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The Guardian: Wigmore Hall Recital'Few lieder performers are so obviously committed to their material as Alice Coote. Each song in her Wigmore recital, devoted largely to Mahler and Schubert, was presented as much physically as vocally, with the mezzo's stance and bearing included in her total interpretative package. She acted them as if they were
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Seen & Heard: Verdi's Rigoletto '... his sinister presence (as Sparafucile), highly committed acting and the wonderful sonorousness of his lower register made up a treasurable assumption of the rôle.'
Opera News: Mozart's Don Giovanni 'Commendatore Clive Bayley's dinnertime confrontation with the Don thrills with power.'
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Dame Janet Baker: 'I've been working a lot with Alice Coote. To work with somebody like that, so gifted, so responsive, so brilliant and imaginative and so immediately understanding of what you're trying to get at is a joy.'
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The Guardian: Donizetti's Maria Stuarda'The great moment comes in the second act, when the heroine, Mary Stuart - unhistorically - meets Elizabeth. After fruitless grovelling, the imprisoned queen turns on her cousin, daughter of Anne Boleyn, snarling out the ultimate insult: "Vil
bastarda!" Defying memories of Janet Baker in this role, Majella Cullagh rose superbly to the challenge, later crowning her performance in a noble account of her prayer before execution, which got Donizetti's bold tune firmly ringing through one's head.''
The Sunday Times: Leoncavallo's Pagliacci'I'd go a long way to hear Majella Cullagh's fabulously trilling Nedda again.'
Verdi's Attila The Times: 'Clive Bayley, as the dastardly hun himself, was more than a match: coiled within his bass was a sneering scorn, a deep world-weariness, and the dark shadows of menace.'Seen & Heard: 'Clive Bayley, as Attila, projected the drama of the role strongly through confident use of text and intelligent musicality, to find not only aspects of the warrior but also some introspection within the part.'
Ligeti's Le Grand Macabre New York Times: 'Standouts in the strong cast included the bass Clive Bayley as the sniveling Astradamors.' San Francisco Chronicle: 'Clive Bayley played his unwilling conscript, the henpecked astrologer Astradamors, with vocal flair and enormous agility.'
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Wigmore Hall recitalThe Guardian: 'Everything about the American soprano Christine Brewer marks her as one of most rewarding vocal artists of our age. For her Wigmore recital she offered a programme of contrasted and rarely performed 20th-century works that confirmed her as one of the most imposing voices of her generation, and one of its keenest musical minds.'
Beethoven's Fidelio The Times: '... with a high voltage line-up of soloists, this was simply one of the best performances of Beethoven's only opera London has heard for years. Queue all night for a ticket this evening if you have to... Not that anyone on stage could approach the unalloyed gold of Christine Brewer's indefatigable and beautifully sung Leonore.' Financial Times: 'No soprano today sings Leonora more securely than Christine Brewer: the marriage of line, detail and timbre in "Abscheulicher!" was beyond criticism.'
Wagner's Tristan and Isolde The Sunday Times: 'Brewers vocal opulence, fearlessness and sheer musicality are hard to resist. She is vehement as the angry Irish princess of Act 1 and meltingly beautiful in the sublime O sink hernieder of the love duet in Act 11. She crowns the performance with as overwhelming a Liebestod as we are likely to hear in the theatre today.
miniature monodramas, while the mother and the starving child in Mahler's Das Irdische Leben, or the perversely gothic dialogue in Schubert's Der Zwerg between the murderous dwarf and the queen who accepts his right to strangle her - were vividly realised.'
R. Strauss's Ariadne auf Naxos The Independent: 'Coote's fretful composer is a fabulous find: her tone, strength and personality are entrancing; her range and variety should get better still.'The Guardian: 'Alice Coote's highly strung Composer oozes emotional energy - her singing is glorious.' The Independent on Sunday: 'Equally rewarding is Alice Coote's Composer: a trim and convincing naïf with a voice as powerful and enigmatic as a big cat. That Coote's phrasing also shows delectable taste and refinement is secondary to the animal impact of her sound.'
New York Times: Strauss's Der Rosenkavalier'More uncommon, though, was the sexual hunger and emotional vulnerability she (the Marschallin)revealed during the frolicking love scenes with Count Octavian, here the appealing mezzo-soprano Alice Coote, who convincingly projected the androgynous allure and hormonal 17-year-old boy
The bright-voiced soprano Elizabeth Futral, adorable with her curly locks and sheer white dress, was a delightful Sophie. She and Ms. Coote sang radiantly during the most ravishing love-at-first-sight duet in all of opera.'
The Observer: Donizetti's Don Pasquale 'The versatile Majella Cullagh proves herself a natural comedienne as Norina, while making light of some fiendish coloratura.'
The Guardian Verdi's La Traviata 'Cullagh is often breathtaking, vividly alert to every shade of meaning in text and score and wonderfully capable of suggesting, vocally as well as physically, the ravages of the illness that consumes her.'
The Guardian: Donizetti's Pia de'Tolomei 'The great performance
came from Majella Cullagh in the title role – technically staggering, pushing herself to her expressive limits in order to convey Pia's emotional and moral agony. She has the potential to become one of the great bel canto divas of our time.'The CD 'Majella Cullagh's Pia is remarkable - technically exacting, and remorselessly exposing the
The Daily Telegraph: Mozart's La clemenza di Tito'Blazing at the centre of a first-rate cast is Alice Coote, in superb voice, breaking the conventions round opera seria to give an electrifyingly vivid portrayal of the lovestruck Sesto.' The Guardian: 'Alice Coote sings Sesto with such lustre and ardour
The Guardian: BBC Proms Chamber Music 2007'Coote
was in spellbinding form for Britten's insidious A Charm of Lullabies, and did tremendous things with The Voice of Desire, which Judith Weir wrote for her four years ago
she opened my ears to Vaughan Williams's vocal writing with a performance of Silent Noon that was breathtaking in its sensual beauty.'
woman's physical, moral and emotional hell.'
The Guardian: Puccini's La Bohème'
the cafe scene is the perfect match for the riot of Parisian street life contained in Puccini's music, and hugely enjoyable. Crowning its verve and gaiety is the bold and brassy Musetta of Majella Cullagh; the ultimate good-time gal who has the men in the chorus swooning credibly at her feet. Dressed in Sue Willmington's stylish 1940s costume, she's like a Rita Hayworth of the boulevards.'
'Strauss' model for his lust-driven Salome was "a 16-year-old princess with the voice of Isolde". Few sopranos can truly straddle those extremes but Cheryl Barker
marries them up convincingly
while her insistent demands for the head of Jokanaan (John the Baptist) are disturbing enough, her depraved pleasure in finally kissing the dead prophet's lips is even more starkly drawn.'Times Literary Supplement: 'On every front Cheryl Barker's performance is a triumph. Vocally she conveyed Salome's increasing lunacy, her gradual divorce from reality
hers is a performance to admire and relish, if the latter is quite the word for so horrific a dénouement.'
Sydney Morning Herald: Verdi's La Traviata 'The entire production, with all its colour and action, is outshone - and sometimes outclassed - by the abundant talent of Cheryl Barker and Peter Coleman-Wright. Barker makes a triumphant return to Australia, and to this repertoire. Beautiful, charming and fiercely independent, she is Violetta. She opens her mouth and Verdi's glorious arias come spinning out as effortlessly as if she were making them up on the spot .'
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Times Literary Supplement: Janáček's The Makropulos Case'Cheryl Barker's pheremone-charged Emilia is a searing revelation, full of voluptuous menace, a lava-like voice pulsating with pain.'
Sydney Morning Herald: Janáček's Jenůfa'Cheryl Barker's Jenůfa is built on what have emerged in recent years as the twin pillars of her art: strength and warmth. This is a deeply human personification of bright youthful optimism, badly scalded by life. Her sound, as she sings one of the great understatements of opera, "I had never thought my life would be like this"
was at once glowing, mellow and penetrating.'
Berg's Wozzeck The Daily Telegraph: 'In a magnificent cast, there is a superlative cameo from Clive Bayley as the mad Doctor.'The Independent: 'Clive Bayley played the mad Doctor in one of the best performances of Wozzeck I have ever seen.' The Times: 'There is no space to do justice to Clive Bayley's sinister Doctor.'


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Thursday, August 12, 2010
Golftown USA is the city's self-proclaimed moniker, and with more than 120 public and semiprivate courses arranged end to end over the 60-mile strip called the Grand Strand, the name certainly fits. By Larry Olmsted
Myrtle Beach is famous for cheap golf and lots of it, but this often overshadows the fact that the area, which now stretches over the border into North Carolina, has some world-class layouts. It is also a first-rate family destination, packed with attractions, including what is widely considered one of the finest collections of miniature golf courses on Earth. As a result, you cannot drive down the Grand Strand without seeing volcanoes, pirate ships and even dinosaurs.
Somehow, after 60 years, The Dunes Golf and Beach Club remains one of the best-kept secrets in golf. Not only is it the premier course in Myrtle Beach, it is part of golf history. In 1948, when the legendary Robert Trent Jones Sr. designed it, he was not yet legendary, and there were only two other courses in Myrtle Beach. But what set The Dunes apart was the 13th hole, the first "signature hole" in golf. Today, this term has become commonplace, and almost every course is designed with the idea that one hole will be worthy of reproduction on magazine covers, but when Jones' firm began advertising with the slogan "Give your course a signature," he was making history.
The 575-yard par-5 has been alternatively described as a boomerang, U-turn or horseshoe. It is more accurately thought of as a "V" with water in the middle. When you stand on the tee the green is off to your right, almost at a right angle. The line of play would be right at the green, but the lake is too wide to carry here, so you play down the fairway, away from the green. The options are to hit your tee shot down the right, as close to the water's edge as possible, then play across the narrower end of the lake to get within a hundred yards of the green; or to play safely to the center, then around the bend on the second shot, and face a much longer approach with the water along the right. An amazing hole, it broke new ground for the use of water hazards. The short par-5, one that can be reached in two shots, has been around for more than 500 years, but Jones added a new wrinkle. Most reachable fives had the risk on the second shot, so the player could hit his or her drive and then decide whether to go for the green based on the result. Jones' signature hole at The Dunes (and many after it) takes a completely different tack. Players who want to go for it in two must decide before they hit their tee shots and play as close to the water's edge as they dare.
The Dunes is more than just a one-hole wonder. The variety is staggering, with short forced carries over water on two holes, a heroic risk/reward carry choice on another, and a pond in front of the green on the par-5 18th. The second hole doglegs so severely that to have a decent chance of reaching the green in two, the tee shot must be played over the tall trees of the corner, a shot rarely demanded in golf.
After a round at The Dunes, make sure to drop by Greg Norman's Australian Grille, one of the first fine dining restaurants in the nation owned by a golf legend, for dinner or a selection from the lengthy wine list.
Golf writer Larry Olmsted is the author of Golf Travel By Design and has appeared as a golf expert on NBC television, ESPN and CBS radio, and MSN.com.

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Granville Palin, 39, of Bush Avenue, was stopped around 8:20 a.m. while driving his Ford Expedition SUV near Jules Drive and Richmond Avenue, Graniteville, court papers said. Officers had a search warrant for his vehicle and home, said a law-enforcement source.
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Wall Street showed more signs of stability today after Washington's latest lifeline to the auto industry bolstered hopes that the government will keep taking whatever steps are necessary to cut short the recession.
Investors were comforted after General Motors Corp.'s troubled financing arm received $5 billion of financing. The Treasury Department said late Monday it would provide the money to GMAC Financial Services LLC from the $700 billion bank rescue program.
The injection is on top of the $17.4 billion in loans the Bush Administration agreed to provide to the auto industry on Dec. 19. GMAC said today it would immediately resume lending to certain customers it had previously said were too great a risk for auto loans because of tight credit markets.
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Wall Street got another disappointing reading about the mood of Americans after the Conference Board reported its Consumer Confidence index dropped to a record low. The trade group reported the index's reading fell to a 38 in December from a revised 44.7 in November, well below the expectation of 45 of economists surveyed by Thomson Reuters.


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Slidell golfer Jack Abney has regained the Slidell City City Championship title once again. An eight-time champion until last year's tournament, when Abney lost his crown to Robbie Rhodes, Abney regained the title during the 35th annual Slidell City Championships held June 21-23 at Royal Golf Club, Oak Harbor Golf Club and Pinewood Country Club.
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Slidell City Golf Championships results are as follows:
Championship flight: Jack Abney 215; and, Robbie Rhodes, 218.
Senior City Champion: Dan Willworth, 217.
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First Flight Division: Henry Calamari, 192; and Bob Rhodes, 204.
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For each patient problem listed under Clinical Judgment you'll want to familiarize yourself with signs and symptoms, lab values, blood gases, potential medications and side effects, anticipated procedures and nursing interventions related to the patient problems outlined.
You may want to do a self-assessment of the topics under the Clinical Judgment body systems that are weighted most heavily on the exam, checking the topics that you know you need to review, including any patient problems that you do not see often in your practice.
A core of items on the exam deals with the Professional Caring and Ethical Practice components of the AACN Synergy Model for Patient Care. These questions may be asked about any age across the life span.
For example, you may see exam items related to pediatric or neonatal patients and families; this will alert you that they are Synergy items — not Clinical Judgment items.
Another source of information is the exam references, also called the bibliography, included in the ACCNS-AG Exam Handbook. This is a list of references used by the item writers to validate the correct answers to the exam questions.
If you find that during your in-depth study of the test plan you need information on lab values or medications related to a particular condition, use one of the resources listed on the bibliography, or you can refer to any recently published (last five years) acute or critical care nursing textbook.
The exams are more application-oriented and analysis-oriented than recall-oriented, so some items may require you to apply the information provided to a patient situation. For example, an item might provide vital signs, symptoms and lab values for a particular patient and ask, "What would you anticipate?" or "What would you do?"
Any activities in your practice of application of information to patient situations (such as with case conferences or patient rounds) could be helpful in preparing you for the exam. A number of sample exam questions are included in the ACCNS-AG Exam Handbook.
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ARMY TIMES. JULY 24, 2013. The Senate Veterans' Affairs Committee passed eight bills Wednesday, but given the panel's secretive approach, it is hard to judge the potential impact.
Chaired by Sen. Bernie Sanders, a Vermont independent, the committee voted for measures to improve veterans benefits and health care, provide full benefits to same-sex couples, expand programs for female veterans and the homeless, and help veterans find and keep jobs.
But following a tradition that dates back three decades, the text of the bills was not released and won't be made available until the measures are reported to the Senate. That may not happen until fall.
The committee passed legislation that would extend the Veterans Affairs Department's caregiver assistance program to seriously disabled service-connected veterans of all generations, but there is a question about how to pay for it. "This is expensive legislation, but so is giving tax breaks to millionaires," said Sanders.
Two new employment programs for veterans were approved, along with improved enforcement of employment and re-employment rights protections, but no details were provided.
However, Sen. Richard Burr of North Carolina, the committee's ranking Republican, said one provision passed by the committee requires the federal government to hire 15,000 veterans and to provide them "jobs that put them on a path to a career."
A potentially big change in GI Bill benefits is part of one of the bills, Sanders said: Public colleges and universities could charge only in-state tuition for students using the Post-9/11 GI Bill, but details — such as when this would take effect — were not provided.
Sanders also mentioned provisions related to the possible over-medication of veterans being treated at VA facilities and putting stricter demands on the processing and tracking of disability claims.
Among the bills passed was S 893, to provide veterans with the same cost-of-living adjustment on Dec. 1 that goes to Social Security recipients — an amount that won't be set until fall, and another is a female veterans and health care bill, S 131, that includes reproductive and fertility assistance for severely wounded service members and their spouses.


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As I've done more reporting on the startup community here in New Orleans, I've come across some terms that caused some confusion, and made me ask my sources, "um, sorry but what is the difference between angel investments and…worldly investments?"
I've gotten some laughs, so to prevent further confusion (and slight embarrassment), I put together a glossary of "startup terms" that I've come across recently.
Seed Funding: Seed in business terms refers to a company in its early stages; seed funding is funding granted a company in its early stages, to get it off the ground. Many of the events during New Orleans Entrepreneur Week revolve around seed funding and seed "accelerators" (see term below), like Speed to Seed – a speed dating-like event for seed businesses to pitch their idea to investors.
Elevator Pitch: A pitch that companies use to tell about their products or business quickly and succinctly. It gets its name from the idea that the pitch should be able to be made in the span of an elevator ride (30 seconds to two minutes).
Angel Investment (versus venture capital): Angel investors invest their own money into a business, whereas venture capitalists invest other people's money.
Pivot: Chris Schultz called this the startup term du jour; it is used to mean changing directions in your business strategy.
IDEACorps: IDEACorps is the program through The Idea Village that pairs teams of top MBA students from around the country with New Orleans entrepreneurs. At the end of NOEW, each entrepreneur and MBA team will make the pitch that they made the most tangible impact on the company they were paired with for the week.
IDEAPitch: IDEAPitch is part of Friday's Coulter Challenge at NOEW. Five companies were nominated and chosen to participate in the competition. They will be pitching to a room full of investors. The audience and the panel of judges will choose a winner, who gets the opportunity to fly to San Francisco to meet with some of the country's top investors.
Social Innovation/Entrepreneurship: New ideas, business models and companies with a slant toward solving social problems or addressing social issues.
Seed Accelerator: A programatic approach to developing entrepreneurs. The value proposition is that, in only a few weeks, accelerator programs can help entrepreneurs accomplish what might take a year or three years to do and get through. An example of a seed accelerator in New Orleans is Lauchpad Ignition (check back here tomorrow for updates on which companies they are investing in).
Startup America: Obama's initiative, announced January 2011, that seeks to "celebrate, inspire, and accelerate high-growth entrepreneurship throughout the nation," as well as create jobs and encourage innovation around the country. Launchpad Ignition is a part of Startup America.
The Idea Village: A nonprofit organization founded in 2000 with a "mission to identify, support and retain entrepreneurial talent in New Orleans by providing business resources to high-impact ventures." NOEW and the Water Challenge are both projects of The Idea Village.


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If you or someone you love is a Penn State fan, or even a college football fan, you'll want to grab this magazine!
PRIDE, the annual magazine from The Patriot-News, is your ultimate Nittany Lion football resource featuring the writers who know PSU football — David Jones, Bob Flounders and Stefanie Loh.
Pre-orders are available right now for $4.95, which is $2 off the cover price. Starting mid-July you can pick it up on newsstands or online for $6.95, but why not save some money and snag it now?
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Sensors are becoming smarter, more connected, and less expensive. They are showing up in a wider range of settings, from vision sensors on the plant floor that allow robots to work next to people without hurting anyone to medical sensors that continuously monitor a patient's vitals.
New developments in sensors span a wide range of applications in all areas of manufacturing and plant automation. Perhaps the most important trends in sensors are the downward pressure on prices and the diagnostic capabilities designed to fix problems before they happen -- whether that means a bearing that's about to seize or blood sugar gone haywire.
Performance enhancements and lower costs
What's new in sensors depends somewhat on what industry is involved. In medical, sensors are small, smart, and wearable. In food and beverage, a sensor's ability withstand washdowns is critical. "Trends in sensors are driven by markets. In oil and gas, energy, and hydraulics, the trends are performance, price scalability, and physical size," Karmjit Sidhu, vice president of business development for Macro Sensors, told us. "Sensors that are smaller, lighter, and use less power are trending. The oil and gas industry is looking for improved performance over a reduction in price."
In manufacturing, you find a different set of values for sensors. "Manufacturers are looking to reduce cost. They want lower prices without sacrificing performance," Sidhu said. "They're also looking for advanced electronics. The idea is to add as much automation as you can, so you can take cost out of the system without sacrificing performance."
Networks are going wireless or Ethernet
Networks for sensors have changed in recent years. The two big trends are wireless and Ethernet networks. "More and more sensors are being put on wireless networks. Wireless has become more popular than running conduit," said Sidhu. "Running a wire is expensive, and wireless is less expensive." Security is always an issue with wireless connectivity, but he doesn't see security issues holding back wireless networking. "More of the wireless has security built in."
Ethernet is being widely used in North America and Europe. It provides a wide range of advantages, including the ability to run control and safety on the same network -- safely.
"One thing we're seeing more often is the use of industrial Ethernet. There are a number of good reasons to switch from analog or serial to industrial Ethernet," Matt Hankinson, technical marketing manager at MTS Sensors, told us. "There are cost advantages, increased speed, and greater bandwidth."
Sensors for improved safety
Safety systems are deploying more sensors. The goal is to comply with standards while making the system safer. "A lot of our customers are adding safety applications to provide sensor feedback for safety compliance and just to improve safety," Hankinson said. "One standard is the safety-integrity-based IEC 61508. We first started seeing it on global cranes, where there was a chance of operator error. Recently, we're seeing it in power generation in gas turbines."
A safe machine is a plus for marketing, he said. "Networks of sensors are being added to machines because customers are making buying decisions in part based on safety ratings. It's easier to market a machine if it has a high safety rating. The right sensors make it easier to get a good assessment rating for the overall system."


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For families, singles, and retirees, the Starkville community and adjacent Mississippi State University offer an abundance of places to see, events to attend, and activities to enjoy. The opportunities cover a multitude of interests from SEC sporting events, participatory sports, outdoor recreation, tours, rodeos, historical sites and buildings, and festivals to concerts, art galleries, and museums – and, of course, a wide range of shopping and dining options. Well-maintained city and county parks provide convenient venues for many activities
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Every morning, we compile the links of the day and dump them here… highlighting the big storyline. Because there's nothing quite as satisfying as a good morning dump.
TrueHoop's Kevin Arnovitz did a fantastic job assembling this video chronicling the Game 4 war between Pau Gasol and Rasheed Wallace.
They are relentless. Neither man gives the other a second to breathe. (I see the makings of a sitcom – "Sheed and the Spaniard?")
Can Gasol keep up this style of play? It will get harder if Bynum, who had his knee drained again after Game 4, can't go more than 10-12 minutes. The guys at ESPN LA take a look at trickle down effect Bynum's absence has on the entire team.
On Page 2, the Celtics defensive scheme vs Kobe.
guarding Bryant: get the ball out of his hands as much as possible;
prevent him from operating out of the post where he can shoot his
turnaround jumper or make passes to cutting teammates; get physical with
him to close any gaps to the basket; and force him into a crowd of
defenders when he does try to attack.
"When he is driving, [Kendrick
and Kevin [Garnett] are going to step up, making him see defenders," Rajon
said. "On the wing, guys like myself and Paul Pierce are going to
shrink the floor and make him see four guys on the gaps and the elbows."
Yahoo Sports – Celtics keep guard up against Bryant
I haven't seen Kobe post up much in this series, have you?
He's averaging 30 points per game but shooting 40% in the process. There's a lot of talk that Kobe is due to have a go-off game. But history shows otherwise. Kobe didn't have that game in the 2008 Finals. He hasn't had that game in the regular season vs Boston.
As crazy as it sounds, I'm more worried about Gasol and Bynum that Kobe. Wait, did I actually type that?
The rest of the links:
Globe – Game 5 offshoot four gone conclusion | Putting finals pieces together (Shank) | Bynum situation unknown | Rondo struggling at foul line | CSNNE – Bynum's absence a big problem for LA | Bryant labors to make his point | ESPN LA – What if Bynum can't go | ESPN Boston – Rivers says window isn't closing on Celtics | Game 5 could be Ray's last in Boston | Herald – Celtics full of flight | Coach wants Ray to return | WEEI – Mychael Thompson says Lakers more talented | McHale says Celtics must win old style game | Yahoo! – Kobe vs Celtics defense |


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Syracuse, NY -- John Desko can walk to the back of the Manley Fieldhouse lobby and watch much of his life unfold before him.
There, on a timeline mural that is 36 feet long and 6 feet high, is the history of Syracuse University men's lacrosse. It is the brainchild of legendary SU coach Roy Simmons Jr. and Jim Santiago, an SU graduate, former SU professor and art director of ABC's "World News Tonight" and avid Orange lacrosse fan.
It is a collage of 90-plus years of Syracuse lacrosse. Desko can gaze at it and see himself as a player who in the late 1970s helped Simmons resurrect a struggling team. He can see himself at Simmons' side as an assistant coach helping guide the 1983 team to the national championship, kick-starting a three-decade run of excellence unparalleled in the sport. And he can see himself as the head coach who 13 years ago took over for his mentor and has added another five national titles.
"Just to see it finally all up there is amazing," Desko said. "It makes me slow down and kind of appreciate the time I've been here at Syracuse and all that's happened while I've been here as a player and a coach."
Yet, Desko's time is only a piece, albeit a glorious piece, of the masterpiece Santiago has produced in telling the story of SU lacrosse and then some. His timeline begins in 1636 when the French missionary Jean de Brebeuf first saw Iroquois tribesman play the game in Canada. It ends in 2010 when descendents of those players were denied entrance to England to compete in the World Games.
The Native American influence is woven throughout the mural, but the focus is on SU lacrosse, a 95-year saga in which only four men – Laurie Cox, Roy Simmons Sr., Roy Simmons Jr. and Desko – have been head coach. Together they have produced a record of 821-312-16.
"It's pretty incredible even for me," Desko said. "You can really get lost in this. You start looking at all the statistics, the coaches and what they've accomplished, the teams and different players, it's just amazing."
There are photos of championship teams and of individual greatness in the form of Oren Lyons, Jim Brown, the Gait brothers and the Powell brothers. There are sequences of great moments in SU history such as the incredible over-the-shoulder pass from Matt Abbott to Kenny Nims and Nims' subsequent diving goal with 4 seconds left that sent the 2009 title game vs. Cornell into overtime, where the Orange prevailed on Cody Jamieson's goal. There are lists of accomplishments, honors and awards.
"You can tell by just looking at it that the amount of research Jim Santiago did is just amazing," Desko said. "Not only to research it but to then piece it all together in a time line with all the coaches and the dates and the players . . . it just keeps going and going."
Desko has been part of it for 35 years. He has watched SU players hoist title trophies into the air 11 times beginning in 1983. The first one, when he was a young assistant to Simmons Jr., remains the most special.
"I had been here coaching for four years after playing for four years," he said. "We started making the playoffs when I finished my eligibility, and then I coached for four years and then we win a national championship. And then to be able to kind of maintain that success from then to now . . ."
Is remarkable. Equally remarkable is Santiago's genius of capturing it all in a mural that is on display in the Manley lobby, where as you approach it through a maze of national-championship trophies you can see the new Carmelo Anthony Center to your left and the new indoor football practice field to your right.
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Love him or hate him, there's one thing we can all agree on: JaVale McGee is an endless source of entertainment.
Here he claims to be showing the world he's been working on his "hook shot." No mention, of course, that the rim appears to be 25 feet tall, or "McGee sized," if you will.


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SHELBY COUNTY, Alabama -- The Shelby County Commission is taking the position the majority of financial responsibility for school security in the area rests with the education districts and the cities where schools are located.
The commission issued a letter dated Jan. 17 to Shelby County Sheriff Chris Curry that notes "the Shelby County and Hoover school systems and the cities where the respective physical school buildings are located as the entities responsible for the principle source of funding for security for the vast majority of the schools within Shelby County."
"Understanding that the Shelby County School Board and the Superintendent has the duty to provide for safety in the county public schools and therefore (are) responsible for establishing the approach and eventual procedures that will address any security measures, it is the desire of the Commission to be included in any ongoing dialog undertaken by the Superintendent that includes the participation of all of the various stakeholders," according to the letter.
County Commission Chairwoman Lindsey Allison in an interview on Wednesday said three public schools in Shelby County are within the county's unincorporated area: Inverness Elementary, Mt. Laurel Elementary and Shelby Elementary.
The others are within cities that have their own law enforcement agencies or contract with the Sheriff's Office to provide security services to their communities. Chelsea and Indian Springs Village have contracts with the Sheriff's Office for law enforcement services.
"We want to be cooperative stakeholders that have a meaningful dialogue with all the various stakeholders to get to a good resolution with everybody, but unfortunately legally we're not the leaders in this and financially we have only a small part in this," Allison said.
Her comments followed concerns that have heightened following the Sandy Hook Elementary shootings in December and reached fever pitch locally with Tuesday's gunman in Chelsea Middle School. Curry wants the commission to pay for additional deputies in roughly a dozen schools in the county.
"Quite obviously I am going to be bringing a financial request forward to them. I hope their Pacemakers are working," Curry said at press conference at Chelsea City Hall on Tuesday night in front of more than 200 people.
Commissioners including Allison contend the county board is wrongly targeted as the responsible party in the matter.
"It's very clear to me ... the public is being misguided on who are the true stakeholders in this process," Allison said. "The stakeholders start with the school superintendent and the school board. Secondly, it goes to the law enforcement entity that either is obligated to that city by contract or they have a department. And finally on a smaller scale the County Commission would have a responsibility to the three" schools.
The commission is citing an Alabama Attorney General's opinion that approves school security contracts between school boards and counties. The opinion dated Oct. 7, 2002, under then-Attorney General Bill Pryor involved a question from the Wilcox County Commission on the local board of education contracting with the Sheriff's Office for security.
"The general administration and supervision of public schools in a county are vested in the county board of education, with the exception of cities having city boards of education," the opinion states. "Local boards of education are accountable for compliance with statutes and regulations regarding school safety and discipline."
School boards can enter into contracts with a county commission only with the consent of the sheriff who must be a party to the agreement, according to the three-page opinion. "The sheriff supervises the employees and functions of his or her office, but the salaries of the employees and appropriations to the sheriff's office are made by the county," the document states.
The Shelby County Commission wants Curry to use his budget to cover any additional security in schools.
"Having completed the budget process in September 2012 factoring in the ongoing difficult economic conditions we are currently working under and having maintained the level funding of the Sheriff's Office and Jail budgets, at this point in the fiscal year the Commission has no excess funds available to contribute to the additional expenses associated with keeping deputies in various schools within our county," according to the board's letter.
The commission suggests the sheriff look into other sources of funding such as from pistol permit fees his agency collects. "Additionally, contracts with cities for law enforcement that contain schools need to be reviewed and further financial assistance from those cities may be necessary in the circumstances," the board states.
"Yes, we are stakeholder but we are a stakeholder among many people," Allison said. "To single out the commission with the sheriff truly puts it in a profound disproportion as far as who is really responsible."
She added: "This is a very emotional issue that all of us are very concerned about, but we have to be very careful in identifying who really has the authority to address this issue. And it's not to say the County Commission won't do their part, but we also have just as much responsibility of making sure we're doing in it in the right way."


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Voter ID not an inconvenience
I was in a doctor's office recently and I heard the receptionist call for a patient and ask for insurance cards and a photo ID. I have been asked, as have other travelers, to supply photo ID when flying. It is a nuisance, but the names on the ticket must match the name on the ID.
I have been asked to supply photo ID when cashing a check. All driver's licenses have pictures for identification purposes. Stores require photo ID when using a credit card for paying bills. When going to hospitals for medical care a photo ID is often asked for. Sounds like a good idea? Not if you are part of the Democratic Party and are fighting voter ID laws for verification of the identity of the one who wants to vote.
The opponents of voter ID have used the argument it is racist, it is to suppress voter turnout. But I'm afraid the main reason for not requiring voter ID is to encourage voter fraud. We must have some sort of voter ID that is foolproof. While people have come to America for freedoms not enjoyed in their native lands, we are cheapening the value of freedom and are encouraging voter fraud. I wonder how many illegal immigrants voted in this last election. Then there is the recent video of the poll worker in a Cincinnati area precinct that admitted on camera to have voted five or six times and had the ignorant audacity to say it was perfectly legal to do.
I feel privileged to have been born in America. I am proud to be an American. I am a veteran. America has been the best hope for freedom and opportunity in the world, and always allowed legal immigrants the opportunity to partake of this concept of freedom. If more of our politicians shared those ideals of greatness we would be in a better position to continue to be the "beacon on the hill." But our current leaders want to fundamentally change America. Into what? A socialistic model of failure, a European-style bankrupt nation. A nation that no longer leads the world.
We are in dire straights and need to rediscover our heritage. There is still time, but many people will have to change their thinking and strive to return America to that great nation that God intended, and our Founding Fathers envisioned. We certainly need a spiritual revival in America.
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There are virtually no reviews or ratings to be had on this wine. None that I can find. Can anyone find any reviews on it at all?
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Born in Healdsburg, California and raised on his family's vineyard in the Dry Creek Valley, Winemaker Steve Rued, graduated with a degree in fermentation science from UC Davis.After a year at Kenwood Vineyards, Steve ventured to South Africa to work for Stellenbosch Farmer's Winery. In 2000, he returned to Kenwood Vineyards as the Winemaker, and joined Rutherford Wine Company in 2005 as Senior Winemaker. Steve's winemaking philosophy reflects a lifelong love and appreciation for winegrowing.
A St. Helena native, Tyson Wolf serves as Rutherford Wine Company's Associate Winemaker. He developed an early passion for winemaking by helping his father make home wine. Tyson graduated from Loyola Marymount University with a Bachelor of Science in Biology. He began his winemaking career as a laboratory technician at William Hill Winery and later at Mumm Napa. He joined Rutherford Wine Company as our Enologist in 2003, and was named Assistant Winemaker in 2007 and Associate Winemaker in 2010.


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3,200 out of work in county
LISBON – Columbiana County's unemployment rate crept up back over 6 percent in June after dropping below that mark the month before for the first time since November 2007.
The jobless rate last month was an estimated 6.2 percent, up from 5.9 percent recorded in May, according to figures released last week by the Ohio Department of Job and Family Services. The county's unemployment rate had been on the decline since January, when it was 8.4 percent.
Meanwhile, Ohio's unemployment rate remained unchanged at 5.5 percent and the national rate dropped from 6.3 percent to 6.1 percent.
While the unemployment rate was decreasing, the number of county residents with jobs increased from 46,800 to 47,600, and the estimated number of adults without work increased by 300 to 3,200.
The unemployment rate is an estimate based on a formula that depends largely on the number of people receiving benefits and a nationwide phone survey of 50,000 households, including 2,000 in Ohio. Approximately 2,937 county residents received unemployment benefits last month, with the average payment being $309 per month.
Among the adjoining counties, Columbiana County's jobless rate was the same as Mahoning, higher than Stark (5.6 percent) and Carroll (5.8 percent) but lower than Jefferson (7.4 percent).
The county's unemployment rate was 29th highest among Ohio's 88 counties.


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Could be the carb flu you're going through.
I started working in a hospital in July 2011, and was sick from then until March 2012 when I started primal. I was literally at some stage of sickness the entire time as my body adjusted to being around sick people constantly. As soon as I started primal, I haven't so much as sneezed. I love this way of life for all the little reasons like this.
Could be the carb flu you're going through.
True... carb flu tends to get to people when they first get on paleo.
Carb flu can cause fever and sore throat? I was a raw vegan before switching to primal, so I don't even think I've altered my carb intake by a whole lot since switching.
No - carb flu would not cause fever or sore throat.
It is likely just a co-incidence. Are you taking D3 or D2? I would take extra D3 for a few days.
Using low lectin/nightshade free primal to control autoimmune arthritis. (And lost 50 lbs along the way )
I rarely got sick before Primal, but haven't had so much as a minor sniffle in the year & a half since I kicked grains & sugar. I used to get an annoying cough every winter that would last for weeks and now that I think about it, that didn't happen last winter either.
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On very bad CW (I gained 10 kgs in couple of years at one point) and as a teenager I used to have sore throat and colds all the time. Well, like something serious 5-6 times a year and 10 more minor ones. When I cleaned up my diet and lost weight (first just with CW but whole foods only), I had few sore throats that usually went away within a day. Since I am on strict paleo (three months or so now), I haven't had as much as a tiny one. Now I even try to expose myself to more cold intentionally - previously it wouls have landed me a sore throat within hours.
Hope it sorts out quickly for you!
I was sick a lot on very low carb, yes.
I now have major hair loss and lots of seasonal allergies that I never had before....my hair is really falling out in chunks. Doesn't matter as I have very thick hair, but a bit freaky. And yeah, now I have to take claritin for runny nose and ITCHY eyes to get through the day- never before, and I'm 38. Not really keen on that one.
That said, we only caught two bugs this winter, as opposed to the usual 1000. My kids are in preschool, they are germ mills. Could have been the very mild winter though, I think everyone around us has been doing fairly good. (besides of the clorox-freak moms- man, they are ALWAYS sick).


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The Army Contracting Command – National Capital Region contracting center at Alexandria, Va. cased it colors July 11, signifying its inactivation.
In November, the Army announced it would close the center in an effort to save about $13 million a year.
"The professionalism of our ACC-NCR teammates was instrumental in the successful closure of this activity and the transition of workload to gaining units," said Camille Nichols, command general, Army Contracting Command, based at Redstone Arsenal. "I am extremely proud of their commitment and look forward to their continued success."
Jack Cunnane, ACC-NCR deputy director, said the staff has transferred the center's workload – about 750 active contract actions and closeout work – to other ACC contracting centers and offices.The bulk of the center's non-Army workload was transferred to the Washington Headquarters Services' acquisition directorate.
Prior to 2009, the Contracting Center of Excellence, located in the Pentagon, and the Information Technology, E-Commerce and Commercial contracting centers, located in Alexandria and Fort Huachuca, Ariz., were subordinate organizations of the Army Contracting Agency. ACA was disbanded in 2008 when ACC was activated.
In April 2010, the Contracting Center of Excellence and the Information Technology, E-Commerce and Commercial contracting centers merged into one organization—the National Capital Region Contracting Center located in Alexandria, Va. It was one of six ACC contracting centers.
The contracting center was rebranded with its current name in January 2011.
"It is a sad day as we case the ACC-NCR colors but as with any change, it brings possibilities for a new and brighter future," said Michael Hutchison, ACC deputy to the commanding general.


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Karachi - Australian Dav Whatmore has been appointed Pakistan's head coach for two years, the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) announced on Sunday.
Englishman Julian Fountain would be the fielding coach, the PCB said. The two men would take immediate charge of the team and prepare them for the Asia Cup tournament later this month.
"We have reached an agreement with Whatmore who will be the new coach of the Pakistan team for the next two years," PCB chairman Zaka Ashraf told reporters.
"We feel that a foreign coach can best exploit the talent available in Pakistan cricket."
Whatmore, who led Sri Lanka to victory at the 1996 World Cup, said he was looking forward to the challenge, adding: "We will do our best to produce the best results with our available talent and I am confident of good results."
Whatmore, 57, played seven Tests for Australia and enjoyed a successful coaching spell with Bangladesh, leading them to their first Test match and subsequent series win in 2005.
Pakistan have had three foreign coaches in the past - Englishmen Richard Pybus and Bob Woolmer and Australian Geoff Lawson.
Chief selector Mohsin Khan had been in place as interim Pakistan coach after Waqar Younis resigned in September for personal and health reasons.
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While the rankings did not change this week, the top teams solidified their spots at the peak of the Jersey Journal Top 10 with victories in the Hudson County and NJSIAA tournaments.
St. Anthony (23-4) put a strong hold on its top rankings in historic fashion this week, defeating Morristown-Beard in the Non-Public, North B playoffs to give coach Bob Hurley his 1,100th career victory.
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I have attempted to run several content experiments that result in no 'visits' being tracked to the pages. I have confirmed via a custom report that the variants actually do receive visits as I configured each experiment to maintain the actual URL of each variant in my reports.
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I can provide screenshots that show no visits on the experiment but showing traffic in my custom report. I have not posted them here as they contain sensitive information. Alternatively, a support rep could just take a look at the numbers we're seeing in the two reports.
Using the Google Analytics Debugger Chrome add-on, it appears as if no event is being sent related to the Content Experiment when I visit the URL being tested. I only see the event for tracking the pageview.
However, traffic is being split between the two variants, which suggests that the logic is executing properly. In addition, I see no JS errors on the console related to this (just deprecated usages of _trackPageLoadTime which we are removing.
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EAST LANSING — Michigan State quarterback Andrew Maxwell got a vote of confidence from one of the analysts on ESPNU's College Football Daily show, as it took a look at the Big Ten's Legends Division as part of its "Spring Blitz" programming Wednesday night.
Former Florida defensive lineman turned college football analyst Kevin Carter said Maxwell is the best quarterback in the Legends Division.
"The Spartans last year had a very run-first, pass-second mentality; how could you not with Le'Veon Bell?'' Carter said on the show. "But teams started to key on (Bell), and they weren't able to do as much as they wanted to do in the passing game, but it wasn't because of a lack of arm strength or vision by Andrew Maxwell.
"I think they could use a little bit better coaching of the route running and the recognition by the receivers. (Maxwell) has the arm strength to make every throw in that offense.''
Former Washington quarterback turned analyst Brock Huard wasn't so sure.
"He (Maxwell) has a lot of talent,'' Huard said. "I'll be curious, is he even going to be the starter for that entire season there?
"I guess out of the six (Legends QBs), I;m going to go with Devin Gardner at Michigan.''
ESPN analyst and former Florida quarterback Jesse Palmer, who is in East Lansing today for ESPN College Football Live's "Spring Bus Tour," made it clear he's not sold on the Spartans.
"Michigan State, major question marks around the quarterback position right now,'' Palmer said, "and a new offensive play caller.''
Both Carter and Huard picked Michigan to win the Legends Division; Huard said Northwestern is his dark horse.
Carter likes the Spartans as his dark horse.
"I'm going to go with Michigan State again, if they're able to utilize what Andrew Maxwell can give them in arm strength and vision down the field, they can actually make a push, and no one is actually expecting them to do a whole lot,'' Carter said. "I know they lose defensive linemen up front, they'll lose William Gholston and they'll lose some key contributors on defense, but this is a team that has a lot of talent, a lot of untested talent.
"They really couldn't get past the fact they couldn't run the ball, and they didn't really develop their offense the way they should.''
Huard listed Michigan State's game at Notre Dame as one of his two most intriguing games involving Legends Division teams this season.
"They should be 3-0,'' Huard said. "If they are gonna do what Kevin said and be a sleeper and get better production offensively, they'll have a good test here early at Notre Dame.''
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Incumbent Tommy Bryan and former Lauderdale County District Judge Deborah Bell Paseur are vying for a six-year term on the Alabama Court of Civil Appeals.
Bryan, a Republican, was first elected to the bench in 2004. He previously worked as an assistant attorney general in the environmental section and was a staff attorney for the Alabama Court of Criminal Appeals.
Paseur, a Democrat, was a Lauderdale County district judge from 1981 until 2008. She is currently a partner in a law firm in Florence. In 2008, she lost a bid for the Alabama Supreme Court.
Bryan said the court is continuously looking for ways to make case flow more efficient, including implementing mediation to help disputes get settled.
He said the mediation process allows judges to spend more time on cases and get through more cases.
"I'm a big believer that justice delayed is justice denied," Bryan said.
Paseur said that she has experience as a lawyer and a trial court judge, and possesses the ability to make rulings based solely on the facts.
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It's a big night on "The X Factor USA" 2012.
On Dec. 13's results show, the Top 3 will be revealed.
SPOILER ALERT: Simon Cowell said he believed in miracles in regards to Fifth Harmony. Results below.
Will it be:
• Tate Stevens: The country guy who seems to get better every week and shows no signs of slowing down?
• Carly Rose Sonenclar: The diva-in-training who looked a little shell-shocked upon hearing some criticisms from Simon Cowell last night?
• Emblem3: The next big thing if you ask mentor Simon or any screaming 13-year-old girl?
• Or Fifth Harmony: The group of soloists who were put together by Simon and who have made it through without much harmonizing, according Tate Stevens' mentor L.A. Reid?
THE RESULTS: The Top 3 consists of Tate Stevens, Fifth Harmony and Carly Rose Sonenclar. That means Emblem3 is out.
According to MLive.com's William Ketchum of the Flint Journal, who has been following Season 2 all year because of the appearance of Lyric Da Queen (and her group Lyric 145):
He predicts that Fifth Harmony is the likely act to exit the show.
That makes the most sense.
But I think there could be drama when the rankings are announced, as I said on morning radio show "Gravy in the Morning."
This season "The X Factor USA" is announcing the rankings each week.
And tonight I would not be surprised to see Emblem3 rise above Carly Rose and behind Tate Stevens. That would leave Carly Rose at No. 3, Emblem3 at No. 2 and Tater at No. 1 again (for the second week in a row).
The show needs a little drama, and Simon knows it.
Tonight: Bruno Mars performs his latest chart-topping hit, "Locked Out of Heaven."
His music has been a big part of "The X Factor" this season.
During auditions, Reed Deming took on "Grenade" and last week Emblem3 performed "Just the Way You Are."
Super-voice Carly Rose Sonenclar has performed his songs twice.
Bruno also performed on Season 1 and recently performed on "The X Factor UK."
His new CD is "Unorthodox Jukebox," which was released Dec. 11.
The two-night grand finale airs from 8-10 p.m. Dec. 19 and 20 on Fox. The star-studded affair will feature special performances, surprise guests and more before America's winner of a $5 million contract is revealed.
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Discussion in '"The Lord of the Rings"' started by WizardKing, Dec 31, 2002.
antyone know?
He is as old as Arda if not older i.e. he was born before Arda was created i think!
I'm not sure about Gandalf but there were Ainu who sang in the themes of Eru...but still I dont know about Gandalf.
well he was the wisest of the Maia, is says in the Sil, so i guess he did/was in the song!
wait, this is new to me, not all of the order of ainur sang in the themes of eru?
I mean Gandalf may not have been alive.
First of all, since Gandalf is a Maiar, he has two ages kindof
Gandalf the Spirit is as old as all of Arda itself.
Gandalf the Wizard is (if he stops living once he gets to Valinor) exactly 2021 years old.
All of the Istari reached middle earth 1000 years into the third age, and since the third age lasted until 3021, when the ringbearers departed from the Gray Havens, do the math, and you get 2021 years of age.
I'm pretty sure all the Ainur came into being at the same time, when Eru thought of them.
Never have i got the impression from the Silm that any Ainur came into being at different intervals, they may have descended into Arda at different times, but their presence was still around, elsewhere.
So, what i mean is..i believe Gandalf/Olorin was apart of the music.
That would mean something...
But Gandalf isnt an Ainu. He's a Maiar.
This question depends on "wich Gandalf" your talking about.
If you want to know how old the Physical form of Gandalf is, hes 2021. The spirit of Gandalf is as old as Arda.
But the spirit of Gandalf doesnt have a name, so his spirit cant be called Gandalf. He was given the name Gandalf by the inhabatants of Middle-Earth, so since there was no Gandalf before his spirit came to middleearth in the form of a man...
And what of Olorin, who walked in the woods of Lorien in the Day before days.
MorgulKing wrote:
Maiar are Ainur. The Ainur consists of the Valar and Maiar.
Olorin was the Maia spirits name who later became embodied as Gandalf.
Morgulking, good job.
If I wanted the answer to this nitpicky question, I would use your figure.
That's Olórin, with the accent!
I've always had the impression that only the greatest of the Ainur (ie. the Valar) participated in the Music.. But I suppose it's possible that the Maiar also sang in it.
And I believe that Olórin was born along with the first of the Maiar; he was a Maia of Manwë, wasn't he? So he is actually older than Arda, IMHO.
FIrst of all, im sorry, but being the Loremaster i am, ive never herd of Olorion, im sure he existss though
And no, Maiar are NOT Ainur. Valar, and Ainur are the same, unless my memory is mistaken...
But thats not the point, we can discuss what Ainur, and Valar and MAiar are another time.
The point is, Gandalf was never actually Gandalf until he was given the Body of a Man. Gandalf, therefor, is 2021. Who knows about his spirit...
And this, Olorin, was probably Gandalf in physical form. Gandalf was just the name he was given by men, and was then used much more often. Gandalf IS Olorin, and... o hell i dont know.
theres like, 4 "Gandalfs" we could be guessing at the age, and Gandalf the Gray/White is simply, about 2000 years old
Morgulking said:
"First of all, im sorry, but being the Loremaster i am, ive never herd of Olorion, im sure he existss though."
Oops! Gandalf **himself** in LOTR states that he has many names, and one of them was Olorin! ("Olorin I was long ago" he said.)
There is a passage in the Ainulendale or the Valaquenta or something that talks about Olorin, and his time in Valinor, prior to the appearance of the Istari. Not sure about the details though; need my book. (OOC: O for a Harry Potter wand! Accio Silmarillion!)
Wizard King, so we can finaly get this strait, can you tell us:
-Did you want to know how old Gandalf the Gray was?
-Or how old his spirit/life force is?
We must know
Gandalf obviously has some memory of being a Maia before he became one of the Istari. But he was an Istari only from the time he landed at the Gray Havens.
I still like Morgulking's calculation.
Thank you
Thank you.
I find alot of my information, and became the Loremaster that i am, from a certain book.
It's called "Characters from Tolkien" and it has a sketchy picture of Gandalf on the cover. Im sure they sell it at Barnse and Noble, or another major bookseller. They have a map of all of Arda, and illistrations of all of the major events of Arda, from the fasioning of the Great Lamps, to the Flight of the Noldor, to the Destruction of Mordor. And a LOT AND LOT of information concerning all of the creatures, or beings of middle earth, and Aman
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Robin Thicke Caught Groping Female Fan In Photo
Robin Thicke was caught red-handed groping female fan, Lana Scolaro at a VMA after party after she posted a picture of the two of them on Instagram Aug 26.
In the photo, the female fan is hanging off Thicke's shoulder, cozying up for a picture. In the background, one can clearly see the reflection in the mirror behind them, and many believe it looks like Thicke has his hand on the fan's backside.
A fan saw the picture and tweeted it to Thicke's wife, Paula Patton, telling her to "look at the reflection."
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Scolaro, who has been identified as a young freshman at Parsons School of Design, is very active on Instagram.
Scolaro insists that she did not manipulate the photo and wasn't even aware of the reflection in the background of the picture until after she had posted it.
"I knew his hand was on my butt, but I didn't know that there was a mirror," Scolaro told E! News.
Though the picture in question has been taken off her Instagram, Scolaro left a few other pictures of herself posing with Thicke at the after party.
"I didn't even know that was the reflection until I uploaded it, and someone commented on it. I was just like, 'Oh I'll Instagram this photo with Robin Thicke, like everybody else," Scolaro said.
In the interview, Scolaro makes no allusions to any other relationship with Thicke beyond the photo, and Thicke's relationship with his actress wife appears unaffected. According to a source, the photo is a "non-issue," reports E! News, and Patton, Thicke and their son Julian were recently spotted enjoying family time at the beach.
Thicke has been a controversy magnet this summer, with his hit song "Blurred Lines" attracting both positive and negative attention from audiences and critics and his provocative performance with Miley Cyrus at the VMAs.
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