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Harlem Stage Announces Spring 2012 Season, Kicks Off 2/10
Harlem Stage has announced its Spring 2012 schedule, which includes tributes to jazz giant Cecil Taylor and modern legends A Tribe Called Quest, as well as barrier-busting works in music, dance and film. The season's lineup glorifies Harlem's cultural heritage while celebrating its future and highlighting issues of interest from the Black and Latin Diaspora.
Among this season's featured musicians: veteran jazz/funk drummer Terri Lyne Carrington with an impressive all-star female lineup that includes funk/soul icon Nona Hendryx and gospel/jazz singer Lizz Wright (whose Fellowship album was named DownBeat magazine's 2011 "Beyond Album of the Year"); and José James, Downbeat's 2011 "Rising Star Male Vocalist" who has been called "a jazz singer for the hip-hop generation." Also, Afro-punk queen Tamar-kali and powerhouse pianist Vijay Iyer (Downbeat's 2011 "Rising Star Jazz Group" winner) return to the Harlem Stage Gatehouse following recent acclaimed and sold-out shows there.
In dance, evolving choreographers Souleymane Badolo and Sheetal Ghandi anchor the annual E-Moves festival of new and rising dancemakers. In film, award-winning filmmaker Byron Hurt previews a sure-to-be-controversial documentary film about the tradition of soul food.
With more than 25 events this spring, Harlem Stage continues a tradition of presenting art that challenges audiences to expand their worldviews and create change – including the acclaimed nightlife series Uptown Nights at Harlem Stage that reimagines the time when Harlem was the destination for music audiences seeking the next big thing, the Harlem Stride series that pushes forward the discipline of jazz, and Harlem Stage on Screen, a season-long film series partnership with Black Documentary Collective (BDC) and Media that Matters/Arts Engine, Inc. (MTM)
Season highlights include (more details below):
· Honey-soaked baritone José James, fresh from a series of sold-out concerts across the city, presents the first live performance of all-new material from his upcoming album No Beginning, No End (Feb.10-11)
· Parties, performances and panels that celebrate the impact, importance and influence of legendary hip-hop group A Tribe Called Quest (March 1-3);
· Award-winning filmmaker Byron Hurt's new Soul Food Junkies, which explores the tradition, and the health effects, of time-honored soul food, presented with BDC (April 11);
· Emerging and evolving dance artists sharing the stage in the 13th season of the acclaimed annual E-Moves dance festival (April 20-28);
· Harlem Stage's 2012 Harlem Jazz Shrines Festival contribution spotlights jazz visionary Cecil Taylor, including a performance by the legend himself (May 8, 9 and 17);
· Terri Lyne Carrington's "The Mosaic Project," nominated for a 2012 "Best Jazz Vocal Album" Grammy Award, is an all-star celebration of women in jazz (May 10); and
· The dynamic range of punk, funk, and soul singer (also composer/arranger) Tamar-Kali is on display for a three-night run with one-of-a-kind sets and guest performers (June 7-9)
Harlem Stage also presents Uptown Open, a monthly open-mic series for and by teens that features young poets, emcees, scholars, and activists sharing their voices, art, and opinions in an after-school safe space. Open to all, the series hits the Gatehouse stage every third Thursday from 5-7pm
"Our new season inspires in so many ways," says Harlem Stage Executive Director Patricia Cruz. "As our 30th anniversary approaches, I'm thrilled about the caliber of talent we continue to support, and the range of nationalities and cultures they represent - from around the corner to across the globe."
The full Harlem Stage Spring 2012 season is listed below – organized by date under each discipline. More information is available at www.HarlemStage.org
Fri & Sat, Feb 10 - 11
José James
7:30p & 9:30p (two sets) at Harlem Stage Gatehouse, 150 Convent Avenue (@ W. 135th St)
Tickets: $25
Blending soul, jazz, hip-hop, and experimental music, James combines historical jazz and today's modern urban sound. Voted Downbeat's 2011 "Rising Star Male Vocalist and touted as "a jazz singer for the hip-hop generation," James returns to Harlem Stage for part of Harlem Stage's Uptown Nights series.
Thu, March 1 – Sat, March 3
A Tribe Called Quest: Innovation and Legacies – A Movement in Four Parts (details below)
As one of hip-hop's most legendary, beloved and revered groups, A Tribe Called Quest (ATCQ) transformed the sound of hip-hop. With its signature jazz-infused, bass-heavy soundscapes, eclectic sampling and Afrocentric lyrics, ATCQ paved the way for future generations to be unapologetic about creative expression. Harlem Stage pays tribute with a series of live performances, and humanities and dance events that celebrate their music and influence.
Thu, March 1
Movement 1 – Footprints: A Discussion on the Innovation and Impact of A Tribe Called Quest
7:30p at Harlem Stage Gatehouse, 150 Convent Avenue (@ W. 135th St)
Tickets: Free
Artists, scholars, and journalists discuss ATCQ's musical and cultural legacy.
Fri, March 2
Movement 2 – Excursions: A Tribe Called Quest Tribute, featuring The Revive Da Live Big Band with special guests
7:30p at Aaron Davis Hall, 138 Convent Avenue (opposite the Gatehouse);
Tickets: $25 (package price with SPIT after-party at Harlem Stage Gatehouse – details below)
Igmar Thomas leads the Revive Da Live Big Band as they highlight works from ATCQ's influential discography: People's Instinctive Travels and the Paths of Rhythm; The Low End Theory; Midnight Marauders; Beats, Rhymes and Life; and The Love Movement. Part of Harlem Stage's Uptown Nights series, presented in collaboration with Revive Music.
Fri, March 2
Movement 3 – SPIT (SPEAKIN' IN TONGUES): Music of (and inspired by) The Native Tongues
9:30p at the Harlem Stage Gatehouse, 150 Convent Avenue (@ W. 135th St)
Tickets: $10/ $5 with Excursions ticket
DJ Cosi headlines the tribute after-party SPIT (Speakin' In Tongues), celebrating the music created by the legendary Native Tongues collective (which comprised the groups De La Soul, The Jungle Brothers, A Tribe Called Quest, Leaders of the New School, Black Sheep, individual artists Monie Love and Queen Latifah, and more) which revolutionized hip-hop and defined its golden age. Part of Harlem Stage's Uptown Nights series.
Sat, March 3
Movement 4 – Beats, Rhymes and Beyond: The J. Dilla Ensemble
7:30p at Harlem Stage Gatehouse, 150 Convent Avenue (@ W. 135th St)
Tickets: $15
As it revolutionized hip-hop production, A Tribe Called Quest also paved the way for the next generation of producers, one of whom was James Dewitt Yancey, better known as J. Dilla, Dilla's studio technique put him among most influential hip-hop producers of all time. His credits include tracks on ATCQ's Beats, Rhymes and Life and The Love Movement, as well as compositions for Q-Tip, Erykah Badu, Common, the Pharcyde, De La Soul, his own group Slum Village, and countless others. Even though Dilla passed away in 2006, he created groundbreaking music that drew inspiration from jazz, rock, soul and everything between. Berklee College of Music's highly acclaimed The J. Dilla Ensemble pays tribute to his life and musical legacy. Part of Harlem Stage's Uptown Nights series; Presented in collaboration with Revive Music.
Thu, March 29
Eva Ayllon
7:30p at Aaron Davis Hall, 138 Convent Avenue (opposite the Gatehouse);
Tickets: Free
Eva Ayllon has been committed to expanding musical boundaries and broadening awareness of Afro-Peruvian culture for decades. Dubbed "The Tina Turner of Peru" by the Los Angeles Times, Ayllon has performed to sold-out houses across the globe, produced more than 20 records, and was a three-time Latin Grammy Award nominee. Her latest release, Eva Ayllon Celebra 40 Años Cantandole Al Peru, is a compilation of greatest hits that revisits the musical styles she mastered over four decades. Part of the Harlem Stride series; a Neighborhood Concert presented with Carnegie Hall's Weill Music Institute.
Tue & Wed, May 8-9;
Celebrating Cecil: A Tribute to Club Harlem
8p at Harlem Stage Gatehouse, 150 Convent Avenue (@ W. 135th St)
Tickets: $10
A trio of today's most celebrated pianists honor the uncompromising creative force of Cecil Taylor and the club he played in, Club Harlem, in two evenings of solo and duet work that is part of the 2012 Harlem Jazz Shrines Festival. Vijay Iyer, Amina Claudine Myers and Craig Taborn join creative forces for a mix of solo piano and duets that will inspire and surprise. The Gatehouse adopts a cabaret vibe just for this event, with tables surrounding a center platform with two pianos. Part of Harlem Stage's Harlem Stride series; presented in partnership with Issue Project Room.
Tue, May 8 and Fri, May 11
Blazing Tongues: The Singers & Writers of Lenox Lounge
7p at Lenox Lounge (288 Malcolm X Boulevard)
Tickets: $10 plus two-drink minimum
The historic Lenox Lounge has been a Harlem mainstay since 1939, serving as the backdrop for jazz legends Billie Holiday, MiLes Davis, and John Coltrane. Also known as the Zebra Room and said to be a hangout for Malcolm X, the club also was frequented by Harlem Renaissance writers James Baldwin and Langston Hughes. Following two sold-out nights at last year's Harlem Jazz Shrines Festival, Harlem Stage retakes the Lounge, producing two programs in tribute to the vocal and literary greats of the day. Tuesday night's program celebrates Ella Fitzgerald and writer Paule Marshall, with Tulivu-Donna Cumberbatch and others to be announced. Friday night focuses on Johnny Hartman's cool baritone as interpreted by Harlem's own Gregory Generet, as well as writer Ralph Ellison's Living with Music featuring artists to be announced later. Part of the 2012 Harlem Jazz Shrines Festival.


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by Nancy Campbell of Above Rubies - Live and Multiply Why does God give us life? To LIVE! To enjoy life and to experience fellowship with Him. But, also to continue life. God's wondrous plan is that He doesn't create us to be end with ourselves, but to carry on life. To pass on something of who we are. How amazing. … [Read more...]
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The "Jezebel Spirit" Teaching: Priming Churches for Spiritual Abuse
by Kristen Rosser cross posted from her blog Wordgazer's WordsIt's a story my husband Jeff likes to tell from before we were married.We were both members of a coercive Christian group of "charismatic" persuasion-- meaning that the group believed in supernatural gifts of the Holy Spirit. Like most charismatic groups, our church believed that Christians and churches could be harassed by, or even come under the power of, demonic spirits. We believed God had called us to "rebuke" such spirits in the name of Jesus and drive them out of our lives and the lives of others. … [Read more...]
Quoting Quiverfull: Church Nursery is Bad?
by Zsuzsanna Anderson, wife of Steven Anderson from her blog Are They All Yours? - Nightmarish Memories of Nursery Hell (Zsuzsanna is speaking of her time at Jack Schaap's church First Baptist Church of Hammond Indiana)FBC Hammond has a strictly enforced rule of no babies or young children in the auditorium. By strictly enforced, I mean the ushers at each door act as bouncers, and physically stop any parent from bringing young children into the main auditorium. … [Read more...]
Skewed View of "The World"
by Calulu cross posted from her blog True Love Doesn't Rape Vaughn Ohlman tried his hand at writing Bible parody to try and belabor his most beloved of points - that children must always trust their father, or in this case the father's servant, to pick the right spouse for them without taking into consideration concerns such as compatibility, sexual chemistry or even something as simple as common interests. … [Read more...]
Heather Doney Interview
Heads up! Our own SASBN member Heather Doney of the blogs Becoming Worldly, Homeschoolers Anonymous and Homeschooling's Invisible Children was interviewed on last night's Aljazeera America!Heather spoke on her own experiences being homeschooled and the inherent problems that homeschoolers often face, such as child abuse or neglect at the hands of their parents. Watch the entire interview at Aljazeera America by clicking here. … [Read more...]
Quoting Quiverfull: Sexually Sinning Husbands?
Jolene Engel from The Alabaster Jar answering a letter from a lady wanting to know how to handle her husband's sexual requests - What's a Wife to Do When Her Husband Wants Her to Participate in Sexual Sin? First, let me just say that what I'm about to share can be applied to any sexual sin that a husband wants his wife to participate in. So, feel free to add pornography to the list because … [Read more...]
Quoting Quiverfull: Politically Correct?
In which Vaughn Ohlman of True Love Doesn't Wait writes a Biblical parody.. The following story has been updated to meet the prejudices of today's readers…And Abraham was old, and well stricken in age… … [Read more...]
Quoting Quiverfull: Soft Godly Answers to Everything?
by Nancy Campbell of Above Rubies -What's Your Answer? We give answers all day long, don't we? Sometimes they are answers to questions; other times they are reactions to the words and deeds of our husband and children. What kind of answers do we give? Answers of wisdom? Answers of kindness? A soft answer when facing anger? Or do we give reactionary answers? Frustrating answers? Angry answers? Impatient answers? … [Read more...]
Good Intentions Do NOT Success Make
by Joe Sands cross posted from his blog Incongruous CircumspectionVaughn Ohlman, the patriarch of the Ohlman family - literally, loves to tell the world how we have it all wrong. How marriage in the hands of "young people" is the reason why marriage doesn't work. That, if only we followed the ancient Jewish story of ole' Abe and his son, Isaac, all marriages would either be brilliantly perfect, or mostly work. … [Read more...]
Quoting Quiverfull: Tools For Daughters?
by Robin Brookshire from Ladies Against Feminism and her own blog Raising Homemakers When our daughters were little they had way too many toys – too many to count, actually. But that started to change as our ideas about family economy and industry in the home changed. Instead of buying toys, we began to invest in tools for our daughters, even at their young ages – tools that would help them cultivate interests, develop skills, and hopefully be a blessing to the home and economies of their future families. … [Read more...]

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Spencer Butterfield was having trouble saying exactly how he felt about earning all-WAC honors Sunday.
Yes, he was happy to be a second-team all-conference player. Yes, he liked what it said about his team. But it seemed odd to be getting a postseason award when there's so much work left to finish for Utah State.
"It's a nice accolade and I appreciate it, but I'm not really into that, I guess," Butterfield said. "I'm not super stoked about it. I'm more worried about winning the WAC tournament right now."
Injuries to some of its stars kept Utah State (21-9, 11-7) from having the regular season it hoped for, but all seasons begin anew in March. The Aggies have a three-game season ahead of them in the WAC tournament starting Thursday, and they don't intend to waste their chance.
No one's really arguing that winning out in Las Vegas is an uphill battle. Besides the well-publicized depth issues the program faces, almost everyone is new to the event. Both Butterfield and Jarred Shaw, the two all-WAC honorees on the team, didn't play in the tournament last season.
The only ones with experience in the WAC tournament are Ben Clifford and Jordan Stone, who played extended minutes in last season's loss to Louisiana Tech. But Clifford says that won't necessarily hold back the team.
"I definitely think we can make it work," he said. "The guys know it's win or go home, and that's something they've done their whole lives. We're down there to win some games."
If Utah State wants to go deep this postseason, it will face a road of redemption. It shares half of the bracket with two teams that have had its number.
The Aggies' opening opponent, UT Arlington, beat them in both meetings this year, dealing the team arguably its worst defeats. The Mavericks flustered Utah State with pressure in the contests, most recently winning 61-46 on March 2 at Arlington.
If the Aggies manage to avoid a season sweep by UT Arlington, it's likely Louisiana Tech will be lurking in the semifinals. Utah State has fallen in the last three meetings to the Bulldogs dating back to last season's upset in the WAC tournament.
Utah State took off practice Monday to recover and rest for the possibility of playing three games in three nights. The Aggies have had a lot of time to think about how they match up against the WAC's best, and they want another shot.
"I feel like a lot of people have counted us out," Clifford said. "It doesn't affect us either way. We feel like we can make a run."
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• No. 7 Texas State v. No. 10 Seattle, 7 p.m.
• No. 8 San Jose State v. No. 9 UT San Antonio, 9:30 p.m.
• No. 3 New Mexico State v. No. 6 Idaho, 1 p.m.
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Washington, DC – A new exhibit highlighting the wide-ranging extent and evolution of federal architecture from custom houses, courthouses, and federal buildings to contemporary laboratories and ports of entry through architectural models, original works of art, and graphics opened today, the U.S. General Services Administration announced.
"Throughout the past decade, GSA's Design Excellence Program has been changing the image of government with an innovative process for the selection of architects and their designs for new federal buildings. Design Excellence exemplifies the government's goal to commission inspiring civic architecture that reflects and promotes American ideals, as well as preserving our past through over 400 federal historic properties" said David Winstead, Commissioner of GSA's Public Buildings Service.
Through architectural models, original works of art, and graphics, GSA's new exhibit, Growing Country, Growing Needs: Federal Architecture and Art, provides the American public with a selection of Design Excellence projects including new U.S. border stations, and showcases the new U.S. Courthouse designed by Robert A.M. Stern Architects, currently under construction in Richmond, Virginia.
The exhibit is augmented by the story of GSA's Fine Arts collection that has been integral to the design of federal buildings. The exhibit is produced in sponsorship with the Virginia Center for Architecture in Richmond, Virginia, where it will remain until May 27, 2007.
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Founded in 1949, GSA serves as a centralized procurement and property management agency for the federal government. GSA manages more than one-fourth of the government's total procurement dollars and influences the management of $500 billion in federal assets, including 8,300 government-owned or leased buildings and 170,000 vehicles. GSA helps preserve our past and define our future, acting as a steward of more than 420 historic properties, and as manager of USA.gov, the official portal to Federal government information and services. GSA's mission to provide superior workplaces, expert technology solutions, acquisition services, purchasing and e-travel solutions and management policies, at best value, allows federal agencies to focus on their core missions.
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Matt Kuchar feasted on the long holes at Augusta National, making birdie on all four of the par-fives to surge into contention again at the Masters on Saturday.
Kuchar, who tied for third last year, canned a pair of two-foot birdies, one four-footer and one from six feet as he made the par-fives look easy on his way to a three-under-par 69 that lifted him into sixth place at four-under 212 for the championship.
"Here the par-fives are opportunities that you want to take advantage of, and I feel great about having birdied all four," said Kuchar, whose resume includes the prestigious Players Championship and WGC Accenture Match Play titles but no majors.
"I would say that it's a good feat, because even though they are all potential birdie holes, they're all potential bogey holes or holes that you can mess up on. So taking advantage, 4-for-4 today, was great."
Kuchar, 34, hopes his experience down the stretch at Augusta will help him break through.
The former U.S. Amateur champion from Georgia Tech was tied for the lead in last year's final round after an eagle on the par-five 15th, but bogeyed 16 and missed out on joining a playoff with eventual winner Bubba Watson and Louis Oosthuizen.
"Last year was my first real time being in contention going late into Sunday," said Kuchar. "It's kind of what we all play golf for, having a chance at a major championship, having a chance at the Masters tournament. It's exciting.
"I've not quite had the feelings anywhere else that I did when I made the eagle on 15 last year and got right in contention."
"I think the more times you're in that situation, the more comfortable you get. The more comfortable you get, I think the better you play."
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Philadelphia • In an otherwise familiar loss Friday, DeMarre Carroll's career night was the story of the Jazz's 99-93 loss to the 76ers. After being bumped out of the rotation and not playing for five of the previous six games, Carroll shot 6-of-6 from the field, scored 17 points and was generally a nuisance for the 76ers. He forced turnovers, played defense and lived up to his frequent proclamations that he is always ready to come in and do the little things that help a team win.
"We've got plenty of scorers on this team," he said Friday night. "We just need somebody who's going to do all the hard work."
But in order to have the satisfaction of a breakout night, Carroll had to first suffer the indignities that set the stage. Carroll knew that the Jazz's addition of Marvin Williams in the offseason likely meant a reduction in minutes, but by the fourth game of the season, he was out of the lineup entirely. Before Friday, he last played meaningful minutes on Nov. 2 at San Antonio.
"I told my agent, 'I didn't work this hard to be out of the rotation,'" Carroll said Friday night.
Last year, Carroll played 20 games with the Jazz, including nine starts. He averaged 4.8 points in 16.4 minutes per game.
The Jazz have one of the deepest rosters in the NBA: Nine players have averaged at least 30 minutes per game at some point in their careers. Six were lottery picks. Carroll is in neither category, but became an option for the Jazz thanks to a relentless pace of play and scrappiness around the basket. It's been a constant dilemma for coach Tyrone Corbin. How does he manage the minutes on this team? If he plays Carroll, popular guard Alec Burks likely suffers. If he doesn't, the Jazz lose out on the energy and defense the former Missouri Tiger provides.
Carroll was the 25th pick in the 2009 Draft, landing in Memphis before taking a circuitous route through the D-League and the Western Conference before landing in Utah last mid-way through last season. Before being drafted Carroll's off-the-court troubles were well documented: He was diagnosed with a serious liver disease shortly before the draft. Two years earlier, in 2007, he was shot in the ankle following a domestic dispute outside of a Columbia, Mo., nightclub.
"I've been through a lot throughout my whole life," Carroll said, "from health problems to off court issue, to on-court issues. I'm just blessed. Every day I stay positive."
But not playing for weeks at a time made it difficult.
"This is probably the toughest thing that's ever happened to me," he said.
A week before his breakout performance, Carroll sat down with Corbin in Denver to discuss playing time. Before the Jazz and Nuggets faced off at the Pepsi Center, Denver coach George Karl spoke of the delicacy of balancing minutes for a team with depth. While Corbin has tried to keep players abreast of their standing on the team, fluctuating minutes will always cause bad blood on some level.
"Will your team accept it?" Karl said. "I have found lately in the last 10 years that players have a tendency of wanting their minutes."
Carroll said Corbin told his energetic - but forgotten - small forward what he has told the rest of the world throughout the frustrating start to the Jazz's season.
"He just told me he was trying to figure things out," Carroll said.
On Friday in Philadelphia, with the 76ers running wild on the Jazz, Corbin made a move which - at the time - seemed made out of desperation. He inserted Carroll.
"I wanted a defensive guy to come out and be aggressive," he said.
And while it may get lost in what, at its core, was just another road loss, the decision proved to be Corbin's shrewdest of the night.
"I think he earned some minutes tonight," Paul Millsap said. "He really did a great job of coming and sparking the energy for us."
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Discussion in 'Draft Zone' started by tm1119, Feb 18, 2013.
Would you take him?
Obviously, depends on who else is left but I don't love Mingo. Lots of other players I think I like better.
Think he works out like superman at the combine and goes top 15. 4.5 sacks is worriesome though considering that is what he is going to get paid to do.
Weak POA player IMO. Still a project that needs some developemental, the talent is there though.
There would have to be a huge run on defensive tackles and offensive linemen before I would even bother.
He is not much of a fit for the direction we are going in defensively.
I'd be worried we got ourselves a bust.
You have to ask yourself why a guy with his ability has 14 sacks in three years.
Definately something I'd be quite concerned about.
I'm even more concerned due to the fact that he's an LSU guy and I'm just not really all that high on D-linemen from LSU.
Marcus Spears syndrome.
What's odd is Mingo's the athletic marvel, but Montgomery gets more sacks. However, Mingo gets a lot more QB pressures. He's active, he just rarely gets there.
Maybe it's a case of Mingo running the QB into Montgomery. I don't know. I just would be afraid to draft an edge rusher in the 1st round with such pedestrian sack totals.
Trust me I'm as weary as the next person on Mingo, but damn is he intriguing. I think it would have a lot to do with how much he weighs in at the combine. If hes below 250 I don't think he can play DE, and he's strictly an OLB.
I'VE heard that Dallas doesn't like either LSU DE mingo or Montgomery
really? who told you that?
Mingo has an elite burst off the edge, at 18 i'd be fine with him but i just dont see where he'd fit. Sam? LDE? It appears to me his best place would be Ware spot at WDE
Well that wouldn't scare me off. Ware is aging and appears to be breaking down. He may or may not be effective for several more years. You collect pass rushers. Only in Dallas is one pass rusher enough but I'll take a baker's dozen cornerbacks, please.
Broaddaus mentioned it last week and a friend of mine who is a scout for the bears told me that two weeks ago. Said they aren't looking at the LSU DEs, that they arent say one ready.
I've personally thought since last summer that he was a bust in the making, still do.
Wasn't Mingo included in the list of players the LSU strength and conditioning coach listed as guys who are lazy, always have excuses and don't have the heart to play and weren't worth answering questions about?
Pretty positive he was.
I think it was Montgomery not Mingo. Could be wrong though.
That was Montgomery not Mingo; although watching them on the field Montgomery appears to be higher-motor player than Mingo.
Yes, Mingo would be the backup to Ware and the Nickel pass-rusher on the other side. He would get plenty of snaps.
Sorry. It's shallow, but all I hear is Bark Dingo.
I also have read in a couple of places that the Cowboys aren't in love with Mingo. Broaddus was one of them and you'd think he knows more than the typical Dallas area sports writer about the direction Dallas is looking in.
Personally, I don't like the guy and I like him even less now that we're running a 43. Just not a guy I'd be interested in for a few reasons.


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|Public Law 90-335
|Spokane Indian Reservation, Wash. Lands.
|Public Law 90-335
|Public Law 90-335
|Value limitation.
|Public Law 90-335
|Lands held by mortgage or deed of trust.
|Public Law 90-335
|79 Stat. 887.
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Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America in Congress assembled, That, (a) for the purpose of effecting consolidations of land situated within the Spokane Indian Reservation in the State of Washington into the ownership of the tribe and of individual tribal members and for the purpose of attaining and preserving an economic land base for Indian use, alleviating problems of Indian heirship and assisting in the productive leasing, disposition, and other use of tribal lands, the Secretary of the Interior is authorized in his discretion to:
(1) Purchase for the Spokane Tribe of Indians with any funds of such tribe and to otherwise acquire by gift, exchange, or relinquishment any lands or interest in lands or improvements thereon within the Spokane Indian Reservation.
(2) Sell or approve sales of any tribal trust lands, any interest therein or improvements thereon.
(3) Exchange any tribal trust lands, including interests therein or improvements thereon, for any lands situated within such reservation.
(b) The Secretary of the Interior is authorized to sell and exchange individual Indian trust lands held in multiple ownership to the Spokane Tribe or to individual members thereof if the sale or exchange is authorized in writing by owners of at least a majority interest in such lands; except that no greater percentage of approval of individual Indians shall be required under this Act than in any other statute of general application approved by Congress.
(c) Title to lands, or any interests therein, acquired pursuant to this Act by the Spokane Tribe or individual enrolled members thereof, shall be taken in the name of the United States of America in trust for the tribe or individual Indian, and shall be nontaxable as other tribal and allotted Indian trust lands of the Spokane Reservation: Provided, however, That the value on nontrust lands, or nontrust interests in land, acquired under this Act by the Spokane Tribe during any twelve-month period shall not exceed the value of lands, or interests in land, that passed in any manner from a nontaxable trust status to a taxable fee status within the boundaries of the Spokane Reservation in Stevens County, Washington, during the twelve-month period preceding acquisition by the tribe.
(d) That any tribal land that may be sold pursuant to this Act may, with the approval of the Secretary of the Interior, be encumbered by a mortgage or deed of trust and shall be subject to foreclosure or sale pursuant to the terms of such a mortgage or deed of trust in accordance with the laws of the State of Washington. The United States shall be an indispensable party to any such proceeding with the right of removal of the cause to the United States district court for the district in which the land is located, following the procedure in section
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(e) The acquisition and sale of lands for the Spokane Tribe pursuant to this Act shall be upon request of the business council of the Spokane Tribe, evidenced by a resolution adopted in accordance with the constitution and bylaws of the tribe, and shall be in accordance with a land purchase and consolidation plan approved by the Secretary of the Interior, and except as it may otherwise be authorized or prescribed by the Secretary, shall be limited to lands situated within the boundary of the Spokane Reservation. Such acquisition by the Spokane Tribe, or individual members thereof, may be achieved by exchange of lands with Indians or non-Indians as well as by outright purchase, with adjusting payments to approximate equal value. Moneys or credits received by the tribe in the sale of lands shall be used for the purchase of other lands, or for such other purpose as may be consistent with the land purchase and consolidation program, approved by the Secretary of the Interior.
(f) Section 1 of the Act of August 9, 1955 (69 Stat. 539), as amended, is hereby further amended by inserting the words "the Spokane Reservation," after the words "the Fort Mojave Reservation.".
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Telephone: 412-937-1441
NO PURCHASE OR PAYMENT OF ANY KIND IS NECESSARY TO ENTER OR WIN. PURCHASE DOES NOT INCREASE ODDS OF WINNING. This Contest is open only to individuals ("Entrants") who are legal residents of the 50 United States and the District of Columbia that are or will be at least 13 years of age at the time of entry. If you are not a permanent resident of the United States or you are not the required age as of time of entry, you are not eligible to participate in this Contest or to win a prize. Void outside participating Station's Total Market Area (TMA) and where prohibited or restricted by law. Odds of winning depend upon the number of eligible entries received during the Contest Period.
Clear Channel Broadcasting, Inc., its subsidiaries, affiliated companiesand divisions to include individual Stations, iHeartRadio and Clear Channel Media+ Entertainment (collectively, the "Company"), will conduct its promotional contests substantially as described in the official contest rules, and by participating, each participant agrees as follows:
The Company may from time to time conduct contests concurrently and simultaneously on several participating radio stations owned and not owned by the Company, and in various States, and the Company may add or remove participating stations or change call letters of any participating station at any time during a contest as announced on the affected station. Participating stations are listed above. For a list of participating stations and/or a copy of the official contest rules, please visit the office of the participating station during normal business hours or send your request to as instructed herein.
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1. Description of Contest/Participation.
A. Dates of Contest: Contest will begin 3/4/14 at 4:00PM/EST and end 3/7/14 at 4:00PM/EST ("Contest Period"). Entrants not located within the Eastern Standard Time (EST) zone, must factor in the time difference for the defined time zone in which they are located, e.g. February 14, 2012 at 3:00 am (EST) is February 13, 2012 at 11:59 pm Pacific Standard Time (PST)
Note: Each participating Station reserves the right to amend non-material portions of this contest at a local level in their sole discretion, which may not affect the material terms of the contest. The local participating Stations, at their sole discretion may or may not choose to amend the non-material terms. In the event that a participating Station has made a change(s), which is first subject to the official rules, any said changes shall individually apply to that individual Station's participation exclusively and their respective listener participation and shall not apply to any other participating station. If a participating Station has amended any portion of the Official Rules the station will provide an addendum to these rules which will be deemed part of the official contest rules for the individual station identified on the addendum. To determine if your local station has provided an addendum to these rules or for more information about the local station's participation specifically you may contact the local station during regular business hours.
B. How to Enter: Register by logging onto iHeartRadio and listening to 96.1 KISS via iHeartRadio to get the current Austin Mahone keyword. Then, log on to the participating Station's website at www.961kiss.com beginning 3/4/14 at approximately 4:01 PM EST, locate the contest page and follow the contest links to complete the on-line registration form. The correct keyword heard on 96.1 KISS on iHeartRadio must be entered to constitute a valid entry. The current keyword will change throughout the contesting period. Deadline for registration is 3:59 PM EST March 7, 2014. Valid contest entries must contain all information requested and must be received by the Website's administrator on or before the deadline for registration. Unlimited entry per name and/or verified email address per day for the duration of the contest period.
Entries are subject to any applicable restrictions or eligibility requirements listed herein. Entries will be deemed made by the authorized account holder of the email or telephone phone number submitted at the time of entry and qualification. Use of any device to automate entry is prohibited. The Company is not responsible for entries not received due to difficulty accessing the internet, service outage or delays, computer difficulties and other technological problems. Company is not responsible for lost, late, illegible, misdirected, mutilated, postage-due or incomplete entries or mail. Multiple participants are not permitted to share the same email address. Should multiple users of the same e-mail account or mobile phone number, as applicable, enter the Contest and a dispute thereafter arise regarding the identity of the entrant, the authorized account holder of said e-mail account or mobile phone account at the time of entry will be considered the entrant. "Authorized account holder" is defined as the natural person who is assigned an e-mail address or mobile phone number by an Internet access provider, on-line service provider, telephone service provider or other organization which is responsible for assigning e-mail addresses, phone numbers or the domain associated with the submitted e-mail address. Proof of submission of an entry shall not be deemed proof of receipt by the website administrator for online entries. When applicable the website administrator's computer will be deemed the official time keeping device for the Contest promotion. Entries must contain all information requested and must be received on or before the deadline for registration to be considered valid. Entries will be disqualified if found to be incomplete and/or if prohibited multiple entries are determined. A limit of one entry per day is allowed per individual and if applicable per e-mail address for the duration of the contest, unless otherwise specified above; and accordingly subsequent entries determined to be submitted from the same email address or from the same individual using multiple email addresses in violation of this rule will be declared ineligible. All Entries become the property of Company and will not be receipt acknowledged or returned.
C. Winner Selection: On or about 3/7/14, the Company will at random select ONE (1) winner from all eligible entries collectively received before the registration deadline to be awarded the prize described herein. If an entrant is unable to verify registration information the entrant will automatically be disqualified and their prize, if any, will be forfeited. The Company reserves at its sole discretion the right to choose an alternative qualifier or possible winner in the event that that a qualifier or possible winner has been disqualified or is deemed ineligible.Notification is deemed to have occurred immediately upon placing of a phone call or sending of an e-mail or any other form of communication Station may use to contact the qualifier and/or a potential winner. The Company is not responsible for any change of email address, mailing address and/or telephone number of entrants. The Station is not obligated to leave voice mail, answering machine or other message. The Contest Entities are not responsible for and shall not be liable for late, misdirected or unsuccessful efforts to notify a qualifier or potential winners or for any late, misdirected, or if the qualifier or potential winner is a minor, for late, misdirected, or unsuccessful efforts of the entrant to provide signed parental or guardian consent. If the potential winner does not claim the prize within the appropriate time given upon notification or unless otherwise stated herein, the entrant will automatically be disqualified and their prize will be forfeited, no alternative prize will be substituted. All decisions of the Company and/or judges will be final. By participating, you agree (a) to be bound by these Official Rules; (b) as between you and the Company, that the decisions of the Company is final on all matters relating to the Contest; (c) you are not participating on behalf of any employer or third party; (d) in the event that you do not comply with the rules, then you will be disqualified.
2. Prize(s). No more than the advertised number of prizes shall be awarded. A prize may not be sold, traded, or commissioned, and is not exchangeable, transferable, or redeemable for cash except in Company's sole discretion. Prize details and availability are subject to change. There are no substitutions unless specified by the Company. The Company reserves the right at its sole discretion to substitute any prize (or prize component) with another prize (or prize component) of equal or greater value. Administrator is not the supplier or guarantor of any prize, unless otherwise specified. Prizing may be fulfilled by a third party fulfillment company. The Sponsor and Released Parties are not in any way responsible or liable for damages resulting from shipping and handling, loss, use or misuse of any prize awarded in this contest.The prize is awarded if properly claimed according to the Rules and if there are sufficient eligible entries. The Company does not make, and is not responsible in any manner for, any warranties, representations, or guarantees, express or implied, in fact or law, relating to any prizes, regarding the use, value or enjoyment of the prize, including, without limitation, its quality, mechanical condition, merchantability, or fitness for a particular purpose. All other costs and expenses related to prize acceptance and use not specified herein as being provided are the sole responsibility of winner(s). If the winner is disqualified or is found to be ineligible for the contest, the Company reserves the right to determine an alternate winner or not to award the prize, at its sole discretion. The prize(s) that may be awarded to the eligible winner(s) are:
(1) Grand Prize: A pair of tickets to see Austin Mahone in concert at Stage AE on March 9, 2014. Prize also includes a pair of passes for the chance to meet Austin Mahone. Time of meet and greet to be determined by artist management. Total overall approximate retail value of the prize is $50.00. Prize package provided by Republic Records.
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text: Have ARP and DNS spoofing attacks become really outdated, or do they rely on the vulnerability of the actual webpages visited by the target hosts' web browser and their susceptibility to xss scripts (or whatever the ettercap filter uses for an injection technique)? I have just noticed that redirecting RHOSTs has become harder and harder... Anyone else notice? Anyone know of a good source for obtaining open source/bleeding edge ettercap filters I can never get my VM-Targets to redirect, and I even downgraded one XP test VM to SP2 and still nothing, arghhh!


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COLOGNE, Germany -- The sixth annual Eu'Vend show will be held from September 19 through 21, 2013, two weeks later than the customary dates. Eu'Vend again will be held in conjunction with the coffeena international coffee fair, a pairing that proved very successful when it made its debut in 2011.
Eu'Vend's organizers explained that the vending industry and the show's conceptual sponsor, the German vending association BDV (Bundesverband der Deutschen Vending-Automatenwirtschaft), recommended rescheduling for next year's event because the summer holidays end late in a number of European countries and several German states.
The two trade fairs recorded a substantial increase in visitors in 2011. Around 5,600 trade visitors from 60 countries used the opportunity to gather information, place orders and engage in networking about vending and coffee-related topics. They are administered by Köelnmesse, the Cologne trade fair company established in 1922, and maintain websites at euvend.com and coffeena.biz. Online registration is available.


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Subway slashes sodium in sandwich line
Subway is on a serious sodium squeeze.
The sandwich chain, which with 34,433 units has more locations globally than McDonalds, today will announce plans for a significant reduction in sodium at its U.S. stores that could ultimately nudge much of the fast-food industry to follow.
Beginning today, sodium content in Subways Fresh Fit sandwich line in the U.S. will be cut 28% vs. 2009, when Subway first began to cut salt. And sodium in its overall sandwich line will be cut by 15%, compared with the same period.
STORY: Restaurants say consumers are finally ordering healthier meals
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Subway, whose sandwiches have sometimes been ridiculed as virtual sodium bombs, emerges as the first national fast-food chain to publicly announce such a sizable sodium reduction. The move comes at a time foodmakers and restaurant chains globally are facing increased pressure from lawmakers, advocacy groups and consumers to cut back on excess sodium which is widely regarded as one of the root causes of Americas biggest killers, heart disease.
Its a huge deal, says Lanette Kovachi, corporate dietician at Subway. Were the biggest in the industry and were saying that sodium reduction can be done.
The sodium in a Subway Fresh Fit 6-inch sandwich will decline by 287 milligrams to 737 milligrams vs. 1,024 in 2009s numbers. The sodium in its 6-inch ham sandwich will drop by 430 milligrams to 830 from 1,260 in 2009. These measurements exclude extras such as cheese, pickles, olives and dressing.
Most of Subways sandwiches are naturally high in sodium. Bread, cheese and many sliced meats typically have high sodium content. And most of its 12-inch sandwiches exceed the federal governments recommended daily guideline for adults of no more than 1,500 milligrams of salt per day.
The move by Subway follows previous sodium reductions its already has made in Europe, Australia and New Zealand. Later this year, the Food and Drug Administration is expected to announce its plan to push for lower sodium in foods.
Many major foodmakers already have jumped on the lower-sodium train. Over the past two years, Pepsico, ConAgra, Del Monte, General Mills and Campbell all have announced plans to reduce sodium in their foods.
Its great to see large companies like Subway reducing sodium levels, says Michael Jacobson, executive director at the Center for Science in the Public Interest, an advocacy group. Hopefully, this wont be the end of the journey for Subway.
In fact, he chides, They should try to bring it down by 50%.
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Move the events forum under the MMA heading rather than general and the possibly put the MMA forums above the general as I thought it would be more important to have this listed first.
Also give me a Mars Bar or a Cage Warriors email addy or there will be trouble!
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Plymouth State University's commitment to helping area youth avoid alcohol and drug abuse has earned it the 2011 "Community Partner Award" from the Communities for Alcohol and Drug-Free Youth (CADY) organization. Each year at its annual Prevention Summit CADY spotlights and honors a partner organization that has reached "Above and Beyond" in their community leadership initiatives, collaborative actions, and commitment to youth substance abuse prevention.
Deb Naro, CADY Executive Director, said PSU provides both professional and volunteer services that make a big difference in getting the drug-free message out to area children and youth.
"The service of PSU students, faculty, and staff embodies President Steen's leadership vision, "Imagine a Way," said Naro. "PSU's ability to leverage resources in the form of internships, work study students, and professional leadership has helped build a strong prevention infrastructure for our region. The reality is we cannot build a wall around our communities, or country, to keep illegal drugs out—however, we can work together to build a strong foundation for resiliency that advances youth safety and success. PSU's collaborative spirit, commitment to excellence, and service has helped to build that strong foundation and continues to expand CADY's capacity to meet the unique needs of our rural region. PSU sets a high standard for social responsibility and civic engagement—we are pleased to honor them with this tribute."
Steve Barba, PSU's Executive Director of University Relations, said the institution is thrilled with the recognition.
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Topic: Nux Vomica
Has anybody used this Natural supplement which I got from a naturapath for my dad who has CC?
It is called Nux Vomica
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Has anybody used this Natural supplement which I got from a naturapath for my dad who has CC?
It is called Nux Vomica
I did not get any results with the Search Function on Nux Vomica. Does it have another name? Can you tell us a bit more about it?
Go to the www.internethealthlibrary.com,
supposed to improve liver function.
Nux Vomica is a homeopathic medicine. Homeopathics are an interesting branch of alternative medicine and are supposed to work more on an energetic level and tend to be prescribed according to symptom pictures that individuals experience.
I personally have had no luck whatsoever with homepathics, so I am rather skeptical, but they are completely harmless. Either you get a dramatic relief of symptoms from them or nothing happens at all.
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Please, you need to know the type of driver used or loaded by the kernel, please open up a terminal, and type accordingly:
If interface miniPCI
lspci | grep -i network and see if card has been detected as such.
If interface is USB
lsusb | grep -i network
Once you know the kernel is detecting your wifi card, then you need to see if driver loaded by kernel is the one that works, then you need to know the driver loaded:
1. type lsmod and look for any rtl or realtek driver, you can filter it by typing: lsmod | grep -i rt* or lsmod | grep -i rtl* or lsmod | grep -i r*
2. Use the ethtool, need to install it (aptitude install ethtool). Then type: ethtool -i "your interface (ex: eth0, eth1, wlan0, wlan1, etc)".
3. type lspci -v, look for the wifi card and at the end, it says: " kernel driver in use: xxxx"...
Now once you know the driver, see for any errors by the kernel:
type: dmesg | grep -i "driver in use by kernel"
Hope it helps...Remember, not all devices will work "out of the box"...and even if so, might not work for wep cracking, might need to "patch it" for the aircrack-ng if there is a patch available for your wifi card model.
If natively supported by BT5, it will work for both.
best of luck.


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Lady Flames Fall on Senior Day to Runnin' Bulldogs, 5-3
A three-run home run by Gardner-Webb's Samantha Meenaghan proved to be the difference, as the Runnin' Bulldogs defeated Liberty, 5-3, on Saturday at Liberty Softball Field.
Prior to Saturday's game, Liberty honored its five seniors – Alyssa DiMartino, Grace Nordan, Marybeth Sciolino, Sammi Shivock and Katie Zavodny – with a brief ceremony. All five seniors appeared in the starting lineup for today's game.
Gardner-Webb improves to 14-29, 4-11 in Big South action after sweeping the Lady Flames this weekend. Liberty is now 6-37, with a 1-17 league mark after sustaining its 10th straight setback.
Jessica Childers (8-16) earned the win, allowing three runs, two earned, on six hits in a complete-game effort. Childers walked four and struck out two.
DiMartino (3-14) went the distance for the Lady Flames, giving up five runs on eight hits while walking three.
Meenaghan went 2-for-3 with a home run and three RBIs to lead the Runnin' Bulldogs' offense. Kellie Beres batted 2-for-3, while Childers recorded a double.
Megan Robinson batted 2-for-2, drawing two walks and scoring once. Hanna Nichols went 2-for-4 with a double and two RBIs, while Blair Lawrence went 1-for-3 with a stolen base and two runs scored.
The Lady Flames took an early lead, scoring two runs during their first time at bat. Lawrence and Robinson both walked, and Nichols hit a two-out, two-run double for a 2-0 Liberty advantage. After a walk to Kassidy McCoy, Shivock flied to left for the third out.
Gardner-Webb sliced the deficit in half during the top of the second. Childers hit a leadoff double, and went to third on a wild pitch. She then scored on an RBI groundout by Jill Blank. DiMartino got Taylar Pridgen to ground to short, ending the threat.
The Runnin' Bulldogs manufactured a run to tie the score at 2-2 in the third stanza. Meenaghan led off with an infield single, and went to second on a sacrifice bunt. She then went to third via a wild pitch, and scored when Megan Champion hit a sacrifice fly.
Childers worked around a one-out double by Robinson, keeping the game tied through three frames.
Back-to-back one-out singles by Scarlett Harris and Blank gave Gardner-Webb two baserunners during the fourth. After Blank was erased due to runner's interference, Meenaghan untied the score with a three-run shot to right center, making it 5-2, Runnin' Bulldogs.
Liberty rallied with two outs in the bottom of the fifth, as Lawrence doubled to the gap in left center. Robinson followed with an infield single, and Lawrence scored on an errant throw to first. A Kelby Allen flyout sent the game to the sixth with the guests still ahead by three.
After Gardner-Webb stranded two in the top of the sixth, Liberty earned an excellent scoring chance during its sixth time up. Nichols and McCoy hit consecutive singles, and Childers hit Shivock with a pitch, loading the bases with nobody out. Gardner-Webb retired two runners at the plate on back-to-back fielders' choices, and Zavodny flied to right, leaving three on base.
DiMartino pitched a 1-2-3 seventh, bringing the Lady Flames up for the final time.
Robinson drew a one-out walk in the bottom of the seventh, but Childers escaped with the win, getting Allen to pop out and Nichols to fly out to center.
The Lady Flames next compete at ACC opponent Virginia Tech in a doubleheader on Wednesday. The first game of Wednesday's twin bill is scheduled to begin at 5 p.m. at Tech Softball Park.