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Subject: NS native death notices 1997 from Boston Globe
Date: 1 Jul 99 02:27:50 EDT
I happened to save all of the 1997 Nova Scotia death notice references from
the Boston Globe. This is part 1 - A-L deceased surnames:
Abbot, Stevens Rogers, 48, Artist of North Chatham, MA, Terence Bay, Nova
Scotia and Syros, Greece. September 29, 1997
Of Brookline, March 24, 1997. Helen J. Batherson. Sister of Jessie B. Crowley
of Pawtucket, RI. Ewan Batherson of Melbourne, FL. and Samuel Batherson of
Nova Scotia.
In Dorchester Jan. 9,Nellie native of Nova Scotia, beloved wife of the late
William Bernardinelli and mother of Madeline and Gerald Bernardinelli both of
Dorchester and Nicholas of Marshfield and the late William of Medford and
James of Quincy.
Boudreau, Felix A. of Quincy, formerly of Dorchester, October 31, 1997.
Beloved husband of Lennie (Theriault) Boudreau. Father of Donald M. of Key
Largo, FL. Brother of Clifford Boudreau of Nova Scotia and the late Lillian
Thompson. Grandfather of Jeffrey Boudreau of Brookline.
Of Falmouth, ME, formerly of Jamaica Plain, September 9, Margaret R. (Purdy).
Beloved wife of the late Frederick Brinkert. Loving mother
of Thomas F. Brinkert and his fiancee Lorraine Hanlin of North Yarmouth, ME
and the late Alan Brinkert. Also survived by several cousins including Keith
and Pauline Purdy both of Westchester, Nova Scotia.
Burke, Mildred Of Cambridge, June 1. Mildred (Sisco) Burke. Beloved wife of
the late Harold R. Burke, mother of the late Mildred Quales. Dear grandmother
of Lorraine, Joanne Quales of Cambridge. Sister of Catherine Earle of Nova
Scotia and the late Marguerite Stead and Edith Sisco.
Of Melrose, Jan. 5, Ralph P. Cameron. Husband of Audrey (Johnson) Cameron.
Father of Valerie A. Rondeau of Lynnfield & Ed F. Cameron of
Atlanta, GA. Son of H. Dorothy Cameron of New Glasgow, Nova Scotia & the late
John Cameron. Brother of Joan Reade of Rockland and Roland Cameron, Gordon
Cameron and Louise Kitchin all of Nova Scotia. Grandfather of Katie, Meaghan,
Jack and Cameron Rondeau all of Lynnfield
In Cumberland Foreside, Maine, November 17, John N. of Tuttle Road, Cumberland
Forside, formerly of Brookline, Mass. Beloved husband of Cassie Emma
MacDougall Campbell. Devoted father of Mrs. Douglas (Norma) Billard.
Grandfather of Molly MacMillan Tierney and Theodore Campbell Tierney all of
Cumberland Foreside, Maine and brother of
Margaret MacInnis of St. Peters, Nova Scotia.
Of Sagamore Beach, March 18, Mary Elizabeth. Wife of the late Edward A. Mother
of Alexander E. Chaisson of Andover, Marilyn A. Hannus of Sagamore Beach and
Mary E. Wilmart of Seattle, WA. She was one of 10 children and is survived by
her brother Robert Fawcett of Woodstock, Ontario and sisters Doris Nicholaides
of So. Yarmouth and Hazel Kilpatrick of New Brunswick, Nova Scotia. Also
survived by 9 grandchildren and 2 great-grandchildren.
H. Evelyn died on Thursday, March 13, a resident of Holliston. Daughter of the
late William Graham of Great Village, Nova Scotia. She is survived by 7
children, Harold John Chambers of Natick, Donald Francis Chambers of
Holliston, Robert Bruce Chambers of Norwood, Karl Chambers of
Yarmouth, Justin Allen Chambers of North Weymouth, Edmond James Chambers of NJ
and Barbara Evelyn Harrison of Wilmington. Also survived by 29
grandchildren and 30 great grandchildren.
Of Lexington, July 20, 1997, Mary (Urquhart). Wife of the late Joseph E.
Chisholm. Mother of Donald A. Chisholm of Lexington, Anita Burnham of
Northboro, Joseph Earl Chisholm of Lexington and Sandra Kuehn of West Haven,
VT. Sister of John Alexander Urquhart of Newfoundland, Effie Macleod of Breton
Cove, Nova Scotia, Rhoda Wagman of Colonia, NJ and the late Angus Urguhart and
John "Jack" Fraser Urquhart. Also
survived by 15 grandchildren and 10 great grandchildren.
Of Dedham, Sept. 2nd, James F. Clement, beloved husband of Mary A. (Durkin)
Clement. Devoted father of William F. Clement of Manchester, MA, Warren T.
Clement of Wolfeville, Nova Scotia. Brother of Robert Clement of Arizona, and
the late Richard, Warren, and Eleanor Clement and Marion Horacek. Also
survived by seven grandchildren. Late WW II Veteran U.S. Army. Member of the
Dedham Retired Mens' Club, Disabled American War Veterans Dedham Chapter #42,
National Assoc of Retired Federal Employees Chapter #1491. Retired employee of
the VA Hospital, West
Roxbury. Late WW II Veteran U.S. Army.
Of Milton, formerly of Hyde Park, Oct. 14. George W. Beloved husband of the
late Katherine (MacDonald) Collins. Devoted father of Barbara A. Ahern of
Canton, Francis L. Collins of Norwood and Donald W. Collins of Nova Scotia.
Brother of the late Louis, Francis, Alice & Fred
Collins. Beloved grandfather of Joseph, Kellie, Keith, Francis and Suzanne
Marie. Great grandfather of Kelsey and Megan.
Of Wellesley, Oct. 18, Dorothea C. (Clark). Beloved wife of George S.
Davenport. Devoted mother of G. Clark Davenport of Lakewood CO., Donald F.
Davenport of Antigonish Nova Scotia, Michael L. Davenport of Centerville MD,
sister of Marcia Kelley of Whitingham VT., also survived by 6 grandchildren
and 1 great granddaughter.
Of Jamaica Plain in her 98th year. July 20. Mary Lillian (Pettipas). Beloved
wife of the late Frank X. DeCoste. Loving mother of Deacon Leonard F. DeCoste
of So. Natick and Sister Francis Marilyn, C.S.J. of St. John's School, Canton.
Dear sister of Joseph R. Pettipas of Nova Scotia. Dear grandmother of Patricia
J. Casalinova, Marilyn
Fields both of Natick and the late Michael L. DeCoste. Great grandmother of 6.
Also survived by several nieces and nephews.
Of North Reading, Nov. 24, Joseph S. Beloved husband of the late Ethel A.
(Surette) Deveau. Beloved uncle of Joyce A. Fitzgerald of Windham, NH, Suzanne
F. Raimo of Ipswich, Alayne M. Flynn of Wakefield, Carole d'Entremont of
Everett and Yvonne Eaton of Nova Scotia, Also survived by a dear friend
Dorothy Cody of North Reading, and 10 grand nieces and
Of Waltham, Sept. 20, Sophie (Doucette). Wife of the late David E. Deveaux.
Mother of George D. Deveaux of Temecula, CA, Raymond C.
Deveaux of Minneapolis, Minn, Joseph P. & Donald W. Deveaux of Waltham, Mrs.
Dominic (Helen) Creonte of Orleans, MA and Mrs. Edward (Eileen) Forster of
Centerville, MA. Sister of Zabine, Zabette and Phillip all of Cheticamp, Nova
Scotia and the late Leo Doucette of Waltham, 23 grandchildren, 13
Of Randolph formerly of Holbrook, Oct 28th, Francis W. Husband of Carol A.
(Murphy) Donnellan. Loving father of Robert F. Donnellan of Norwood,
Francis W. Donnellan of Hull and Teresa A. Donnellan of W. Roxbury. Devoted
brother of Paul Donnellan of Randolph, William Donnellan and John Donnellan
both of Wrentham, Philip Donnellan of CA and Thomas Donnellan of Nova Scotia.
Also survived by 7 grandchildren and many nieces and nephews. Longtime friend
of Judy Schnabel of Holbrook.
Mary Ellen (Barrett), Sept. 7, of Quincy, formerly of Dorchester, loving wife
of Paul Donovon. Beloved mother of Sean Donovan of
Quincy. Daughter of Bridget Barrett of Milton and the late James T. Barrett.
Twin sister of Margaret O'Malley of Milton and sister of Kathleen Barrett of
Milton, Eileen Barrett of Marshfield, and the late James Jr. and Brian
Barrett. Also survived by her brother and sisters-in-law John and Agnes
Donovan of Reading, and Mary Lou Donovan of Halifax, Nova Scotia.
In Dorchester, November 9, Elsie M. (Banks). Beloved wife of the late Harry
Eisan. Devoted mother of Harry, Jr. of Uncasville, CT, Laurie of Dorchester,
Lindsey of Randolph and Leonard of Weymouth. Sister of Geraldine Brown of Nova
Scotia. Also survived by seventeen grandchildren and thirty-two
Of Groton, Martha (Tracy) Eliades, Oct. 4. Wife of the late Stephen Eliades.
Mother of Mrs. Robert (Grace) Clark of Georgia and S. Tracy Eliades of
Arlington. Sister of A. Philip Tracy of Nova Scotia and the late Olive Tracy
of New York City. Also survived by 7 grandchildren and 4 great grandchildren.
Wilfrid P., of West Yarmouth on March 26 at the age of 96. Husband of the late
Irene (Johnson) Elliott and father of Wilfrid F. Elliott of Waltham, Shirley
M. Flaherty of W. Bridgewater, Arlene Mogan of Osprey, FL and Stepfather of
Jane P. Saulnier of Waltham. He is also survived by a brother Edwin Elliott of
Nova Scotia, a sister Phyllis McKay of Nova Scotia, several grandchildren,
several great-grandchildren and 2 great-great-grandchildren.
In Concord, August 18, 1997, Daphne (Walker) wife of Dr. Robert A. First,
mother of Robert A., Jr. of Morristown, N.J., Timothy W. of Concord, Cynthia
B. First of Hamilton and the late Andrew G. First. Sister of Diana W. Mitchell
of Halifax, Nova Scotia, and Henry S. Walker of Toronto. Also survived by 2
Of Watertown Aug. 25. Henry E. Beloved husband of Stella M. (Harvey). Father
of Richard J. of Cape Breton, Nova Scotia, Jeannette M. of American Canyon,
CA, Paul H. of San Jose, CA and Michael E. of Watertown. Grandfather of Lucas
M. and Geena N. Hoffman. Brother of Valerie Goyetche of Cape Breton, Nova
Of Beverly, Somerville and Cherry Hill, Nova Scotia, Jan. 6, Eva (Conrad)
widow of Douglas. Mother of Lucille Greeke of Beverly and Alice Lohnes of
Of Reading, April 21, Mary Loretta (Doyle). Beloved wife of Thomas H. Mother
of Lisa and her husband Stephen Pelland. Grandmother of Stephen T. Pelland all
of Reading. Daughter of Catherine and the late Ernest Doyle. Sister of Lloyd
Doyle, Alice Gillis, Charlotte MacArthur, Cecila Doyle and the late Bernard
Doyle all of Cape Breton, Nova Scotia, Canada
Of Stoughton, June 19, Mary M. (MacLean). Wife of the late Traill U. Mother of
Carolyn M. Carroll of Hyde Park, Joan E. Cogran of Stoughton, Dianna K.
Wilhelm of Bell, FL and Herbert T. of Rockland. Sister of Christine MacVicar,
Florence Cameron, Charlotte MacInnis and Mora Carrigan all of Cape Breton,
Nova Scotia, and the late Archie MacLean. Also survived by 13 grandchildren
and 19 great-grandchildren. Funeral
Of Concord, June 26th, Margaret F. Hanrahan, Daughter of the Late Patrick D.
and Margaret (MacNeil) Hanrahan, Sister of Catherine Chisholm of Nova Scotia,
and the Late Mary MacMillan, Irene Stewart, Marian Marshall, James, David and
Jack Hanrahan, Cousin of the Late Isabel Fleming. Also survived by several
cousins, nieces and nephews.
In Leominster, Dec. 23. Everett G. Husband of Della Marie (Martin) Hatton.
Father of Glendon A. of Leominster, Leanna R. of Randolph, also survived by
two Grandchildren, Nephews & Nieces. He was a World War 2 Veteran serving with
the North Nova Scotia Highlanders Regiment and participated in the invasion on
Leo J. Hunter, widower of Annabel (Greene) Hunter of West Medford, age
96. Father of Harmon P. Hunter of Nova Scotia, Nancy I. Hudson of Dover, NH,
Elizabeth G. Kehoe of Coitut and Charles P. Hunter of W. Medford. Grandfather
of many and uncle of several. Communicant of St. Raphael's Church in West
Medford and member of Local #537, Boston
Of Fontana, CA, formerly of Newton, Mary Alice, age 96, died Jan. 1, 1998,
born in Nova Scotia, Canada. Mother of Helen Hurley of Brunswick, ME, the late
Robert and Jean MacNeill of Fontana, CA and the late Edna R. Shaughnessy of
Waltham. Survived by 16 grandchildren, 26 great-grandchildren and 6
great-great grandchildren.
In Braintree, Dec. 6th, Sadie (Currie). Beloved wife of Milton Jones and
mother of the late Frank Jones. Sister of Margaret Morrison of Nova Scotia,
Canada. Also survived by 2 grandchildren and 4 great-grandchildren and many
nieces and nephews.
Of Billerica formerly of Somerville, June 11, Daniel J. Keane. Beloved father
of Anthony Keane of Everett. Son of the late John and Mary (O'Brien) Keane.
Brother of John Keane of CA, Patrick Keane and Ellen Burrill both of
Somerville, Neil Keane of Charlestown, Catherine Keane and Nancy Sullivan both
of Billerica, and Mary Naugle of Nova Scotia.
Daniel H. of Cambridge, May 2, 1997. Beloved husband of Eileen (McSweeney)
Kelly. Father of Karla & Gary Kelly of Tewskbury, Daniel of Hollywood, CA,
Sheila Rodriguez of Waltham, Emily, Melinda & Kathy Kelly of Nova Scotia,
Canada. Son of Edith (Hamilton) Kelly of Cambridge and the late Frank Kelly.
Brother of Robert Kelly of Cambridge, Sandra Darling of Woburn Eleanor
McGlashing, Mary Higgins, Emily Antonitus & Deborah Bokuniewicz of Cambridge.
Also survived by 1 grandchild and several nieces and nephews Interment Nova
Scotia, Canada.
Of Middleboro, April 18, 1997, Gertrude Eleanor Kennedy, age 90, died at her
home after a period of declining health. Daughter of the late Robert A., Annie
L. (Duhan) and her second mother, Susan M. (Martin) Kennedy. She was born on
Christmas day 1906 on the Duhan Homestead in Admiral Rock, Shubenacadie, Nova
Scotia. Gertrude was employed for 43 years with the Massachusetts Dept. of
Fisheries and Wildlife, retiring in 1973. She resided in Concord, N.H. and
moved to Middleboro in 1983. She is survived by her devoted sister and
caregiver Margaret M. Kennedy of Middleboro, a brother Maurice J. Kennedy of
So. Harwich and she was the sister of the late Mary L. Kennedy of Nova Scotia,
William T. Kennedy of Braintree and Robert A. Kennedy, Jr. of Brockton. She
leaves 8 nieces and nephews, M. Ann (Kennedy) Thibault of Indianapolis, IN,
Mary H. (Kennedy) Bardsley of Fredricton, NB, Canada, Corinne M. Kennedy of
Jamaica Plain, William T. Kennedy of Quincy, Richard M. Kennedy of Milton,
Susan E. (Kennedy) Astone of Nashua, N.H., Robert A. Kennedy and State
Representative Thomas P. Kennedy, both of Brockton, 18 grand nieces and grand
nephews and several cousins in Nova Scotia and the U.S.
In West Roxbury, April 14, 1997, Sally C. (MacLellan), devoted wife of the
late Herbert J., Capt. BPD (ret.), devoted mother of Elaine A. Cullen of
Newton and Herbert J. Jr., Sgt. Area E-18, BPD of West Roxbury. Grandmother of
Herbert J. III and James Adam Langlois of West Roxbury. Sister of Miriam
Averett of L.I., NY, Florence Bosselman of Needham and Malcolm of Nova Scotia
and the late Peter A. and Archie MacLellan of West Roxbury
Carolann (MacLellan) Larkin, age 29, on June 14, 1997, of Dorchester, formerly
of Quincy, wife of Richard B. Larkin of Dorchester, mother of Dominique E.
Larkin, of Dorchester; daughter of Rita P. MacLellan of Kingston, Nova Scotia,
sister of Charles of Danvers, David of Wareham, Daniel of IL, Dominick
MacLellan of Kingston, Virginia MacLellan of Pictou, Nova Scotia and Margaret
MacLellan of Brighton.
Kathryn Morris, 88, formerly of Newburport MA, died December 19, 1997 in Lakes
Region General Hospital, Laconia N.H. Wife of John P. Learned of
Moultonborough N.H. Mother of Marsha R. Morrison of Greenwich CT, Melinda B.
Stanojevic of Yakima WA, Lauchlan M. Learned of Halifax Nova Scotia and
Langdon H. Holloway of Montclair, NJ, 5 grandchildren and 2 great
Of Waltham, August 24, 1997, Harriet M. (Comeau). Wife of the late Arthur J.
LeBlanc. Sister of Catherine Deveau and Mattie Surette, both of Nova Scotia
and the late Gustave, Anslen, Louis, Clement, Emilie, and Rosalie Comeau and
Adele Smith. Also survived by many nieces and nephews.
Of Watertown, formerly of New Dominion & Sydney Mines, Nova Scotia, Jan. 12,
1998, Elsie M. (MacLean). Beloved wife of the late Dr. Rocco V. LeRoy. Devoted
mother of Angus "Gus" & his wife Anne (Ward) LeRoy of Brighton. Loving
grandmother of Michael R., Peter A., Andrew J., & Mary C. Cherished longtime
friend of Jean E. Grant of Watertown. Sister in law of Minnie MacLean of
Sydney Mines, Nova Scotia.
Of Malden, July 10th, formerly of Medford and Cape Breton, Nova Scotia,
Catherine M. (Briand) Lewis. Beloved wife of the late William J. Lewis. Mother
of William Lewis of Malden, Joseph Lewis of Quincy, Robert Lewis of
Somerville, Veronica Giuffre and Frank Lewis both of Malden and Frederick
Lewis of Chelmsford. Sister of Margaret Kane of Medford, Ethel Thomas of
Roslindale, Hazel Shaak of Medford, Alfred Briand of ME and the late Herbert
and Patrick Briand and Elizabeth Crimmings, Also survived by 11 grandchildren
and 3 great grandchildren.
Of Belmont, Jan. 6, Warren T. Beloved husband of Constance (Ponte) Lohnes.
Devoted father of W. Thomas Lohnes Jr. of TX, Kim Aglietti and Steven Lohnes
of Carson City, NV. Brother of the late Eugene F. Lohnes. Also survived by 4
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Earlier this month, prog-metal heavyweights Queensrÿche re-released their 1990 album, Empire (Capitol/EMI), with bonus tracks and a live recording of a concert they played around that time in London. The record contained the the Top 10 single "Silent Lucidity," featuring a string arrangement by Michael Kamen (of Metallica and Pink Floyd fame), which pretty much made the Seattle band ubiquitous until grunge happened. Here, vocalist Geoff Tate and guitarist Michael Wilton reflect on the album.
REVOLVER What do you remember most about writing Empire?
GEOFF TATE We'd just finished the Operation: Mindcrime album and the tour. For me, Empire was about recovering from a really long tour and kind of connecting with the city in which I lived in, so I moved to downtown Seattle; I moved onto a boat. There's a big lake in downtown Seattle, so I was right in the middle of the city. You could walk to all the restaurants and clubs and whatever, so I was really feeling very "downtown" at that point. And spending a lot of time on the boat and writing a lot of songs, I'd take off for a couple weeks at a time and anchor off some island. We have a million islands around here and sit out there with the tape recorders and the notepad and write.
MICHAEL WILTON Sometime between Operation: Mindcrime and Empire, I came up the riff for "Empire."
Did you have any ideas what you wanted that album to be?
TATE Yeah. Very strong ideas. We really wanted to make a record of the time, and to kind of deconstruct our sound a bit. We'd write a song then we'd think, What can we do without here? What isn't absolutely essential to the song arrangement? And we'd take it out so that what we'd have at the end is just the real basics of what it takes to get that song across.
And we didn't want to make a concept record. We wanted to make a record that was just a collection of songs. A lot of different topics. But it had to be stripped-down. It had to have a really strong, catchy melody.
Some people think the trilogy of "Jet City Woman," "Della Brown," and "Another Rainy Night (Without You)" make up a mini concept album, because of the sound effects. Is that so?
TATE That's a good urban myth. Can I use that? We're really big into sound effects, and the idea being that you put the listener into the environment in which the song is taking place.
Did you record the seagulls on "Anybody Listening?" on your boat?
TATE Yeah. We even have a Hitchcock-like appearance by James Barton, our engineer, on that song. He's one of the last things you hear on the whole record. James Barton talking to himself in the studio.
How did you get the other ambient sound effects?
TATE We had these really cool digital recorders with microphones. We'd go out and walk around and we'd have these microphones strapped to us so people couldn't see them. And you just walk around and you can capture all kinds of interesting conversation and environmental sounds and seagulls, for example, and people talking and walking by. It's amazing how much noise is around us at all times. You just kind of get used to it and you blot it out of your mind, but if you listen back to the recording, there's stuff going on all around you. It's hardly ever completely quiet.
I read somewhere that you had tried to record an actual drug deal for "Empire."
TATE Yeah. That didn't go over too well. [Michael laughs] Well, it's kind of a weird situation anyway. And whenever we tried, people would kind of get freaked out and they wouldn't talk. They'd feel something was going on because they're street smart and they've got an incredible antenna. And we just never could make it happen where people would talk openly. We even tried to stage one, and that didn't sound convincing at all, so we gave up on the idea. We probably tried six or seven times. We ended up buying a lot of drugs. [Laughs]
Oh yeah?
TATE Not really. We should put the disclaimer in there. [Laughs]
What inspired "The Thin Line"?
Goeff: Well, a dominatrix in Brussels, I think it was. Are you into S&M, Kory?
I am not. Are you?
TATE Not anymore. [Laughs] Not after Brussels. A little too much for me.
What do you remember about working with Michael Kamen, who did the orchestration on "Silent Lucidity"?
TATE Michael Kamen was just one of the most amazing, creative musicians that ever had been around. He was just an amazing man.
WILTON He'd hear things in his mind that us mere mortals couldn't even come close to.
TATE And then he'd whip out a piece of scratch paper and write a whole chart on a little 5x7" business card. [Laughs] He'd go, "Go play this. This is gonna be great." He was a man who really loved life. He loved art and fine food and wine. And whenever he'd see you, he'd always give you a big bear hug. "Oh, how are you?" That kind of thing. And you just felt immediately close to him, right off the bat. He had this really open acceptance about his personality. He really, really got our band. And vice-versa.
We first met him through James Guthrie, our producer for the Warning album, in London. And Michael had just been working on The Wall with Pink Floyd and [the follow-up to The Wall] The Final Cut. And James said, "I really think that you should listen to this new band I'm working with, Queensrÿche. They've got a couple songs on their record that they really want you to listen to and see what you think." And he ended up composing the orchestration for "Roads to Madness" and a song called "No Sanctuary" on that album. And that started our relationship. That was 1984. And he worked on the Empire album with us, and Operation: Mindcrime, and then we did a really beautiful single for a film, what was that song called, Michael?
WILTON "Real World."
TATE Yeah, "Real World." I just never had enough chances to work with him. I could work with that guy every week. He was fantastic to work with.
Is it true that he wrote the orchestration for "Silent Lucidity" overnight?
TATE Yes. In fact, when we had written "Lucidity," Peter Collins, our producer, didn't really care for the track. In fact he didn't even think it should be on the record. And Chris [DeGarmo, Queensrÿche's second guitarist at the time] and I really believed in the track. And we were pushing, pushing, pushing for it. And we said, "Look, Peter, wait until you hear what Michael does to this with his orchestration before you make your judgment because we think what he's got is gonna be really cool." And finally the tapes came in the mail, and I think Michael was working in England at the time, and we put the tapes up and we're sitting in the studio listening to what Michael did. It was like, Oh, my God. It was so beautiful. He'd just written the most beautiful melodic lines for that song. When it was over, Peter was sitting there with a big smile on his face. And he says, "OK, I stand corrected. It's a great track. It's on the record." [Laughs]
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The music video, which was filmed in Paris, sees the rapper being surrounded by motorcycles and a group of cheering people.
Waka Flocka Flame has dropped the official visuals for "Where It At". He had to travel to Paris, France, to film the music video. Instead of giving some looks at Eiffel tower, the four-minute video sees the other side of the city.
In the video, Waka is seen spitting his bars while being surrounded by motorcycles, four-wheelers and cheering people . There are also scenes that feature the 27-year-old New York-born rapper visiting a local boxing gym with his friends.
Produced by Izze The Producer, "Where It At" can be found in Waka's mixtape "DuFlocka Rant 2". The mixtape was released last May.
Waka is currently working on "Flockaveli Part 2", his third studio album that will follow up 2012's "Triple F Life: Friends, Fans and Family". Timbaland and Wyclef Jean are going to be featured as guests in the album, which will be produced by longtime producers 808 Mafia, Lex Luger and Southside.
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Foundations of Music Education
Final Project
APA Formatting Writing
Final Project Topics:
Assessment in Music
Should the standards be assessed to demonstrate academic viability? Can music arguably maintain a place in the core curriculum without standardized testing?
The Cognitive Properties of Music
Where does music actually come from in our brains? What is the process? Why has it evolved?
Contemporary Music Project
Current Topics in Music Teacher Preparation
What are the hot topics in the discipline? What is being addressed currently? What are the controversies within the discipline of music teacher preparation?
The Educational Value of Popular Music
Four Educational Methodologies: Dalcroze, Orff, Kodaly, Gordon
Don't just summarize each. Compare, analyze, differentiate, etc.
The Influence of Religion in Public School Music Education
Covert or overt? The role of the music educator? Is there a balance? What does research say?
Is Music Advocacy Legitimate?
Must we associate music education with increased academic success? Is that even legitimate? What about music for its own sake?
Is Secondary Music Education Elitist?
Are we educating only a select few in our high schools? Are ensemble programs to blame? How could secondary music education be more inclusive
Manhattanville Music Curriculum Project
Music Education in Higher Education
Should we overhaul the Music Education Curriculum? What courses should be taught in tertiary institutions to ensure a well-rounded, professional music educator?
The Pestalozzian Philosophy of Music Education
Praxis Music Education
Small Ensembles: Can They Work in the Large Ensemble World of Secondary Education?
A way to involve the 80% of students who are not in large ensembles? Will ensemble directors push back?
Standardized Testing in Music: Would It Help Our Cause?
Pros and cons? Would it legitimize music as a core course instead of a peripheral? What does the research say about testing?
The Purposes of Music
What is it actually "good for"? What does research really say?
Tanglewood Symposium and the "Go" Project
Testing Musical Aptitude
What is talent? Can anyone be a musician? What is required?
World Musics in Music Education
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Check your APA manual for proper formatting. I'm still seeing mistakes!
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In Lent, and throughout the year, Sundays are always feast days–always times when we celebrate the resurrection. Relax your Lenten discipline, enjoy a desert, drink a glass of wine. Sunday is the day we recognize God moving fully into our world to reign as King. Welcome God with a feast.
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Acton Vacation Packages
Acton is a great place to base yourself while you are in London as many of the city's main attractions are nearby. Among the most interesting places to explore are the fabulous Chiswick Park and the incredible Ealing Broadway Shopping Center. Two more worthwhile attractions that are located nearby Acton are Ealing Studios and Pitzhanger Manor.
London is famous throughout the world as the home of Big Ben. It is only less than 1 mile (1.6 kilometers) from the heart of the city.
Spend some time in the center of London. Don't miss Buckingham Palace, the Royal Albert Hall and Trafalgar Square.
While vacationing in the Acton area, catch the Brentford F.C. soccer team in winter go into battle at Griffin Park Stadium, Brentford. Even on non game days, you can still head to the stadium for a backstage tour.
To really get to know this fascinating part of the world, consider staying at one of the area's many accommodation options. For a good night's sleep check out the DoubleTree by Hilton London - Ealing Hotel, the Chiswick Moran Hotel, and the popular Hotel Xanadu.


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Felice Swapp
Talk about a global party! Had friends in town for the 2009 show and we are still talking about it - it felt like being home for Carnival. Felt so connected with a crowd of strangers... sang along in a language I don't speak, but which I felt and I understood... basked (and danced) happily in the real and sincere feel of the music...
India.Arie has a few songs that have lingered in my soul for years - ever since I bought her first CD in 2001. Idan's music is rich and moving, and during his riveting show at SFJAZZ a few years ago, the percussionist did a gourd-water drumming sequence that was incredible! Experiencing these two together, live, will be complete bliss.
Thursday, December 1, 7:30pm
at Jewish Community Center of San Francisco
I absolutely love listening to these ultra-talented and ultra-motivated young musicians play. They definitely fuel my "hope for the future" flame — probably because they play so amazingly well right now, in the present! The Combo and the Jazz Orchestra shows are both a must see on my list.
This was one of the first SFJAZZ shows that I attended — loved it! I think I was tapping my feet with such focus that I had to force myself to remember to breathe.
I'm looking forward to becoming a new fan of Huun Huur Tu — I've got a feeling that I'll sit there entranced through the whole thing, acutely aware of every cell in my being, every note gliding by, and every molecule of air floating happily through my lungs.


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(Feb. 7, 2012)
On January 26, 2012, the European Union and 22 of its member countries signed the Anti-Counterfeiting Trade Agreement (ACTA), a controversial pact designed to tighten international controls on violations of copyright and other intellectual property laws. A signing ceremony was held in Tokyo, hosted by Japan's Ministry of Foreign Affairs. (Signing Ceremony of the EU for the Anti-Counterfeiting Trade Agreement (ACTA) (Outline), Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Japan website (Jan. 26, 2012).) The EU will debate ratification of the agreement in June; it is up to the EU to determine whether member nations can enforce ACTA's provisions. (Peter Stanners, Denmark Signs Contentious Anti-Piracy Agreement, THE COPENHAGEN POST (Jan. 27, 2012).)
The agreement was initially signed on October 1, 2011, in Tokyo, by eight nations: Australia, Canada, Japan, Korea, Morocco, New Zealand, Singapore, and the United States. The U.S. government described the pact as a:
groundbreaking initiative by key trading partners to strengthen the international legal framework for effectively combating global proliferation of commercial-scale counterfeiting and piracy. In addition to calling for strong legal frameworks, the agreement also includes innovative provisions to deepen international cooperation and to promote strong intellectual property rights (IPR) enforcement practices. (Anti-Counterfeiting Trade Agreement, Office of the United States Trade Representative website (Oct. 1, 2011) [includes link to text of ACTA]; for background see also Wendy Zeldin, Draft Counterfeiting Pact in Final Stages of Completion, GLOBAL LEGAL MONITOR (Nov. 18, 2010).)
ACTA has been criticized as potentially censoring Internet content; such concerns have led to large public demonstrations, including those in two Polish cities after that country signed the document. Concern over the impact of ACTA on Internet users has focused on provisions requiring Internet service providers to monitor user activity and cut off those users suspected of posting material in violation of copyright protections. (Stanners, supra.) The organization Avaaz, which describes itself as a "global web movement to bring people-powered politics to decision-making everywhere," has called ACTA a threat to Internet freedom and has begun an online petition against the treaty. (Id.; ACTA: The New Threat to the Net, Avaaz website (Jan. 29, 2012).)


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Tricia Williams cemented her spot at state in style Saturday.
Competing in the Region II, Division III powerlifting meet at Gatesville, the Lometa senior set a record for total weight en route to a first-place finish.
Williams won the 220-plus pound weight class by lifting a combined 1,110 pounds, breaking the records for squat and bench press in the process.
In addition to a 390-pound dead lift, Williams produced a 430-pound lift in the squat and did 290 pounds on the bench press.
With the showing, Williams advances to the state meet March 14 in Corpus Christi, where she will look to improve on consecutive third-place finishes.
She is already ahead of schedule of last year's pace after totaling 1,030 pounds at the 2013 state meet, including a record-breaking 265-pound bench press.
Salado's Madalyn Graham also emerged from the meet with a berth at state, delivering a qualifying total of 650 pounds in the 123-pound weight class. Graham had a 235-pound squat, 155-pound bench press and a 260-pound deadlift.
Florence's Amanda Stiles placed second in the 181-pound weight class with 790 total pounds (340 squat, 165 bench press, 285 dead lift), while teammate Shelbie Long finished second to Williams by lifting 1,085 (420 squat, 230 bench press), including a 435-pound dead lift.
Several Gatesville athletes earned bids to the non-UIL sanctioned Texas High School Women's Powerlifting Association state meet at the Region II, Division II meet.
In the 105-pound weight class, Sabra Warren claimed first place (615 total), while teammate Elizabeth Trejo delivered a qualifying total of 710 in the 123-pound weight class. Gatesville 181-pounder Cursti Cope also won her division with 830 pounds, including a 330-pound squat.
Gatesville's Kaydee Sexton won the 220-pound weight class with a squat of 355 pounds, a 195-pound bench press and a 345-pound dead lift to total 895 pounds, while teammate Sarah Walker also qualified in the 198-pound division with a total of 865 pounds.
Lampasas senior Angelica Sanchez was the lone Lady Badger to advance to the state meet, finishing with a qualifying total of 665 pounds in the 123-pound weight class. Sanchez set a division record in the dead lift by hoisting 295 pounds.


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Hey guys, i'm running into an issue when trying to install the 1915:2234 or V1 WUSB54G. From the information provided on ndiswrapper's wiki, the WUSB54G should work with bt4, but i'm running into a problem after installing the WUSB54G drivers to ndiswrapper. When i go to load the drivers into memory i encounter the error.
after looking into the problem a bit, on the linuxquestions forum i found a slight solution (would post url if i could) i found out i might not have the right components for ndiswrapper, and they recommended to see if i had usbcore to, and after checking for usbcore, i received the same fatal warning but this time for usbcoreCode:sudo modprobe ndiswrapper FATAL: Module ndiswrapper not found.
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In this sci-fi TV series inspired by Stephen King's novel, former teen star Anthony Michael Hall reemerges as Johnny Smith, a seemingly ordinary man who awakens from a six-year coma to find he has the ability to see into other people's futures. At first, the local sheriff (Chris Bruno) -- who's now married to Johnny's onetime fiancée (Nicole de Boer) -- sees Johnny's gift as a liability. But his powers ultimately prove to be invaluable.


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Nick, once aimless with a deposition that would make Eeyore seem like Richard Simmons, is now happily dating Jess.
In fact, the governor does not need much more than a ballot line from the aimless, tongue-tied, villain-rich GOP.
It reminds me a little of Raising Hope in that it centers on well-intentioned but aimless people who love each other a lot.
Brinsley got out of jail last July, and was desperate and aimless.
The title track (again, a cover) is an aimless Bo Diddley raveup.
To put all this on paper is weak and aimless, yet it seems to ease my sadness.
"The most pitiable 152 life is the aimless life," says Jenkin Lloyd Jones.
Wandering in this aimless humour, I turned up a lane and found myself following the course of the bright little river.
Just now it was her restless, aimless walking up and down that vexed me.
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RUMOR: Feore Playing The Vulture in "Amazing Spider-Man 2"
Although "Amazing Spider-Man 2" isn't due until next year, rumors continue to circulate on the mystery roles the new cast members will take on in the Spider-Man mythology. Jamie Foxx has been confirmed as Electro and Paul Giamatti has suited up as the Rhino, but many of the other casts' roles are still a mystery. However, a rumor has begun that may shed some light on Colm Feore's character in the film. According to Comic Book Movie Feore will play Adrian Toomes (also known as The Vulture) in the upcoming sequel. If the rumor proves to be true, Feore will likely be the fourth major Spider-Man villain in the movie, taking his place next to Foxx, Giamatti and Chris Cooper as Norman Osborn. It seems that Webb actually may be assembling his own version of Spider-Man's Sinister Six.
In addition to the rumor of Feore's Vulture, Marc Webb has once again taken to Twitter to release a behind-the-scenes photo. While it's not as exciting as the Vulture rumor, it certainly presents a new spin on how difficult it is to get a cab in New York City.
Day 90. It's hailing cabs. twitter.com/MarcW/status/3…
— Marc Webb (@MarcW) June 10, 2013
"Amazing Spider-Man 2" also stars Andrew Garfield, Emma Stone, Dane DeHaan, Shailene Woodley and Sally Field. It opens May 2, 2014.
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Celebrating in Sydney is best done in groups. Big ones. So take your pick, writes Jonathan Pearlman. Here's the best of the action.
Sometimes it seems that all you need is a bunch of home-made films or a turntable. Before you can say John Polson, you've got yourself a festival.
Most of the city's festivals tend to hibernate through the winter and then huddle around the beaches and the harbour in the summer, but there are some early springtime starters.
The music festival circuit, which is reaching saturation point, kicks off with two events in October. On October 7, Triple M's inaugural, male-skewed, M-One festival will feature a mix of rock, comedy and sporting acts. It may be difficult to tell which is which. WWA wrestler Scott Rechsteiner might get some laughs when he destroys opponents with his finishing move - the Steiner Recliner - and so might headline act Billy Idol when he clenches his fist, flares his nostrils and performs a trademark sneer.
Brisbane's Livid Festival, on October 20, is bringing British heavyweights Oasis and Morissey along on its migration south this year with headliners Powderfinger providing a reminder of the festival's roots.
But the festive spirit really takes hold of the city once summer starts in December.
Any self-respecting rock festival should feature some old legends who shake the dust off their guitars and blast out songs that would make half the crowd's parents blush. This year's Homebake concert in the Domain is on December 7. It features Australian and New Zealand acts only and is wheeling out Sydney's Radio Birdman, who split up in 1978, but have continued to reform ever since.
There's a female skew to 2-Day FM's poptastic tie-in festival Rumba! (December 14) at Stadium Australia. It has its own veteran rockers, Bon Jovi, as well as a swag of bright young pop stars including Pink, Natalie Imbruglia and Kelly Osbourne.
The founding father of the touring music festival, The Big Day Out, is on January 25. It's rumoured David Bowie, Underworld, The Foo Fighters and Wilco are keen to take part and The Living End are expected to make their long-awaited return following guitarist Chris Cheney's car accident last year.
Meanwhile, the saturated dance party market has already seen the giant Gatecrasher party falling by the wayside.
But party addicts will still get their fix: MobileHome, on New Year's Eve, which in the best tradition of dance parties is yet to announce its venue, will be followed hours later by Field Day in The Domain.
Then, after a few weeks of lying low, the party resumes with the 10th anniversary of Vibes on a Summer's Day (January 27), whose venue is also yet to be confirmed.
Summer in Sydney is the time when the city's rapidly disappearing minority group - people who don't make short films - get to see what the rest of the population has been working on during the year.
Tropfest, which began on Victoria Street's cafe latte strip as the plaything of an Aussie film-maker with a penchant for elongated speeches, now has hordes of Hollywood stars clambering out of their Fox Studio caravans and demanding John Polson give them a spot on the judging panel.
Last year, 98,000 people turned up in The Domain, joining 20,000 others across the nation, to watch the 16 finalists. Organisers for this summer's festival, on February 23, are expecting more than 600 entries to vie for the first prize valued at $50,000.
Sydney's other major short film festival, Flickerfest, is sometimes unfairly dismissed as Tropfest's younger sibling. Actually, they're more like non-identical twins.
Both festivals are celebrating their 11th birthdays, but Flickerfest - which shows award-winning shorts from around the world is not trying to muscle in on Tropfest's turf. The nine-day festival which kicks off at Bondi Pavilion on January 4, will show films from Thailand, Norway, Japan, Mexico, Italy, Spain and Brazil.
Finally, the annual Sydney Festival is back with its wide range of Australian and international performers, from the classics to hip-hop. Some events are free; some are not.
This year's festival opens on January 4 with an outdoor spectacular at the Opera House (free) and the party continues the following day with the nightly festival bar at Hyde Park Barracks.
January 11 is the day when 80,000 people spill red wine on their blankets while arguing over the merits of dixieland or the weightier issue of who gets the last chicken drumstick at Jazz in the Domain (free).
And on January 18, the wine-stained blankets re-emerge (this time Beethoven's Sixth takes the place of the Dixieland chatter) for Symphony in the Domain (free).
Those who can't wait to hear the roar of the crowd and rub shoulders with strangers can join in the fun of the multicultural arts festival Carnivale which starts today.
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Jennifer Aniston Vogue
Jennifer Aniston knows people feel sorry for her, and she hates it. "It makes my skin crawl," Aniston tells the April issue of Vogue. "Don't make me your victim," she says. "I'm so tired of being part of this sick, twisted Bermuda Triangle." Of course, that triangle is the Aniston-Brad Pitt-Angelina Jolie saga that has been tabloid news for the past year. "All I can do is go on and live my life," the former Mrs. Pitt says. But, she adds, "these are human beings. … It's real." The actress, whose Vogue photographs were shot by Mario Testino, has moved back into the Hollywood bungalow where she was living when she met Pitt. She says she might consider moving from Los Angeles until the paparazzi frenzy settles. And though she speaks frankly about the breakup (without ever saying the names of her ex and Jolie), Aniston is mostly tight-lipped when it comes to Vince Vaughn, her co-star in The Break-Up, due in theaters in June. The two were spotted at an Oscars party. "First and foremost, he's a really good, loyal friend," she tells Vogue. "Fiercely loyal."
The April 2006 issue of Vogue is due out on newsstands in New York and L.A. on Tuesday and nationwide on March 21. More pictures in the gallery including Jennifer Aniston, 37, and boyfriend Vince Vaughn, 35, holding hands and taking a romantic walk together yesterday in the snow in Aspen, Colorado.


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Cologne is famous for its religious architecture, including Germany's most spectacular Gothic cathedral. But this medieval cathedral may soon share the skyline with Germany's biggest mosque. Plans are well under way to construct a mosque featuring two minarets more than 50 meters high and these plans are highly controversial.
With more than 200 churches and a cathedral that attracts 6 million visitors a year, religious buildings are not new to Cologne.
Almost ten percent of Cologne's population is Muslim and this, coupled with the fact that the city is home to the headquarters of Germany's most important Islamic organization, DITIB, has led to Cologne often being regarded as the German capital of Islam.
A mixed reception
In 2006, DITIB launched a competition to design a new mosque for Cologne and the surrounding area. The winning design was by Paul Böhm, who has already designed two churches in the city. All the major political parties supported the project and the city's officials said that the building of a mosque was an not only an excellent opportunity to promote religious tolerance, but also an opportunity to send "a clear message to all those who were using the building of the mosque as an opportunity to try to spread messages of hate and xenophobia in order to stir up trouble in the population."
Many locals are reluctant to discuss the issue of the mosque, with those who do split between a belief in Muslims' constitutional right to practice their religion and worries about the size and consequences of the project.
With an area of 20 000 square meters and a 35 meter cupola, two 55 meter minarets and a prayer room that can accommodate 2000 worshipers, many citizens would like to see the size of the mosque reduced. Yet according to the head of DITIB, Mehmet Yildirim, since the size of the mosque is "nothing other than what was agreed" he sees no reason why further talks should take place.
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Ralph Giordanos is a prominent author from Cologne who has been outspoken in his protests against the mosque, accusing the city's officials of sending a "false signal" about the success of the integration of the Islamic community and of acting as if the views of the local population had "no significance".
Also campaigning strongly against the project is the citizens' group, Pro-Köln. According to its research, 80% of locals are against the project and central to the group's protest is the claim that the mosque will create a Muslim ghetto.
The group's leader, Manfred Rouhs, pointed out that that not only is there already a mosque in the area, but the "Islamic representatives come from Turkey and don't speak German" which "reinforces the presence of a Turkish ghetto".
According to Rouhs, building a mosque in the area will strengthen the predominance of the Turkish language, which has longer term effects such as children who "grow up with Turkish as their mother tongue, have great difficulties at school because they are effectively being taught in a foreign language and as a consequence get bad grades and subsequently have poor employment prospects."
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COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. - Cycling competition kicked off today, for the annual Warrior Games at the Air Force Academy in Colorado Springs, Colo. Like last year's events, the All-Marine team started off strong, earning the first gold medal of the games.
"The Marine team showed up big at last year's Warrior Games on the first day. I just wanted to do my part," said Lance Cpl. Levi Marshall All- Marine Warrior Games athlete. Marshall participated in the 10K recumbent cycling event. He was the first athlete to cross the finish line.
Marshall, who joined the Marine Corps in September 2007, beat out the Army, Navy and Coast Guard, Air Force and Special Operations Command teams in the recumbent cycling by an astonishing three minutes and 36 seconds.
"I heard them announce that I was in the lead," said Marshall "but I did not want to slow down and risk losing the race."
Marshall has been racing for over a year and a half now. He started after a car accident on May 10, 2010, that left him with limited use of his dominant arm and a traumatic brain injury.
"It was hard, said Marshall about his recovery process. "I wanted to be the man I was before I got injured. It was definitely a reality check. There were a lot of things that I took for granted."
Marshall has credited his friends and family with helping him through his recovery and allowing him to be strong enough to be competitive at the 2012 Warrior Games.
"Being able to see other Marines more severely injured than me competing and doing well made me more competitive," said Marshall.
According to U.S. Paralympic Committee, the Warrior Games are designed to elevate abilities through athletic competition for wounded, ill and injured service members by providing a focal event to empower the incorporation of athletics into Military Service wounded warrior programs. The Warrior Games celebrate the achievement and abilities of wounded, ill and injured service members, while building camaraderie and raising awareness for adaptive sports.
This year's events include, cycling, wheelchair basketball, shooting, archery, seated volleyball, swimming and track and field. Marshall, who will also compete in the swimming events later this week, plans to medically retire in June and go to school.
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Prime Minister Julia Gillard won't apologise for the small amount of protected forest being logged in Tasmania, maintaining the needs of all stakeholders have been considered.
The federal government signed a new forestry agreement with Tasmania on Friday, after Greens leader Bob Brown threatened to cancel his regular meetings with the Prime Minister over continued logging in the island's old growth forests.
The new interim conservation agreement will protect "99.5 per cent" of forests in disputed areas including the Florentine, Wedge, Douglas Apsley, Wielangta, Mt Arthur, Bay of Fires and Bruny Island.
At the same time it will allow for about 1,950 hectares, amounting to less than 0.5 per cent of a nominated 430,000 hectares identified for interim protection, to be harvested to meet existing contracts.
Ms Gillard defended the decision to allow the small amount of logging to continue, by pointing out she needed to support workers who faced unemployment after timber group Gunns left the native forestry industry, along with struggling contractors.
"The truth is that market conditions changed for forestry in Tasmania," she told reporters in Hobart on Monday.
"And that meant that we knew, with Gunns leaving the industry, that workers were going to lose their jobs, that contractors were going to exit the industry and go out of business."
Asked what guarantee she could give that the designated 99.5 per cent area would be protected, Ms Gillard said the government would rely on a "verification process" undertaken by independent forest expert Jonathan West.
Stakeholders and environmental groups had agreed to the process, she said.
"This isn't the federal government or indeed the state government saying to stakeholders 'you must do this' or 'you must do that'. It happened the other way around," Ms Gillard said.
"I do expect people who have been in that process every step of the way to hold to the process they agreed to," Ms Gillard said.


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The Pulsipher brothers, along with local contractors, are putting the final touches into the historic downtown Cedar Theatre and gearing up for the grand re-opening this June.
Kolby Pulsipher said renovations are winding down, as they will re-paint the floors and install seating next week.
"We are in the final stages of fixing up the theatre in regards to renovations," Kolby Pulsipher said. "All the HVAC and plumbing has been done, we are just now brainstorming ideas on how to promote the theatre, what movies to show, and getting the community involved."
In regards to movies, Kyle Pulsipher said they want to show classics, westerns, trilogies and latest releases. As for other ideas, they would like to have theme nights, live entertainment and birthday parties, as well as stream UFC fights, Utah Shakespeare Festival plays and away SUU sporting events.
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Manchester City expect Pablo Zabaleta to play with a protective mask against Hull City, but Vincent Kompany is set to be sidelined for a fortnight.
The versatile Argentine had to be replaced in the first half of Saturday's clash with Portsmouth after taking a blow in the face.
It was later revealed that he had broken his nose and was left 'stunned' by the incident on his return to the dressing room.
However, City have now announced that he will see a specialist on Tuesday when a splint is set to be fitted.
Zabaleta would then be able to wear a protective mask and return to training with his team-mates ahead of the trip to the KC Stadium.
The news is not so good on Kompany after the Belgian limped off against Pompey with a groin injury.
Roberto Mancini voiced concern over the problem after the match and Kompany has now been ruled out of City's next two games.
Patrick Vieira, meanwhile, is nearing full fitness after recovering from a calf injury and could be in contention to face the Tigers.