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1 bunch romaine lettuce
1 large tomato, quartered and thinly sliced
1 red onion, thinly sliced
1/2 green pepper, thinly sliced
1/2 cucumber, peeled, quartered lengthwise and thinly sliced
3 leaves of fresh basil, chopped
1 loosely packed cup Italian parsley, chopped
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1/4 cup dill, chopped
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1 cup extra-virgin olive oil
1/2 cup red wine vinegar
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Nutrition information per 7-ounce serving: 420 calories; 380 calories from fat; 4g protein; 8g carbs; 4g sugar; 42g total fat; 7g saturated fat; 10mg cholesterol; 2g dietary fiber; 370mg sodium; 10% Daily Values calcium; 10% Daily Values iron.


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The newsletter highlights that the Micronesia Conservation Trust has been supporting climate change adaptation workshops across the region. The most recent workshop was conducted in Chuuk, FSM, from 6-10 February 2012. Upcoming workshops are to be conducted in Kosrae, FSM (27 February – 2 March), and Yap, FSM (2-6 April). Schedules are also being finalized for workshops in Guam and the Northern Marianas Islands.
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By Amanda Morad | March 28, 2013
Regent Founder and Chancellor Dr. M.G. "Pat" Robertson
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In light of Holy Week and the Easter season, Regent University's founder and chancellor, Dr. M.G. "Pat" Robertson reflected on the resurrection of Jesus at the first weekly chapel service in Regent's new chapel building on Wednesday, March 27.
"President Richard Nixon was once asked what the greatest day in the history of the world was, and he said something about America's space program," Chancellor Robertson told the audience. "But the greatest day in the world was the day Jesus was resurrected."
He recounted the story of Jesus' crucifixion, death and resurrection, reminding the audience of both the pain and the joy of the season for believers.
"By His resurrection, we have life," he said. "Praise God, He's coming back again. I pray He finds us worshipping and loving each other."
Referencing Isaiah 53:5, which proclaims healing through Jesus' suffering, Chancellor Robertson prayed for the sick among the combined audience of Regent students, staff and faculty, as well as CBN staff.
The service concluded with communion administered by Chancellor Robertson; Regent president, Dr. Carlos Campo; and other Regent and CBN leaders.
Misty Edwards, a worship artist at International House of Prayer (IHOP) in Kansas City, Mo., also joined the chapel service as a guest worship leader during the distribution of communion.
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Woman gets life for Northwest crime rampage
PORTLAND, Ore. -- A woman who took part in a Pacific Northwest killing rampage fueled by white supremacist beliefs apologized for her actions, but not her views.
Holly Grigsby, 27, was sentenced Tuesday to life in prison with no chance for release.
She apologized in federal court to friends and relatives of the victims.
But Grigsby expressed no regret for white supremacist beliefs, only the effect her crimes would have on their public perception.
Grigsby and her boyfriend, David "Joey" Pedersen, were arrested in 2011 following the deaths of four people: Pedersen's father and stepmother in Everett, Wash., an Oregon teenager and a California man.
Joey Pedersen has pleaded guilty to two counts of carjacking resulting in death.
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Linksview is ideally situated for visitors to appreciate the many events that are held thoughout the year in Portrush. Below are some examples of the activities that are held regularly.
Sporting activities
- The NW200 motorcycling circuit
- The Milk Cup
- Sailing Portrush Yacht Club 02870823932
- Sailing Coleraine Yacht Club 02870344503
- Diving www.aquaholics.org
- Surfing www.troggs.com
- Sea Fishing Charter Boat fishing
- Golf www.royalportrushgolfclub.com and www.portstewartgc.co.uk
- Tennis and Outdoor bowling at Ramore Head Angling at Portrush Harbour
- Sea Angling available
- Portrush international Air Show
- Horse riding at Maddybenny stables
- North Antrim Diving Blog
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The far reach of Hannah Montana has extended into Arkansas – but is her palm too wide open?
In a probe to see if five ticket-sales Web sites may have violated state ticket-scalping laws, Arkansas Attorney General Dustin McDaniel has demanded documents related to the sale of seats for Miley Cyrus concerts, the Associated Press reports.
Cyrus's 54-date "Best of Both Worlds Tour," which features the 14-year-old star of the Disney Channel's Hannah Montana, sold out in as little as four minutes, causing such a demand that one ticket for a show scheduled for Charlotte, N.C., was subsequently re-sold for $2,565.
In addition, McDaniel is investigating whether fictitious tickets are listed on some Web sites just to determine if they'll sell at higher prices.
A spokesman for one of the sites McDaniel is investigating, the San Francisco-based StubHub (a ticket-reselling subsidiary of eBay Inc.), said his company would cooperate with McDaniel.
"What's often mistaken about our marketplace is that we procure and price tickets when, to the contrary, we simply provide a secure and managed online marketplace for those who wish to sell tickets they possess," said the rep, Sean Pate.
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Kansas Jayhawk fans can all breathe a sigh of relief.
After being down a point at the half to the Western Kentucky Hilltoppers, the Jayhawks managed to stave off what would have been the first ever upset of a No. 1 seed by a No. 16. Kansas pulled away in the second half to win, 64-57.
Slowly but surely, Kansas started to increase the distance between itself and WKU in the second half. When the Jayhawks went up 10 points late into the second half, the game looked all but over.
Granted, Kansas did its best to keep the Hilltoppers in this game, committing 17 turnovers and letting its opponents claw to within four points with 25.4 seconds left in the game.
With the game in Kansas City, a win for Western Kentucky would have been even more improbable, considering it was a glorified home game for the Jayhawks.
It was just a case of Kansas simply having too much talent at the end. Of course it was that same talent that had largely been absent for much of the proceedings.
Part of the reason Kansas struggled so much was the performance of star guard Ben McLemore. He was quiet for most of the game and scored only 11 points on 2-of-5 shooting. Travis Releford was good but not great. He did get 11 points but only took six shots.
Without Jeff Withey, you have to wonder where Kansas actually would have finished this game. He was a beast on both ends of the court. He finished with 17 points, seven blocks and six rebounds, easily finishing as player of the game.
The Jayhawks failed to hit a three-pointer, going 0-of-6 for all 40 minutes. It's hard to believe that any team could win without making a single three-point shot.
Their foul shooting was a godsend, though, helping to seal the game at the end. Kansas did make the most of those opportunities, making 24-of-30 free throws.
Going against a Western Kentucky team that was only 20-15 coming into the game, you really expected more from such a talented Kansas team.
Who will win Sunday's matchup?
To be fair, though, while the Jayhawks' offense struggled, the defense was there for the entire game.
The Hilltoppers were always teetering on the edge offensively.
They didn't shoot the ball well in the first half, and sooner or later, it was going to catch up with them. Western Kentucky only managed to shoot 21-of-66 from the field, including 3-of-20 from three-point range.
Four WKU players managed to score in double figures, but that doesn't mean as much when it came on such poor shooting. Plus, it's hard to beat a team like Kansas when you only score 26 points in the second half.
Although, things could have been much different had the Hilltoppers not lost their best player in the second half. When George Fant fouled out of the game with 5:37 to play, there was almost no way back for the Cinderella.
Twitter Reaction:
ESPN's Darren Rovell reveals there might be a correlation between Adidas' wildly unpopular tournament uniforms and early tournament exits. Maybe it's a form of punishment from the fashion gods:
Could all 4 of the NCAA teams playing in the Adidas "Zubaz" uniforms lose today? Cincy, ND, UCLA and Kansas.— darren rovell (@darrenrovell) March 23, 2013
RockChalkBlog was quick to praise the performance of Withey:
Jeff Withey is the reason why Kansas is winning. He's got 14 points, four rebounds and five blocked shots. #kubball #marchmadness— RockChalkBlog.com (@RockChalkBlog) March 23, 2013
Dan Wolken of USA Today noted exactly how poor Western Kentucky was shooting the ball in the second half:
Western Kentucky is 4-of-28 in the half. Kansas just now getting a double-digit lead.— Dan Wolken (@DanWolken) March 23, 2013
Seth Davis of Sports Illustrated wanted to give some props to the Jayhawks for the way they went ahead in the second half:
Credit Kansas for responding. Lead by 11 with 3 mins to go. Looks like we'll have to wait another year for our 16-1 upset.— Seth Davis (@SethDavisHoops) March 23, 2013
Andy Glockner of SI.com framed the win for Kansas as more of a war of attrition:
This Kansas game is like when you score the 11th most points in your FF league and played the only team that scored fewer that week.— Andy Glockner (@AndyGlockner) March 23, 2013
The Score thought Western Kentucky could have benefited from having Ali Farokhmanesh, who helped lead the Northern Iowa Panthers to an upset of the Jayhawks in 2010. If only eligibility wasn't a problem:
Western Kentucky could use Ali Farokhmanesh out there.— The Score (@theScore) March 23, 2013
The Jayhawks will meet Roy Williams and the North Carolina Tar Heels in the round of 32. Williams has coached against Kansas in the tournament on two previous occasions, losing both.


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Texas has at least one law on the books that it does not enforce.
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The law in question covers the reporting of cash and property seized by police agencies. A 1989 state law gives police the authority to seize items that authorities believe were used in the commission of a crime.
So far so good. Yet the state doesnot penalize those agencies that fail to comply with the reporting requirements.
A recent package of stories by the Globe-News discovered that two-thirds of the state's law enforcement agencies fail to report their seizures - yet the state's inability or unwillingness to penalize them makes the law a toothless tiger.
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It is a dizzying process, according to Richard Nedelkoff, head of the governor's criminal justice division, suggersting that the complicated nature of the sharing arrangements make the seizures difficult to track.
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Savers stand to lose as much as £33bn over the next three years due to new policies on interest rates and inflation, calculations for The Telegraph show.
The Bank of England has condemned savers to this fate by allowing inflation to soar above interest rates until at least 2016, campaigners said.
When inflation is higher than the return on savings, money held on deposit effectively loses its value – in other words, the cash grows more slowly than the cost of living. This is happening today because the average savings account pays 1.66pc, while inflation is 2.8pc.
The Bank of England is supposed to use higher interest rates to keep inflation under control at 2pc. But in a radical policy shift, it said policymakers will not worry about high inflation unless the expectations rise above 2.5pc.
The new head of the Bank, Governor Mark Carney, has indicated Bank Rate will only rise from its record low 0.5pc when unemployment – a gauge of Britain's economic health – falls from 7.8pc today to below 7pc. The Bank's economists do not expect this to happen until 2016.
Conceivably then, savers could suffer three more years of rates at their current levels with inflation at 2.4pc. This would spell more misery for savers already suffering tumbling returns.
The Telegraph asked lobby group Save Our Savers to work out what the impact of this new approach might be in a worst-case scenario.
It found savers' money would be worth £33.8bn less in 2016 after the effect of inflation is taken into account. This is based on the £1.2 trillion held in cash savings accounts growing at 1.66pc a year.
The figures are only an illustration of the potential detriment caused to savers, but do serve to show the apparent lack of regard for the thrifty at a government and policymaker level, said Jason Riddle, of Save Our Savers.
He said: "It's an extraordinary situation. The statutory remit for the Bank of England Monetary Policy Committee is to target 2pc.
"This was restated by the Chancellor as recently as March. However, the Bank's new Governor, Mark Carney, appears unilaterally to have decided to change this to 2.5pc. We seriously question the legitimacy of such a move."
The hope for savers is that the economy recovers quickly enough for Base Rate to rise earlier, with this feeding through to savings rates. However, it remains to be seen whether unemployment falling below 7pc in 2015 or before would trigger action. Policymakers are acutely aware that any rise to interest rates could hit borrowers already struggling to afford monthly mortgage repayments.
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…and this is exactly why the Rangers needed to take care of Burrows last night. The NHL obviously isn't serious about taking dangerous hits (at least the ones to Rangers players) out of the game, so the Blueshirts need to police themselves.
…so now Burrows has bit a player as well as almost end another's season with a dirty hit and not even a second of a suspension. Yep, Shanahan and Bettman are being a real deterrent for these kinds of plays. Where's the motivation for a player not to take a run at an opponent in a vulnerable position? Disgraceful decisions from the NHL such as these are why fighting will always need to be a part of the game because if the players aren't taking care of each other no one will.


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Wind-turbine harmonic emissions and propagation through a wind farm
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In the work, measurements and analysis of harmonic emissions were performed on a number of wind-turbines in several wind parks in Northern Sweden. The measurements on the individual wind turbines reveal that the harmonic emissions are different from each other, even for different turbines from the same manufacturer. However in general the characteristic harmonics dominate the harmonic emissions. Furthermore, a long-term measurement shows that the dominant frequencies in the emission change with time.
The total emission from a wind park into the public grid is determined by the emission from individual turbines and by the properties of the wind park. To study the impact of the wind park on the propagation a ``transfer function'' method has been introduced, and applied by means of calculation and simulation. The method is based on a mathematical model that predicts the harmonic propagation from the wind turbines to the public grid in the frequency range up to 50 kHz. Applying the model to three example parks reveals that, the amplitudes at the resonance frequency are strongly dependent on the resistance of both underground cables and transformer, especially at high frequencies. In other words, the higher order harmonics are damped a lot.
In conclusion, wind park harmonic emissions into the public grid are due to the combination of emission from individual wind turbines and the propagation through the collection grid.
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One of the finest tools available to measure storage performance is ATTO. I love it to death as it is so reliable and produces such accurate results. The great thing about ATTO is that we can test with predefined block sizes. So we can test with a 32MB sequence of 4KB files, yet also 32MB in 1MB files. This gives us an excellent scope of overall performance with small and large files.
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Sandra Gurvis is the author of sixteen books and hundreds of magazine articles. Her titles include DAY TRIPS FROM COLUMBUS, 3rd ed.; OHIO CURIOSITIES, 2nd ed.; CAREERS FOR NONCONFORMISTS, which was a selection of the Quality Paperback Book Club; AMERICA'S STRANGEST MUSEUMS, 2nd ed.; and more. Her books have been featured on "Good Morning America," "CBS Up to the Minute," "ABC World News Tonight," in USA Today and in other newspapers and magazines and on television and radio stations across the country. Her newest nonfiction titles are MYTHS AND MYSTERIES OF OHIO (Globe Pequot, 2014), her second novel, COUNTRY CLUB WIVES (Loconeal, 2012) and a collection of essays and shorter works, CONFESSIONS OF A CRAZY CAT LADY AND OTHER POSSIBLY DEMENTED MEANDERINGS (Loconeal, 2013). Her newest projects are CLOSE ENOUGH FOR GOVERNMENT WORK: AMERICA'S PRESIDENTIAL LIBRARIES (Loconeal, 2016); and LIFE DURING WARTIME: A VETERAN SON'S ADDICTION, a memoir/guidebook for families and loved ones of veterans and others who are addicts. She lives in Columbus, Ohio.


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The Carolina Challenge Cup is always a tough tournament for the Charleston Battery.
The Battery has been together for less than two weeks of training, while the three Major League Soccer teams are fine-tuning their final product for a season that starts next week.
Still, Charleston Battery coach Mike Anhaeuser saw plenty of bright spots this week that give the veteran coach an optimistic outlook for the upcoming USL Pro season.
The Houston Dynamo got second half goals from Tony Cascio and Giles Barnes to defeat the Battery, 2-0, in the final match at the 11th annual Carolina Challenge Cup before a crowd of 4,530 Saturday night at Blackbaud Stadium.
Meanwhile, for the fourth time in 11 years, D.C. United captured the Carolina Challenge Cup by playing to a 2-2 draw with the Seattle Sounders. D.C. United won the week-long tournament on goal differential.
Overall, Anheauser said the Battery showed plenty of potential, but still had a good bit of work to get done before the season opener against Orlando City on March 22. The Battery finished 0-2-1 in the week-long event.
"We're kind of always at a little bit of a disadvantage going into the tournament because the MLS teams are a week away from their season and we've just started to train," Anhaeuser said. "I thought we played pretty well in the three matches. I think what you get most out of it is to see who can handle the game from a technical standpoint, from a physical standpoint and then from a mental standpoint. I think that's the biggest thing you get out of this tournament."
The Battery has been together for less than two weeks, some players, who joined the team mid-week, even less than that. The Battery is still trying to find their lineup and create chemistry, which will develop over the coming weeks.
"It's always kind of tough coming out here with only a few training sessions under your belt and competing against teams that have been together for a while," said Charleston midfielder Zach Prince. "But I think we like that underdog role. I think it makes us work harder. I know everyone enjoys playing against the MLS teams. I thought we did well this week. We would have liked to have won a match and score a few more goals, but this is definitely something we can build on."
The Battery managed just two goals during the week, but was able to generate quality scoring chances throughout the tournament. The Battery was especially dangerous during their 1-1 draw with D.C. United on Wednesday.
"We should have scored a couple of more goals against United," Anhaeuser said. "We don't have everyone here yet, but I'm confident that the offense will come. I thought defensively we were solid all week."
One player the Battery will likely be without this season is midfielder Mike Azira. Azira, who has been with the club for the last to seasons, had been trying out with the Seattle Sounders and appears to have landed a spot with the MLS club, according to a Battery source.
Meanwhile, in the opening match of the night, D.C. United's Fabian Espindola got the scoring going early when he converted on a penalty kick after a Seattle hand ball in the penalty box in the 8th minute.
Seattle's Kenny Cooper headed in a shot past former Charleston keeper Andrew Dykstra to tie the game at 1-1 in the 30th minute.
Perry Kitchen gave D.C. United a 2-1 lead with his goal in the 53rd minute.
Seattle tied the game when Marco Pappa scored in the 63rd minute.


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T2V.Net offers innovative web to phone messaging service
A new and novel alternative to SMS (mobile text messaging) is now available from New Zealand-based ISP Ihug. The company's new T2V or 'Text to Voice' Internet tool takes the text message concept one step further, converting your text messages into voice messages and send them to any fixed phone or mobile phone anywhere on the planet!
It works like this - you type in your message at www.T2V.net, choose from one of the seven different voice types (including suave Kevin, sexy Emily, the Whisperer, and even Boris the dog!) and then enter the person's phone number you want to send it to. It costs approx 17 cents to call a home phone and 43 cents to a mobile anywhere in the world. That makes it cheaper to send a t2v message to a home phone than to make a local call, with the only major disadvantage being that the voices are far from perfect and don't necessarily deliver the message in a coherent fashion, particularly Boris the dog, who just barks.
One area which is sure to prove contentious is that the service is entirely anonymous - the person you're sending the message to has no idea who sent it unless you tell them - one can clearly see the potential of the service to be used in a negative way. It is also possible to schedule phone calls for any time of the day or night - great for wake up calls, but potentially not so great if you don't wish to be woken up.
Clearly, the service offers great potential for having a bit of fun, delivering a quick message across the globe or around the corner at a low cost or automated service provision such as automating commentary and scores of a sports game.


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A Skull Carved From Old Software Manuals!
Christopher from Colossal spotted the work by Canadian fine artist, Maskull Lasserre. The near perfect rendering of a human skull is impressive. Other examples of Maskull's work with books can be seen here and here. For the full article: Colossal Art & Design - A Skull of Books (Images: Maskull Lasserre)


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Wisconsin moving to stop as many as 300,000 from voting
Gov. Scott Walker and corporate extremist backers could suppress 300,000 registered voters.
Communist reporter on Capitol Hill and other adventures
In 1984-1985 the National Press Club decided to drastically revamp the old National Press Building (NPB) where the People's Daily World had its modest one-room office.
Virginia congressional race focuses on women's issues
So in this year's November 4 midterms, the question is once more whether the Democrats can turn out enough voters.
Ferguson making changes in wake of killing of Michael Brown
The Ferguson City Council announced Monday that it will set up a civilian review board to oversee the Police Department.
On the other side of Ferguson, a different kind of protest
Pulling together, volunteering and pitching in when city leaders seemed unable or unwilling to - just added to the unity building during a time of profound crisis.
New generation finds its voice and power in Ferguson, Mo.
Each had attended multiple demonstrations and strategizing meetings, protected protesters and property from police violence or acts of looting and led marches up and down the street.
Washington state teens initiate march protesting killing of Michael Brown
"I wanted to raise awareness about this issue and to support the people of Ferguson to let them know there are people here on the west coast who care about them."
Yale art students show solidarity with Ferguson, Missouri
They walked in silence holding signs that read "Hands Up - Don't Shoot" and posters with the names of victims of police brutality from around the country including New Haven.
Labor joins community at Ferguson march
As the mile-long column marched down the main street of Florissant, whole families poured from their doors and joined the procession: the peoples' struggle is the workers' struggle.
Protesters speak out on massive failure of policing in Ferguson
The interviews with people in Ferguson demonstrate how what should have been a week of peaceful protest became for Ferguson the trauma of experiencing police terrorism.


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Public budgeting is perhaps the most contentious element of government decision-making. It's when everyone's priorities are revealed and it can be difficult to find common ground. The issue involves tax policy as much as it does spending decisions, which makes it all the more difficult to craft an acceptable budget. Licari has taught courses on public budgeting for over a decade, and has chaired many research panels on the issue.


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Music & Fireworks
Ring in the new year and rock out the old with Music City and thousands of your closest friends at Nashville's New Year's Eve party. Bring your party hats. Make some noise. Count down to the fireworks and midnight "Music Note Drop®"!
These artists played the 2015 event. Stay tuned for the lineup announcement for 2016!
Kings of Leon
Comprised of three Followill brothers -- Caleb (guitar), Nathan (drums), and Jared (bass), as well as first cousin Matthew Followill (guitar) -- Kings of Leon formed in 2000. Oklahoma natives, the Followill siblings spent much of their youth traveling to churches across the South with their mother and father, a Pentecostal preacher.
Kings of Leon's debut album Youth and Young Manhood was released in 2003 and became an immediate sensation in the UK and Ireland, where NME declared it "one of the best debut albums of the last 10 years" and The Guardian described the band as "the kind of authentic, hairy rebels The Rolling Stones longed to be". The group achieved opening spots for U2, Pearl Jam and Bob Dylan after the release of their sophomore album, Aha Shake Heartbreak, and continued to garner acclaim with Because of the Times, which debuted at No. 25 on the U.S. Billboard 200.
In 2008, the group released Only By The Night, the record that catapulted the band into the mainstream. The multi-platinum-selling album debuted in the Top 5 on the Billboard Top 200 chart, hit No. 1 in five countries, sold more than 6.5 million copies worldwide, and earned Kings of Leon three Grammy® Awards, including wins for their Modern Rock radio multi-week No. 1's "Sex on Fire" and "Use Somebody".
Kings of Leon continued to follow their own muse and refused to play it safe in their 2010 album Come Around Sundown. Keeping with their grand and propulsive rock sound combined with intimate post-punk moods, the album upped the ante by connecting the dots between the blues, classic rock and gospel influences of the Followills' childhood to the alternative and indie rock of their adulthood. Come Around Sundown and their latest release, 2013's Mechanical Bull, earned the Kings Grammy ® nominations in the Rock category and continue to top charts worldwide.
Kings of Leon got their start in Nashville by playing open mic nights, songwriters' nights and booking gigs at local songwriter hot spots like the Bluebird Café. Members collaborated with other Nashville songwriters – most notably Angelo Petraglia – who helped them hone in on their unique rock & roll sound. While Kings of Leon continues to record and tour worldwide, each member calls Nashville home.
Chris Stapleton
Chris Stapleton boldly introduced himself to the public at-large in 2015 with the release of his breakthrough debut album, Traveller.
Released in May on Mercury Records Nashville, Traveller initially debuted at No. 2 on the Billboard Country Albums chart with more than 27,000 albums sold, making it the best-selling first week by a debut country artist in 2015. The album also received immediate and extensive critical acclaim and landed him bookings on "Late Show with David Letterman," "The View," "Late Night with Seth Meyers" and "The Late Show with Stephen Colbert" among others.
Following a historic turn on the CMA Awards -- Stapleton is the first artist to win Album of the Year, Male Vocalist of the Year and New Artist of the Year at the same awards - Traveller became the first album to re-enter the Billboard 200 all-genre album chart at No. 1, where it stayed for two straight weeks. Stapleton also performed a "show-stealing" (Rolling Stone) duet on the live awards show with superstar and friend Justin Timberlake, which Entertainment Weekly called, "an unapologetic display of abnormal levels of talent."
Stapleton capped off the year with four nominations at the 58th Annual Grammy Awards -- Album of the Year, Best Country Album, Best Country Song ("Traveller") and "Best Country Solo Performance ("Traveller").
Co-produced with Dave Cobb, who is also nominated in the Producer of the Year category, Traveller is comprised of songs written throughout Stapleton's 15-year career and evokes his childhood when country, blues, rock and R&B swirled together to create a distinctive sound that still resonates with modern fans. Beloved by critics, fans and fellow artists, the album has received "Best of 2015" attention at publications as diverse as Rolling Stone, American Songwriter, NPR Music, Entertainment Weekly, the Los Angeles Times, Stereogum, Taste of Country, Noisey and many more.
Renowned and respected in Nashville, Stapleton has co-written six No. 1 hits for some of country music's biggest stars and has continually worked as an in-demand session musician, providing masterful backup vocals and guitar work to countless pieces of music.
Kelsea Ballerini
Kelsea Ballerini launched to stardom with the release of her #1, GOLD-selling debut "Love Me Like You Mean It." Abuzz with shout-outs from superstars Taylor Swift, Carrie Underwood and Little Big Town, she is the first solo female artist in nine years to hit #1 with her debut country single and one of only 11 women to have ever hit the top of the charts with a debut. Racking up media acclaim, the Black River Entertainment recording artist has been touted by Billboard Magazine as "Country's Next Queen," praised by ROLLING STONE as one of the "10 Artists You Need To Know" from all genres and selected as one of CMT's Next Women of Country. Her breakout hit "Love Me Like You Mean It" and catchy new single "Dibs" are featured on her debut album THE FIRST TIME that landed Top 5 on the Billboard Country Albums Chart. Produced by Forest Glen Whitehead and Jason Massey, Ballerini wrote or co-wrote all 12 songs on the project. This summer, the talented singer/songwriter is hitting the road playing major festivals, headline club dates and select stops on Lady Antebellum's WHEELS UP Tour.
Wild Cub
Songwriter/composer Keegan DeWitt and multi-instrumentalist Jeremy Bullock stripped down a small Nashville row house to build a custom studio. In this space, and together with friend and drummer/producer Dabney Morris, they would record and eventually form a five-piece band around their debut album Youth. Mixing programmed sounds and live performances, each song was run through a TASCAM 4-track cassette tape recorder to maintain an intimate, diary-like feel. The band has performed at SXSW, Hangout Music Fest, Seattle's Capitol Hill Block Party and Lollapalooza. The band and their videos, singles, and remixes off of the originally self-released Youth have garnered press attention from Entertainment Weekly (which called "Thunder Clatter" "clattering, joyful noise"), Garden & Gun, InterviewMagazine.com, MTV Hive, Noisey, NylonMag.com, Paste, Pure Volume, RollingStone.com, SPIN.com, and The Wall Street Journal's Speakeasy blog, among others, in addition to earning major support from influential station KEXP.
The Whigs
The Whigs are a three piece rock band from Athens, Georgia. Formed in 2002 while attending the University of Georgia, The Whigs played their first shows around campus and soon graduated to higher-profile performances including opening slots for the likes of the Drive-By Truckers and the Killers. Recording sessions for the band's self-released debut album, Give 'Em All A Big Fat Lip, took place in an empty fraternity house in 2005 and by the following year the band's audience had widened considerably, prompting Rolling Stone to declare that the band could be "the best unsigned band in America." Over the last decade, the band has released five critically lauded studio albums and toured the world consistently as either headliners or openers for the likes of Kings of Leon, Black Keys, and MGMT. Their fifth album, Modern Creation, was released in 2014 and the band is currently crafting material for a sixth studio album in their new hometown of Nashville, Tennessee.
Sugar & The Hi-Lows
Both solo artists in their own right, fellow Nashville singer-songwriters Trent Dabbs and Amy Stroup make up the duo Sugar & The Hi-Lows. One song led to two and soon enough, Sugar & The Hi-Lows was releasing their self-titled debut album. The pair quickly gained national attention on the radio charts, hundreds of TV placements between the two and a long list of applause from media like USA Today, Billboard Magazine, Paste Magazine, Marie Claire, American Songwriter, Buzzbands LA, Glide Magazine, and the list goes on. Since their inception, Sugar & The Hi-Lows has played sold-out shows around the world, co-headlined a national tour with Andrew Belle and were personally invited to join artists Ingrid Michaelson and Kacey Musgraves on tour. The duo released their sophomore album, High Roller, in June.
LANco is the newest signing to Sony Music Nashville, as the band takes its place on the label group's Arista Nashville imprint, home to such stars as Brad Paisley and Carrie Underwood. LANco is about more than five guys in the spotlight, as the band – formerly known as Lancaster & Company – is on a mission to make the kind of music that engages listeners in a way that makes them feel like part of the Company: as the band says, "We are LANco, and so are you."
Fireworks at Midnight
As we count down to midnight, a 15-foot-tall red music note will descend the 145-foot-tall tower. The midnight "Music Note Drop®" will trigger a fireworks display and major confetti cannons, welcoming the new year.
Pyro Shows proudly stands as one of the largest fireworks companies in the southeastern United States and presents some of the most prestigious shows in America. Pyro Shows' tremendous success story is the result of a "sky's the limit" creative approach coupled with the latest technology.
Fireworks and music can work hand-in-hand to create entertainment with special meaning for specific events and festivals. Today, Pyro Shows produces more than 300 fireworks shows each year in cities and countries around the world. pyroshows.com


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Big Sale on a Fabulous Design Book!annesagebaby
We're always on the hunt for great interior design inspiration–whether it's for your kids room or your own room! And what better place to get ideas than from the top American fashion designers? Because after perpetual traveling and the crushes of Fashion Week, even designers need a retreat. And right now a discounted signed copy of this gorgeous design book can be yours!
Keep reading for a sneak peek at the beautiful homes in this book!
Sure we might not all have the space, time or money to have homes that look this beautiful. But everyone can get excited about these colors, shapes and styles! I love the idea of these bright stripes in a kids room, don't you?
Right now a signed copy of American Fashion Designers at Home is available at Gilt Groupe for $125–along with a slew of other wonderful design coffee table books. It's a must-shop sale!


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10:15am -- Roy Smith Theater (Cranford Campus)
"A Conversation with John Adams"
Noted re-enactor Sam Goodyear will perform his "Man from Massachusetts," which recreates the scene at Peacefield on July 4, 1826, when well-wishers visited John Adams to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence.
Historical Exhibit: "Alexander Hamilton and the Making of Modern America"
This exibit will be on display throughout October in the UCC Commons and in the Mackay Library on the Cranford Campus.
7pm -- Roy Smith Theater (Cranford Campus)
Annual Kenneth C. MacKay Founders Day Lecture
"George Washington: A Forgotten Great President"
Historian Thomas Fleming will present Union County College's annual Kenneth C. MacKay Founders Day Lecture
The lecture will be preceded at 6:45pm by American music played on the UCC organ.
All events are open to the public free of charge.
For more information please contact the chairperson of the Economics, Government, and History Department Dr. Phillip Papas at email@example.com or the EGH Department secretary Ms. Loren Ventrice at firstname.lastname@example.com.


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Each summer, our columnist has been making a pilgrimage to one of nature's great treasures: the Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness. In his twilight years, he ponders the resurrection that takes place under the most destructive circumstances and the "vast web of life in which body and spirit are one."
To be confronted with a serious illness is to be confronted with a fear of death for most of us. How do we balance hope with realism? And how do we age with grace? Drawing on Atul Gawande's book, Mary Jo Bennett highlights some ways our culture is evolving in its relationship with death.
With the near-constant news of extra-judicial police killings and mass shootings, it would be easy to live in a constant state of fear. Faced with his own fragile mortality, a Buddhist contemplates our collective fear and grief. For him, meditation is not about relaxation but about awakening to life — in its wonder and in its sorrow.
Pediatric oncologists and parents alike are searching for someone to help them bear the suffering they must witness. An essay reflecting on doctors, Dante, and treating children with cancer.
Sometimes we buzz through our social media streams and forget to pause, connect, and read more deeply. The marvelous writer Terry Tempest Williams teaches us to do just that — all through the story of her dog.
Some days you remember forever and ever. A picture and a poem to celebrate Haggadah possibilities during Passover.
Inspired by a mother's observation of her toddler's awe of the world, Parker Palmer reflects on the mystery of the world and the grace of wholeness — delighting in the gift of life as a septuagenarian.
Some of the best things of the week: on quiet nobility, thin places, the fist of fate, severed friendships, and Malcolm X.
The memory of a father weeping reminds a son how men often don't tend to grief well. But, by sharing emotions, fathers may be a key in helping boys grow into stronger, more compassionate human beings.
We are told to embrace the fact that death is part of life. Embracing emotional honesty, Parker Palmer shakes his salty fist at fate's inevitable hand with a poem by Edna St. Vincent Millay.
The highly acclaimed and beloved poet Mary Oliver reads her four-part poem, "The Fourth Sign of the Zodiac," — a poem in which she explores death, purpose, and the call to live after being diagnosed with lung cancer several years ago.
In a somber week, Omid Safi offers a powerful reminder to remember the humanity at stake in world news, Reza Aslan provides needed context, Parker Palmer reflects on the illuminating power of Thomas Merton's words, a writer muses on our discomfort with death, and Courtney Martin pens a love letter to the shared silences that join us together.
Have our funeral rituals disengaged us from the embodied act of physically burying the dead? A grandson on the our discomfort about death — and we can reconnect with the lives we lost.
A tribute to the children and adults who died in the shooting at Sandy Hook Elementary School honored with a poem by Naomi Shihab Nye. A list we must return to and remember out of love and hope for a safer world.
From a virtuosic performance to an audio selfie and poems on abundance, a feast of ideas and passages for you to take into your week.
Atul Gawande's new book on the aging and the dying process inspires this column on turning bearing witness to our own instincts and doing things a different way.
Sometimes a song can help us through the darkest hours of our lives. Reflecting upon the loss of her father, Jen Raffensperger shares Josh Ritter's "Lantern" as her greatest musical moment for the Your Audio Selfie project.
Our executive editor's weekly post on all things curious and aspiring — on topics from leading a less busy life to seeking rootedness and a cancer patient's call to her senses.
Dispatches from PopTech, a magnificent essay on Bach, an invitation to find the autobiography of your voice, a meditation on the splendor of Autumn, and an instructive essay on shedding old mindsets.
As the chlorophyll fades and the splendor of fall emerges, a meditation on color, mortality, and divine presence — complemented with the poetry of Rumi and Farid un-Din Attar.
Our executive editor rounds up things seen and unseen — from poetry and trees to anger and rhythm.
In a society uncomfortable discussing death, a new museum in Brooklyn is taking up the charge. Barbara Becker offers her perspective on the exhibition, "The Art of Mourning."
A daughter shares this meditation on the grief and the loss that comes slowly from losing her mother to Alzheimer's disease. Through the story of Gethsemane, she finds an uncomfortable solace and a quiet rebuke for falling asleep while waiting.
As you read this poem, Parker Palmer asks us to ponder a simple question: "How, then, shall I live?"
The best of the week — including an invitation to communal song, forest music from Schumann, words of gratitude and grace from Mary Oliver, and the manifold gifts of a storyteller.


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Net orders 13 episodes for 2012
Fox has given a second-season order to Christian Slater comedy "Breaking In."
Skein, from Happy Madison Prods. and Sony Pictures Television, is set for 13 episodes to be aired in 2012. Ratings were middling for the series when the seven original episodes ran in April and May.
Created by Adam F. Goldberg and Seth Gordon, "Breaking In" is a workplace comedy about a high-tech security firm that takes extreme measures to sell their protection services.
Goldberg, Gordon and Doug Robinson are exec producers.


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25 Random Things About Me…
1. My Favorite Colors are blue, green and brown.
2. I love the St. Louis Cardinals!
3. I often wonder what life was like before cell phones.
4. I have tried for years to understand football with no luck; I think I have a brain block.
5. My favorite food combination is chocolate and peanut butter.
6. I am a die hard romantic!
7. I have seen Billy Joel over 10 times.
8. The greatest moment in my life thus far was walking into my first classroom.
9. I read the works of William Shakespeare for fun.
10. I love all kinds of animals!
11. My family, friends and students mean the world to me.
12. I am proud of my unique heritage!
13. I love that I teach where I went to school.
14. I think LeMoyne College is the greatest institution on the planet!
15. As a kid I wanted to be a singer or an actress!
16. As a kid I was in love with Michael Jackson, Boy George and Rony Seikaly and I wanted to be Cyndi Lauper.
17. I would love to go to NYC once a month to see a show.
18. I love my life!
19. I have lost over 50 pounds and currently weigh less than when I was a senior in high school!
20. I think my mom, dad, nonna and nonno are the 4 strongest people ever created!
21. I miss my Nonno each day and hope I am making him proud!
22. I love SU basketball!
23. Sunny 102.1 is my favorite radio station.
24. I love being as involved in our local community as possible!
25. I hope to someday meet and talk with Billy Joel!!


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Creating environments where moments of joy, independence, and wellness are the focus each and every day
Welcome to Alder Bay! We take pride in how unique our community is in the Eureka area. Our location is ideal for most- just minutes away from shopping, restaurants, and even the waterfront of downtown Eureka. Whether you are seeking a penthouse suite or a quiet corner apartment, we have many options and services for the most independent senior or those that desire a little assistance. If you're looking for senior living near Eureka, CA you have started in the right place!
Our mission guides our philosophy in creating a senior services environment where elders are in charge of their care; where we support each individual's choices and desires to experience elderhood to its fullest. The elders choose how they want to live as we walk along beside them as support.
At Alder Bay, we believe in the power between staff, families, and elders working together to create a real sense of community: where they enjoy living and working every day. Throughout this site, we have tried to give you a sense of what it's like to experience our senior living community, although it is no substitute for that warm feeling when you walk in the door. We invite you to visit Alder Bay Assisted Living to experience the joy and security we can help provide.
We are excited to announce that Alder Bay will be part of an upcoming documentary on the power of music, The Dreamcatchers Follies: Music for the Ages will be released Spring 2016. Check out the trailer for a sneak peek!
Click on the images to view our latest newsletter and Life Enrichment calendar.
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The Amarillo Area Parkinson's Disease Support Group will meet at 2 p.m. Wednesday in the cafeteria of SCCI Hospital, 2828 W. 27th Ave.
"Dialogue'' is set for noon to 1:30 p.m. Thursday in the Harrington Cancer Center amphitheater. An open discussion of any cancer-related topic is planned. Gerry Kelly and Stan McKeever will facilitate.
"Caring for the Caregiver'' will be presented by the Panhandle Chapter of the National Multiple Sclerosis Society at 6:30 p.m. Tuesday at 6222 Canyon Drive. For more information, call the chapter at 468-7500 or 1-800-FIGHTMS.
Mended Hearts Inc. will meet at 6 p.m. Tuesday in the tunnel classroom No. 2 at Northwest Texas Hospital. Dr. Ron Owens, assistant professor of psychiatry at Texas Tech School of Medicine, will discuss "Depression after Surgery.''
The International Society for Clinical Densitometry certified Dr. Constantine Saadeh of Allergy ARTS in the Dual Energy X-Ray Absorptiometry certification curriculum and interpretation of bone densitometry. He also plans to offer the Hologic Delphi Bone Density imaging system which allows measurement of bone mineral density and provides instant vertebral assessment.
The Women's Center of the Don and Sybil Harrington Cancer Center and Baptist St. Anthony's Health System will offer breast cancer screenings at these locations:
Today - Muleshoe Area Medical Center, 705 E. Line, Muleshoe; Beaver County Memorial Hospital, 212 E. Eighth, Beaver, Okla.; Harrington Cancer Center, 1500 Wallace Blvd.
March 6 - Stratford Family Medical Clinic, 1220 Pernell, Stratford; Beaver County Memorial Hospital, 212 E. Eighth, Beaver, Okla.; Harrington Cancer Center, 1500 Wallace Blvd.
March 7 - Coon Memorial Hospital, 1411 Denver Ave., Dalhart; Hemphill County Hospital, 708 S. First St., Canadian; Harrington Cancer Center, 1500 Wallace Blvd.
March 8 - Swisher County Hospital, 539 S.E. Second St., Tulia; South Plains Health Providers Inc., 715 Amarillo St., Plainview; Harrington Cancer Center, 1500 Wallace Blvd.
A minimum of 15 women must register for mobile mammography clinics to come to area towns. Funding is available through the Texas Department of Health for Texas residents who qualify for assistance. Examinations are by appointment only. Call 356-1905 or 1-800-377-4673 for more information or to register.
Southpark Pharmacy, Bell Street at Hillside Road, will offer body composition screening from 9 a.m to 5 p.m. Thursday and Friday. The cost is $5.
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It's time for the daily linkage. You know the drill, here's some stories from around the 'net that we like and you SHOULD too!
The NBA's Top 2009 Unrestricted Free Agents (Empty The Bench)
Releasing My Own MLB Steroid List (Tirico Suave)
U.S. Soccer Releases Michael Jackson Tribute Jersey (Steady Burn)
Manny Ramirez Ready To Return This Friday (Paneech)
Tommy Hanson: One For The Ages (Josh Q. Public)
The NBA, Where Amazingly Mobile Happens: Name that Team (The Legend of Cecilio Guante)
Welcome To Wimbledon: Feel Free To Park On The Dead (Sports Rubbish)
Lynn Swann Is In The Bowling Hall Of Fame (PSAMP)
The Next Great Pitchman? I have two words – Dit-ka!!! (Bear Goggles On)
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