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Name of Product: Disney Princess Plastic Racing Trikes
Units: About 9,000 in the U.S. and 700 in Canada
Manufacturer: Kiddieland Toys Limited, of Scituate, Mass.
Hazard: The plastic castle display and the princess figures protruding from the top of the handle bar pose a laceration hazard if a child falls on it.
Incidents/Injuries: CPSC and Kiddieland have received three reports of children suffering facial lacerations.
Description: This recall involves the Disney Princess Plastic Racing Trikes. The trikes are pink and fuchsia with a purple seat and wheels. On top of the handlebar, there is a rotating castle display surrounded by three princess figures. "Disney Princess" is printed on the label in front of the trike just below the handlebar.
Sold at: Target, JCPenney, Meijer and H.E.B. stores nationwide and on the Web at www.target.com from January 2009 through April 2011 for about $50.
Manufactured in: China
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Scott Selwood
|Scott Selwood
|Personal information
|Full name
|Scott Francis Selwood
|Date of birth
|27 March 1990
|Place of birth
|Bendigo, Victoria
|Original team(s)
|22nd overall, 2007 National Draft
|186 cm (6 ft 1 in)
|80 kg (176 lb)
|Club information
|Current club
|Playing career1
|Games (Goals)
|West Coast
|135 (37)
|9 (2)
|144 (39)
1 Playing statistics correct to the end of 2016.
|Career highlights
|Sources: AFL Tables, AustralianFootball.com
Scott Francis Selwood (born 27 March 1990) is an Australian rules footballer who plays for the Geelong Football Club in the Australian Football League (AFL). Originally from Bendigo, Victoria, Selwood is the youngest of four brothers (Adam, Troy, Joel, and himself) that have all played in the AFL. He played under-18 football for the Bendigo Pioneers in the TAC Cup before being selected by West Coast with the 22nd pick overall in the 2007 National Draft. Selwood made his debut for West Coast in round three of the 2008 season, and has played a total over 100 games for the club, mainly as a tagger or inside midfielder. He was the winner of West Coast's Club Champion Award in 2012 as the best and fairest at the club. After Darren Glass retired midway through the 2014 season, Selwood was named acting co-captain of the club for the remainder of the season, along with four other players.[1]
Originally from Bendigo, Victoria, where he attended Catholic College Bendigo, Selwood was recruited from the Bendigo Pioneers with the West Coast Eagles' fourth pick and number 22 overall in the 2007 AFL Draft. He made his debut against Fremantle in the Round 3 Western Derby in 2008. He was retained in the team for the Round 4 match against the Sydney Swans, but was dropped after a poor performance, obtaining only nine possessions. He played several further games later in the season, however.
Selwood became a regular in the Eagles' line-up over the following three seasons, initially as a tagger, and later as an inside midfielder. He continued his outstanding form throughout the 2012 season, playing predominantly as a tagger and midfielder depending on the opposition. He capped off a stellar season by winning the West Coast Eagles club champion award, ahead of team mates Dean Cox and Shannon Hurn.
Selwood along with brother Adam and teammates such as Luke Shuey and Ashton Hams have been criticised by AFL commentators and coaches, and then eventually AFL fans, for supposedly 'ducking' in tackles to get free kicks.[2] Selwood and his teammates have received some support from the AFL community, AFL boss Andrew Demetriou and their coach John Worsfold who all agree that there have not been rule breaches in this area by these players.[3]
On 12 October 2015, Selwood left the West Coast Eagles and joined his brother Joel at the Geelong Football Club as a restricted free agent.[4]
Personal life[edit]
Selwood has three elder brothers who are also footballers, the twins Adam (who previously played for West Coast) and Troy (who previously played for Brisbane) and Joel, who is currently the captain of Geelong. In June 2007, the Selwood brothers and their parents, Maree and Bryce, were named AFL celebrity ambassadors for Seeing Eye Dogs Australia.[5] Selwood lived with teammates Luke Shuey and Brad Ebert until late 2011 when Ebert left the West Coast Eagles and moved home to South Australia to play for the Port Adelaide Football Club
- ^ Alex Malcolm (13 June 2014). Up to five could rotate West Coast captaincy – Australian Football League. Retrieved 13 June 2014.
- ^ Chadwick, Justin (23 April 2012). "Hawks blast Eagles for ducking tactics". The Roar. Retrieved 2012-10-30.
- ^ Smith, Martin (9 May 2012). "West Coast coach John Worsfold denies his players purposely duck to win high tackle free kicks". Fox Sports. Retrieved 2012-10-30.
- ^ "Selwood a Cat as Eagles opt not to match offer". Australian Football League. 12 October 2015. Retrieved 12 October 2015.
- ^ McClure, Geoff (15 June 2007). "Paddle Pops out, Jeff goes for the doctor". The Age. Retrieved 2008-03-21.
External links[edit]
- Scott Selwood's profile on the official website of the Geelong Football Club
- Scott Selwood's statistics from AFL Tables


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The Seven Network says it is well placed for the 2005 ratings year with new program Desperate Housewives pulling a massive audience last night.
The first episode of the hugely-hyped show attracted an audience of 2.48 million people, winning the network the night's television ratings.
"Desperate Housewives is the most watched new drama program in Australian television history," Seven spokesman Simon Francis said.
"It provides us with a terrific opportunity to try and rebuild our audience share."
Nine's new program Starstruck was the second most watched program of the evening, drawing an audience of 1.58 million people.
The official ratings year begins next Sunday but the major networks have begun their new programs early in an effort to increase viewer numbers.
Francis said Seven had introduced its new programming early to follow on from the success of the Australian Open.
Also on Seven's slate for the new year is the new series, Lost, which is one of the biggest shows in the United States.
And to ensure as many people see Desperate Housewives as possible, the show will be repeated tonight.
However, Francis was cautious to predict the high audience figures obtained last night would remain with the show for the entire season.
"This is a game where you can make very grand predictions and fall flat on your face," he said.
"The first episodes of any series are always the most complex and hard.
"The program got off to a strong start in the United States so the success in Australia reflects that and the program accelerates as people get to know the characters."
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Flipboard has announced a special inauguration section that will enable readers to follow the news surrounding the inauguration.
According to Flipboard's blog post the new section will be "a roundup of the best articles, videos and pictures from some of the world's best sources, including the New York Times, USA Today, Guardian, BBC, Telegraph, LA Times,Chicago Tribune, Politico and more."
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In case you are out and about on Monday, or if you are like me and don't have the holiday off, and you want to watch the Presidential Inauguration, you are in luck. There is a pretty nice app that will bring the event to your mobile device.
The Presidential Inaugural Committee recently launched The Official Inaugural 2013 App (Android and iOS) that is a mobile clearing house for all things inauguration. The majority of the app's features are weighed in the favor of visitors to the event, but there is an option that will let you stream the Presidential swearing-in ceremony from the app.
Some of the additional app features include area maps (with bathroom locators) for inaugural visitors, social feeds and an option to sign up for SMS event updates.
If you prefer the more traditional coverage and commentary, check your favorite news channel app for a live stream. From the best that I can tell, ABC News (Android and iOS), NBC Politics (iOS),CBS News (Android and iOS), Fox News (Android and iOS) and CNN (Android and iOS). There may be more outlets announcing streaming of the festivities on their apps as the weekend rolls on.


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Has anyone ever shot one/seen one in person or found an actual review of it.
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Lansinoh understands that at the breast feeding is best. However sometimes mom and baby will have to be apart, but that doesn't have to mean the end of breastfeeding. We provide a clinically proven solution to allow baby to receive mom's expressed breastmilk when she is away and return to feeding at the breast when they are back together.Lansinoh® mOmma® Bottle with NaturalWave® Nipple


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Claudio Cassinelli was born on September 29, 1938 in Bologna, Emilia-Romagna, Italy. He was an actor, known for The Mountain of the Cannibal God (1978), Murder-Rock: Dancing Death (1984) and La polizia chiede aiuto (1974). He died on July 12, 1985 in Page, Arizona, USA. See full bio »
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The Whole Hog Cookbook, Chops, Loin, Shoulder, Bacon, and All That Good Stuff by Libbie Summers includes recipes like Pork Belly Gyros with Mykonian Tzatziki Sauce; Spanish-Style Rioja Potatoes; and How To Prepare Hot Peppered Pickled Pig's Feet.
Serves 4
For a stretch of four years, I was lucky enough to be a resident on the Greek island of Mykonos for a couple of months each year. I'd go to recharge my creative batteries, drink some ouzo, dive for sea urchin roe, and sleep. Standing on the edge of the cerulean blue Aegean Sea and overlooking the tan bodies of Grecian gods in Speedos, I knew I was exactly where I needed to be and where I needed to go next. Of course, as nourishing as all that introspection was for my soul, this girl needed to eat. And that's when I discovered the Mykonian gyro. I'd had gyros before. I bought one off a food cart in New York, ate a gut bomb from the county fair, and worse yet, ordered a gyro from some Midwestern chain where my server referred to it as a "gee-RO." Anywhere you live, someone's making some trashy gyro, but I'm here to tell you that there ain't no gyro like a gyro in Greece.
On Mykonos, I'd have to get on my dirt bike and ride ten minutes across the island from where I lived to get my hands on my beloved gyro. Then I'd have to wait in a long line with the rest of the gyro-philes, all itching for a fix. I couldn't say much in Greek—but I sure as hell could order a gyro just the way I wanted it. I wanted tomatoes, French fries, and tzatziki all wrapped inside wonderful just-baked flatbread that was oiled and warmed on the griddle. I didn't want any meat. I didn't want any onions. All I wanted was that warm flatbread and a few fillers to soak up that amazing sauce.
Over time, I made friends with the owner of the restaurant, Stavros, a man who also performed Greek dances for the tourists at night, and he let me in on a few secrets of the sauce. Most important, he explained, looking me deep in the eye for emphasis, you gotta let that stuff just marinate. Twenty-four hours. You can't make tzatziki sauce and eat it immediately because that garlic has got to marry in with the wonderful fresh cucumber, tangy vinegar, and the olive oil that smoothes it all out. And once you add the Greek yogurt, it's a perfect union.
I learned to perfect a tzatziki sauce of my own. Here I'm using this wonderful tzatziki recipe to make my pork gyros with silky pork belly. It's a simple recipe you'll find yourself making again and again. Grilling the marinated pork belly is absolutely amazing. A more perfect union.
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Put the pork belly strips in a zip-top bag along with the oregano, garlic, and pepper. Refrigerate for at least 2 hours, or overnight.
Heat a grill pan to medium-high and cook the pork belly for 4 minutes on each side, or until browned, for a total of 16 to 20 minutes cooking time. (Note: A lot of fat will be rendered; you may need to pour some off while cooking.) Cut the cooked meat into pieces.
Heat a large flat skillet over medium-high heat. Brush one side of each flat bread with oil and place the bread on the hot skillet until it is warmed through, but not toasted (the pita bread should still be very pliable).
To assemble, divide the cooked pork belly among the 4 warmed flatbreads. Top each with 2 wedges of tomato, some onion, and 1/4 cup of the tzatziki sauce. Roll the flatbread up and individually wrap each gyro in a square of parchment paper. Serve immediately.
Yields 1-1/2 cups
Stir together the yogurt, garlic, cucumber, oil, and vinegar in a medium mixing bowl. Salt and pepper to taste.
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Brian Block's O Scale Bottle House Kit
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Brian Block is a nationally known, award winning model builder who has had several of his models featured in the Gazette and his models have won Best In Show at the Narrow Gauge Conventions.
Brian is now offering his first kit based on his model that was featured in the Gazette in the March/April 2006 Gazette.
Based on a real bottle house in Rhyolite, Nevada, Brian Block has produced an O scale bottle house that would look great on any On3 or On30 layout.
Featuring resin cast walls that allow the interior lights to show through the "bottles" this great model will appeal to everyone, but especially to wives and girl friends. They will think it is really cute.
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The Dalton Board of Education members are, from left to right, Pablo Perez, Sherwood Jones, Rick Fromm, Steve Laird and Tulley Johnson. Superintendent Jim Hawkins is the board secretary. The board meets in regular session monthly, usually the second Monday of the month at 6:30 p.m. The meetings are held in the Council Chambers of Dalton City Hall, 300 West Waugh Street. The public is welcome to attend these meetings. Agendas are available on the BOE site.
Meeting Dates 2017
Rick Fromm, M.D., Chair
Dr. Rick Fromm is a surgeon with a Dalton medical practice. He is a graduate of Dalton High School and completed his undergraduate work at the University of Georgia. He earned his medical degree from the Medical College of Georgia, and completed his surgical training at ETSU James H. Quillen College of Medicine. Dr. Fromm is married and has two children that have graduated from Dalton High School and one child currently attending Dalton Public Schools. Dr. Fromm began his fourth term in office in January 2016.
Sherwood Jones, III, Vice-Chair
Sherwood Jones, III is a partner/principal in the local architectural firm, Carlson & Jones Architects. He is a graduate of Dalton High School, and holds a Bachelor's in Architecture from Auburn University, and a Master of Science in Management from Georgia Institute of Technology. He is married and has four children—a daughter at Dalton High, twins at Brookwood School, and a baby girl. Mr. Jones began his first term in office in January 2014.
Tulley Johnson, Treasurer
Tulley Johnson recently retired from the United States Postal Service and is an active member of the Dalton community. He has served in leadership positions in a variety of community organizations including the Dalton Recreation Commission, the Family Crisis Center, Boy Scouts, Dalton Education Foundation, and many others. Mr. Johnson is a graduate of Dalton High School and Georgia State University.He is married and his children are graduates of Dalton High School. Mr. Johnson began his fifth term in office in January 2016.
Steve Laird
Steve Laird is the director of contract administration with Shaw Industries, Inc. He holds a Bachelor of Science in Accounting and Finance from Florida State University. Mr. Laird's wife is a teacher at Dalton Middle School and they have two children who are graduates of Dalton High School. Mr. Laird began his first term in office in January 2014.
Pablo Perez, M.D.
Dr. Pablo Perez is an internist with a Dalton medical practice. He graduated with honors at Autonomous University, Mexico in 1992 and earned second place at National Medical Residency, Mexico in 1993. Dr. Perez did his postgraduate work at Interfaith Medical Center, State University of New York, in Brooklyn New York and was Intern of the Month in 1997. He was certified by the American Board of Internal Medicine in 1999 and completed his Board recertification in 2009. Dr. Perez is licensed to practice in Georgia and Tennessee, is an active Medical Attending at Hamilton Medical Center, is Founder and Director of St. Joseph's Clinic in Dalton and Chattanooga, is the Oversight Supervising Physician for Nurse Practitioners at Quad Medical Center in Dalton, is an active participant in the Northwest Georgia HealthCare Partnership since 2003 and was a board member of the Greater Dalton Chamber of Commerce from 2005 – 2011. Dr. Perez has also done medical missions to Haiti, Guatemala and founded Santiago de Chuco Medical Mission under P.A.M.S. Since beginning Santiago de Chuco Medical Mission, he has conducted seven medical missions to Peru, benefiting an average of 1800 patients. He was Chairman of PAMS Medical Missions 2013 and 2014; PAMSEF Secretary August 2014 to present; and President-Elect PAMSEF 2016 to 2017. Dr. Perez is married and has two children. Dr. Perez began his first term in office in January 2016.
Jim Hawkins, Ph.D., Superintendent
Dr. Jim Hawkins has served as the Superintendent of Dalton Public Schools since January 2009. He spent 36 years serving in Texas as a teacher, administrator, and superintendent in three school districts.
The Dalton Board of Education recruited Dr. Hawkins to Dalton because of his educational philosophy and commitment to the principle that students only truly learn from work that they find meaningful, relevant and engaging.
He earned his Doctorate, Master's and Bachelor's degrees from the University of North Texas.
Dr. Hawkins is active in the community and is currently a Director of the Northwest Georgia Healthcare Partnership (NGHP) and is serving on the Executive Committee. He served as the Chairman of the Board of Directors for the NGHP from 2014-16, and has been instrumental in transitioning Readers to Leaders (R2L) from Archway Partnership to NGHP. Dr. Hawkins is on the Board of Directors for United Way of Northwest Georgia, is a member of the Executive Committee and Chair of the Corporate Volunteer Committee (CVC). He is also a member of the Thrive 2055 Education Initiative Group and the Dalton Rotary Club. He is a member of the Northwest Georgia Regional Education Service Agency (RESA) Board of Control, and is a member of the Professional Association of Georgia Educators (PAGE) and participates in their Superintendent's Leadership Network. He is also a member of the Georgia School Superintendents Association (GSSA).
Dr. Hawkins received a GSSA President's Award for 2014. He was the 2002 Administrator of the Year by the Texas Association of Journalism Educators and was recognized as Educator of the Month by Texas School Business in January 2006. He served on the Texas Association of School Administrators (TASA) Public Education Visioning Institute from 2006-2008.
Dr. Hawkins and his wife transplanted to Georgia to move closer to grandchildren. They have a son, daughter-in-law and grandchildren that reside in Macon, Georgia, and another son and daughter-in-law that reside in Chicago, Illinois.


text: A Safepacker is a wonderfully convenient way for the burglar who breaks into your car to tote your Kimber. Better to tote the Safepacker yourself, and not leave it in the car. The Safepacker is a very good product, and if you keep it clean, it will look nice enough to carry just about everywhere. Contrary to what the anti-gun crowd on this forum might want to say, the public will not be alarmed by a Safepacker, as almost nobody has any idea it is made for carrying weapons. Well, perhaps if a guy dresses like some kind of commando, people will make the association. The Safepacker seems to look like a "man bag" or something made to carry electronic gear. Keep in mind, as with any off-body carry, that it may become the target of a snatch attempt. I use a Safepacker quite often, but also wear a small but substantial weapon on my person. My older Safepacker is Colt Commander sized, which means I have had it at well over ten years, because I have not carried a Commander-sized 1911 since 1997. My newer one is Government +1", used to carry 4" sixguns.


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Dear Mau
Sorry I haven't written in your diary for so long, but you know we think of you so often. You were my first kitten. You were the catalyst who made me rethink of my opinion on cats. You made me realise I loved not only dogs but cats too.
Dadaji passed away on 17th Oct 2011. It was sudden, a massive cardiac arrest. I had to rush to Kolkata and life has been a roller coaster since then.
Looks like we'll have to relocate to Kolkata from Ahmedabad. I don't know how I'll manage keeping Chiki & Nanu (he's the new cat memeber of the family) and Mickey-Dennis in a flat.
The place is not cat proof and I don't want to loose any more cats in my life. Chiki is 2 yrs + now and Nanu is only 6 months old.
And there are so many stray cats we look after in our house in Ahmedabad. Don't know who'll take care of them, once we leave.
Please tell God to give me some solution so that they are taken care of. Pls help me find homes for them.
LOL from yr mamma
Hugs n kisses
Dear Mau,
Baby crossed over to Rainbow Bridge on 28/12/2009 at approx. 3 pm in the afternoon.
Keep her company and give her our love
My Dearest Little one,
I miss you so, on this day. Love you baby. On this New year day, I will say a spl prayer for u n light a special diya for you.
God bless u my sweetheart.
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Will Bloggers Rescue the Lehman Story?
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Last year I wrote about Mark Mitchell's story of Deep Capture, a complex tale of financial corruption centered around the use of illegal naked short selling and phantom stock. It was (and is) a difficult story to write about because of its absence in the business press. One of Mitchell's key points is that a small, insular and strictly conformist group of outlets determine what is acceptable news to report on, and the vast majority of other outlets take their cues from that. Meaning, a story like Mitchell's could be squashed or marginalized relatively easily; it would not require a vast conspiracy. How then can a reader decide if it is delusional, paranoid ranting or an explosive investigation that elites wish to suppress?
Events since publication have tended to support Mitchell's reporting. A temporary ban on short selling was instituted for some companies in order to "protect the integrity and quality of the securities market and strengthen investor confidence." Last summer the ban was made permanent. (This could be yet more evidence of Wall Street's privileged status: Naked short selling that brings down Novastar Financial is the all-knowing Market wisely engaging in creative destruction; naked short selling that threatens Morgan Stanley is evidence of "hidden manipulation".) Add Patrick Byrne's successful lawsuit against a hedge fund he accused of naked shorting and Deep Capture looks more and more reliable.
I have been somewhat reminded of it in the wake of the Manhattan U.S. Bankruptcy Court's report on Lehman Brothers. It is an absolutely mammoth exposé; surely it will monopolize business news cycles, right? Well, Ryan Chittum at the Columbia Journalism Review evaluated the coverage, then concluded: "If you've wanted to know about the Valukas report and its implications, you've been better served by reading Zero Hedge and Naked Capitalism than you have The Wall Street Journal or New York Times." (He also singles out Baseline Scenario for distinguished coverage.)
Like Deep Capture, this story makes smaller, iconoclastic voices look better. Newspapers, magazines and other traditional outlets have had a distressing tendency lately to blow it on the most important issues. As people discover they can be better informed by going to alternative outlets they will gravitate to them. As it begins to sink in that mainstream publications for whatever reason (excessive deference to advertisers, devotion to conventional wisdom, institutional inertia) will periodically fail on a spectacular scale they will find these smaller, independent voices a necessary complement.
Also like Deep Capture, the Lehman story has its critics at the margins of the financial press. Auditioning for the role of Gary Weiss in this saga is John Carney of Business Insider, who wrote a jaw-droppingly stupid piece (via) on why we should do nothing about it. It seems to be written in such transparently bad faith as to defy criticism, with casually unsupported assertions like "criminal prosecutions are rarely the best way to uncover facts" (he evidently does not think Thomas Jefferson's thoughts on trials and the law apply to business as well, but then Jefferson seems to have fallen into disfavor on the right).
His basic argument seems to be that businesses that break the law will eventually go bust, and being an executive in a bankrupt firm is sufficient punishment even if they have committed felonies. In the midst of all that shoddy analysis he does perform one service, though. He identifies the scapegoat, should the need for one arise (link added):
If we had to bet, we'd say that the best bet for prosecutors looking to flip a senior executive would be Erin Callan. She held her title of chief financial officer briefly and was forced out of the office by Fuld. She likely harbors some ill will toward the executives who failed to stand behind her. What's more, she has announced that she is retired from the securities industry-which means she doesn't need to worry about finding a new job if she were to rat out her fellow Lehman executives.
Can't you just feel the seething contempt? The sense of her being set up was strengthened when digby pointed to this piece by Alexandra Frean detailing just how much of an outsider Callan was. If things start to get ugly look for her to be singled out and demonized.
The Bankruptcy Court report is over 2,100 pages. People have just started going through it, getting reactions, digesting it and generally figuring it out. There is no reason for it to sink like a stone or to hurry past it. Sure, it may not have the sizzle of a Congressional sex scandal - a Democratic one, anyway - but this would seem to be an ideal situation for the slower, more deliberative possibilities of print. The signs so far are not encouraging, though.


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Uncle Herb is Anne's brother in law. He's an easy going guy who golfs, hunts, fishes and enjoys the occasional frosty Budweiser. One night, rather late in the evening, he declared that in addition to his aforementioned talents "He could bake too!".
Before we could say "don't try this at home folks" he had the oven on and the ingredients were being assembled before our eyes. About 90 or so minutes later Herb pulls a gorgeous loaf out of the oven and the mouthwatering scents of this delicious dish filled the air.
Herb - Here's to you for showing us how well you bake and for sharing this recipe. Oh and folks "Do try this at home" you'll be glad you did!
In a large bowl, combine the flour, sugar, salt,baking soda and cinnamon. In another bowl, beat the eggs, oil and vanilla. Add pineapple & bananas. Stir into the dry ingredients just until moistened.
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Hi all. In the past two years Spansh global image has dropped a lot, due to European crisis and internal economic situation. I just wanted to share a positive thought, and another from my country, a culture that i've ever feel proud of and nowadays seems to be loosing all the good things we had.http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=XUFMxmIoFRc#!
(forget about the company behind the video, not my intention to make them promotion, but i've to admit they have been quite creative with this communication)
I was just on a short vacation in Valencia and loved it. Some great modern architecture and the park in the old river stream is just amazing . Eh that image has lots to do with general media overreaction. I was also on Canary islands earlier this year and had no bad experiences whatsoever either.
They forgot to mention the high level of human rights Spain supports. My dream is to get out of this dumphole I currently live in and go live in Spain.
@aleluja: we used to live in the same country and things are going straight down here also, especially politically wise, it's really getting unbearable.
Yup, and it's only going rapidly down. Economics as well, I know a lot of people that have graduated on various universities and working in stores/kiosks/shops. Can't wait to graduate and go away from here, only 2 and a half years more :s
No self promo allowed!
^ psst!
Anyways, that was really informative. So, it's more from the country that has that language from the soap operas, the bull fights and this building:
That thing is gives me the creeps every time I see it!
I have visited Spain couple of times in a last two years. The Crisis is there to stay for some time, but as a tourist, even for a long time staying in Spain, it is nothing. I Need Spain!
Crisis benefits tourism, except for security issues on main cities. Prices are dropping, so people can take more for less price. But is not a good trend.
@wicked, that's the Sagrada Familia (Barcelona, meant Sacred family), not the best work (in fact, he didn't built it on life) of a genius architect, Antonio Gaudi, one of the most innovative ones in the whole world.


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Some states will not honor non resident permits if the holder is not a resident of the issuing state. For example, Florida will not honor my Utah non-resident permit because I don't live in Utah. I had to get a Florida non resident permit.
This is a discussion on Utah Non-Resident Concealed Carry Course covers 32 States within the Concealed Carry Issues & Discussions forums, part of the Defensive Carry Discussions category; I was searching for some information on why there is no reciprocity between Texas and West Virginia. Well I didn't find out why, but I ...
I was searching for some information on why there is no reciprocity between Texas and West Virginia. Well I didn't find out why, but I ran across Utahs Concealed Carry Course for non residents, It cover 32 states and Utah has offered its concealed-carry permit to nonresidents since the mid-1990s. the link below covers classes,cost,contact information if anybody is interested.
Some states will not honor non resident permits if the holder is not a resident of the issuing state. For example, Florida will not honor my Utah non-resident permit because I don't live in Utah. I had to get a Florida non resident permit.
If you're specifically looking to gain reciprocity with Texas, the easiest way would be a Florida or Utah license by mail. Or you could travel to Texas, take the Texas class, and get a Texas Non-Resident license.I was searching for some information on why there is no reciprocity between Texas and West Virginia.
I'm not sure, but it may have something to do with training. West Virginia only requires basic handgun safety and use training such as the NRA Basic Pistol Shooting course, and Texas requires concealed carry specific training that covers self-defense laws. I haven't looked at them all, but many other states that Texas recognizes also require concealed carry specific training.
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I don't understand how they work out their reciprocity agreements. For many years I remember states that had some sort of basic training requirement did not have reciprocity with PA and I assume it was because of the lack of training in PA. In PA you walk into the Sheriff's office with your DL, application and a check for $25 and they call you a week later when your background check was complete for you to pu your license. And here we are 15 years later and the requirements haven't changed - yet PA has reciprocity with about 24 states including states like VA and FL that require a basic training class and fingerprints which PA does not.
rson63 - try these sites if you have not already. I would got to the state's website as well (usually the attorney general page) and print the reciprocity agreement for my records. I carry a copy with me of the state I am visiting.
Be careful about Utah.
I believe Texas will soon remove Utah from its list of reciprocal states. Utah has recently lowered its standards or requirements for getting a CHL from their state. If I was going to get a permit from a state to allow me to carry in Texas I would look to Florida, or get a Texas non resident permit.
Utah's plan to make it easy for someone to get a permit to carry is going to cost their permit holders in the long run. States that have very low requirements for training or such end up having few states that reciprocate with them.
BTW, for a Texas non resident permit you have to come to Texas, since the course must be taught in our state.
Just remember that shot placement is much more important with what you carry than how big a bang you get with each trigger pull.
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"Florida will only honor permits from residents of the states they honor. They will not honor a Non-Resident permit from any state they honor."
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I know there are a lot of people that will foam at the mouth about this... but wouldn't it be really nice if we had a national license to carry? All these various laws and who honors what and how you can carry this there and not here but you can there on the third Thursday in an even numbered year but the second Thursday in an odd numbered year and only if you have a dog named "Spot" rules are really annoying.
..and the federal law that backs up the right to carry and makes it illegal for a state or any other governmental agency to attempt to further restrict...
"I pledge allegiance to the Flag of the United States of America, and to the Republic for which it stands, one Nation indivisible, with liberty and justice for all."
You are not paranoid if They are actually out to get you, however, They probably are not and you probably are.
There are also rumors that if we do pass permit-less carry, then a "live fire" training option may become available as an "endorsement" to our concealed firearm permit. That way states like Nevada and New Mexico might reconsider their decisions.
But anyone that thinks that Utah is going to take a step backwards, before taking 5 steps forward, is sorely mistaken. We didn't get a "perfect zero" on our Brady scorecard by passing more restrictions.
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I was looking at Texas Non Resident permit Because I live in the pan handle of Wv and I can be in Md,Va,Pa in a matter of 20-30 minutes to each. I grew up in Maryland and is the only state that I can't carry into from Wv. The Texas NRP sounds like it would take care of me wondering in an out of Md. ? Thanks for all the help/links
The problem with a "Federal Carry" permit scheme is that the federal government isn't known for making things easy, cheap, or effective. I'm a fan of mandated reciprocity, but a federally issued permit would not be good.With the federal government, it would be the other way around. It would be illegal for any state to make things easier. So, if the Federal guidelines were 200 hours of training with a 90% of 4000 rounds in the 10 ring, no state could make it more lenient. I wouldn't be surprised if there were background checks akin to getting a security clearance, calls to family, full background check, etc...and the federal law that backs up the right to carry and makes it illegal for a state or any other governmental agency to attempt to further restrict...
VA doesn't require any actual training at all. You can take an online class and print out a certificate that says you watched a video and passed a 20 question test. Take the certificate to the courts with your application and money. A few weeks later you have your license. Its also up to each county on whether or not they fingerprint you. There is no set standard for the state.
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Michigan only honors out of state permits if your a resident of that state.
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The measure was attached to a recent transportation spending bill in Olympia.
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"This is big business, big tobacco, getting rid of what they perceive of as a competition," said Alexander.
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Mary Cay Neal is the Founder and Executive Director of Buffalo Suzuki Strings. Mary Cay teaches violin and conducts the BSS Advanced Ensemble and the Friendship Touring Ensemble. Mary Cay holds a Bachelor of Music Degree from Georgia State University and has done post-graduate work in Suzuki Pedagogy. She has studied with Dr. Shinichi Suzuki on many occasions including: teacher-training workshops at the International Conferences in Hawaii in 1975 and 1977; Munich, Germany in 1979; Amherst, Massachusetts in 1981; Matsumoto, Japan in 1983; and has taught at the International Suzuki Teacher's Conference in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada in 1985; Adelaide, Australia in 1991; Matsumoto, Japan in 1999; and Turin, Italy in 2006. Mary Cay is a registered Teacher Trainer and has served on The Suzuki Association of the Americas Board of Directors for three terms. She has taught teacher training and violin at many Suzuki Institutes and workshops in the United States, Canada, Europe, Australia, Japan and South America.
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Graduate of Indiana University Jacob's School of Music, violinist, Lauren (Zang) Eastlack began her studies at the age of five at Buffalo Suzuki Strings studying with Mary Cay Neal during her final six years in the program before graduating. Lauren earned a Bachelor of Music in Violin Performance, a Masters in Music in Violin Performance, and a Performer Diploma Certificate during her time at the Jacob's School of Music. Her primary teachers were Paul Biss and Mimi Zweig.
Between 2007 and 2009, Lauren earned a position as Associate Instructor of Violin at the Jacob's School of Music. Lauren spent five years studying pre-college string pedagogy with Mimi Zweig and Brenda Brenner, Director and Assistant Director of the String Academy at Indiana University Jacob's School of Music. Lauren taught both individual and group lessons at the String Academy as well as being a teacher's assistant during the Summer String Academy for four years. Lauren is continuing to work through her Suzuki teacher training in violin with Mary Cay Neal. In 2015 Lauren participated in the stage one training for the Suzuki Early Childhood Education program in London, Ontario with Sharon and Dorothy Jones. From 2009-2012, Lauren was a full time instructor of violin at the Carolina String Academy at Ashley Hall School in Charleston, South Carolina.
During her years at BSS, Lauren went on tour with the Friendship Touring Ensemble to Chile/Peru in 1997 and England/Ireland in 2000. In 2002, Lauren was the recipient of the Amherst Symphony Orchestra Scholarship, the Buffalo Philharmonic Scholarship, and the Buffalo Chamber Society Scholarship. Lauren has performed as soloist with the Buffalo Philharmonic on two separate occasions and in the fall of 2009 performed as soloist with the Amherst Symphony Orchestra. Lauren performed with the Charleston Symphony Orchestra and the Ensemble of St. Clare Chamber Orchestra in Charleston, SC from 2009 – 2013. Lauren has been subbing with the Buffalo Philharmonic Orchestra since 2013.
Lauren lives in Clarence Center with her husband Aaron and Goldendoodle puppy, Luna.
Emily Greetham: Violin Instructor
Emily Greetham graduated from Indiana University's Jacobs School of Music in May 2015 with a Bachelor of Music Education degree. She is from Buffalo, New York and started playing the violin when she was five years old. At age 7, she began her studies at Buffalo Suzuki Strings and continued there with Mary Cay Neal as her teacher during her last five years. Throughout her high school and college years, Emily had experience teaching private violin students and working with children in afterschool programs and summer camps in the Buffalo area. Additionally, she volunteered at the BSS repertory classes and summer workshops. At Indiana University, Emily studied violin with Dr. Brenda Brenner and worked for Dr. Brenner's string project, teaching violin at Fairview Elementary School. She was also involved as a helper teacher and counselor for Indiana University's String Academy. Emily taught all string instruments and orchestra during her student teaching experience at Park Tudor School in Indianapolis, Indiana. She studied Suzuki Violin Pedagogy at Indiana University and recently completed Suzuki Violin Training courses with Nancy Lokken and Karen-Michele Kimmett. While at BSS, Emily went on tour with the Advanced Touring Ensemble to Italy in 2006 and Spain in 2008. During college, she performed with the IU orchestras as well as the Carmel Symphony Orchestra in Indianapolis. Emily is excited to return to Buffalo, NY and to teach at BSS, which continues to impact her musically and personally.
David Levine: Assistant Music Director, Violin & Viola Instructor
Currently Assistant Music Director of Buffalo Suzuki Strings, David Levine has taught violin and viola for the program since 1996. David grew up in Connecticut, and completed a B.S. in Music Education and a B.A. in Music from the University of Connecticut, as well as the M.M. in Suzuki Pedagogy from Ithaca College. He has studied violin and viola with several teachers, including Theodore Arm, Linda Case, Debra Moree, Sanford Reuning, and Almita and Roland Vamos. In addition to long-term Suzuki violin teacher training at Ithaca College with Sanford Reuning, David has also taken short-term violin training courses with Teri Einfeldt, John Kendall, Mary Cay Neal, Carrie Reuning, and Stevie Sandven, as well as many viola units with Elizabeth Stuen-Walker. David, an active clinician, has taught at Suzuki Workshops and Institutes in Illinois, Kentucky, New York, Ohio, South Dakota, Tennessee, Texas, Washington, DC, and Wisconsin as well as in Argentina, Brazil, Canada and South Africa. In addition to teaching many students, ages 3-18, through Buffalo Suzuki Strings, David is also an active freelance performer on both violin and viola in the Western New York area. David lives in Buffalo with his wife Shannon Levine, cello teacher at Buffalo Suzuki Strings.
Shannon Levine: Cello Instructor
Shannon Levine has been practicing the cello since she was ten. She completed her Bachelor of Arts in Music at Gustavus Adolphus College, St. Peter, Minnesota (with a detour through the chemistry department along the way). In 2008, she earned a Master of Music degree in Cello Performance from Illinois State University in Normal, Illinois; while she was there she participated in orchestra and numerous chamber ensembles. Mrs. Levine was a group class and individual lesson teacher for Illinois State's String Project program, which provides instruction to school-age children on violin, viola, and cello, under the supervision of Master Teachers Dr. Katherine Lewis and Dr. Adriana Ransom. After graduation, Mrs. Levine stayed in central Illinois, teaching private lessons and mixed-instrument group classes. She also performed with numerous local ensembles, including the Millikin-Decatur Symphony, the Illinois Symphony, and the Peoria Symphony Orchestra. Mrs. Levine has completed Suzuki teacher training through cello book 5 at the American Suzuki Institute, the Chicago Suzuki Institute and the Ithaca Suzuki Institute under teacher trainers Jean Dexter, Barbara Wampner, Sally Gross, Pam Devenport and Carol Tarr.
Sonsoles Llodrá: Violin Instructor
Sonsoles is originally from Montevideo, Uruguay. She started her violin studies at the age of six. After graduating from high school, she won a chair at the Orquesta Filarmónica de Montevideo, the official orchestra of the capital city. In 2009, she decided to continue her violin studies and came to the United States to study with Venezuelan violinist Edward Pulgar at Carson-Newman University. While in Tennessee, she performed regularly with orchestras in the area such as Symphony of the Mountains. After attending several summer music festivals, both nationally and internationally, Sonsoles decided to pursue a Masters in Suzuki Pedagogy at Ithaca College under Suzuki Pedagogue Carrie Reuning-Hummel.
While in Ithaca, Sonsoles enjoyed the best of both worlds: playing in numerous concerts throughout the year, both in orchestras as well as a member of the graduate string quartet, and having the privilege to observe and teach both private and group class lessons at Ithaca Talent Education and Ithaca College. In addition to her long-term Suzuki training, Sonsoles has also been part of short-term teacher training institutes having studied with Kimberly Meier-Sims and Edward Kreitman. Sonsoles is also particularly excited about the Suzuki Early Childhood Education program and is pursuing the completion of all stages of certification of ECE.
An avid performer, Sonsoles was a member of the MostArts 2015 Festival Orchestra, a professional chamber orchestra based in Alfred, NY where they performed in numerous concerts in the month of July. Sonsoles is particularly excited about moving to Buffalo and getting to collaborate with so many wonderful musicians!
Rasa Stalygiene: Piano Instructor
Buffalo Suzuki Strings faculty since 2005, Rasa Stalygiene is a graduate of the Lithuanian Music Academy in Vilnius, Lithuania, Europe. She holds Bachelor's and Master's Degrees in piano performance, accompaniment, and piano pedagogy. Before coming to the United States, Rasa taught piano and accompanied string, wind, and vocal students. She also toured Europe as a soloist, and accompanist. Rasa has completed Suzuki Piano Teacher Training Units 1-7 with Rita Hauck and Mary Craig Powell. Currently she is a full-time Suzuki piano instructor and accompanist at Buffalo Suzuki Strings. She resides on Grand Island with her husband, Jonas, and their sons and daughter.
Amy Terranova: Violin Instructor
Kela Walton began her musical journey at the age of five as Suzuki piano student. By the age of eleven she finally convinced her parents to let her study the harp, and it was love at first lesson. Kela Walton holds a M.M. in Harp Performance and Pedagogy from the University of Houston Moores School of Music where she studied with Paula Page, and a B.M. in Harp Performance from the University of Texas at Austin where she studied with Gayle Barrington. Additionally Kela studied upon invitation with Alice Chalifoux at the Salzedo School in Camden, Maine. Her Suzuki training includes coursework in early childhood education and harp with Sharon Jones, Delaine Leonard, and Dr. Laurie Scott.
Kela relocated to Buffalo from her native Texas in the summer of 2014. Witnessing the incredible experiences and development of children and parents in Suzuki Early Childhood Education programs world wide inspired Kela to teach Music For Infants and Toddlers in addition to the harp at Buffalo Suzuki Strings. An enthusiastic educator, she embraces teaching with a fun and loving approach as well as a thorough understanding of the scientific evidence regarding the beneficial effects of music education on students of all ages – especially babies and young children. Kela began teaching harp lessons in 1998 and previously held faculty positions at Temple College, Round Rock Independent School District, the University of Houston Moores School of Music Preparatory and Continuing Studies Program, Longhorn Music Camp, and Blue Lake Fine Arts Camp. Kela's orchestra credits include a seven year tenure as principal harpist for the Temple Symphony Orchestra, as well as engagements with the Austin Symphony Orchestra, San Antonio Symphony, and Corpus Christi Ballet. Currently Kela is honored to serve on the National Board of Directors for the American Harp Society, Inc. When not teaching or performing, she enjoys running and practicing yoga.
Anna Whistler: Piano Instructor
A native of Buffalo, NY, Anna Whistler has engaged in musical collaborations at the Eastman School of Music, the Interlochen Center for the Arts, l'École Normale de Musique de Paris, the University of Massachusetts Amherst, the University of Buffalo, and Smith College. She has performed in master classes for such musicians as Richard Goode, Philippe Entremont, and Eric Huebner, pianists; Joshua Greene, Assistant Conductor at the Met Opera; and Vladimir Tropp, chair of the piano department of the Gnessin Russian Academy of Music and professor at the Moscow Conservatory. Ms. Whistler holds a B.A. in music with a minor in exercise and sports studies from Smith College, where she studied with Judith Gordon. As a student she won the college's concerto competition and made several appearances as soloist with the Smith College Orchestra. She received a Susan Rose Internship for Music; the Ida Deck Haigh Memorial Prize for distinguished achievement in piano; the Ernst Wallfisch Prize, given to a student of music for outstanding talent, commitment, and diligence; and the Harriet Dey Barnum Prize for outstanding academic and artistic work in music. Upon graduation, she was awarded a prestigious Alumnae Scholarship to support her graduate studies.
Ms. Whistler holds an M.M. in Piano Performance from the University of Massachusetts Amherst, where she studied with Gilles Vonsattel. She received the Eugenie May Award, for a student who possesses extraordinary musical talent in the area of piano performance and who makes exceptional contributions to the musical life of the Department of Music at UMass. Since receiving her graduate degree, she has given master classes in Los Angeles – most recently at the Los Angeles County High School for the Arts – and has worked for the preeminent piano manufacturing company Steinway & Sons. Ms Whistler is excited about teaching piano at BSS using the Suzuki method. She has completed Suzuki Piano Teacher Training with renowned Suzuki Teacher Trainers Rita Hauck and Mary Craig Powell and looks forward to further study of the Suzuki Method. In her spare time, Ms. Whistler is an avid ice hockey player, having won a gold medal in the NY-State Championship and a bronze in the National Championship. She is a two-time recipient of the All-Western NY Scholar Athlete Award, and in 2007 was named an Academic All-American in lacrosse.
Peter Zalocha: Guitar Instructor
Peter has been a student of the guitar since the age of six. He graduated with a Bachelor's Degree in Music Performance in 2003 from the University of Colorado in Boulder where he studied classical guitar with Charles Wolzien. Returning to his hometown of Buffalo, Peter received a Masters Degree in Music Performance in 2008 from the University of Buffalo where he studied with Joanne Castellani. Peter has been teaching guitar privately since 2000 with students of all ages. He works primarily with classical guitar students, however he also enjoys other genres of guitar music including Folk and Jazz among others. He began his Suzuki training in 2005 with Suzuki teacher trainers throughout the country including Mary Cay Neal, Joanne Castellani, Frank Longay, and Mary Lou Roberts. He has taken part in several Suzuki guitar festivals, seminars, and training courses. He plans to continue his Suzuki guitar training to include registration in all nine books. Peter began as an instructor at Buffalo Suzuki Strings in the summer of 2007.
Emily Bauerlein
Emily Bauerlein graduated with a Bachelor of Music degree from Buffalo State College in May 2015. She began studying viola at the age of four at Buffalo Suzuki Strings and studied under Mr. Levine for her last 5 years. She was also a member of the Advanced Touring Ensemble and went on tour to Italy in 2006, Spain in 2008, and Argentina in 2011. Throughout her high school and college career she has volunteered at BSS in group classes and summer workshops. She was a frequent visitor to local health care facilities for the elderly to bring a smile to their faces. At Buffalo State, Emily studied under Kate Holzemer and Janz Costello of the BPO. Emily won the Young Artist Competition at Buffalo State in 2014. During her senior year of college, Emily taught pre-twinkle classes with Lauren Eastlack at St. Andrews Day School. Recently, Emily participated in the Infant and Toddler Suzuki Training course in London, Ontario. Emily is ecstatic to be teaching the Infant Toddler class at Buffalo Suzuki Strings.
Christopher Holmes
Christopher Holmes began the study of violin at the age of 4 with Mary Cay Neal, founder and director of the Buffalo Suzuki Strings. At age 11, he joined the Buffalo Suzuki Strings Advanced Ensemble and toured to Australia, Italy, the southern states of America, Chile and Peru. He performed as a soloist in the final two tours.
Mr. Holmes completed a bachelor's degree in violin performance at the Crane School of Music where he studied with John Lindsey and Ioan Harea. Following this, he completed a master's degree in violin performance at the University of Maryland where he studied with Dr. James Stern. Mr. Holmes then completed a master's degree in music education at the Crane School of Music.
During his time at the University of Maryland, Mr. Holmes began the study of Dr. Suzuki's teaching methods with Rhonda Cole. He continued Suzuki teacher training for books 1 through 10 with Carrie Reuning-Hummel, Edward Kreitman, Mary Cay Neal, Kimberly Meier-Sims, and Mark Bjork.
Mr. Holmes has performed extensively. He has performed as a soloist and is currently a section player with the Ars Nova Chamber Orchestra in Buffalo, NY under the direction of Marylouise Nanna. He was the first violinist in 11 years to win the Crane School of Music concerto competition. He has also performed in chamber ensembles in Prague at the Ameropa Chamber Festival, at the Milwaukee Chamber Music Festival, and with the Lake Effect String Quartet in Buffalo.
Mr. Holmes has been a faculty member at the Buffalo Suzuki Strings where he taught students ages 3 to 18 in group and private instruction from 2004 to 2006. He then taught in the public schools in the Rochester, NY area for three years where he was responsible for both small group instruction and orchestra lessons. Subsequently Mr. Holmes moved to Pittsburgh, PA where he was a faculty member with the Pittsburgh Music Academy. He has been a faculty member of the Buffalo Suzuki Strings Summer Workshop since 1999. Throughout this time, Mr. Holmes has worked as a master-class teacher, quartet coach, and orchestra director for various schools. In 2013, Mr. Holmes founded the Rochester Suzuki Strings based in Pittsford, NY.
Karen Robinson teaches Elementary General Music in the Cheektowaga Central School District. She received her Bachelor of Music Degree from Westminster Choir College in Princeton, NJ, her Master of Science Degree from Buffalo State College with specialization in Multi-Disciplinary Arts and her American Orff-Schulwerk Certification from Memphis State University. She is a member of ECMEA and has participated in the All-County Festivals. She is also a member of the Western New York Orff-Schulwerk Association (WYNOSA), having served as a member of its Board and Past-President, as well as the National Orff-Schulwerk Association. She has been as an Orff-Schulwerk clinician for the ECMEA Conference Day and for many other colleges and organizations. Karen was the 2013 recipient of the BPO and ECMEA Award for Excellence in Music Education. In addition to her public school teaching, Karen also teaches children's classes in Orff-Schulwerk for BSS as part of the Saturday morning program.
Linda Ross serves as the BSS Administrative Director and member of the Board of Directors. She holds a Bachelor of Science degree from Ithaca College in Music Education with a piano concentration and an Education Masters Degree (Ed.M) from SUNY at Buffalo also in music education. Prior to her retirement from public school teaching she taught for 33 years at Smallwood Elementary School in the Amherst Central School District. In addition to her administrative duties for BSS, Linda also teaches Rhythm Reading, accompanies Saturday morning classes and students recitals, and is a co-tour director for the Advanced Class Ensemble.
Shannon Ross is a 2000 graduate of Buffalo Suzuki Strings having studied with Marilynn Standard and Mary Cay Neal. She continued her violin studies at Ithaca College while attending the Ithaca College Park School of Communications. She received her Bachelor's Degree from Ithaca College with a major in Radio/TV Production in 2004. In addition to teaching violin Saturday classes for BSS, Shannon is employed as a news producer at WIVB, Channel 4 in Buffalo.


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In humid regions of the United States there is considerable interest in the use of late spring (April–June) soil NO3−concentrations to estimate fertilizer N requirements. However, little information is available on the environmental factors that influence soil NO3−concentrations in late winter/early spring. The influence of freeze-thaw treatments on N mineralization was studied on several central Iowa soils. The soils were subjected to temperatures of-20°C or 5°C for 1 week followed by 0–20 days of incubation at various temperatures. The release of soluble ninhydrin-reactive N, the N mineralization rate, and net N mineralization (mineral N flush) were observed. The freeze-thaw treatment resulted in a significant increase in the N mineralization rate and mineral N flush. The N mineralization rate in the freeze-thaw treated soils remained higher than in non-frozen soils for 3–6 days when thawed soils were incubated at 25°C and for up to 20 days in thawed soils incubated at 5°C. The freeze-thaw treatments resulted in a significant release of ninhydrin-reactive N. These values were closely correlated with the mineral N flush (r2=0.84). The release of ninhydrin-reactive N was more closely correlated with biomass N (r2=0.80) than total N (r2=0.65). Our results suggest that freeze-thaw events in soil disrupt microbial tissues in a similar way to drying and re-wetting or chloroform fumigation. Thus the level of mineral N released was directly related to the soil microbial biomass. We conclude that net N mineralization following a spring thaw may provide a significant portion of the total NO3−present in the soil profile.


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LONDON – Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho believes the Premier League title race will be more open than ever ahead of his long-awaited return in Sunday's season opener against Hull.
Mourinho will be back in the Stamford Bridge dugout for the visit of Steve Bruce's newly-promoted team, six years after he left the club following a glorious three-year reign.
The Portuguese guided the Blues to successive league titles and his return has seen Chelsea installed by many as the favorite to take the crown away from reigning champion Manchester United.
Yet while Mourinho, who quit Real Madrid at the end of last season, claims the contest will be more open than in recent years, he believes quality at the head of the table is not what it was.
"I believe the Premier League is stronger because there is a bigger number of teams who can fight for the title," he said.
"Probably stronger because there's more balance. But I think, a few years ago, the better teams were better.
"Maybe by December or January you will find somebody wasn't strong enough to be there fighting for the title. But at the beginning, I think six teams are there competing."
Mourinho admits he expects an emotional reunion with Chelsea's supporters and is planning to visit the stadium with his players 24 hours before kickoff.
A grueling preseason tour has taken Chelsea around the globe, but the new signings, including Andre Schurrle and Marco van Ginkel, have yet to play on home turf.
"I will go so I try to feel something. I want to share. It's not just me, it's also the new boys who don't even know where the dressing rooms are," Mourinho said.
"We will train there on Saturday so the boys can work out where the dressing rooms are, where the tunnel is, about the pitch. They've never been there.
"To be back there will be a different feeling. I had it when I came back here with Inter, but now I go to my dugout, my stadium, my people."
Chelsea's Brazil defender David Luiz is ruled out, while Spanish midfielder Juan Mata faces a late test on an injury picked up in preseason.
Van Ginkel and Schurrle are in contention to make their competitive debuts along with Kevin De Bruyne, who spent last season on loan at Werder Bremen.
Hull manager Bruce is set to hand debuts to Tom Huddlestone and Jake Livermore, the midfielders signed from Tottenham this week.
Scotland goalkeeper Allan McGregor, defenders Curtis Davies and Maynor Figueroa and forward Danny Graham are all likely to make their first Premier League start for the Tigers, who earned automatic promotion last season from the Championship.
Hull has failed to win in its 19 visits to Chelsea, stretching back more than a century.
The odds may be firmly stacked against his side as it aims to spoil Mourinho's welcome home party, but nevertheless, ex-Sunderland, Wigan and Birmingham manager Bruce is relishing the challenge as Hull returns to the top flight for the first time in three years.
"If we needed a wake-up call to what the Premier League is all about then we'll find out at Chelsea," he said.
"It's going to be packed to the rafters and the interest in it is remarkable because of Jose."
He added: "We couldn't have wanted a bigger test or a bigger challenge. I'm not sure if it's better getting the trip to Chelsea out of the way first up, I'll tell you after the game.
"We're under no illusions as to how difficult it will be. We're here, let's enjoy it, and see if we can make a real fist of it. My job is to make sure we keep the spirits high.
"Of course there will be games that we lose, but it's how you bounce back from those and the character you show in defeat."
Rooney predicament
David Moyes faces the first big decision of his Manchester United reign on Saturday as he debates whether to bring unsettled striker Wayne Rooney in from the cold.
Rooney missed United's entire preseason program with hamstring and shoulder problems amid claims he had been frozen out by Moyes after telling him he wanted to join Chelsea.
United has turned down two Chelsea offers for Rooney and Moyes is adamant the England striker is not for sale, although Blues boss Jose Mourinho has made it clear he still hopes to sign the 27-year-old before the transfer window closes.
Moyes was at Wembley on Wednesday to see Rooney finally prove his fitness by playing 66 minutes of England's 3-2 friendly win over Scotland and the forward traveled with the United squad when it flew to Swansea on Friday afternoon.


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