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The News Archive contains summaries of news stories about prominent news developments. The heading of each item links to the full text of that story.
Sustainability and Repurposing Are Key Features of UCSB Library Expansion Project
January 14, 2013
UCSB Reads Book Giveaway a Big Success
January 11, 2013
UCSB Reads 2013 Kicks Off This Thursday
Events, News for Graduate Students, News for Students, News for Undergraduates, Outreach, UCSB Reads
January 7, 2013
History Affiliates Lecture Thursday on the Emancipation Proclamation
Events, Exhibition Events, Exhibits, Lectures & Talks, News for Faculty, News for Students, Special Research Collections, Special Research Collections Announcements
January 7, 2013
Picturing Community Poster Exhibit from California Ethnic and Multicultural Archives on View Now
January 3, 2013
Library Receives $239K to Catalog Historic Sound Recordings
January 2, 2013
Lincoln Comes to Life in Special Collections
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January 1, 2013
Thank you Undie Runners
December 13, 2012
Cookie Monster Sighting in the Library
December 10, 2012
Flu Shots in the Library (Dec. 5, 2012)
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Sunday, May 4, 2014
Lowcountry Giving Day is a special day that takes place on May 6. It is designed to bring the Tri-county area together as one community to increase awareness of local nonprofits and to build their capacity in a sustainable way through new donors. On Tuesday, May 6th, Be a Mentor will be joining Communities in Schools and Reading Partners for a "Lift the Lowcountry" Happy Hour. The event takes place at 5 p.m. at Dig in the Park.
"We are so excited for Lowcountry Giving Day to raise awareness about the importance of mentoring in our community," explains Kristin Cunningham, executive director. "Mentoring is a simple, but powerful act. Just a few hours each month spent talking and sharing between a caring mentor and a child transforms two lives – the mentor's and the child's. It's one of the most effective paths toward meaningful community development we have in the Lowcountry."
Be a Mentor currently has three signature programs being implemented in various schools throughout the Lowcountry. The Lunch Buddy program fills the need for in-school mentoring for elementary and middle school children. Project SHINE focuses on career exploration, academic success and teaches the importance of setting and reaching goals at the middle school grade levels. The Career Path program matches mentors with high school students interested in similar career areas. Through weekly meetings, mentors work to instill confidence, build social and emotional skills, and ensure that every child has a caring adult in their lives.
To participate on this special day of giving, please visit www.lowcountrygiving.org
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Welcome to Tudor School & Nursery Website
Dress Up as Your Hero Day! Supporting Children in
It's been a brilliant day at Tudor with everybody dressing up as their heroes and supporting Children in Need! We have had a great time finding out who everybody is and hearing why they are inspired by their heroes! Thank you to all the children and staff for making such a fantastic effort. You are all my heroes!
Ms King
Year 6 School Journey
Year 6 are having a fabulous time this week on their school journey! I visited them on Tuesday and was very proud of all of their heroic adventures including conquering fears abseiling and working together and cooperating well in their survival experience! Well done year 6 and we're looking forward to welcoming them back tomorrow.
Click here to see more photos!
Tudor Girls' Football Team win Primary Team of the
Year in the Barnet Sports Partnership Awards!
I am very proud to announce that Tudor's Girls' Football Team has been chosen as the Primary Team of the Year in Barnet Sports Partnership annual awards.
The Girls' team haven't lost a match for two seasons, scored 150 goals last season and only let 8 goals in! They have won all the cups and trophies and also represented Barnet in the London Youth Games. They were congratulated for their sportsmanship, dedication and hard work and how they have inspired lots of children to play football at Tudor.
Well done girls we are really proud of you and your acheivements, you are our sporting heroes.
It is an important year for Tudor School and this year's theme is:
'Writing our own story . . . '
In order to make Tudor's next chapter a success we are all going to be heroes in our quest to be our best.
This year all the children and adults in the school community are being challenged to be Learning Heroes!
Tudor is now part of the 'Squires Lane Learning Federation' with Manorside Primary School and we are all looking forward to working together to support each school's development and secure the best outcomes for pupils in Finchley.
Please bookmark this website as a favourite and keep checking as there will be more information coming up abouts events where you can meet with me and have your say in the direction of our school's next chapter.
Best wishes
Ms Sally King
A big welcome to our new members of staff this year!
Ms Goss is our new Nursery teacher, Ms Roy Chowdury is our new teacher in Ash class and we Ms Assadzada and Mrs Fulberg have joined us to teach in Chestnut Tree and Chestnut Leaf.
We also welcome Mr. Grandison who will teach PE across the school.
Ms Pratt, Ms Doussa and Ms Puginglesi are welcomed to our learning support team.
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Today, I farted while I was in the car with my driving instructor and my partner. They couldn't hear it, but it smelled so bad that my instructor thought there was a gas leak, and he made us switch cars. FML
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Today, my dad texted me saying he had "big news." I immediately called, thrilled, because I assumed he meant that he finally found a job and that our money troubles were over. The "big news" was him being excited at seeing an actor from one TV show he likes in another TV show. FML
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Today, I came home after doing some Black Friday shopping for Christmas presents. I told my husband I got the must-have toy our daughter has been dying for. As soon as I said it, I heard squealing and turned around to see her standing right behind me. There goes the surprise. FML
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Today, after Thanksgiving dinner, we all played Cards Against Humanity. On one round, I was the dealer, and I received "foreskin" as a card. When I said this, my grandmother told me that apparently, after my ritual circumcision, my grandfather buried my foreskin under our rosebushes. FML
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Today, I went to get myself a latte to make myself feel better after having a bad day. As soon as I sat down to enjoy it, I spilled it all over myself, another customer, and the floor. FML
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Today, my girlfriend of over a year broke up with me via Facebook chat. When I asked her why, she replied "You know why." and blocked me. No, I don't know. FML
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Today, I was mowing my grandma's lawn when I was suddenly swarmed by bees. When my grandma saw me covered in stings later on, she said, "Oh yeah, there are tons of bees in the grass! Be careful!" FML
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Today, my son was smart enough to hack the school's computers to change his midterm, but isn't smart enough to actually keep his grades up. FML
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Today, I found out that the only girl who's ever called me cute or handsome is actually a compulsive liar. FML
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Today, I babysat a 10 year old from hell. She kept insulting me, saying I have tiny boobs, that boys must hate me, and that I'm ugly. I eventually got fed up and put her to bed. When her parents came back, she ran out of her room in tears and told them I'd beaten her. They believed it. FML
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Today, I received a package in the mail. It was a workout and weight-loss plan that I ordered last week. I finished an entire pizza and pint of ice-cream as I read the guidelines. FML
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Today, I was cuddling my boyfriend before going to bed. He farted really loud and spat in my face as he laughed. FML
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The Mississippi-based unpop star talks about writing pop music for an alternate universe and showing a little skin. He plays Broadways on Sunday, Sept. 22. Photo by Carson Culver.
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10 questions with Holly Williams
The singer-songwriter / lifestyle blogger / boutique owner (and grand-daughter of Hank) is currently on tour in support of this year's acclaimed release, "The Highway." She'll play an early and fully-seated show at The Grey Eagle on Wednesday, Aug. 14.
Bele Chere preview
Local bands will talk about their sets at this weekend's street festival. Tune in to iamavl on Thursday afternoon for interviews.
Five Questions with Grandchildren
The Philadelphia-based orchestral pop collective discusses sea changes, perfect eras and new album "Golden Age." They'll play Apothecary on Monday, June 17, 9 p.m.
Cranky Hanke talks Frances Ha (and other things) with Greta Gerwig
The week after the opening of the new indie film, Frances Ha, Ken Hanke interviewed the film's star and co-writer, Greta Gerwig. This is the interview in full.
Sound Check: Felice Brothers
Click through for a video interview with and exclusive performance by The Felice Brothers.
Five Questions with James McCartney
Singer-songwriter James McCartney is currently in the midst of a 47-date U.S. tour in support of his new album, "Me." He plays The Altamont Theatre on Tuesday, May 28. Risa Binder opens.
LEAF preview: The Mean Lids
The Illinois-based contra dance, folk and swing band plays for three dances (with caller Diane Silver) at Lake Eden Arts Festival next weekend. Photo from the Mean Lids' Facebook page.
Five Questions with The Howlin' Brothers
The Howlin' Brothers play The Grey Eagle on Saturday, May 11. In advance fiddler/vocalist/banjo player Ian Craft talked to Xpress about the band's "nice gumbo of styles and tastes." And writing a song with Warren Haynes. Photo by Loyda Cruz.
Five Questions with Futurebirds
Athens, Ga.-based sextet opens for Band of Horses at the U.S. Cellular Center on Wednesday, May 1. In advance, multi-instrumentalist Carter King talks to Xpress about why Athens produces great bands, the connection between art and self-determination and what the folkloric character Baba Yaga means to Futurebirds. Photo by Jason Thrasher.
Five Questions — LEAF preview
WNC-based roots/folk/jazz/gospel singer and composer Lizz Wright has released four solo albums and contributed to many more projects with the likes of Jakob Dylan and Meshell Ndegecello. She plays Lake Eden Arts Festival with Free Planet radio — click through for dates and tickets info.
Five Questions — LEAF preview
Northern California-based musician and yoga teacher MC Yogi fuses Hindu chants with hip-hop. He returns to Lake Eden Arts Festival this May — click through for dates and tickets info. Image from Smithsonianmag.com
Five Questions with England in 1819
The Chamber rock outfit (from New Orleans by way of Ohio by way of the U.K. by way of Athens, Ga.) play The Emerald Lounge on Wednesday, April 24 with Sonmi and Peripheral. In advance the band talks about collaborating with family, the importance of place in their music, and new single and music video "Our Own God."
Five Questions with Alex Vans and the Hideaway
The New York and D.C.-based power-pop outfit plays The Lab on Wednesday, April 17. In advance of that show, Vans answered our questions about unusual recording spaces, rare downtime, and why the band wants to make Asheville a regular stop on its tour route. Photo courtesy of the band.
Sound Check: Elephant Stone
Montreal-based psychedelic Hindi-rock band spoke to Xpress about their previous Asheville show with The Hellsayers, how the sitar works with MoTown music, and what it's been like to tour their new self-titled album. Click through for the video interview and exclusive performance.
Five Questions with The Fritz
The local electronic funk/rock band will introduce Asheville to its new album "Bootstraps" at Asheville Music Hall on Friday, April 12. Jahman Brahman also performs.
Five Questions with Chris Simmons
***UPDATE: THIS SHOW HAS BEEN CANCELLED*** The Alabama-based guitarist is a former member of Leon Russell's band and a tour de force as a solo act. He'll play Emerald Lounge on Saturday, April 13. (The Chuck Beattie Band and Big Gene & Danny Lee's Loud Pack also perform.) In advance of that show, Simmons talks about putting down roots, surprise musical faves (Foo Fighters and Bee Gees!) and how to beat the pre-show jitters. Photo courtesy of the musician.
Five Questions with Angela Perley
Americana-rock outfit Angela Perley & The Howlin' Moons play the Altamont Brewing Company on Friday, April 5. In advance of that show, Perley talks about songwriting, thrift shopping and her love affair with the musical saw.
Five questions with Elephant Stone
Elephant Stone, from Montreal, Canada, performs Hindi-rock (front-man Rishi Dhir blends psychedelic rock, pop songs and sitar). The band opens for the Black Angels at The Orange Peel on Friday, April 5. Here, Rishi talks about the Canadian music scene, the return of the psychedelic sound, and his dream collaboration. Photo courtesy of the band.
Five Questions with Desert Noises
Desert Noises performs at Jack of the Wood on Sunday, March 24. Hollis Brown and Drunken Prayer also perform. 10 p.m., $5. In advance, Henderson talked to Xpress about becoming full-time musicians, writing on the road, and what's so great about Toledo. Photo courtesy of the band.
Five Questions with Local Natives
The L.A.-based band's sophomore album "Hummingbird," debuted at #12 on Billboard's Top 200; they recently performed on "Late Night with Jimmy Fallon" and have been selling out shows across the country. Including their Tuesday, March 19 stop at The Orange Peel. In advance of that show, vocalist/guitarist Taylor Rice took a moment to talk to Xpress about the band's visual artwork, the intimidation factor of the second album, and where they're looking forward to playing overseas. Photo courtesy of Local Natives.


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America's Home Place moves into new, larger spot
A national company that helps prospective homeowners build their own houses has done a thing or two to energize its local base of operations.
America's Home Place will hold a grand opening today to show off an expanded showroom at the company's Charleston Building Center, 7620 Rivers Ave. Suite 110B in North Charleston. It invites the public to the 11 a.m.-3 p.m. drop-in. The store stands next door to Barnes & Noble and across the highway from Northwoods Mall.
Visitors can tour the "new, state of the art showroom," the company says. There also will be barbecue, refreshments and entertainment for the kids.
America's Home Place encourages "the whole family" to come out. That way, the company can "show you how exciting and cost effective building your new home can be."
Meanwhile, "Our experienced building consultant will be available to answer all your questions about building your custom dream home."
For more information, call 843-824-2174.
Agents form team with Seabrook Island Real Estate
They've built strong real estate backgrounds individually at Seabrook Island. Now Pat Polychron and Tom Peck are teaming up in what's being called a "natural fit."
Their successes with Seabrook Island Real Estate stem from a solid client base and referrals, the agency says. "Each brings a unique perspective to the buying and selling experience," according to the company.
The partners say they're pleased to introduce people to "our natural, private, oceanfront island community," noting that Seabrook Island stands just 23 miles from historic Charleston.
Touted among the top agents at Seabrook Island Real Estate, Peck and Polychron say they look forward to helping prospective home buyers and renters with their real estate needs.
The pair specialize in homes, villas and home sites on the island. As residents and club members, they're ready to share their local knowledge and real estate experience, according to Polychron and Peck.
"Tenacity, personal attention to details and customer service are just some of the traits that set us apart and allow us to enjoy repeat clients and referrals," they say.
For more information, visit www.seabrookislandliving.com.
Demand stirs Summerville center to host second mortgage default clinic
Buoyed by heightened interest at a June event, the Dorchester Prosperity Center will present a follow-up show to assist people facing defaulted home loans.
The free mortgage default clinic will be 3-7 p.m. Wednesday by appointment only. Trident United Way, Palmetto Goodwill and Family Services Inc. collaborate to run the prosperity center, located at 222 Trolley Road in Summerville.
As with last month's effort, representatives of Family Services will lead the upcoming clinic. Family Services, a HUD-approved nonprofit group, has its local office in North Charleston. The organization's Homeownership Resource Center stands as one of the most successful mortgage default mitigation programs in the nation, and "has saved thousands of South Carolina homes from foreclosure," the group says.
At the clinic, distressed-home owners will meet one-on-one with a "mortgage default advisor." Property holders are eligible regardless of lender or county of residence.
According to Family Services, homeowners should attend the clinic "if they are having trouble paying their mortgage, facing foreclosure or current on their mortgage but fear they may get behind or be unable to make their payments in the future."
Homeowner benefits can include qualifying for mortgage modifications, bringing past-due payments current, lowering interest rates and reducing monthly mortgage payments.
Participants can receive the "most effective counseling" if they bring a mortgage statement, any correspondence from the lender or attorney, two pay stubs for everyone in the household, proof of any other form of income, the two most current bank statements, the most recent tax return with W-2 wage forms and recent utility bills.
To set up an appointment or make inquiries, contact the Dorchester Prosperity Center at 843-282-6294 or 843-761-6033.
Dating to 1888, Family Services Inc. has remained a "leading human service nonprofit" organization by providing professional financial, housing, and health counseling services to residents and businesses of South Carolina, the group says.
For more information, visit www.fsisc.org or email firstname.lastname@example.com.
Jacques recognized for 20 years of membership in home inspectors' group
Bill Jacques spent 2013 overseeing an organization dedicated to top standards and ethics for the people who make sure houses are safe and sound.
Now this year as immediate past president of the American Society of Home Inspectors, the Charleston area professional is being honored for 20 years of membership in the national organization.
Jacques runs American Inspection Service Inc., a Ravenel-based firm that conducts inspections of new and existing homes. He's been a home inspectors' society Certified Inspector since 1994.
Formed 38 years ago, the Des Plaines, Ill.-based society says it's the "oldest, largest and most respected international professional organization of independent home inspectors in North America." The group contends that its Standards of Practice and Code of Ethics are the benchmarks for professional performance in the field.
To become certified, a society member "must meet rigorous professional and technical requirements." Those requirements include completing two comprehensive exams and performing at least 250 fee-paid home inspections that meet or exceed the society's standards.
Jacques served the society as an officer, board member, president and now immediate past president.
The long-time professional conducts "existing and new construction pre-purchase, pre-listing and maintenance inspections" in the Charleston area, according to the society.
For more information call Jacques at 843-556-3755, visit the American Inspection Service Inc. website at www.aishomeinspections.com or go to the home inspectors' society website at www.ASHI.org.
Pizzo, Borland join large local real estate agency
Property brokers with backgrounds that include commercial and development work have signed on with Carolina One Real Estate in Mount Pleasant.
Grace Borland recently chose to affiliate with the agency's Longpoint Road office and Elke Pizzo has selected the Coleman Boulevard locale.
Borland worked in commercial real estate investment and sales as well as information technology sales and management before joining Carolina One. She received a degree in math and computer science from UCLA.
The Seoul, South Korea, native moved to the Charleston area more than four years ago. Married with two children, Borland likes to travel, jog and watch movies.
Pizzo, of East Hampton, N.Y., worked in high-end real estate sales and development, according to Carolina One. She's a graduate of Northeastern University in Boston with a degree in business administration and concentration in marketing.
Pizzo, married with three children, has lived in the Charleston area for the past eight years. She is an active school volunteer who also enjoys golf and tennis, according to Carolina One. The new agent "plans to use her experience in residential investment properties and new construction to assist her clients," the company says.
Carolina One Real Estate Services turned 50 years old this year. The company sports 11 retail offices, a mortgage division and departments specializing in new homes, relocation, commercial real estate, property management, vacation rentals, insurance and title services.
Visit the company website at www.carolinaone.com.
Hartley among brokers from Columbia firm to make "dealmakers" list
Based on a research group's figures, NAI Avant showcases three of the top brokers in terms of clinching commercial real estate transactions since 2011.
The Columbia-based company with an office in Charleston says the professionals "placed at the top" of the DealMakers list compiled by Washington, D.C.-based CoStar Group, a leading commercial real estate information firm. The tally involved leasing transactions exceeding 1,000 square feet, covering the past three years.
Jeff Hein, senior broker and Society of Industrial and Office Realtors, headed the list with more than 100 deals completed since May 2011, followed by Roger Winn with 95 deals and Nick Stomski, Society of Industrial and Office Realtors, with 74 transactions.
NAI Avant also counted three other brokers who were among the "top 10 leasing dealmakers." They were Paul Hartley, Society of Industrial and Office Realtors, who is based in the Charleston office; Laura Kovacich; and Rob Lapin. NAI Avant says it completed 436 lease transactions in the past three years based on the CoStar list.
Founded in 1966, NAI Avant sports 65 professionals statewide. For more information, visit www.naiavant.com.
Local venture involved in rental and retail development in Mississippi capital
Partners including metro Charleston's Kassinger Development Group soon plan to begin a multimillion dollar mixed-use project in the Jackson, Miss., medical area.
The Meridian at Fondren development will be built on property owned by the University of Mississippi Medical Center across from the campus.
The Mississippi Institutes of Higher Learning board of trustees agreed to a property lease for the project in late May, considered the final approval to more forward, Kassinger Development says.
The medical center partnered with private group SKD Development LLC to lease the 4.4-acre property. SKD Development is a partnership between Mississippi-based Stewart Speed Development and the StateStreet Group; and Kassinger Development.
Plans call for up to 240 "first-class" apartment homes, parking, landscaping and 3,500 square feet of street-level retail space, according to Kassinger Development.
"This exciting partnership and project is planned to influence and transform the Fondren neighborhood and its healthcare corridor, with a uniquely designed mixed-use building for high quality living," says Tyler Kassinger of Kassinger Development.
SKD Development is responsible for razing seven buildings on the site; financing the project; overseeing construction; and leasing and managing the apartment, office and retail space. Meridian at Fondren should start site preparation this summer. The project's total cost is estimated at $30 million-$32 million, according to the Kassinger group.
Ryland launches new-home sales in Dorchester County at Reminisce
Houses starting in price below $200,000 and sized up to 3,600 square feet or so are on the market at an expanding neighborhood in western Summerville.
Ryland Homes started selling the new homes July 1 at Reminisce. The new-home community is located on Gaslight Boulevard, off West Butternut Road just west of Old Orangeburg Road.
The national builder has secured 140 home sites for the three, four and five-bedroom residences.
Gayle Jinks, vice president of sales and marketing at Ryland Homes in the Charleston and Myrtle Beach areas, says prices begin at $180,000 for the one and two-story homes. There are eight "distinctive" floor plans ranging from 1,409 to 3,621 square feet of living space, she says.
Ryland will start construction of two model homes this summer. They consist of the 2,153-square-foot Griffen II floor plan, priced from $205,000 and available in six different "elevations," or styles; and the 2,632-square-foot Pendleton II model, priced from $225,000.
Headquartered in Southern California, Ryland Homes builds in 28 markets nationwide. For more, visit www.ryland.com or contact Angela McMicking at the Reminisce sales office, 843-832-8920.
Noted builder signs on with Summerville-based real estate company
As a veteran contractor, John Hill brings a wealth of construction experience to his new position with Prudential Southern Coast Real Estate, the company says.
Hill, a member of the Hill & Associates real estate team, arrives as a South Carolina licensed home builder and real estate investor, according to Prudential Southern Coast. He carries an extensive background in renovating, rehabbing and building new homes, which the agency says is an asset to his clients.
Hill began his career as an engineer and for a while was also a certified home inspector, the company says.
"John will bring much knowledge and experience to the Hill & Associates real estate team," says Linda Collins, broker-in-charge of Prudential Southern Coast. "It is a pleasure watching John provide value to the Hill & Associates team."
Hill can be reached at 843-637-7888 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
Agent takes part in Reading with Realtors
As a Realtor, John Settle understands the importance of education and that community schools need to be better than just "good."
That's why the Carolina One Real Estate agent got involved with Reading with Realtors eight years ago, the firm says.
"I believe in the value of early childhood education and the significance of instilling in young children a desire to read," Settle says. "Reading to and with these young people each week and seeing their faces light up is priceless," he notes.
Settle, stationed in the agency's Broad Street office, recruited fellow Carolina One Realtors, friends and clients this year to read for at least one hour a week during the school year at Burns Elementary School in North Charleston.
The Charleston Trident Association of Realtors kicked off the Reading with Realtors program in 2006. Supported by agents across the greater Charleston area, the program has proven to be effective and rewarding, Carolina One says.
"Since the program's inception, test scores have improved significantly," the agency says. Measure of Academic Progress test scores from students in the Reading with Realtors program were an average of 2 points higher than grade level averages, according to the association of Realtors.
Toward the end of the school year, Settle and dozens of fellow Realtors took students from Burns Elementary to the Isle of Palms for a morning at the beach. "It was a fitting end to a 'better than good' school year and a great start on a well-deserved summer vacation," according to Carolina One.
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As such, he's a true celebrity in his homeland, which is one of the reasons he enjoys the relative anonymity of playing in the United States. "I live a normal life here compared to how I live in Mexico," Suarez says. "In Mexico, we can't go out as a family practically and I can't go out on the street."
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Having seen his side lose two early wickets Shah, who won the last of his six England Test caps in 2009, dug in and hit only eight fours in his watchful 180-ball stay.
An unbroken fifth-wicket stand with Ben Foakes frustrated the Kent and was worth 69 at stumps.
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Companion Featured in Ladue News
Companion was featured in the November issue of Ladue News! Click the image below to read the awesome article, "Taste of Home", in its entirety, and learn more about Companion's bread-making tradition!
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Companion Affogato
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Welcome to the final regular season series of 2015. The season seems to move a little quicker with each passing year, doesn't it? The Yankees are in Baltimore for a three-game set with the Orioles. They are 10-8 against the O's this year, including 2-4 at Camden Yards. Those games were played a long time ago and under much different circumstances. The Orioles are just looking to get out of town now.
The weather has the potential to create some havoc this weekend. Not just for the Yankees, but all around baseball. Hurricane Joaquin is making its way up the East Coast, and, as you can see from the map above, no one has any idea which way it's heading. The weather in Baltimore this weekend could be legitimately dangerous hurricane conditions or only a few showers. Hopefully it's the latter, mostly for non-baseball reasons. These games do have postseason implications though — the Yankees have clinched a postseason spot but still need to clinch home field advantage — so MLB will figure out a way to get them in.
What Have The O's Done Lately?
The Orioles were eliminated from postseason contention earlier this week, though it was clear they were out of the race a few weeks ago. They checked out for the season last month. The O's have won two of their last seven games and they come into the final series at 78-81 with a +7 run differential.
Offense & Defense
The Orioles have been just about average at the plate this year. They've scored 4.35 runs per game with a team 94 wRC+, mostly because they don't get on base (.304 OBP, third worst). They do hit homers though (210, third most). OF Adam Jones (109 wRC+) hasn't played in a few days due to back stiffness and might sit out the weekend as well. Or maybe he'll start a game and get pulled after one at-bat so the home fans can give him an ovation, something like that. Otherwise the O's are healthy.
Even with Jones banged up, manager Buck Showalter has two star caliber hitters in his lineup in 3B Manny Machado (134 wRC+) and 1B Chris Davis (143 wRC+). Machado just turned 23 and he's hitting .287/.360/.498 with 33 homers this year. Quietest "hey guys I'm a superstar" season ever? Maybe. Davis has 45 homers, by the way. C Matt Wieters (94 wRC+), SS J.J. Hardy (45 wRC+!), 2B Jonathan Schoop (112 wRC+), and OF Gerardo Parra (103 wRC+) are the other regulars you'll recognize.
1B/OF Steve Pearce (96 wRC+), OF Nolan Reimold (91 wRC+), and UTIL Ryan Flaherty (76 wRC+) have been playing regularly this month while C Caleb Joseph (88 wRC+) has split time behind the plate with Wieters. The crop of September call-ups includes C Steve Clevenger, IF Paul Janish, 1B Christian Walker, OF Dariel Alvarez, OF Junior Lake, and OF David Lough.
The O's have a pretty good team defense when at full strength. Machado, Hardy, Jones, Parra, and Wieters are all above-average to great defenders, and Davis is pretty good at first too. Others like Schoop and Reimold are okay in the field.
Pitching Matchups
Friday (7pm ET): RHP Luis Severino (No vs. BAL) vs. LHP Wei-Yin Chen (vs. NYY)
The 30-year-old Chen made his first big league start against the Yankees four years ago — the first batter he faced, Derek Jeter, took him deep (video) — and it looks like he's going to make his final start with the Orioles against the Yankees as well. Chen is a free agent after the season and a Scott Boras client, which might price him out of Baltimore. He has a 3.35 ERA (4.18 FIP) in 30 starts and 185.1 innings this season, posting a good walk rate (5.0%), an average strikeout rate (19.6%), and below-average grounder (40.8%) and homer (1.36 HR/9) rates. Righties (.351 wOBA) have hit him a ton harder than lefties (.250 wOBA) this summer. Chen operates with low-90s two and four-seamers, low-80s changeups and sliders, and a low-70s curveball. The slider is his go-to offspeed pitch. The Yankees have seen Chen four times this season: two runs in six innings in April, one run in seven innings in May, three runs in 6.1 innings in July, and five runs in five innings in September.
Saturday (7pm ET): TBA vs. RHP Ubaldo Jimenez (vs. NYY)
Jimenez, 31, is wrapping up the second year of his four-year contract with the Orioles. Year two (4.10 ERA and 4.04 FIP in 178 innings) has gone a lot better than year one (4.81 ERA and 4.67 FIP in 125.1 innings). Ubaldo has an above-average grounder rate (49.3%) while his strikeout (21.1%), walk (8.5%), and homer (1.01 HR/9) numbers are average-ish across the board. He has a slight reverse split this year (.329 vs. .309 wOBA in favor of righties) that is out of line with the rest of his career. Jimenez's out pitch is a mid-80s splitter. He sets it up with low-90s two and four-seamers, and will also throw low-80s sliders and mid-70s curves. The curve is his distant fifth pitch. Ubaldo has seen the Yankees three times in 2015. One start was good (three runs in seven innings), one start was okay (three runs in five innings), and one start was ugly (seven runs in 2.1 innings).
Sunday (3pm ET): TBA vs. RHP Chris Tillman (vs. NYY)
The Opening Day starter is also getting the ball in Game 162. Tillman, 27, has had his worst season as a big leaguer in 2015, throwing 167.2 innings across 30 starts with a 5.05 ERA (4.48 ERA). His strikeout rate (16.1%) is way down and everything else is average: 8.4 BB%, 44.0 GB%, and 1.07 HR/9. Tillman has a reverse split (.352 vs. .302 wOBA in favor of righties) that is in line with the rest of his career, though not to this extreme. His fastball sits in the low-90s, his cutter a notch below that, and his trademark curveball sits in the mid-70s. He'll also throw a mid-80s sliders and changeups. Believe it or not, the Yankees have faced Tillman just once this season. They scored four runs in 5.2 innings against him back in May.
Since this is the final series of the season, the pitching situation is subject to change. The Yankees are listing TBAs for Saturday and Sunday so they can set things up for the postseason. (Michael Pineda and Ivan Nova are lined up to pitch those day.) The Orioles could decide to simply shut their guys down and get a look at some kids. There's also the rain too. They might not want to run their regulars out there on a wet final in the final series of the year.
Bullpen Status
Way back in April, Baltimore's bullpen was a major weakness that contributed to their sluggish start. They turned it around and have had one of the best bullpens in the game over the last few months, with closer LHP Zach Britton (1.98 ERA/2.01 FIP) and setup man RHP Darren O'Day (1.54/2.42) the stars of the show. LHP Brian Matusz (2.94/3.59) is the primary lefty and RHP Mychal Givens (1.88/1.81) has pitched his way into high-leverage work of late.
RHP Brad Brach (2.77/3.44), LHP T.J. MacFarland (4.82/4.64), RHP Chaz Roe (4.14/3.87), and Rule 5 Draft pick RHP Jason Garcia (4.25/4.89) have been regulars in the bullpen most of the year. The list of September call-ups includes RHP Oliver Drake, RHP Jorge Rondon, RHP Tyler Wilson, and RHP Mike Wright. Wilson, McFarland, Givens, Brach, Matusz, O'Day, and Britton all pitched yesterday. Our Bullpen Workload page can keep you updated on Joe Girardi's bullpen. Head over to Camden Chat for the latest on the O's.


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The Most Insulting Things Ever Said To Me
No, wait, that could be a book. Or perhaps a series of books.
Let's just focus on the most recent examples. Here goes nihilism:
A documentary director looking for interview subjects: "We have a wish list of the really famous nightlife people, but right now we'll do you."
Same guy later on, when the movie was set to screen: "We had to cut you out, but I do hope you can come cover the screening!"
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And then a followup with even more begging for coverage!
TV host to the guest sitting next to me (right before we went on the air): "You'll be the smart one."
TV producer at a Broadway meet-and-greet: (Didn't say anything. Just kept frantically gesturing to me to get out of the shot, as if I were a moth or something.)
Friend after my disco engagement: "Your singing voice has held up pretty well considering how old you are."
Another friend: "You dredged up that really corny version of 'I Will Survive' that you used to do. That was great."
Yet another pal: "Of course [a certain celebrity] will do the Times and not you. They want prestige!"
Comedian: "You write brilliantly about things that don't matter."
Guy in bar: "I can't believe I'm talking to you. Please come over and meet my friends. They'll be so thrilled." (I resisted at first, knowing that these scenarios usually end up in abject horror. Sure enough, I finally went over to them and said hi and they gave me blank looks as if I were a moth or something!)
Girl with clipboard: "What was the name again?"
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With such a wealth of indoor and outdoor space available, it is easy to appreciate why Knowsley Hall is quite so popular for team building events. You can use larger rooms alongside smaller ones for break out areas, then combine the indoor space with the gardens, grounds and estate at large. We also have a wide range of additional facilities which can add that extra dimension to your day.
Knowsley Hall has teamed up with Segway Events to offer a fantastic team building day taking place within the grounds of the 2,500 acres of private walled estate. Enjoy the fun of a Segway as you take part in a variety of Segway Games. Split into groups, your team will tackle all of the four Segway Games which can include a Segway Obstacle Course, Segway Frisbee Golf, Segway Relay and Segway Splash as they compete against each other in an exciting Segway tournament. As easy to use machines, Segways can be enjoyed by people of all ages and abilities and are perfect for any workforce, with the speed of the Segway being controlled by the user's weight, meaning that everyone can get involved and enjoy the experience.
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Essentially, bushcraft teaches people to survive and thrive in the natural environment. It helps people develop self-confidence as the use of tools and fire making give people a strong sense of achievement and self reliance. Activities include: survival planning; resource management; fire lighting; shelter building; finding and purifying water; natural navigation and command task exercises.
For details on the bushcraft courses visit the Komaru website at www.komaru.co.uk/activities/team-building
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Favorite Books:
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Favorite TV Shows:
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Favorite TV Shows:
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South Park,
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Favorite Movies:
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Batman Begins,
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My Interests
Interests:Video Games, Computers, MJ, weight lifting, Snowboarding, Comics
Where I work:nowhere if possible
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