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This is my first ever column and maybe if I get enough positive or constructive criticism, I may continue to write more in the future. The man I'm going to talk about is always at the center of controversy and is considered a corporate champ by many fans around the world, but will this be his legacy" What will he be remembered for" His wonderful matches or his marriage to Stephanie McMahon, thus becoming a future heir to part of the WWE" Will he go down as the next Flair or will he become his own man"
When I look at past champions and those I look up to and respect, I've noticed that the number of title reigns don't really matter too much to me. It's what a performer did during a title reign that matters. How many quality matches did he pull" How many opponents did he make/look credible" How many wrestlers did the champion establish and or pull to get the best match out of them" How many fans did he bring in and actually hook them to the product" I think and really believe that Triple H belongs here. I think that Triple H will be remembered as a great champion by about 50% of the wrestling fans and the other wrestling fans will say that he was good in the ring, good on the mic, but may not have deserved everything he got. It's all very subjective.
As we all know, he did have the title handed to him as he didn't win the "vacant" World Title through a tournament, so there might be some sort of asterik by his name. There is also his marriage to Stephanie McMahon which no one can ignore. If you are the son in law of the most powerful man in the world (the wrestling world of course), then there will probably be a lot of favortism that no one can deny. I look at Triple H and he sort of reminds me of Kobe Bryant right now. At one time (2000) Triple H was considered by everyone as the greatest wrestler in the world (with the exception of maybe Japan) just like Kobe Bryant, but now Bryant's image has been tarnished because of the Lakers fallout and the trial, and now the Malone thing. Bryant may never recover from this, as fans will always remember that when they think of him. Bryant fans will always be Bryant fans but basketball fans in general might look down upon him a little. I see this with Triple H too. He happened to fall in love with Vince McMahon's daughter and marry her, which in turn means that the company he's working for now will eventually be partially his too. This is something that will tarnish his image along with the fact that he got his belt handed to him, which in my view is as despicable as giving Russo or Arquette the World Title. Is it Triple H's fault" Well, I say he has a lot to due with it. We all know that he has a lot of power and is very involved with the storylines as is evident with RAW. He could have said to the writers that he'd rather win it to make the title look more credible and meaningful. Whether he did or didn't we don't know and may never know, but the bottom line is he was handed the title. Just like Kobe, was it Kobe's idea for the Lakers organisation to fire Phil Jackson and trade Shaq" We'll never know but what we do know is that in everyone's eye, it is. Triple H is in the same boat, if you get my drift.
Another thing I see in Triple H that may also tarnish him is that he seems to want to be more and more like Flair, now that Flair has rejoined the WWE. It's great to have a role model and to mould yourself into the person you like as many great stars of yesteryear and today have done, but with Triple H, I just can't help but think that he wants to win more titles than Flair so he can become the next Flair. He's even taking the thumb to the eye the same way Flair did and also the front face flop that is signature. Up until this year, I really believed that Triple H would go down as himself, but now it seems like he wants to be remembered as the next Ric Flair. Has anyone noticed his "Flair flop", "low blow" and "thumb" to the eye that he's done more frequently now" Yes, Benoit has emulated Tom Billington but has been able to come into his own, and I hope that Triple H will be able to do the same, as I know he's capable.
So I will end my first column about Triple H like this. Instead of taking time to bash a wrestler the calibre of Triple H, let's take time to enjoy this guy's work in the ring and go back to being what we were (or I at least was) and that is being a wrestling fan and just sit back and watch the guy work his magic. No-one can deny that fact that he can make us cheer and hate his guts. Let's not get ahead of ourselves and become so judgemental and forget to applaud this man for what he's done for the WWE in the past 7 years. For all those stars who've left for bigger things or have quit because they don't like their storylines, this man has stayed his tenure and made himself a household name among wrestling fans everywhere. Let's appreciate him and just watch him work his magic and then discuss his legacy once he's left it behind him. I hope everyone has enjoyed this. Give me your thoughts both positive and negative.
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Just Like Paris Hilton, USA Today Loves Hybrids
Okay, we've all heard that hybrid vehicles are better for the environment. But how do they measure up when it comes to the green in your wallet?
Even starlet Paris Hilton has boarded the hybrid bandwagon, as reported by BPM Magazine.
"I came in a hybrid car because I think that's the way to go – to save energy and to save our earth from all this – you know pollution so I think if everyone just takes the steps to do it will make a difference," said Hilton.
However, Hilton probably wouldn't be as concerned about the cost of owning one of these hybrids as average people. But you wouldn't be aware of any higher costs after reading Chris Woodyard's August 8 USA Today story.
"It's not just good public relations," wrote Woodyard. "Since the Supreme Court ruled earlier this year that the EPA can regulate greenhouse gases, General Motors, Ford Motor and Chrysler have joined the U.S. Climate Action Partnership, a coalition of corporate executives calling for CO2 restrictions."
It would be even better public relations if hybrids made economic sense, but they don't. It turns out hybrids cost more to maintain than regular cars.
According to Vicentric, a company that compiles and analyzes data on different automobiles. Over a five year period it is roughly 10 percent more expensive to own the 2007 Honda Civic Hybrid model over a similar non-hybrid model. That includes lower fuel costs and tax incentives of hybrid ownership.
That doesn't even include the original cost of the vehicle and most people know that hybrids cost more right from the get-go. The version compared by Vicentric had a manufacturer suggested retail price of $22,600. The non-hybrid's price tag was a much lower $15,810.


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The real crisis in American higher education is that our best colleges never see a large chunk of our smartest students.
In an important recent study, the economists Caroline Hoxby and Christopher Avery found that very few high achievers from low-income families ever apply to top colleges, and that the missing applications from these kids largely explain why they're underrepresented at our leading universities.
At first glance, poor students' reluctance to aim for the Ivy League might seem to make sense. After all, there's no way the typical low-income family can afford tuition of $50,000 a year. But in reality, they don't have to pay anything for these schools.
December 22, 2012, New York Times
The story of their lost footing is also the story of something larger — the growing role that education plays in preserving class divisions. Poor students have long trailed affluent peers in school performance, but from grade-school tests to college completion, the gaps are growing. With school success and earning prospects ever more entwined, the consequences carry far: education, a force meant to erode class barriers, appears to be fortifying them.
September 27, 2012, Veritas Prep
Earlier this week the Graduate Management Admission Council (GMAC)
reported that a record number of GMATs were taken in testing year 2012,
which ran from June 1, 2011, through June 30, 2012. In that period
286,529 GMAT exams were administered, up 11% from the 2011 testing year,
and up 8% compared to the previous record of 265,613 in 2009. That's
right. Amid all of the doom and gloom and reports of double-digit
percentage declines in applications sent to some of the top U.S. MBA
programs, applicants took more GMATs last year than in any year before!
What gives? has the market for graduate management education turned the corner? Could we see 300,000 GMATs administered in a year pretty soon?...
PaGaLGuY free ebook article with download link and , 17, July 2012, 274 pages.
From the introduction of the book:It is these sort of uniquely Indian misinterpretations of admissions and post-MBA careers at b-schools outside India that led us at PaGaLGuY to conceptualise this PaGaLGuY Kickass Guide to MBA Abroad. We decided that we will put together a set of articles, interviews and opinions that help Indian MBA applicants get started on the admissions, financing and post-MBA career aspects of international bschools in an ebook that is written from an Indian point-of-view...
Financial Times, July 30, 2012
While many managers think of August as the month for lying on a beach and soaking up the sun, for those considering an MBA, it is the month to dust down the CV, write application essays and sit the GMAT, the entry exam for business school.
This year, however, it's all change as many of the world's top schools have radically altered their application processes. Innovation is the buzzword, says Chioma Isiadinso, chief executive of Expartus, the business school admissions consultancy. "In the 15 years I've been in this industry I have never seen this level of change," she says.
"Communications skills and presentation skills are going to be a lot more important than written communications in the future," says Martin Boehm, MBA director at IE Business School in Madrid...
Financial Times, July 30, 2012
Santiago Iñiguez (Wikipedia entry) is dean of IE Business School.
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Asked what type of student they are looking for, most business school deans have the same answer: the best.
It is natural to want the most promising applicants. But are we really talking about and competing for the same group of potential students? At first glance it would seem so, given that the admissions criteria of business schools is so markedly similar – making for a zero-sum game. Each student can only go to one school.The pool of potential candidates, along with the criteria by which they are measured capable of undertaking an MBA, should be convergent and complimentary, but not identical. Some schools give priority to applicants with a strong entrepreneurial spirit. Others look for tomorrow's marketing experts, or those who will excel in financial management.
Consequently, if candidates have different profiles based on their career paths, it makes sense that different procedures should be applied in identifying their potential. One of the biggest challenges facing business schools in the future will be to come up with alternative ways of identifying diverse talent and of developing the means to bring out their best.
The most commonly used tests to pick out the "best" candidates, particularly the Graduate Management Admission Test (GMAT) and the Graduate Record Examination (GRE), favour a certain type of intelligence, one that we might call analytical and that is also reflected in IQ tests. Studies show that there is a clear correlation between this type of intelligence and success in education, whether at the primary, secondary, or tertiary levels.
A growing number of educationalists are questioning our approach to assessing intelligence and talent, among them Howard Gardner of Harvard University. His multiple intelligences theory argues that traditional measures of intelligence fail to take into account cognitive and interpersonal abilities, which are equally important in learning and personal development, not to mention professional success. Traditional educational systems and measurements of IQ tend to emphasise linguistic and logical-mathematical intelligence, largely overlooking other forms.
This may explain why many artistic talents and innovative thinkers have emerged from non-academic backgrounds and why they frequently forgo conventional ways of learning. Might this not also explain why entrepreneurs such as Steve Jobs or Bill Gates had little formal academic training.
Based on studies about intelligence that precede Prof Gardner's work, other scholars have contributed to the theory of emotional intelligence, including Daniel Goleman, who explains it not as something we are born with but that we learn along the way. Such skills – for example self-awareness, social awareness, or relationship management – can be developed through repeated practice and are all likely to improve one's management abilities.
We have all come across students with a prodigious analytical ability but who lack the emotional intelligence to be leaders. Similarly, there is no shortage of chief executives who have average IQs but have learnt to develop their emotional intelligence.
It is important to find new ways of identifying talent that go beyond conventional forms of intelligence. This will significantly expand the pool of potential applicants to business schools, while helping schools to identify candidates that are right for them. This in turn means schools will need to develop teaching methodologies that foster the individual traits of their student bodies. To bring out management students's entrepreneurial and innovation skills, IE now includes the humanities in its curriculum, for example.
This change in admissions criteria and teaching methodology and content is probably the next frontier for business schools. To get there we must work closely with educationalists and psychologists.
Such an approach will have a tremendous impact on MBAs and management in general. Not only is it essential for the relevancy of business schools, but also for our graduates.
Co-author Paul Danos is dean of the Tuck School of Business at Dartmouth College
Co-author David A. Pyke (@deanpyke) is dean of the University of San Diego's School of Business
There was a time when a student could graduate from business school with the basic MBA tool kit and knowledge about a single industry or job function and be reasonably confident that he or she was well positioned to launch a career. But now, with the constant stream of data, news and opinions that needs to be sorted through, having a depth of knowledge is no longer enough. Today, mastery of business requires the ability to filter and synthesize information from multiple sources in order to make effective business decisions.
In the mid-1990′s, when use of the Internet was growing by leaps and bounds at colleges, many business school faculty noticed a shift in the way information was being gathered and processed. Students, for the first time, had access to high-speed Internet connections and a wealth of information that made the computer lab an extension of the library. Textbooks, which for generations served as the definitive study reference, became just one of a vast array of information sources.
In hindsight, we can now see that a large-scale adaptation was taking place. When faced with information overload, students—and businesses—became more nimble at sourcing, sorting, analyzing and applying data to solve problems. Eventually, business schools caught on, in large part because the market (employers) told them that their graduates needed to come equipped with more agile information integration skills. Our schools, The Tuck School at Dartmouth and the University of San Diego's School of Business, are among many programs that revised curricula and innovated to address these issues.
Business schools also recognize that their screening of candidates needs to adapt to reflect these changes. It is no longer enough just to test for quantitative, verbal, and writing skills; schools realize that they also need to understand how well applicants synthesize information to solve problems.
We are pleased to see that the Graduate Management Admissions Council has worked with business schools to change the way these new skills are measured. The Council surveyed 740 business school faculty members and identified specific questions that reveal how well students can use different data sources to analyze information and identify relationships to solve interrelated problems.
The result: On June 5, graduate business schools will welcome the Next Generation Graduate Management Admissions Test (GMAT) with a new section called Integrated Reasoning. The older version of the test, which includes two 75-minute sections—one quantitative and one verbal, had two separately scored 30-minute essay questions. One of these essays will be replaced by the Integrated Reasoning section. The Graduate Management Admissions Council will report Integrated Reasoning scores separately on a one-to-eight scale that, like the essay question, will not be included in the total GMAT score.
Schools, like students and businesses, are constantly adapting to the proliferation of information. When considering a large number of applicants for a limited number of seats, we too must sort through mounds of data to try to determine which candidates are the best fit. We...
The Master in Management Compass provides information about Master in Management (MiM) programs, be they named Master in Management or similarly, for example, Master in International Management, or be they named differently but included from the Financial Times in the Master in Management ranking.
On the Master in Management Compass website, users have the opportunity to inform themselves about all kinds of questions regarding the MiM per se, for example the content, application processes, or career perspectives, as well as on specific MiM programs and institutions.
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Each year, YPO members meet with renowned speakers to discuss today's top global issues from business to philanthropy. The next Summit is 28 February – 1 March 2012 in Singapore.
To diminish the role of admissions consultants, B-schools need to change the application process. For starters, they should downplay essays
New! 2011 application trends data now available
Our latest survey delves behind the "who, what, where, and why" of applications to 650 graduate management programs for 2011 – 2012, analyzing trends in demand, applicant demographics, acceptance/enrollment rates, and incoming class sizes at 331 graduate business schools worldwide...
By Linda Abraham, president and founder of Accepted.com
Business Insider, September 15, 2011.
The setback-failure-weakness essay is commonly asked for in MBA Admissions because it is a test of an applicant's maturity, self-knowledge, honesty, and ability to learn from mistakes.
It is, in other words, the biggest indicator of real leadership ability and potential. Sample questions that approach this topic are:...
The worse the economy gets, the more popular business degrees become. By Richard Northedge
More people than ever want to study for an MBA, the course first offered by Harvard more than a 100 years ago. The London Business School has had 3,500 applications for this month's 400 places. Demand for business courses in the UK is up by 8 per cent.
Jane Delbene, the director of marketing at the Graduate Management Admissions Council, which sets the entry tests used by many business schools, says: "There's an inverse relationship to the economy. When the economy's down, people decide they want to go to business school." ...
Article of July 25, 2011, By Della Bradshaw and Michael Jacobs
The financial crisis, which threw the spotlight on MBA programmes and graduates, combined with the management needs of a new breed of industries, mean that business schools are now trying to recruit a different type of student to their MBA programmes. This is particularly true at top US business schools Harvard, Wharton and Stanford. Where these schools lead, others follow...
Article of BusinessWeek, July 5, 2011.
...One of the more intriguing solutions to the essay question dilemma isn't an essay question at all, but a blank sheet of paper. In one of its three required essays, Chicago's Booth School of Business gives applicants free rein to write about anything, in keeping with the school's practice of teaching MBA students how to think, rather than what to think...
Article of BusinessWeek, June 23, 2011.
Clarkson University has a new model for attracting and developing young entrepreneurs: free tuition for a stake in the company
Starting today (May 24), you can now download a new $4.99 app from Graduate Management Admission Council to allow you to study for the GMAT exam pretty much anywhere on the fly with your iPhone, iPod Touch or IPad in hand. The app is now available at iTunes.
All in all, it's an invaluable tool to help prepare for the test..
Article of BusinessWeek, May 20, 2011
After writing a story recently about the growing number of Chinese women interested in getting their MBAs, I thought it might be interesting to take a look at what is happening with female enrollment in U.S. MBA programs. The last time we wrote about the topic was back in 2009, when we highlighted some of the innovative programs business schools were running to attract more women to campus.
In the U.S., the number of women taking the GMAT has risen incrementally for the last decade, according to the Graduate Management Admission Council. There were 50,053 U.S. women who took the GMAT in 2010, a 10 percent increase from a decade ago, GMAC said...
Wall Street Journal, April 12, 2011
U.S. graduate business schools are losing their iron grip on the thriving market for international M.B.A. students.
At the 25 U.S. graduate-business programs that award the largest numbers of degrees to international students, applications for the 2011 fall semester declined 4%, according to a survey released Tuesday by the Council of Graduate Schools, based in Washington, D.C.
Although international applications to all American business schools rose by 4%, that figure paled in comparison to the 12% growth in international bids to U.S. programs offering degrees in engineering and physical and earth sciences, the survey said...
Article of BusinessWeek, March 8, 2011
The vast majority of prospective business school students said they plan to attend business school, regardless of economic conditions, according to a new survey from the Graduate Management Admission Council (GMAC) released today. The survey looked at the career aspirations and backgrounds of about 40,000 potential MBA students worldwide who registered in 2009 and 2010 on mba.com , a website run by GMAC that provides people with information on the business school application process.
Download Geographic Trend 2010_1stRelease (PDF 38 pages) (UK(1), France(2) and Spain(3) are top in Europe for attracting MBA aspirants from around the world)
The European Geographic Trend Report for GMAT® Examinees identifies migratory trends among GMAT examinees applying to and attending graduate business school. Geographic and background data collected after each examinee completes the GMAT exam are used and combined with score-sending patterns. Together they illustrate which countries and schools are of interest to citizens of various European countries. Data from the most recent testing year are compared against data from four years prior to identify changes in examinee preferences...
Article of The International Herald Tribune/New York Times, January 23, 2011.
Allure of business schools in Europe appears to grow
While the United States remains the top destination for aspiring business school students, institutions throughout Europe are drawing an ever-increasing number of students from both within and outside the continent, according to a new report.
The key findings from the report were issued Jan. 11 by Graduate Management News, the newsletter of the Graduate Management Admission Council...
CAT 2010 results for CAT 2011 admissions are out January 12, 2011.
Wikipedia: The Common Admission Test (CAT) is an all-India test conducted by the Indian Institutes of Management (IIMs) as an entrance exam for the management programes of its seven business schools. About 250,000 students took CAT in 2008 [1] for about 1500 seats in the IIMs. This is said to make the IIMs more selective than the Ivy League universities...
With the decision now taken to increase undergraduate tuition fees, the implications for graduate management education will soon be apparent. Will postgraduate students be willing to pay the fees currently charged when also facing up to £25,000 of undergraduate debt? Will the increase of undergraduate fees impact the uptake of postgraduate qualifications? Will post graduate fees increase? Whatever the future holds, it is clear today that not only are graduate students willing to pay - they get personal returns – but the economy benefits from graduate management education as well.
The results of a recent global survey of graduate management alumni from the class of 2010 by the Graduate Management Admission Council (GMAC) clearly indicate that they place a high value on their education. By September 2010, 88 percent had a job and some three-quarters of those said they could not have obtained their job without their graduate business degree—the same proportion as the class of 2007 alumni, who entered the labour force in a booming economy.
This should not be surprising, as the ability of any organization—for profit or non-profit—to survive and thrive in this unprecedented economic environment requires managers with advanced training. In fact, it is precisely because of economic and financial pressures that companies place such a high value on management graduates.
In a corporate recruiters survey GMAC conducted this year, 99 percent of recruiters said they were satisfied with their MBA employees – a figure that has been consistently strong over the years. Furthermore, most employers also believe that employees with an MBA degree demonstrate higher abilities in managing strategy and innovation, managing the decision-making process and in knowledge of general business functions compared with other employees at the same job level.
Those with management degrees are also seeing that value translated into higher salaries. The median starting salary for 2010 graduates was £50,000, up from £47,500 for alumni who graduated in 2009. A modest increase to be sure, but it is an encouraging indicator that companies continue to value management graduates despite the difficult economic climate.
Choosing to go back to school, especially in a protracted economic downturn, takes some careful planning, a clear set of personal and career goals—and confidence that you are getting value for the investment of time and money.
In tracking applications to graduate management programmes this autumn, we saw more and more executive MBA programmes reporting that applications were up over last year – the largest increase of any degree type. An explanation for this phenomenon is that the typical executive MBA student is a seasoned manager with 10+ years experience and has a more sophisticated understanding of the ways of business and where they may be headed.
By enrolling now, these students are positioning themselves to either move up the ladder with their present employer or prepare themselves to take advantage of new opportunities when they graduate into an economy on an upward trajectory.
For whatever reason executives choose to return to school, the fact that applications to executive MBA programmes are up is intriguing because these types of programmes are typically expensive and require a substantial time commitment from people who have plenty of responsibility already with families and careers. Also, in the past executive MBA programmes were predominantly employer-funded, but today many students are footing the bill themselves. It seems these executives see value in improving their lot and positioning themselves for what comes next.
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Frank W. Woolworth founded the Woolworth chain of retail stores in 1879. The stores took off, there were 1,000 locations and the company was worth around $900 million when adjusted for inflation. Frank Woolworth died a rich man, and he left plenty of inheritance to his three daughters.
The middle child, Edna, married the successful founder of E. F. Hutton & Company, Franklyn Laws Hutton. The two had a child, Barbara Hutton. Barbara's father wasn't exactly a role model, he slept around, was never home and gave priority to his business. This is what many believe drove Barbara's mother to commit suicide. At six years old Barbara discovered the dead body of her mother, and was shuffled around between family members afterwards, reports Celebrity Net Worth.
Barbara's 18th birthday party (which happened during the Great Depression) took an inflation adjusted $1 million to fund, and ruined her image in the eyes of many Americans due to the cost. To avoid more negative press she was sent off to Europe, where she frivolously spent money on whatever she desired. Adding to the already shrinking bank account was Barbara's seven marriages and divorces. The men spent Barbara's money without restraint, and got millions of dollars in the divorce settlements, Celebrity Net Worth reports.
After her failed marriages Barbara spent much of her time with drugs, which included codeine, morphine, Valium, amphetamines and frequent shots of vodka spiked soda. During this time Barbara spent even more money, often showering friends, family and complete strangers with expensive gifts. Having to sell personal items to make ends meet, Barbara lived out her remaining days at a New York hotel. She died of a heart attack at age 66, with only $3,500 of the almost billion dollar fortune remaining, reports Celebrity Net Worth.
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Lyr Req: Sally in the Garden
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Subject: Lyr Req: Sally in the Garden
From: GUEST,Oldtimemusic1
Date: 16 Sep 03 - 09:20 PM
Do any of you know the lyrics for "Sally in the Garden"? It's an
old fiddle (or banjo) tune usually played in C minor. I have the lyrics to "Sally Gardens", but I'm not sure if it's the same song.
Since it's played in a minor key, it is probably one of those "Willy
done her wrong, compromised her virtue, shot her, dragged her all around and around by her hair and tossed her in the river just above the old mill on the river which runs thru Knoxville town" songs. In other words a love song.... Thanks. Tom
Subject: Lyr Add: SALLY IN THE GARDEN / HOG EYE MAN
From: Sorcha
Date: 16 Sep 03 - 11:18 PM
Sheet music here.
And then, this:
Hog Eye Man, The (Fiddle Version)
Traditional Old-Time Breakdown and Song- Widely known;
ARTIST: transcription by W.K. McNeil of Pope's Arkansas Mountaineers 'Hog-Eye' recorded in Memphis TN on February 6, 1928 and issued as Vi 21295.
CATEGORY: Fiddle and Instrumental Tunes; DATE: 1853 (Hog Eye-Jigg) by Meade; (1928 recording, Pope's Arkansas Mountaineers);
RECORDING INFO: Arkansas Sheiks. Whiskey Before Breakfast, Bay 204, LP (1975), cut# 14. New Lost City Ramblers. New Lost City Ramblers, Vol. 3, Folkways FA 2398, LP (1961), cut# 18 (Hogeye). Pope's Arkansas Mountaineers. Echoes of the Ozarks, Vol. 1, County 518, LP (1977), cut# 9. Southern Michigan String Band. Transplanted Old Timy Music, Pine Tree PTSLP 509, LP (197?), cut# 2. Hog-Eyed Man -Hollow Rock String Band. Traditional Dance Tunes, Kanawha 311, LP (197?), cut# 6. Strong, Luther. American Fiddle Tunes, Library of Congress AFS L62, LP (1971), cut# 19. Sumner, Marion. Best of Seedtime on the Cumberland, June Appal JA 0059C, Cas (198?), cut# 10.
OTHER NAMES: "Hog Eye an' a 'Tater;" Hog-Eyed Man; "Granny Will Your Dog Bite;" "Row the boat ashore with a Hog-eye Man;" "The Jackfish;" "Old Bob Ridley;" "Betty Martin," "Boatin' Up Sandy," "Brad Walters," "Chippy/Gippy Get Your Haircut," "Hog Eye and a Tater," "Hog Eye," "Jake Gilly," "Old Mother Gofour," "Old Granny Rattletrap," "Pretty Betty Martin," "Very Pretty Martin," "Sally in the Garden," "Tip Toe Fine," "Fire on the Mountain."
SOURCES: Bayard, Hill Country Tunes, #75 "Hog Eye an' a 'Tater"; Sharp, English Folk Songs from the Southern Appalachians, vol. 2, 360 (#250) "The Hog-eyed Man" (Clay County, Kentucky), 361 (#251) "The Jackfish" (Callaway, Virginia); Brown, The Frank C. Brown Collection of North Carolina Folklore vol. 5, 133 (#194-D) "Old Bob Ridley" (Watauga County, North Carolina); Sandburg, American Songbag, p. 380 "Hog-Eye" ("A lusty and lustful song developed by negroes of S.C."). A hillbilly recording is by Crockett Mountaineers on "Old-Time Medley." Additional discussion and citations may be found for "The Hog-Eyed Man" in American Fiddle Tunes (Library of Congress, AFS L62). American Songbag, Harcourt Brace Jovan..., Sof (1955), p380. Hog Eye and' a 'Tater -Yaugher, Irvin; Jr.. Hill Country Tunes: Instrumental Folk Music of Southwestern Penn, Amer. Folklore Society, fol (1944), 75. The Hog-Eye Man- American Songbag, Harcourt Brace Jovan..., Sof (1955), p410; New Lost City Ramblers. Old-Time String Band Songbook, Oak, Sof (1964/1976), p 67; Kaufman, Alan. Beginning Old-time Fiddle, Oak, sof (1977), p93. Kuntz, Fiddler's Companion, http://www.ceolas.org/tunes/fc;
NOTES: "Hog Eye Man" is a fiddle tune and sailor's shanty. I have indicated which type at the top with the title. The song has been categorized by Meade with Crockett's Kentucky Mountaineer's "Sally in the Garden." It is another of the Nordic tunes that float with "Fire on the Mountain," "Betty Martin," and "Granny Will Your Dog Bite."
"Hog-Eyed Man" is a well-known fiddle tune in the older repertory of the South. A nineteenth-century set in Winner's Collection of Music for the Violin, p. 75 "Hog Eye--Jigg" suggests that the song may have had some circulation on the popular stage. "Jigs" of this sort were a mid-nineteenth-century American genre in 2/4 time often associated with the minstrel stage or other popular entertainment. Modern song and fiddle versions suggest, however, that it is widespread in Southern tradition and may have gone from there to the popular stage, not the other way around. There may be an African-American connection to the song; it is certain that a sailor's shanty, with associated lyrics but a different tune, turns up in older sea shanty collections. The words to the song are typically bawdy.(Kuntz, Fiddler's Companion, http://www.ceolas.org/tunes/fc).
Pope's Arkansas Mountaineers recorded a 'chicken in the breadpan' variant under the title 'Hog-eye' which has some lyric similarities with the 'Hog-eye Man', best known as a sea shanty. It is included in NLCR 'Old-Time String Band Songbook' and has been released on CD in Dr Bill McNeil's box set 'Somewhere in Arkansas: Early Country Music Recordings From Arkansas 1928-1932' Center for Arkansas and Regional Studies, no catalogue number.
Chicken in the breadpan kicking up dough
Sally will your dog bite? No, child, no
Sally's in the garden sifting sand
Sally's upstairs with the hog-eye man
Sally's in the garden, sifting, sifting
Sally's in the garden sifting sand
Sally's in the garden, sifting sifting
Sally's upstairs with the hog-eye man
Sally will your dog bite? No, child, no
Daddy cut his biter off a long time ago
Sally's in the garden sifting sand
Sally's upstairs with the hog-eye man
Sally's in the garden, sifting, sifting
Sally's in the garden sifting sand
Sally's in the garden, sifting sifting
Sally's upstairs with the hog-eye man
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Subject: RE: Lyr Req: Sally in the Garden
From: Charley Noble
Date: 17 Sep 03 - 09:33 AM
Sorcha is most certainly correct that there is no relationship between "Sally in the Garden" and "The Sally Gardens," horticulture aside.
Charley Noble
Subject: RE: Lyr Req: Sally in the Garden
From: Sorcha
Date: 17 Sep 03 - 12:49 PM
There is a reel called Sally Garden(s) which also has no relationship to the slow air, (Down by the) Salley Gardens with words by Yeats. Sally in the Garden obviously has no kinship with either of those.
Subject: RE: Lyr Req: Sally in the Garden
From: Billy Weeks
Date: 23 Sep 03 - 12:20 PM
In the fifties I learned this rhyme (sorry, no tune) from an elderly London Irish lady:
Nelly in the garden sifting cinders
Cocked up her leg and pissed like a man;
The force of the steam broke fifteen winders
And the clappers of her arse went bang bang bang.
It may be a bit crude, but I wish I'd written it!
Subject: RE: Lyr Req: Sally in the Garden
From: GUEST,Imam Ennui Al Shazbatt
Date: 30 May 13 - 06:28 PM
My mother (Born 1918: Died 2000) sang it thusly:
Mary in the garden, sifting cinders,
I suspect this is a regional variation Deptford/New Cross SE London
Subject: RE: Lyr Req: Sally in the Garden
From: GUEST
Date: 05 Jun 14 - 09:23 AM
As told to me by Tiny Harris, lockkeeper on the Wey Navigation
Mary in the garden, sifting cinders,
Lifted up her leg and farted like a man,
The force of the blast broke fifteen winders
And the clinkers on her arse went bang titty titty bang.
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Player of the match
Player of the series
TV Umpires
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Scorecard Summary
- DPMD Jayawardene72 (110)
- HDRL Thirimanne91 (151)
- HMRKB Herath4/95 (31.0)
- N Pradeep2/114 (20.0)
- FDM Karunaratne85 (109)
- LD Chandimal*62 (106)
- MG Johnson3/34 (15.0)
- JM Bird3/76 (21.2)
- HMRKB Herath3/47 (16.5)
- RAS Lakmal1/18 (6.0)
The presentation starts:
Jackson Bird if the Man of the Match: "Busy 18 months. I suppose it feels like a "home" Test match. Been great fun. Good to see Huss off on a good note. I was more nervous getting those first runs out of the way."
Jayawardene: "When we came here it was a great opportunity. We needed to play a Test in these venues. We will learn from this. The quicks were not getting much out of this, we should have posted a much better total. The boys fought well in the end. That's the future for us (Chandimal etc) and there will be more players coming in and it will be tough but they should learn from these defeats."
Michael Clarke is the Man of the Series: "We had to work hard. I thought Lyon did a good job in the first innings, credit to Wade for the way he played. Another man down unfortunately (Hussey). What an amazing player, a great team man. Our plan was to win six out of six so a bit disappointed. We haven't been consistent enough. But we've got a team that's working very hard. So 2013 is the year of the Australian cricket team so that's why we are here."
The Australian team poses for photos. Hussey is carried off by Peter Siddle and Mitchell Johnson. He will run in and sing the team song, one last time.
Just a few words for Sri Lanka. They have now lost four in a row, having conceded the Colombo Test against New Zealand before coming here. Jayawardene leaves the captaincy on a low, but one would hope that Angelo Mathews can raise his game when he takes on his new role. They've got some talented players to take them forward. One just needs to be patient. Things just didn't click on this tour and the lack of runs from seniors like Mahela and Samaraweera didn't help. Here's wishing them a better 2013, though they won't be playing many Tests, sadly. That's a discussion for another day.
That's it from us here. More analysis on the Test and the series coming up from Andrew Fernando, Dan Brettig and Brydon Coverdale. Thanks for joining us. It's been a pleasure covering the last two Tests, despite the graveyard timings. Thanks for the feedback. Cheers!
End of match: All the Sri Lanka players come forward and shake Michael Hussey's hand. The Sri Lankan reserve players come out and Hussey walks across to them as well. He leads the team off the field. The coaching staff are out as well.
Hussey: "Couldn't be happier. It was nice to be out there in the end. Has to be one of my top three favourite grounds in the world. I'd just like to be remembered as a good team man, really. Singing the team song will probably be what I will miss the most." . Who will sing the team song now? Hussey says," I will let it out now, I will hand it over to Nathan Lyon." Yes, Lyon it is.
Warner: "I think he will be embarrassed he didn't hit the winning runs. I think we are going to step up as youngsters. I'm feeling really good at the moment (about my batting). Getting two games off is good for me. Those 15 days against SA hurt us. To win here and see Huss here is fantastic."
Hussey's kids hug him. He poses for photos with them.
Aditya: "Wow. The whole world wants Hussey to take the winning run. He says screw that. I only care about the team winning. Absolute hero."
As Hussey said, he was a team man through and through. His is a lesson for late-bloomers, in all walks of life.
Nathan Lyon speaks: "When Mike told me (about the team song) I was shocked. I hope to learn more from Hussey.
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1) Ubuntu, with Linux 188.8.131.52
2) same as above (recovery mode)
3) memory test (memtest86+)
4) memory test (memtest86+ serial console 115200)
5) windows 7 (loader) (on /dev/sda1)
6) windows 7 (loader) (on /dev/sda2)
7) windows vista (loader) (on /dev/sda3)
I understand that the first choice is BT5; and the second choice makes since as well. not sure I know the difference between choices 3 and 4 but I'm not really worried about those. My question is why I have 2 windows 7 loaders and a vista loader. this is my first time with a multi-boot set up so I am just wondering if what I'm getting is normal?
The reason I'm curious is because I can log into either of the windows 7 loader choices and everything seems fine either way, so I'm just wondering why I have 2.
beyond this little issue, I am enjoying myself so far, it has been so long since I have worked outside of "Windows" environment, and have forgotten what it's like to actually have control over my PC! I have a lot to learn about Linux, and even more to learn about BT. thanks to any and all who answer


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Presidential Award of Excellence
Stephen Pesci
Director of Special Projects
Campus Planning
If you've taken a Wildcat Transit bus or the Campus Connector shuttle lately, ridden the Amtrak Downeaster to Durham, or pedaled your bike the length of Main Street, there's one person you can thank for the ease of your trip: Campus Planning's Steve Pesci. Since 2001, Pesci has been the "heart and soul" of UNH's transportation demand management strategy, working to both expand and make more sustainable the University's transportation system. The results of Pesci's hard work—1.1 million clean-energy transit trips in 2008 alone, at a savings of some 4 million vehicle miles—mean a better quality of life for the University and for the entire Seacoast region.
Pesci came to Durham from suburban Philadelphia in the early 1980s as a UNH undergraduate—and never left. "I was taken by how beautiful this place was," he says. "I knew I wanted to stay."
Pesci's love of the University's aesthetics and the sense of community he found here is the inspiration for his work. After graduating with a degree in community development, he worked locally in a variety of regional planning roles, returning to campus part time to earn a master's degree in public administration. In 2001, he was asked to help solve UNH's parking problem, an issue he saw in a much larger context: an overall transportation problem. "To me, the answers are always about doing the things that are right for the community—increasing public transportation, making spaces safer and more accessible."
In addition to being cleaner and larger, UNH's transportation system is better funded than it was eight years ago, thanks to the nearly $11 million in federal grants that Pesci helped UNH obtain. Pesci says he's merely helped facilitate achievements that were already in the University's grasp, but UNH associate director of Sustainability Sara Cleaves sees his role as more central. "Steve brings a passion and a vision to what he does that goes above and beyond," she says. "His commitment to sustainability improves UNH's quality of life at every level."
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PHILADELPHIA - With the bad weather continuing to alter the Ivy League schedule, Penn and Cornell will now play Friday and Saturday. On Friday, the first doubleheader is scheduled to get underway at 2 p.m. Friday's games are now going to be played at Ithaca College. The two schools will then play at the regularly scheduled time of 12:30 p.m. on Saturday if the weather allows. If Cornell's field is playable on Saturday, the teams will play there for the second doubleheader of the weekend.
Riding a five-game win streak, Penn (15-16-1, 6-6 Ivy) will look to continue its winning ways this weekend in a battle of the top two teams in the Ivy League South Division. Cornell (20-18-1, 7-5 Ivy) brings a two-game winning streak into this weekend as the Big Red swept Colgate in non-conference action following a split in Ivy League play with Columbia this past weekend.
Cornell enters this weekend with its pitchers allowing just over three earned runs a game as a staff. The Big Red are led by two seniors in the circle, Elizabeth Dalrymple and Ali Tomlinson. Dalrymple has twice been named Ivy League Pitcher of the year and has a 1.47 ERA on the year, but the Quakers have had some success against Dalrymple in the past. Meg Krasne has the highest career average against the Big Red pitcher of anybody on the team, going 2-4 in the past against Dalrymple. Alisha Prystowsky is 5-15 with a home run and Kelsey Wolfe is also batting .273 in 11 AB's against her. Brooke Coloma also had a home run against the Big Red right-hander last season.
Penn has also experienced success in the past against Tomlinson. She comes into this weekend with a 6-6 record and ERA of 3.48. Throughout her previous three seasons at Cornell, Tomlinson has a 4.50 ERA against the Quakers and Penn has scored five runs in two separate games against her.
Keeping Marissa Armiraian off base will be a difficult test for Penn as she comes into the weekend with a .405 batting average and .469 on base percentage, while Sam Creamer is also batting .310 for the Big Red. The power in the Big Red lineup comes primarily from Kristen Towne and Erin Belles. Towne currently owns a .307 average with six home runs and a team-high 25 RBI's, while Belles is hitting .303 with five long balls on the season.
The Penn offense will certainly have to rise to the occasion this weekend, just as it has done so many times this season. Penn currently owns the highest team on base percentage in the Ivies along with the second-highest slugging percentage and third-highest batting average. The Quakers are averaging the second highest total of runs per game among the Ivy League teams.
Prystowsky comes into this weekend leading the team in batting average (.385), slugging (.659), and on base percentage (.508). She also owns the team-highs in runs (29) and RBI's (27). Samantha Erosa is coming off a week in which she went 6-10 against Princeton with seven runs scored. She is batting .333 for the season. Elysse Gorney is third on the team in batting with a .326 average. She has also scored 21 runs this year.
Kayla Dahlerbruch and Coloma also bring in averages of .293 and .290 respectively. Dahlerbruch has 17 RBI's on the year, while Coloma is tied with Prystowsky for a team-high four home runs after each went deep against Drexel. Stephanie Caso is hitting a solid .281 with 20 runs scored and 10 RBI's. Justine Payne also adds a .400 slugging percentage to the Penn lineup.
In the circle, Penn could not have asked for much more out of Mikenzie Voves and Cailyn Hennessy a week ago. Both pitchers threw two complete game victories to put Penn right in the mix for the division lead. Voves has a 4.04 ERA with nine wins on the year, while Hennessy's ERA currently sits at 4.64 to go along with four wins. Taylor Tieman has also been effective during her appearances. She maintains a 3.89 ERA when she comes on in relief during a game.
Penn currently sits just one game behind Cornell in the South Division of the Ivy League. These next four games this weekend will be crucial for both squads with such a tightly contested division race. Penn has played Cornell tight throughout the last three seasons, but the Big Red have been able to pull out the wins when they had to. Penn will be looking to repeat the success of the 2007 season, which was the last time that the Quakers were able to take three of the four games against Cornell. This was also the last time that Penn captured the south division title.
Live stats and a live blog will be available throughout the weekend to follow all the action for those fans that are unable to make the trip. Be sure to check back throughout the weekend for any schedule changes that may occur due to inclement weather.
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From: "Baldwin, A Ferne." <>
Subject: RE: [BRE] McKimmy
Date: Wed, 28 Jan 2004 16:20:07 -0500
From Gospel Messenger -- October 18, 1947
James William McKimmy, son of James and Mary McKimmy, was born in
Preston County, West Va. July 5, 1856 and died July 5, 1947. In 1877 he
was married to Lucinda Margaret Flint. He was the father of eleven
children, three of whom died in infancy. About sixty-four years ago the
family moved to Lenawee County, Mich., and shortly afterward he was
elected to the ministry in the Fairview church. In the year 1898 he and
his family moved to Coleman, Mich.; through the efforts of Brethren
David Mote and Enos Crowell he came to Beaverton and was one of the
first ministers to preach in this community. In 1902 the family moved
to Beaverton. He was an active minister for over fifty years.
Bro. McKimmy was the oldest minister of the Church of the Brethren in
Michigan. He held a number of meetings, preached many funerals and
solemnized quite a number of marriages. We had planned for Bro McKimmy
to preach another sermon on July 6, but God called him home on his
ninety-first birthday.
He leaves eight children, twenty-three grandchildren and twenty-five
great- grandchildren. Funeral services were held in the Beaverton
church by the writer and burial was in the Dale cemetery. --E. S.
Hollinger, Beaverton, Mich.
Sent by Ferne Baldwin
Manchester College
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From: Chris Pulver [mailto:]
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Subject: [BRE] McKimmy
Could you look up a couple obituary's for me please? It is for John A.
McKimmy who married Ida Berkebile MI 53 1917 123 in the gospel
messenger. and also James William McKimmy who married Lucinda Fint MI
91 10/18/47 27.
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China has blocked several anti-Japanese websites during the week-long May Day holidays in an apparent move to quash another wave of demonstrations, activists have said.
Internet websites and chatrooms last month called for massive, nationwide demonstrations against Japan on May 4, following a series of large protests in several cities in April.
Activists said the websites of groups such as Patriot's Alliance and China Federation of the Defence of Diaoyu Islands as well as others calling for the boycott of Japanese goods have been blocked since Monday.
"We have been told by the service provider that the website has to be closed during the May holidays," said Lu Yunfei, an organiser of the Patriot's Alliance.
All Internet service providers are under government control in China.
"At the moment we don't know whether it's temporary or permanent. We'll find out after the holidays," he said. "There isn't much we can say for the time being."
The holiday coincides with the anniversary of the May 4, 1919 student movement against foreign countries, especially Japan, invading China.
During three weekends in April, tens of thousands of demonstrators across several Chinese cities, including Beijing and Shanghai, pelted stones, eggs and bottles at the Japanese embassy, shops and restaurants.
Protestors opposed Japan's recent approval of history textbooks which China and other Asian countries say gloss over its wartime atrocities and Japan's bid for a permanent seat on the UN Security Council.
Word about the protests was largely spread on the Internet and through short messages on mobile phones.
Beijing police on Saturday warned people against launching another round of anti-Japan protests by sending short messages en masse to mobile phones.
Police warned citizens and students in Beijing that those who break the law by organising or spreading information to instigate unauthorised demonstrations will be prosecuted.
Meanwhile, activists said they were "very angry" that some who took part in protests were still in jail.
State media said last month that Shanghai authorities detained 42 for their roles in anti-Japanese protests and 16 suspects would be charged with disturbing social order.
"One of our volunteers is still in detention," said Li Nan of China Federation of the Defence of Diaoyu Islands.
"But I believe the government will handle things fairly," he added.
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Kevin Bacon Got 'Footloose' on Netflix To Prep For 'Tonight Show' Spoof
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By Sierra Marquina
Kevin Bacon phoned in to On Air with Ryan Seacrest to reveal how he pulled off those Footloose moves 30 years later on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon on Friday night.
The actor recreated the entire dance scene after Fallon joked that dancing was outlawed on the talk show, and he proved to the world he's still got it at 55-years-old.
Kevin reveals it was his idea to do something for the 30th anniversary of Footloose, but he didn't know Fallon's team would want him to actually dance.
"I actually pitched them the idea … because the anniversary of Footloose … but I didn't really know they were going to blow it up in the way they did it," he explains. "[I was like] I'm in the middle of shooting The Following, I don't know if I can get this together … I worked the night before until about 2 o' clock and I was standing in my kitchen at 2 a.m. looking at the moves they wanted me to do … like, 'How did I do this?'"
In fact, Kevin had to rent his own movie to get his groove back on. "I got Footloose on Netflix and fast-forwarded to those scenes because I don't really look at my movies."
The actor is currently busy shooting the finale of his hit new show The Following. And for all the fans out there, Kevin admits the finale has him "surrounded by FBI and covered in blood."
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Jun 17, 2014 - By Bruce Tippets, Sports EditorA three-day American Legion baseball tournament in Green River resulted in a 2-3 record for the Riverton Raiders.
The Raiders fell to the Evanston Outlaws 4-0 and dropped a 3-2 decision to Price, Utah, on Friday.
In the second day, Douglas edged the Raiders 6-4.
Riverton closed out the day with a 13-0 victory over Rangely, Colo., on Saturday night.
Riverton outlasted the Jackson junior varsity team 12-9 Sunday to finish sixth.
The Raiders are now 8-8 on the season.
Behind the arm of Steven Reinig, the Raiders pounded the Colorado team without any problem.
Reinig pitched five innings for the victory, allowing just three hits.
The right-hander recorded nine strikeouts.
Riverton was up 2-0 after the first two innings before exploding for seven runs in the fourth.
Baylor Beers paced Riverton's attack with two hits.
Against Jackson, Riverton used a four-run first inning and a six-run fifth inning to secure victory. The Raiders smacked out 14 hits to Jackson's three.
Jackson's varsity team this year is playing on the AA level. Riverton is in the A division.
Conference rematch
The Raiders will travel to Rock Springs on Wednesday for a conference rematch.
Last week, the Raiders swept Rock Springs, winning 8-7 in the first game and taking the second game due to a forfeit from the visiting team.
The forfeit came when Rock Springs manager was ejected from the game in the sixth inning.
The manager was the only coach on the bench, resulting in a forfeit when he was required to leave.
Green River Knight
Invitational scores
Green River Knights 8, Rock Springs Archie Hay Post 24 7 Evanston Outlaws 4, Riverton Raiders 0
Price, Utah, 6, Douglas Cats 1
Evanston Outlaws 11, Rangely, Colo., 3
Price, Utah, 3 Riverton Raiders 2
Rock Springs 8, Jackson JV 5
Douglas Cats 11, Rangely, Colo., 3
Douglas Cats 6, Riverton Raiders 4
Douglas Cats 13, Evanston Outlaws 2
Riverton Raiders 13, Rangely, CO 0
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