case as NFL coaches who outsmart themselves. Did the Bills head coach really believe he would buckle the Patriots with a curveball?
The best teams aren't winning with trickery. The best teams dictate how opposing teams defend them, not the other way around. Gailey would be wise to stop playing make-believe with the other team and start believing in his own.
If the Bills want to become a good team, a playoff team, they need to adhere to what they do best: running the ball. You want to help your offensive line? Run the ball. You want to protect your quarterback? Run the ball. You want to throw deep? Run the ball. You want to help that joke the Bills call a defense? Run the ball.
"It opens up everything else," Spiller said Monday. "We seen that [Sunday]. It definitely opened up our passing game. Guys were making plays down the field."
Every week, Gailey and his staff spend hours breaking down every second of videotape and still fail to understand a basic premise that anybody with a calculator would understand in 15 minutes. I'll never be confused with Einstein, but we're not talking about the theory of relativity, either.
It's simple math.
C.J. Spiller is averaging 7.3 yards per carry, the second-highest through nine games in NFL history since 1960. He's is averaging 5.5 yards per carry in his career, which is more than Bo Jackson and Jim Brown. Spiller doesn't belong in the same sentence with Jackson or Brown, but can we all agree he's a dangerous back?
Fred Jackson is averaging 4.6 yards per carry, which is very good. It's also well below Spiller, who has more attempts (87) than Jackson (75).
You would think Buffalo would be anxious to get Spiller more involved to justify picking him ninth overall. He's had 20 touches only twice in 39 games over three NFL seasons. He's had 15 or more carries only three times. He had the ball 13 times, including nine carries for 70 yards, against the Pats.
"I think we've got a good 1-2 punch there," Gailey said. "Ask New England. What do they think? We moved the ball on them and scored points on them. That's the key."
No, Chan, the key is winning.
Spiller was wide open at the 12-yard line on the Bills' final offensive play Sunday. He would have slipped inside the 5. He's a dynamic playmaker. With a little juke, he might have scored and won the game. Spiller was ignored. He and Johnson watched from afar while McCourty clinched the win for the Patriots.
New England must have been thanking Gailey behind closed doors Sunday. Spiller averaged 7.8 yards on his nine carries, which makes you wonder why he didn't have a dozen more. Spiller was on the field for only 34 offensive plays, or less than half, against the Patriots. He was on the sideline for 40 plays.
Jackson is sidelined Thursday against Miami, which hurts the Bills. This isn't a C.J.-Fred issue. They're better when he's healthy. Both are terrific runners, blockers and receivers. Gailey hasn't figured out how to effectively use both at the same time.
Buffalo would have numerous options. Either or both could line up in the backfield or as receivers. It's not as if his offense is loaded with bigger threats. Donald Jones and Ruvell Martin don't exactly strike fear into opponents. We still don't know whether Spiller can hold up to the punishment of getting the ball 25 or 30 times, but it's time to find out Thursday.
Gailey needs to make smart decisions. He needs to get the ball to Spiller and stop setting his team up for failure.
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Call for Berkeley County artists
HEDGESVILLE - Trails and Trees Studio Tour of Berkeley County is organizing now for its first show, October, 2011. Artists and Artisans in all media are invited to submit applications. This includes (but is not limited to), metal arts, fiber art, sculpting, woodworking, mosaic art, glass work, as well as painting media and graphic artist.
If you are a Berkeley County artist interested in participating in this event or need more information, call Beth at 304-270-1059, Kris at 304-754-5727 or Kat 304-754-6643. Information is also available on Facebook.
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MARTINSBURG - Craft vendors are invited to participate in a holiday bazaar from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. Nov. 6 at Trinity Episcopal Church, 200 West King St. Space is available for $15.
For an application or more information, call Lisa Miller at 304-263-0994.
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HEDGESVILLE - The Tomahawk Ruritan Club is seeking crafters to participate in its craft fair to be held Nov. 13 and 14. Cost is $5 per 6-foot table.
For more information, call 304-754-7790 or 304-283-7543.
Filmmaker of the Year nods sought
SUTTON - The West Virginia Filmmakers Festival is seeking nominees for its prestigious West Virginia Filmmaker of the Year Award.
The West Virginia Filmmaker of the Year Award is given to the filmmaker whose most recent work or lifetime work has had the utmost impact on the West Virginia film industry. The WVFF board of directors oversees the Filmmaker of the Year selection. The nomination committee consists of previous West Virginia filmmakers of the year, West Virginia Filmmakers Guild, Landmark Studio for the Arts Board, WVFF Board, and industry professionals from around the state to arrive at the broadest consensus possible.
Filmmaker of the Year Award nomination criteria:
1. Filmmaker whose most recent work or lifetime work has had an utmost impact on the West Virginia film industry.
2. Nominees can be from any discipline of film making (producer, director, writer, actor, etc.).
3. Nominees should have a deep connection to West Virginia, preferably film made in West Virginia, West Virginia native or resident.
To nominate a filmmaker summit the name, work to be considered for the award, and statement (less than 200 word) about the filmmaker. Include all information you deem will assist others on the nominating committee on making their vote. Submissions should be sent preferably by e-mail to firstname.lastname@example.com.
The winner of the West Virginia Filmmaker Of The Year award will be announced in a ceremony during the 11th annual West Virginia Filmmaker's Festival.
Details will be announced shortly. Now in its 11th year, the West Virginia Filmmaker's Festival is the state's only film festival dedicated to the exhibition of films made by, for, and with West Virginia.


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By Kelly Cernetich
Christmas is a time of giving, with many charities experiencing a spike in donations from Thanksgiving until New Year's which helps them make it through until the next holiday season.
But by 2012's end, some organization's coffers were not as full as they'd been in past years. The Blair County Habitat for Humanity's was one of them.
Executive Director Santa Mosey said raising funds to build one home a year for a local family is a continuous struggle.
"The basic amount we need to build one house a year is $70,000," she said.
The group recently finished a house, but Mosey said Habitat is $20,000 to $30,000 short for the next one. Some funds are acquired from Altoona's Home investment program, but the money is not available until the house is completed and a family is living there.
"That becomes seed money for the next build," she said.
Mosey said she knows many people limit their charitable giving to organizations that focus on a specific group, like animals or children, but people should remember when Habitat builds a family's house, it gives their children a stable home environment and a permanent place to live.
Two years ago, Mosey started the chapter's first mass mailing campaign, hoping to generate more donations. She said money trickles in at a slow pace and Habitat can't begin a build without all funding in place.
"That's been the case for the last couple years, unfortunately," she said.
The Central Pennsylvania Humane Society's Director of Outreach and Marketing Jill Reigh said a $100,000 donation goal is set every year for the holiday season, "although we would have been happy with three-quarters of that," she said.
A final tally has not been made, but at last check the humane society had collected $40,000, short even of last year's $65,000 total. Reigh said she couldn't speculate as to why, but said several people stopped by a donation center at Logan Valley Mall to express their regret at not being able to donate.
"If they gave $100 last year, they just couldn't [afford to] this year," she said.
Reigh said there is a great deal of community support for an organization she said "doesn't turn any animal away," but uneasy feelings toward the economy and the guarded political climate may have prevented some from opening their wallets to give.
Reigh said people often express regret that they can't donate much, but she always reminds them that any dollar is a dollar the group
didn't have before, and the animals appreciate it.
"We thank all the people that support us, and continue to support us," she said.
The Salvation Army Western Pennsylvania Division's Altoona facility was one of the lucky few that surpassed its goal by a few hundred dollars, according to Commanding Officer Capt. Darlene Means. The goal was $100,000.
The Salvation Army Western Pennsylvania Division as a whole did not fare as well. Group officials announced Monday the division fell short of its $2.83 million goal by about $270,000.
"Although we missed this year's goal, we did thankfully manage to do better than 2011," said Maj. William H. Bode, divisional commander, in a press release. The 2011 goal was nearly $3 million, and organizers fell short that year by nearly $498,000.


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COLUMBIA — South Carolina's only new starting pitcher this season wasn't really new at all.
Nolan Belcher arrived at USC in what seems like another era, the fall of 2008. The Gamecocks had yet to win their back-to-back national championships or even play a game in their new park, Carolina Stadium. His current teammates call him "an old geezer," he said.
Belcher grabbed a spot in the weekend rotation during the 2009 season and seemed headed for a prosperous career. In back-to-back games against Arkansas and Mississippi, he threw 81/3 and nine innings, respectively, and allowed just two total runs. Later that season, he struck out 11 against Georgia.
He wouldn't have even been in uniform Sunday afternoon against Clemson if not for the anguish he endured while rehabilitating from Tommy John surgery on his left elbow during the 2011 season, when he redshirted.
The surgery stalled his career, and it seemed reasonable to wonder if he could ever replicate those performances from 2009. Though his ERA dipped from 5.33 that year to 2.43 in 2010 and 2.12 last year, he started just six games in 2010 and two in 2012, and threw 292/3 innings both seasons.
But there he was Sunday in front of a sellout crowd of 8,242, nine days shy of his 24th birthday, painting the inside corner of the plate more consistently than he has all season, and pitching better than he ever has at USC.
In an 8-0 USC victory that gave the Gamecocks (8-2) the three-game traveling series, Belcher threw a complete game — the second by a USC pitcher since the start of last season. He allowed three hits, walked nobody, struck out seven, faced five batters over the minimum and pitched to more than three hitters in an inning just twice.
"I'm sure he, at times, probably questioned whether he would ever get back to where he was when he got here as a freshman," said USC coach Chad Holbrook.
They say Tommy John surgery is like getting a new elbow. Pitching coach Jerry Meyers said before the season that the experience also steeled Belcher's will.
"I think that's going to make him even better," Meyers said.
It has. Through three starts, Belcher's stats are sterling: a 2.18 ERA, 23 strikeouts and one walk.
"Going through that stuff really takes a toll on you mentally, for sure," Belcher said. "It makes you tougher. I think that helped me a lot (Sunday), especially early in the game. I tried to keep my emotions in check. You can't pitch off of emotion. That's when you start leaving balls up in the zone. Going through that stuff definitely helped me mentally, and I wouldn't change it for anything."
USC essentially sealed Sunday's win with a five-run fifth inning that pushed its lead to 6-0. USC got all five runs with two outs on three straight singles, then a double. The last three of those hits came on the first, second and second pitches of the at-bats, underscoring the aggressive approach Holbrook wanted to see Sunday, because he didn't notice it enough in Saturday's 6-3 loss to the Tigers.
Former Wando star Connor Bright went 2 for 3 with a double and two RBIs, and Chase Vergason hit a solo homer in the fourth for the Gamecocks, who hit 11 for 34 Sunday after going 12 for 64 in the series' first two games. And as their offense continues to improve, Holbrook can take comfort in the way Belcher and Jordan Montgomery bookended the Clemson series with magnificent starts.
As Sunday's game wound down, Holbrook and Meyers let Belcher (2-1) return for the ninth even though he had thrown 106 pitches and wanted to cap him at 110 to 115.
"But what that kid's been through and the work he's put in, we felt he deserved the opportunity to finish the game," Holbrook said. "He'll remember that start the rest of his life."
Clemson starter Scott Firth (2-1) went six innings and allowed six runs, one earned, on eight hits with a walk and three strikeouts.
South Carolina next hosts Ball State at 7 p.m. Tuesday, while Clemson hosts Wofford at 4 p.m. Wednesday.


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The 10th annual Music is Art Festival will be held from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. Saturday at Lincoln Parkway and Delaware Park, from behind the Albright-Knox Art Gallery, Marcy Casino, Hoyt Lake and beyond. The free festival will include 100 bands, 70 artists, 300 dancers and more. For information, visit www.musicisart.org.
The 12th annual Fall Festival at Reinstein Woods Nature Preserve will be held from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday at 93 Honorine Drive, Cheektowaga. Exhibits, crafts and many other activities are planned. A $2 donation will be requested at the door. For information, call 683-5959 or visit www.dec.ny.gov and search for "Fall Festival."
Bring your family along to Moving Day at 10 a.m. Sunday at Coca Cola Field to help bring awareness to Parkinson's Disease. In addition to a 1.5-mile walk, a Movement Pavilion will feature demonstrations and opportunities to try yoga, pilates, tai chi, dance and more. For information, visit npfwny.org.
STUDENT EXHIBITCEPA Gallery and Just Buffalo Literary Center will present the fifth annual Writing With Light Student Exhibition with an opening reception from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. Friday at the Market Arcade, 617 Main St. The student artwork, which features works that demonstrate how imagination can be ignited through photography and creative writing, will be on view until Sept. 30. For information, visit www.cepagallery.com.


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Belive Riddim Producido por Mario Daddy CobraOlivares Voces grabadas en Cobra Studio por Mario Daddy CobraOlivares Mezclado en Musigrama por Javier Ustara Letra por Elan Swan Fernández, Karty er Nene y Rapsusklei Bajo la Luna y bajo el Sol, no estamos creyendo en su sistema de control No estamos creyendo y todo parece corrupto No creo en el que vendió sus ideales pa ser un producto No estamos creyendo en gangsta o en matón, no estamos creyendo en badbwoy de carton! So, we go dem! No estamos creyendo en cada religión, no estamos creyendo en manipulación! So, we go dem! Pa quemar a cada violador again! Pa quemar al pederasta ya maltratador también! Pa quemar al que experimenta con animal, again! No creer en ese mal y hacer el bien! So, we go dem! Atiende! Casi todos mienten! No estamos creyendo en alcalde ni presidente No estamos creyendo en los que venden a su pueblo ya su gente No estamos creyendo en delincuentes! We go dem! No estamos creyendo en el hambre, no estamos creyendo en el negocio de diamantes No estamos creyendo en explotar o maltratar al inmigrante! No estamos creyendo que esto aguante! We go dem! No creo en dem! dem!, no creo en leyes! No creo en bling bling!, digo no creo en reyes! No creo en nada que me diga la gente! Mentiras, codicia, egoísmo lo mismo de casi siempre! No! No creo! No creo en mísero y feo trofeo, el peor Orfeo, ves la miseria que al hombre rodeó No creo más que en agua, fuego, tierra y aire! No creo en guerra, ya no estoy creyendo en ...
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I, The Swan - The Sound of Animals Fighting From the album The Ocean and the Sun.
Title : Saint-Saens : The Swan From Wikipedia: Le Cygne, or The Swan, is the thirteenth movement of The Carnival of the Animals by Camille Saint-Saëns. This piece features a solo cello in tenor clef and two accompaniment pianos.The piece is in 6/4 time, with a key signature of G major. It makes use of legato and slurring, the music should flow like a swan gliding through the water. This piece is often played using much vibrato. This is the only movement from the Carnival of the Animals that the composer would allow to be played in public during his lifetime as he thought the remaining movements were too frivolous and would damage his reputation as a serious composer. The piece was written in tenor clef, although there are some arrangements in bass clef. Because the high range of the cello is displayed in this piece, the voice is often misnamed as the violin. The cello, however, has an extremely large range and can play in this register, and its tones are rounder and more mellow..
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This is fantastic video about the "Great Chinese State Circus", playing "Swank Lake". Definately one of the most amazing things that I have seen...
www.thomasgrillo.com http This is a performance by Thomas Grillo of Camille Saint Saen's The Swan, from Carnival of The animals, on the Moog Etherwave Pro theremin. Piano accompaniment was generously performed, and provided by Kristian Banatzianou of www.PianoAccompaniments.com . This video is copyrighted 2008 by Thomas Grillo, and Kristian Banatzianou. Please feel free to link, and embed this, and all of my videos. I ask that you please, do not upload my videos to other sites, as they will be removed immediately. Thank you. Unauthorized distribution of any kind is strictly prohibited.
Swan Lake - Ballet Suite, Op. 20 (Extracts): Scene Composer: Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky (1840-1893) Conductor: Riccardo Muti Orchestra: The Philadelphia Orchestra
Robert Tiso plays main theme of the swan lake by P. Tchaicowsky with glass harp. (musical glasses)
Le Carnaval des Animaux (The Carnival of the Animals) is a musical suite of fourteen movements by the French Romantic composer Camille Saint-Saëns. Le Carnaval was composed in February 1886 while Saint-Saëns was vacationing in a small Austrian village. It was originally scored for a chamber group of flute, clarinet, two pianos, glass harmonica, xylophone, two violins, viola, cello and double bass, but is usually performed today with a full orchestra of strings, and with a glockenspiel substituting for the rare glass harmonica. Saint-Saëns, apparently concerned that the piece was too frivolous and likely to harm his reputation as a serious composer, suppressed performances of it and only allowed one movement, Le Cygne, to be published in his lifetime. Only small private performances were given for close friends like Franz Liszt. Saint-Saëns did, however, include a provision which allowed the suite to be published after his death, and it has since become one of his most popular works. It is a favorite of music teachers and young children, along with Prokofiev's Peter and the Wolf and Britten's The Young Person's Guide to the Orchestra. Le Cygne (The Swan) Two pianos and cello: This is by far the most famous movement of the suite, often performed sole and is used to showcase the interpretive skills of the cellist. The lushly romantic cello solo is played over rippling sixteenths in one piano and rolled chords in the other. [from Wikipedia] Artwork:Leonora Carrington
Barbie of Swan Lake is a 2003 direct-to-video Barbie film directed by Owen Hurley. It is the third in a series of computer animated Barbie films, and features the voice of Kelly Sheridan as Barbie. The story is loosely adapted from the Swan Lake ballet and features the music of Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky. This is the third and final Barbie film narrated by Barbie to her little sister Kelly. It is also the second & final Barbie film to be based on a Tchaikovsky ballet. (the first being Barbie in The Nutcracker) Additionally, being a Barbie movie, the plot has a decidedly happier ending than the original ballet. Voice cast: Kelly Sheridan as Barbie & Princess Odette Mark Hildreth as Prince Daniel Kelsey Grammer as Rothbart Maggie Wheeler as Odile Venus Terzo as Lila Kathleen Barr as The Fairy Queen & Marie Michael Dobson as Erasmus Nicole Oliver as Carlita Ian James Corlett as Ivan Gina Stockdale as Queen Mother Brian Drummond as Reggie Chantal Strand as Kelly & Kelly The Cygnet Gary Chalk as Baker Scott McNeil as Peddler Thomas Delauney as Tommy
the first part of the second Swan Princess movie please be patient with the uploading of the other parts - it took a while to save it as a file and it takes even longer to upload
Nely Galan's hit show "The Swan"
Song: "The Bonny Swans" Artist: Loreena McKennitt Album: The Mask & Mirror Year: 1994 It's always kinda annoyed me that the song in the official video was four minutes shorter than the album version.
Julian Lloyd Webber plays The Swan by Saint Saens
Friends, I recently came across this beautiful book of Poetry - Please check it out: www.amazon.com Valse (Corps de Ballet) Swan Lake (Russian: Лебединое Озеро, Lebedinoye Ozero, Swan Lake) is a ballet by Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky presented in either four Acts, four Scenes (primarily outside Russia and Eastern Europe) or three Acts, four Scenes (primarily in Russia and Eastern Europe), based on a libretto by Vladimir Begichev and (possibly) Vasily Geltser, fashioned from an ancient German legend, which tells the story of Odette, a princess turned into a swan by an evil sorcerer's curse. It was originally choreographed by Julius Reisinger to the music of Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky (opus 20). First presented as The Lake of the Swans by the Ballet of the Moscow Imperial Bolshoi Theatre on February 20/March 4, 1877 (Julian/Gregorian calendar dates) in Moscow, Russia. Although the ballet is presented in many different versions, most ballet companies base their stagings both choreographically and musically on the revival by Marius Petipa and Lev Ivanov, staged for the Imperial Ballet, first presented January 15, 1895 at the Imperial Mariinsky Theatre in St. Petersburg, Russia. For this revival, Tchaikovsky's score was revised by the St. Petersburg Imperial Theatre's kapellmeister Riccardo Drigo. (We appreciate Wikipaedia's contributions in the descriptions here)
Clip #1. Look for this movie on TCM or buy the tape at Amazon.com. The story is about a royal family who is hoping to lure a prince (Alec Guiness) to marry their daughter (Grace Kelly), who is a princess of a small country. The prince is only going to visit for a short time, so the mother of the princess decides to use a tutor (Louis Jourdan) as a pawn in order to make the prince jealous. This film is a little slow in parts, but for the most part quite charming and funny. Grace Kelly is at her most luminous. Also stars Louis Jourdan, Brian Aherne, Alec Guiness, Jessie Royce Landis, and Estelle Winwood. Read more about this film here: imdb.com And petition MGM to release this film on DVD!
Uliana Lopatkina performing The Dying Swan by Saint-Saens. St Petersburg 300 Years Gala (2003).
Anna Pavlova performs Dying Swan by Saint-Saens, at the Kirov Ballet
ABT's production with Gillian Murphy and Angel Corella.
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Mischa Maisky performs a lushly romantic cello solo in the most famous movement of the suite. «Julian Rachlin & friends» CHAMBER MUSIC FESTIVAL A film by Jasmina Hajdany; music written by Camille Saint-Saëns.
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Love is never lost. This video chronologically follows my 'Song from a secret garden' video. It shows the healing that must take place before one can move on with life.
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Johnny Weir at Marshall's 2006 doing The Swan - Camille rocks :)
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Cello Journey CD: cdbaby.com Cello Journey DVD: cdbaby.com Visit the website: cellojourney.com In this episode we play a famous piece by the French composer Camille Saint-Saens called The Swan. It is a part of the Carnival of The Animals which is an orchestral suite but this is a section where the cello represents a swan and the accompaniment represents the rippling waters that the swan glides upon. Higher quality sound/video can be downloaded at cellojourney.com For feedback please e-mail firstname.lastname@example.com or leave comments.
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Confused lady uses ATM Machine for the first time. Ms. Swan from Mad TV. too bad it got cancelled.
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Ms. Swan goes to a gay bar.
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If you thought you had to travel to exotic locales to photograph captivating subjects, think again. Award-winning conservation photographer Clay Bolt shows you how to find, approach and photograph fascinating insects in your own backyard with spectacular results. Learn to work with available light and shallow depth of field to create crystal-clear images. Explore a variety of off-camera flash setups to enhance color and texture, increase sharpness and freeze motion. Use wide-angle macro lenses to create surreal images that showcase your subject and its habitat, and get Clay's expert tips for successfully photographing insects in flight. Finally, learn to adjust images in the digital darkroom to illuminate the beauty of translucent wings and emphasize eye-catching textures.
Meet your instructor, natural history photographer Clay Bolt, and uncover the world of macro photography. Clay will preview what you will learn in this class: lighting techniques, using wide-angle lenses, shooting flying subjects and creating a field studio. Then, Clay gives you a peek into his gear bag as he reveals the equipment he'll be using in this class.
Understand how light affects your subject throughout the day and explore how to compensate for low light by adjusting your aperture, shutter speed and ISO. Discover how adding a few accessories, including a reflector and cable release, can help you take bright, sharp photos. Learn how to find and approach skittish subjects and discover the importance of paralleling their movements to bring them into crystal-clear focus.
Clay reveals how using one, two and even three off-camera flashes can really highlight your tiny subjects. Disperse shadows and add fill light to brighten diminutive details. Learn how to control your flash from your camera's settings. Contrast the results of using on-camera and off-camera flashes and test exposures until you have just the right result.
Exhibit your subjects in their habitats as you dive into shooting macro with a wide-angle lens. Clay demonstrates how using a diagonal fisheye lens allows you to get extremely close to your subjects, putting them in focus but still placing them in their environment. Create impactful images with Clay's compositional tips for working with a wide-angle macro lens.
Insects' agility makes them challenging to photograph in flight. In this advanced lesson, discover which insects you can photograph using the equipment you already own. Clay offers tips for modifying your existing equipment and ways to overcome wind and cluttered backgrounds. Finally, witness how setting up a photo trap can allow you to capture the tiniest of insects in flight.
Build a portable outdoor studio as Clay shows you how to photograph your small subjects on a white background using off-camera flashes, � la the "Meet the Neighbours" global program that Clay co-founded. Discover several Photoshop tools you can use to really make your subjects pop. Clay demystifies working with living insects and offers tips for ethically handling them.
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CLEMSON — Sammy Watkins showed Clemson may not miss star receiver DeAndre Hopkins quite so much next season, catching two long touchdown passes in the Tigers' spring game Saturday.
Watkins was a freshman All-American in 2011 and helped Clemson to its first Atlantic Coast Conference championship in 20 years. But a two-game suspension, injuries and Hopkins' emergence last fall kept Watkins a second option much of the season. Watkins made his impact felt in the scrimmage with scoring catches of 41 and 50 yards from Cole Stoudt. Watkins had seven catches for 156 yards, better than he did in all but one of the nine games he played last year.
Watkins big day didn't help his White team, which lost to the Orange, 34-26, at Death Valley. Still, it was a relief for the thousands of Tigers fans who wondered what happened to their explosive receiver last season as he had 25 fewer catches, 511 fewer receiving yards and nine fewer touchdowns than his debut college season.
"I think I had a solid, OK year," Watkins said. "I don't know about the sophomore slump, but I didn't meet any of the expectations I had for myself."
Watkins looked intent on turning that around in the spring game. While some stars sit out such scrimmages — ACC player of the year Tajh Boyd didn't take a snap Saturday — Watkins was in throughout the game. With his team trailing 17-0, Watkins sneaked past the secondary and caught Cole Stoudt's pass two yards from the end zone for his first TD catch.
On his team's next series, Watkins ran a sharp slant pattern near the line of scrimmage, caught the ball in traffic and outran everyone else for the 50-yard score.
Clemson hopes Watkins' fun continues this fall. He'll be counted on heavily to make up for the loss of Hopkins, who gave up his senior season to turn pro.
Hopkins was also Boyd's go-to receiver with games on the line — remember that sliding 26-yard grab on fourth-and-16 Hopkins had on Clemson's game-winning drive to beat LSU at the Chick-Fil-A Bowl? That's something Watkins wants to re-establish with his quarterback.
"Just doing things better, working hard for my releases and just going up for the ball," he said.
"Those are things I've got to work on for next season."
Watkins and the Tigers have 20 weeks until Memorial Stadium fills up again for the 2013 opener with Southeastern Conference power Georgia on Aug. 31.
Watkins and Boyd got a sneak-peek at their opening a week ago when they attended Georgia's spring game — until they got recognized by Bulldog fans. "That's when we had to get out of there," Watkins said, smiling.
Boyd's backup, Stoudt, got most of the work and set a Clemson spring game mark with 304 yards passing to go with four touchdowns. Stoudt, the son of former NFL passer Cliff Stoudt, is unlikely to see much significant time unless Boyd gets injured. Boyd chose to return for his senior season instead of declaring for the NFL drought.
Boyd shuttled from sideline to sideline helping Clemson's quarterbacks. He was right alongside reserve passer Chad Kelly, the nephew of ex-Buffalo Bills star Jim Kelly, when he went down with a serious knee injury. "It was tough watching from the sideline," Boyd said.
He surely liked what he saw from the offense, however. Along with Watkins, receivers Martavis Bryant and Charone Peake each had seven catches and a touchdown in offensive coordinator Chad Morris' fast-paced attack.
Boyd even enjoyed watching Stoudt shine at his position. "I think we have a chance to be special," he said. "Today was an exciting day."
Clemson finished last season 11-2, its most victories since its 12-0, national championship season of 1981. The Tigers and coach Dabo Swinney have made no secret this spring their goals include another national championship. Having Watkins back to his freshman form will certainly help.
"We've got some pretty good stuff going," Stoudt said.
Clemson receiver Sammy Watkins, left, outruns defender Robert Smith for a 50-yard touchdown pass during the Tigers' NCAA college football Orange - White spring scrimmage on Saturday, April 13, 2013 in Clemson, S.C. (AP Photo/Anderson Independent-Mail, Mark Crammer)×


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News about White House Pets, including commentary and archival articles published in The New York Times.
Selected Articles About Pets in the White House
Does Bo Know He's Top Dog?
The Obamas' new pet is a celebrity. Trainers and psychologists ask: Does he understand?April 16, 2009 fashionNews
One Obama Search Ends With a Puppy Named Bo
The Obamas' closely watched search for a spiritual home was overshadowed on Sunday by news that a longer quest — for a dog — had ended.April 13, 2009 usNews
The First Dog Has Arrived
A web site called firstdogcharlie.com broke the news on Saturday, April 12, that the new first dog was on his way to the White House.April 13, 2009 blogsWeb Log
Obama Dog Watch Update
I see that the Obama hound hounds are baying about an imminent arrival. My bet is that it will be a Portuguese water dog.April 9, 2009 blogsWeb Log
Tracking the First Puppy
In looking for a puppy, the Obamas should remember that it is best to drop ideological blinders, preconceived notions and received wisdom, and attempt to see each dog for itself.November 7, 2008 blogsWeb Log
Tapping the Inner Dog
Political dogs, curiously absent from the current presidential campaign, have often appeared as supporting cast in previous American elections.September 24, 2008 blogsWeb Log
George W. Bush Recalls Putin's 'My Dog Is Stronger' Style of Diplomacy
Former President George W. Bush tells of a lesson in leadership and relationship building — through their dogs — in his meetings while in office with President Vladimir Putin of Russia.
July 10, 2015, Friday
MORE ON PETS IN THE WHITE HOUSE AND: Bush, George W , Putin, Vladimir V , Dogs
Scott Walker and Dogs … He's No Ronald Reagan
Gov. Scott Walker of Wisconsin, a possible candidate for president in 2016, is allergic to dogs, putting him at odds with his hero, Ronald Reagan, a canine enthusiast.
April 1, 2015, Wednesday
MORE ON PETS IN THE WHITE HOUSE AND: Reagan, Ronald Wilson , Walker, Scott K , Virginia , Dogs
Scott Walker, Allergic to Dogs, May Run Against Political History
In his likely candidacy for the Republican presidential nomination, Gov. Walker of Wisconsin faces a different sort of constitutional challenge: overcoming his aversion to man's best friend.
April 1, 2015, Wednesday
MORE ON PETS IN THE WHITE HOUSE AND: Dogs , Walker, Scott K , Presidential Election of 2016 , Presidents and Presidency (US) , Wisconsin
Pet Theories
Brooks and Collins on whether cats or dogs rule.
January 8, 2014, Wednesday
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For 2nd Term, a 2nd White House Dog
The Obama family has taken in another dog, a Portuguese water dog named Sunny.
August 20, 2013, Tuesday
MORE ON PETS IN THE WHITE HOUSE AND: Dogs , Obama, Barack , Bo (Dog) , Obama, Michelle , Sunny (Dog)
Texas: Barney, White House Star, Dies
Barney, a Scottish terrier who served in the White House under President George W. Bush, has died.
February 2, 2013, Saturday
MORE ON PETS IN THE WHITE HOUSE AND: Dogs , Bush, George W , Texas
Obama Returns to Washington, With Bo
President Obama returned to the White House on Thursday to resume efforts to end a partisan fiscal impasse with the family dog, Bo.
December 27, 2012, Thursday
MORE ON PETS IN THE WHITE HOUSE AND: Obama, Barack , Bo (Dog)
The Dog Ate My Birth Certificate
The reaction to Obama's eating dog meat as a child relate to anxieties over race, assimilation and citizenship.
May 8, 2012, Tuesday
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The Dog Ate My Birth Certificate
The reaction to Obama's eating dog meat as a child relate to anxieties over race, assimilation and citizenship.
May 7, 2012, Monday
Martha Watson Stern, Dog Breeder, Is Dead at 72
Mrs. Stern owned the Texas kennel that bred Bo, President Obama's family dog.
July 28, 2009, Tuesday
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Allergies and the First Dog
Despite daughter Malia's allergies, the Obama family wants a dog.
The Caucus Blog
The Search for the First Puppy
Now that Barack Obama has been elected president, he can start fulfilling his many campaign promises — including the one to his two daughters that when the election was over, they would be cuddling up to a new dog.
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Microsoft Sees 24 Percent Increase in Windows Revenue, Drop in Profit
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Microsoft reported a 2.7 percent increase in overall revenue thanks to a small boost from Windows 8
Windows 8 didn't hit the ground running
the way Microsoft thought it would after the October 2012 release, but it did offer a small boost in the company's latest financial earnings report.
For the quarter ended December 31, 2012, Microsoft reported a 2.7 percent boost in revenue to $21.5 billion from $20.9 billion in the year-ago quarter. However, the Windows maker saw a 3.7 percent drop in profit to $6.38 billion (76 cents a share) from $6.62 billion (78 cents a share) one year ago.
Microsoft saw a revenue increase of 24 percent in its Windows division to $5.88 billion (or 11 percent when adjusted for early sales of Windows 8) for the second quarter, which was the first to include Windows 8.
Microsoft didn't offer sales figures for its first homemade tablet,
Surface with Windows RT
. The new version -- Surface with Windows 8 Pro -- is expected to hit store shelves on February 9.
"Our big, bold ambition to reimagine Windows as well as launch Surface and Windows Phone 8 has sparked growing enthusiasm with our customers and unprecedented opportunity and creativity with our partners and developers," said Steve Ballmer, CEO at Microsoft. "With new Windows devices, including Surface Pro, and the new Office on the horizon, we'll continue to drive excitement for the Windows ecosystem and deliver our software through devices and services people love and businesses need."
Windows 8, which was released in late October 2012, was met with plenty of criticism for its massive redesign. However, many PC makers (such as Dell) were hoping that it'd be the saving grace for the PC market, where hardware sales had been declining over the years as mobile devices (smartphones and tablets) exploded onto the scene.
But many PC makers
didn't see a huge increase in sales
with Windows 8. And while Microsoft hasn't released sales figures for its Surface tablet yet, reports last month indicated that the new device took a sales hit due to
a lack of distribution
. Microsoft had only offered the Surface with Windows RT online and at Microsoft stores (and there are a little over 60 stores total in the U.S.).
In mid-December, Microsoft finally allowed
third-party retailers
to sell the Surface.
Surface with Windows RT also made its way to Australia in mid-December, and will do so in other countries in the following months.
Earlier this month, Microsoft announced that
60 million Windows 8 licenses were sold
. However,
60 million licenses sold doesn't mean that there are 60 million Windows 8 devices out there.
In today's financial earnings report for Q2, Microsoft also announced declines in its Entertainment and Devices division (including Xbox) of 11 percent to $3.77 billion and its Business division (including Microsoft Office) of 10 percent to $5.69 billion from a year earlier.
Microsoft's shares were down 2.1 percent in after-hours trading today to $27.63.
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RE: Windows 8 sucks
I agree with this assessment. In an earlier forum discussion I talked about the problems that I was having with Win 8 (For me it was app compatibility, bluetooth, updating issues, and just general bugginess) and I solved some of the problems. Unfortunately Win 8 users aren't as good as Linux users, if you have a problem with Linux you simply start a thread "I hate win 8 because of..." and you will have all of your problems solved, here it was mostly "deal with it" or "I didn't have that problem". I do appreciate the help of a user that mentioned that you can load Win 7 drivers (fixed my bluetooth problem).
Anyways, after playing around with it I managed to make my computer start up in no time flat and made it run smoother and faster, but I still couldn't get my Zune software or Audials to work on it. I realize that I am one of 6 people that use the Zune, but I love the thing and I prefer the software over Xbox Music. As for Audials, I bought version 8 years ago, then I just bought version 9 a couple months ago. Just after Win8 was released they fixed the issue and called it version 10 and their response is to buy the new one...F@%# them.
I decided to add a second hd to my laptop in raid 0 configuration and just for fun loaded Win 7 onto it (by that I mean I initially went to reinstall Win8 but because I created the usb install on my other laptop it wouldn't install due to their antipiracy crap, so I put on 7 first). I did this about a week ago and it has been running so smoothly and without a single issue that I don't think I'm going to upgrade it back. I will wait and see what happens with it though, but I personally prefer 7, the experience is magnitudes better. It takes longer to boot, but since I rarely start it up (maybe once a week or 2) its not really an inconvenience.
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Endometrial Ablation
Endometrial Ablation
Endometrial ablation is an outpatient surgery that can reduce or stop heavy menstrual bleeding. This surgery is for women who do not want to have any more children and who have not yet entered menopause. Treatment takes less than an hour, and you can go home later that day.
Preparing for Surgery
You may be given medication by mouth or injection for a few weeks or months before your ablation. This thins the lining and reduces bleeding.
The day before surgery, a special substance (laminaria) may be put into your cervix (the opening to the uterus). This widens the opening.
To help prevent problems with anesthesia, do not eat or drink anything 10 hours before surgery.
|Destroying the lining with heat or electric current prevents the lining from growing back.
Your Surgery
You'll be given anesthesia so you stay comfortable and relaxed and feel no pain during surgery.
Then, your uterus may be filled with fluid. This puts pressure on the lining to help reduce bleeding. It also allows your doctor to see inside your uterus.
Next your doctor puts a small telescope-like instrument through the cervix. This scope may be connected to a video monitor. This helps your doctor see and control the ablation process. At the end of the scope, a device using heat or electric current destroys the uterine lining. Instead of the scope, your doctor may use a device that both expands and ablates the uterine lining. After being inserted into your uterus, it also uses heat or other energy to remove the lining. Your doctor will choose the device that's best for you.
Call your doctor if you have any of the following after surgery:
Your Recovery
You may have cramping or aching in your abdomen after surgery. Your doctor can give you pain medication.
You may also have a bloody or watery discharge or bleeding for days or weeks. Use sanitary pads, not tampons.
Don't have sexual intercourse or play active sports for 2 weeks after surgery.
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Springfield EV scoring
JF Jacques (27) and Colin McDonald (18) seem to have the goalie surrounded on this play.
I'm interested in looking at the AHL stats for the Falcons' forwards, specifically the EV numbers. Why? Well it's a fair indicator of the type of minutes these players would get in the show (there's no real use adding in Pouliot's PP numbers, we know he isn't getting cherry time if and when he gets called up) and the one player who we're punishing most (Schremp) needs to be successful at EVs before he makes it in the NHL. Everything we've read about him, from draft day to today, tells us he is an outstanding offensive player when given plenty of time and freedom.
How is he doing at EVs, when the opposition has someone marking him? Much better than last season and I think that's news. Last year, Schremp's EV points-per-game total was .362. This season? Much better:
- Patrick Thoresen 23gp, 8-7-15 (.652) *now with Oilers
- Liam Reddox 33gp, 9-8-17 (.515)
- Rob Schremp 41gp, 5-15-20 (.488)
- Marc Pouliot 31gp, 5-8-13 (.419)
- JF Jacques 36gp, 6-9-15 (.417)
- Tyler Spurgeon 12gp, 1-3-4 (.333)
- Colin McDonald 41gp, 5-6-11 (.268)
- Troy Bodie 36gp, 6-3-9 (.250)
- Tim Sestito 43gp, 4-6-10 (.233)
- Slava Trukhno 32gp, 2-3-5 (.156)
- Fredrik Johansson 25gp, 3-0-3 (.120)
Those are pretty interesting numbers. Pouliot is almost exactly where he was one year ago (.424) and none of the current AHLers is better than Nilsson was in the AHL at EVs last season (69gp, 10-29-39, .565).
Just for fun, here are the PP points-per-game:
- Rob Schremp 41gp, 5-16-21 (.513)
- Marc Pouliot 31gp, 5-7-12 (.387)
- Slava Trukhno 32gp, 3-5-8 (.250)
- Tyler Spurgeon 12gp, 0-3-3 (.250)
- JF Jacques 36gp, 5-3-8 (.222)
- Patrick Thoresen 25gp, 4-1-5 (.217)
- Liam Reddox 33gp, 1-6-7 (.212)
- Colin McDonald 41gp, 4-4-8 (.195)
What does it all mean? Schremp's a helluva PP performer in the AHL, he may be a guy who could step right onto the 2nd PP unit in Edmonton (although one wonders if MacT would want to mess with anything to do with the majestic Oilers powerplay as it stands). He's also one of two obvious choices for callup. The other, based on stats, is Liam Reddox. Where does this put the 2003 draft (Pouliot, Jacques and McDonald)? Trailing the 2004 kids from every angle.


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