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Robert Schmuhl
Walter H. Annenberg-Edmund P. Joyce Chair in American Studies and Journalism
Office: 1037 Flanner Hall
Phone: 574-631-5128
Email: email@example.com
Areas of Expertise
American Culture, journalistic ethics, journalism, American politics and the media
Former director of Notre Dame's John W. Gallivan Program in Journalism, Ethics & Democracy, Schmuhl often serves as an expert resource for reporters seeking comment on the American political landscape and its relationship with the media. He is a critic of the current state-by-state caucus and primary process, stating, "The process for selecting the highest office is hopelessly confusing, constantly changing and seriously flawed." Schmuhl is the author or editor of 11 books, including "Statecraft and Stagecraft: American Political Life in the Age of Personality," which describes the cult of personality taking over politics, and "Wounded Titans: American Presidents and the Perils of Power."
A frequent contributor to popular publications, Schmuhl's columns, features, and reviews have appeared in the The Boston Globe, Chicago Tribune, Chicago Sun-Times, The Christian Science Monitor, The Philadelphia Inquirer, USA TODAY, The Washington Post, Sports Illustrated, Commonweal, American Journalism Review, The Quill, and many other newspapers and magazines. He has appeared on CBS, CNN, PBS, NPR, the Voice of America, the BBC, Sky News, and several other television and radio programs in the U.S. and abroad. Since 2004, he has offered news analysis from America for RTE, Ireland's public service broadcaster.
Robert Schmuhl on Journalism
Notre Dame's Red Smith Lecture: "When Politicians Meet the Press", Tim Russert
ND Expert: Changing the Presidential Primary System
Obama campaign getting a good deal on text messaging plan
Oprah, Obama and 'celebrity politics'
Presidential primaries system chaotic and broken
Schmuhl criticizes primary system
Obama forms exploratory committee; surprising similarities between senator and Reagan
Debates put focus on telegenic skills
In 'Fifty Years with Father Hesburgh,' Schmuhl paints a warm portrait of former president
2016 presidential campaign shows American politics has reached a breaking point, expert says
Notre Dame junior wins New York Times journalism contest
Notre Dame produces Liam Neeson-narrated documentary to remember Ireland's 1916 Easter Rising
'Town and Gown' event to feature student body president, South Bend mayor
Journalist Ted Koppel to speak at Notre Dame
Thousands celebrate Ireland and Notre Dame in Dublin
1916: What it meant to Ireland
Schmuhl book examines journalism in American culture
Schmuhl to deliver keynote address at Dublin conference
Schmuhl to present R.I. Best Memorial Lecture in Ireland
Schmuhl to serve as visiting fellow at University College Dublin
Robert Schmuhl receives Media Legend of the Year award
Quotable, around the globe
New book by Robert Schmuhl praised in Chicago Tribune review
National Press Club to feature Robert Schmuhl's latest book
American studies professor publishes essay collection
Annenberg gift strengthens journalism at Notre Dame
Los Angeles Times — Obama's campaign mission: Protect his legacy, pummel Republicans — oh, and elect Hillary Clinton
Straits Times — No clear winner in US vice-presidential debate between Tim Kaine and Mike Pence
The Street — Clinton vs. Trump: What's at Stake Tonight for NBC, Fox, ABC, CBS and the Debates Themselves
RTÉ Radio 1 — Morning Ireland: America looks back at the first presidential debate
The Street — Clinton vs. Trump: What's at Stake Tonight for NBC, Fox, ABC, CBS and the Debates Themselves
Irish Examiner — Clinton and Trump get ready to face off in 90-minute televised debate
NewsTalk — Litter, Trump vs Hillary and Scrapping Exams-
El Universal (Mexico) — ¿Doble rasero?
Irish Examiner — Clinton and Trump get ready to face off in 90-minute televised debate
Roll Call — Mike Pence: A Running Mate With Baggage
The New York Review of Books — The Easter Rising: Powerful and Useless
Irish Central — Father Hesburgh of Notre Dame, a light in the dark for so many
RTÉ Radio — Donald Trump overhauls White House campaign_
Irish America — The Touch of The Poet
RTÉ Radio Today With Sean O'Rourke — Roger Casement
RTÉ Radio Today with Sean O'Rourke — US Democratic Convention
RTÉ Radio — Sanders: Clinton 'must become' next US president
RTÉ Radio — Obama criticises Trump's response following Orlando shooting_
The Christian Science Monitor — Trump shuts out The Washington Post: How did we get here?
Irish America — Last Word: An Irish Rebel Girl
Sinclair Broadcast Group — Media spreads Trump's anti-media message
RTÉ Morning Ireland — Trump is last mand standing in Republican race
The Irish Catholic — America and 1916: 'A poets' revolution'
The New York Times — 1916 Easter Rising in Ireland, a Milestone of Foreign Reporting
Irish Independent — New York Times declares 1916 Easter Rising a 'milestone in foreign reporting'
TIME — The American Influence on Ireland's 1916 Easter Rising
The Daily Beast — How America Backed the 1916 Easter Rising
The New York Times — Ireland vs. Empire
Sinclair Broadcast Group — Can anyone save the GOP? It might be too late
NewsTalk — Ireland's Exiled Children: America and the Easter Rising
Irish America — Digging Up the Past
Coleraine Times (U.K.) — Revealed: Coleraine barrister who prosecuted the Easter Rising rebels
Sinclair Broadcast Group — Can anyone save the GOP? It might be too late
RTÉ Radio — Morning Ireland: Could Trump be President?
Irish Times — Niall O'Dowd: Irish America was first to see the significance of the 1916 Rising
Irish Examiner — If all went to plan, what sort of Rising might it have been?
RTÉ Radio — Victories for Trump and Clinton
Irish Independent — An American tale
Irish Independent — What saved Dev from firing squad?
Deutsche Welle — How the US nominates presidential candidates
RTÉ Radio (Ireland) — US enters election year with candidates vying for attention
International Business Times — Election 2016: Warren Buffett Backs Hillary Clinton At Fundraiser For Wall Street Executives
Irish Independent — Bushwhack: George '41' settles some old scores
RTÉ Radio — Biden not running for Presidency
RTÉ Radio — Morning Ireland: Republican Candidates lay out stall in first TV debate
Investor's Business Daily
- GOP Debates: The pros reveal how they watch-II
RTÉ Radio — Morning Ireland: Can Joe Biden enter the race for presidency?
RTÉ Radio — Another Bush set to run for US Presidency
Irish Independent — The end of empire
RTÉ Radio — Obama to send 300 military advisers to Iraq
RTÉ Morning Ireland — How will new Cuba policy affect internal US politics?
USA Today — Obama hosts Easter, Passover events
RTÉ Morning Ireland — US continues to shiver in sub-zero temperatures
Irish Independent — Robert Schmuhl: JFK: elusive in life and unable to escape mystery in death
RTÉ Morning Ireland — Will there be a repeat of the US shutdown in January?
Irish Independent — The culture charts
Irish Independent — Robert Schmuhl: Obama bid for congress support on Syria is a plea for principle over politics
Irish Independent — Robert Schmuhl: Mysterious leaders Parnell and Kennedy continue to charm us
Irish Independent — Robert Schmuhl: Mystery of how Dev escaped 1916 firing squad has only deepened with time
Irish Independent — Robert Schmuhl: From Berlin to the old homestead: why JFK's historic trip wasn't just Blarney
RTÉ Morning Ireland — Obama defends use of drones in 'just' war
Irish Independent — Ghost of Nixon as Tea Party taxman probe comes back to haunt Obama
RTÉ Radio 1 — President Obama under pressure over IRS investigations
Irish Independent — Robert Schmuhl: History is waiting for the president it deserves
Irish Central — Notre Dame political scientist says the Irish run the White House and Congress
Irish Independent — Robert Schmuhl: What John Kerry's inaugural trip abroad tells us about post-Hillary era
The Washington Post — What is Clinton's legacy at State — and her future?
CNN — The great reset: Will Obama's second inauguration let America turn the page?
Irish Independent — Robert Schmuhl: Second term will truly test Obama's mettle
Irish Independent — Robert Schmuhl: That's one battle over but many more to come for indebted States
Irish Independent — Robert Schmuhl: Republicans' win on Rice sets the scene for a long war
Irish Independent — Robert Schmuhl: American poltiics frozen in the December cold as it approaches a fiscal cliff
Irish Independent — … but things were different in Nixon's time
Louisville Courier-Journal — Keeping 'options open,' former Indiana Sen. Evan Bayh hangs on to campaign money
Irish Independent — Robert Schmuhl: We have to ask the question – did Obama really reach out enough?
Morning Ireland — Debate was a bare-knuckle political fight – Notre Dame Professor Robert Schmuhl
Indianapolis Star — Election 2012: Indiana political scientists sift through aftermath of Obama, Romney debate
Indianapolis Star — Richard Mourdock, Joe Donnelly clash in U.S. Senate debate
Lafayette Journal & Courier — Senate debate highlights differences
Fort Wayne Journal-Gazette — GOP wild card in U.S. Senate race
Huffington Post — Mitt Romney's Wawa Gaffe Just Latest Out-Of-Touch Politician Moment
Bill Moyers — The President's Never-Ending Campaign for Cash
The Washington Post — Celebrity as campaign necessity: Obama campaign raffles access to stars in fight for money
UPI — Politics 2012: Indiana, North Carolina, West Virginia kick off final round of primaries
RTÉ Morning Ireland — US presidential candidates ramp up campaigns: University of Notre Dame's Prof Bob Schmuhl
RTÉ News — Obama's Obstacles
RTÉ — Bachmann tops US Republican straw poll
CNBC — Should Obama Go on Vacation While Markets are So Skittish?
Christian Science Monitor — Should Obama Go on Vacation While Markets are So Skittish?
Alaska Dispatch — Is Obama's vacation poorly timed?
RTÉ — Senate votes for US debt deal
Evansville Courier & Press — Indiana Libertarians see an opening on social issues in 2012


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GSA's FTS Launches Nationwide Customer Focus Effort
July 30, 1997
Contact: Bill Bearden (202) 501-1231
WASHINGTON, DC -- The U.S. General Services Administration's Federal Telecommunications Service today launched a nationwide "customer focus week" in an ongoing, all-out effort to improve customer service by educating customers about available FTS products and services and by listening to the particular needs of their wide-range of customers.
The effort from July 30th through August 6th is a follow-on to a recently conducted national customer survey. During the week, FTS employees across the nation will meet with customers to find out what they like or dislike about FTS products and services, and how FTS can improve to better meet their needs.
In announcing the event, Bob Woods, FTS Commissioner said, "Our business is providing innovative and value-added information technology solutions and network services that support our customer's missions worldwide. We are visiting our customers this week to make sure we are 'on the mark' and know what products and services our customers want, both now and in the future."
Woods said that his goal is to have every FTS employee, "beginning in my office and reaching to every support office in every region, visit or talk with at least one customer during the week to let them know we appreciate their business and are committed to meeting their information technology and networking needs."
Recognizing that customer input is a crucial ingredient to making informed decisions about the future, FTS recently had Boooz-Allen & Hamilton develop and administer a customer service survey evaluating customer satisfaction with FTS representatives, products and services.
More than 2,000 FTS customers of local and long distance network services and information technology solutions were surveyed with a 12 percent response rate. This is considered by Booz-Allen & Hamilton to be a sample size large enough to produce acceptably stable data providing 95 percent confidence that findings from this sample replicate this population of users.
The survey revealed the overall satisfaction rate with FTS representatives was 86.4 percent; for products and services, it was 84.5 percent. A large segment of those surveyed neither agreed nor disagreed with certain questions, which indicates that network services customers may not be aware of the information technology solutions services that are available from FTS. Last year, during GSA's reorganization, information technology solutions merged with the telecommunications organization.
The feedback gathered during this week-long process coupled with the survey results should assist FTS in determining if customer needs and expectations are being met and help in forming a basis for making future decisions regarding improving product offerings and services.
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J.Jill is a unique specialty retailer of women's apparel, accessories and footwear. With new collections every month, we always give you easy, inspired styles that let you create a ready-for-anything wardrobe—so you can live the life you love. Save on the latest season's trends and must-haves in misses, petite, tall and plus sizes with J.Jill coupons and Cash Back at Ebates.sg.


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Today we've pushed a lot more information on the next version of the Flex SDK, code name Gumbo. If you check out the Gumbo page on the open source site you'll find the following:
- An updated overview on the themes of the release
- A recorded presentation by Matt outlining the release
- A whitepaper describing the updated component architecture
- Specifications for a number of features
Additionally, we have pushed a whole bunch of source into the public repository. We had kept it private partly because it was using Flash Player 10 which we couldn't talk about for a while, and partly because there was a huge amount of churn and we wanted to have the whitepaper and other presentations ready so that everything would make sense.
We hope you'll peruse at your leisure and talk to us about it on the open source forums!
Note: the first nightly build using all the new stuff may not be available until tomorrow.


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Kerry and I participated in the Color Me Rad 5K run in Fontana today. It was a fun, festive, and very colorful event!
Category: friends
Then and Now
This weekend, I went back to Redlands for my cousin's wedding. A few of my close friends growing up were also in the wedding party.
We decided to sort of recreate a photo we took together at our high school prom in May 2000. Here are myself, Nate, and Nic.
Here we are, 12 years later in April 2012.
2011 Photographic Year in Review
What?! Another year in the history books? I say this every year, but time sure does fly. Especially when you're having fun. This year seemed like one of the busiest yet! Let's take a look back at my photographic year in review for 2011.
See previously, my photographic year in reviews for 2010, 2009, 2008, and 2007.
Help save our friend Amit
Our friend, Amit Gupta, was diagnosed with Leukemia. He needs help in a major way.
I got a call from my doctor, who I'd gone to see the day before because I'd been feeling worn out and was losing weight, and wasn't sure why. He was brief:
"Amit, you've got Acute Leukemia.
"You need to enter treatment right away."
I was terrified. I packed a backpack full of clothes, went to the hospital as he'd instructed, and had transfusions through the night to allow me to take a flight home at 7am the next day. I Googled acute leukemia as I lay in my hospital bed, learning that if it hadn't been caught, I'd have died within weeks.
I have a couple more months of chemo to go, then the next step is a bone marrow transplant. South Asians are severely under-represented in the bone marrow pool, and I need help.
There's a few things you can do to help. Are you of South Asian descent? Swab! Or help organize a drive!
[more info Amit Gupta Needs You]
Word of the Day game
A beautiful Sunday
Nothing like watching the World Cup final with friends on a beautiful Sunday afternoon.
Photo in Geeksugar
A photo of mine appeared in an article about Veronica Belmont and Ryan Block in Geeksugar, for their series of "Geeks We Love" articles!
Nikon D300, Nikkor 24mm f/2.8, and an SB-600 flash w/ LumiQuest 80-20 diffuser.


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Oct 08, 2008 02:56 AM|elbasha|LINK
I have been getting this error and I could never find out the reason for it. So what happened was that I changed the background for my master page and now I am trying to upload it again through Visual Studio using FTP. I keep getting this error:
There were errors during copy web. Please view log for details.
When I click on view log:
Copy from 'C:\Users\..............\site1' to 'ftp://ftp.mywebsite.com/site1' started at 10/8/2008 2:52:48 AM.
Copy file MainPage.master from source to remote Web site.
Has error -- Unable to add 'site1/MainPage.master' to the Web site. The file site1/MainPage.master has been modified by (unknown) on 07 Oct 2008 23:23:00 -0400.
Copy from 'C:\Users\\..............\site1' to 'ftp://ftp.mywebsite.com/site1' is finished. Completed at 10/8/2008 2:52:50 AM.
Oct 08, 2008 05:31 AM|KAbhishek|LINK
Try FileZilla ftp client its very easy and best for uploading files on the server.
Oct 08, 2008 11:50 AM|elbasha|LINK
I have another FTP program, but I would really rather stick with visual studio since in there i can see what has changed and I could change codes and then directly upload it in the same program.
12480 Points
Oct 08, 2008 03:56 PM|Bruce L|LINK
If I remember correctly, what you are seeing is a bug w/ VS.NET. I remember one of our customer had the same problem and confirmed w/ MSFT. I forgot what the detail was but I think it was related to the server sending the wrong timestamp on the file.
You may be better off w/ a 3rd party FTP client.


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|From: Henk Boom (henk at henk.ca)
Date: Thu Mar 5 23:15:53 EST 2009
2009/3/5 Stephen Bloch <sbloch at adelphi.edu>: > However, there are more complicated self-referential data types that are > difficult to do without mutation. For example, consider > (define biglist (list 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0)) > (define partlist (rest (rest (rest (rest biglist))))) > From "partlist", you can easily get the 5th element of the original list, or > move forward to the the 6th element and so on... but there's no way to "move > backward" through the original list to see the 3rd element of the original > list, because "partlist" doesn't contain that information. For some > applications it's very useful to be able to move both backward and forward > through a large list, and the usual data structure to do that is called a > "doubly linked list". Since the 5th element of a list has to "know" about > both the 4th and 6th elements, both of which have to "know" about the 5th, > the usual way to build a doubly linked list is to create the 6th element, > then create the 5th element referring to it, then MUTATE the 6th element so > that it knows about the 5th element in turn, then create the 4th element > referring to the 5th element, then MUTATE the 5th element so it knows about > the 4th element, and so on. This is difficult to do without mutation. You could also do something like this: ; file dlist.ss #lang scheme/base (provide dlist previous next current) (define-struct triplet (previous current next)) (define (dlist x . xs) (make-triplet '() x xs)) (define (previous dlist) (make-triplet (cdr (triplet-previous dlist)) (car (triplet-previous dlist)) (cons (triplet-current dlist) (triplet-next dlist)))) (define (next dlist) (make-triplet (cons (triplet-current dlist) (triplet-previous dlist)) (car (triplet-next dlist)) (cdr (triplet-next dlist)))) (define current triplet-current) ; repl > (define biglist (dlist 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0)) > (define partlist (next (next (next (next biglist))))) > (current partlist) 6 > (define going-back (previous (previous partlist))) > (current going-back) 8 I used a data structure like this for a Turing Machine simulator I wrote a few years ago, it implements a tape as two stacks, and can be simply extended to support cheap functional update. In my use of it, though, the tape was boundless, so I was using bottomless stacks. Henk
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BUCHAREST (Apr. 24)
Fighting between Roumanian and Jewish students has broken out anew today. Many clashes occurred between Roumanian students and Jewish passers-by on boulevards. The Jews offered strong resistance and forced the Roumanians to withdraw.
The latter also renewed their boycott against their Jewish colleagues, forcibly preventing them from entering the university. Most lectures have therefore not been held yet.
Complete quiet has been restored at the University of Klausenburg, according to reports which reached Bucharest today, and lectures have been resumed.


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Kangaroo Bluff Battery
Kangaroo Bluff Battery historic site, was built in the 1880s to support the Queens Battery (located at the Domain in Hobart) and the Battery Point battery in protecting Hobart from enemy ships. The guns were never fired in anger and the atmospheric location is today a popular picnic site.
The construction of a battery on the eastern shore of the Derwent was considered as early as 1840, but it took an unscheduled visit by two Russian warships 1n 1873 to stir the authorities into action. However, construction didn't begin until 1881.
Two massive cannons arrived from England in 1882. Each cannon had an overall length of 20 feet and weighed about 14 tonnes. Residents of the eastern shore celebrated the firing of the first shot on 12 February 1885.
The entrance to the fort is located at the junction of Gunning Street and Fort Street, Bellerive.


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[HUB Workbench] Building A Good Company Series Part 4: Sustaining The Planet
Unnamed Organizer
Wednesday, March 13, 2013 from 6:00 PM to 8:30 PM (PDT)
Who's Going
San Francisco, California
London, United Kingdom
Florence, Italy
Event Details
How can we build companies that measure results in terms of sustainability and positive impact on communities? This five part course is an intensive experience that provides entrepreneurs and executives with the concepts, tools and strategies needed to build enterprises that address economic as well as social and environmental needs. Through a series of lectures and exercises, this course will help you build a plan for creating or transforming your business.
The course will continue on February 27, March 6, March 13 and March 20. You can sign up for the entire series or for individual workshops.
Workshop 4: Sustaining the Planet
Content: What is your company's relationship with the environment? In what ways do you or can you protect or restore the environment? We will analyze how a GOOD COMPANY can act to be conscious of its environmental footprint and sources of raw materials. We will review the measures that GOOD COMPANIES use to reduce waste,conserve energy and water and reduce the use of toxic materials. We will discuss what it takes to be a 'one planet" company. You will learn the 5 areas to focus on reducing waste and energy consumption in your business.
Guest Company: Method, Patagonia and Traditional Medicinal are among the companies that are leading the way to sustaining the planet.
Activity: You will prepare your personal environmental footprint. You will review your organization's footprint and leave the workshop with a list of opportunities and goals for your company.
About Dr. Girling and Mary O'Connor
Professor Robert Girling received his Ph. D. from Stanford University and has taught and consulted in 20 countries. His previous professional experience includes teaching at the Federal University of Bahia, the Federal University of Minas Gerais in Brazil, the University of the West Indies, and American University in Washington D.C. He has consulted with the World Bank, USAID, the United Nations, and the International Center for Research on Women. He is a social entrepreneur who co-founded LIDERE, a school improvement program in Brazil which worked with 80 schools in Northeastern Brazil and a co-founder of the Sustainable Enterprise Conference series. Professor Girling is the author of over 50 articles and books including Structures of Dependency (1973); Multinational Institutions and the Third World (1985); Education: Management and Participation (1990); A Escola Participativa (10th ed.) (2006); The Good Company (2012)
Mary O'Connor is an organizational consultant and the founder of The Institute for Social Entrepreneurship, a training and coaching company that helps visionary entrepreneurs stimulate innovation and productivity, and create profitable businesses. She is an expert in marketing strategy and business development, with a specialty in green business strategy. Ms. O'Connor has helped hundreds of businesses create breakthrough results using transformational technology including KPMG, New Leaf Paper, YWCA and Solar Sonoma County. She co-founded the North Bay Sustainable Business Alliance in 2007, providing a social networking forum for green business. She is a facilitator of the sustainability education program "Awakening the Dreamer, Changing the Dream". Mary is on the steering committee for the Sustainable Enterprise Conference and a fellow of the Leadership Institute for the Ecology and the Economy. A national public speaker, Mary leads presentations and workshops on Sustainable Leadership, the Power of Green Business, and Social Entrepreneurship. She graduated from Sonoma State University with a BA in Anthropology, and received her MA in Organization Development from SSU in 2006.
When & Where
HUB Berkeley
2150 Allston Way
Wednesday, March 13, 2013 from 6:00 PM to 8:30 PM (PDT)
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...you'll find a learning platform that's so intuitive from the start, it's a joy to use. So intelligent, it defies physical classroom boundaries and actually recommends course content. And so inspiring, it immediately puts the focus back on the learner.
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Keeping teachers on track and students up-to-date. Tasks, updates and events are available right after logging in.
Your Students page gives teachers a quick overview of all learners and their recent activity.
Teachers can easily follow-up on individual students, and even message them while checking their recent grades or activity.
The library makes it easy for teachers to find and share relevant learning material.
Stay tuned, more digital classroom marvels are on the way:
New Search
New Planner
Easier File handling
Google & O365 Integrations
Parent App
Students can comment and interact with their teacher directly within each post.
Instant communication with students and groups across any device.
Links to itslearning content and embedded resources such as YouTube videos, can easily be shared in a bulletin or message, or added to the planner.
To optimize the workflow of the most common actions.
Simple, distraction-free screens and modern familiar patterns. You can focus on tasks not tools!
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Filed under: Military families
Think of stress as a balance scale. All the situations you find stressful are heaped up on one side. How you deal with them is on the other side. The trick is learning to balance the two sides (or even better, having your coping resources outweigh the causes of your stress).
Everyone feels overloaded at times, when stress seems too much to handle. This can be compounded with multiple family demands—from finances, children's needs, managing work and family demands, and fostering your relationships. Here are two suggestions to help you find balance:
- Find out what practical needs are causing your stress and come up with possible ways to address them using HPRC's problem-solving tips. For example, you know that you need seven to eight hours of sleep a night, but you and your partner seem to manage only five hours or so. So discuss possible solutions with your partner. For example, set a bedtime and stick to it no matter what chores aren't done; put the kids to bed at an earlier time; create a wind-down routine 30 minutes before bedtime in order to get that eight hours—and stick to it! Then pick one of these possible solutions, try it out for a week, and then re-assess. If it doesn't work, pick another; or if it does work, maybe tweak it a little to make it even better.
- Once you have plans to deal with the sources of your stress, then you can focus on managing your stressful feelings. There's no need to continue feeling stressed out while you put your plan into action. Try some of the "behavioral strategies" in HPRC's Managing Emotions that you can do anywhere with minimum fuss, such as deep breathing, progressive muscle relaxation, or other relaxation strategies. You can even teach them your children and do them together as a family. Learn how in "Calming & Grounding Activities" from the FOCUS Family Resiliency Training Manual, which describes several shared activities.
And check out HPRC's Mind-Body Skills section for resources that are geared more for you as an individual.
A lot of money-saving challenges have been sprouting up all over the web. These savings challenges may seem like one-size-fits-all easy-savings plans, but can they really help Warfighters save money?
As for most for financial questions, the answer is "it depends." For some, using one of these challenges can be a fun, easy way to set aside additional savings, but for others it could be a futile attempt ending in frustration. Problems arise when the lofty savings goals touted by such plans just don't fit your lifestyle.
So what then? Should you give up and do nothing? No! Have a savings goal, but make sure it's one tailored to your own financial abilities. Start with an understanding of what you can save, and be realistic about your savings goals and how they can fit into your life. If $200 a month is too much, then don't aim to save $2400 by the end of the year.
If you decide you can save $1400 a year, that averages out to be $26.50 per week, or about the cost of two pizzas. Maybe you can save more some weeks than others. If so, then just keep track of what you've saved. As long as you average about $115 per month, you can reach your goal of $1400 by the end of the year. If you start to see that your goal was too ambitious, don't be afraid to adjust it instead of being disappointed at the end of the year or, worse, giving up.
For more information, visit Military OneSource's "How to Save" web page.
More than likely you've learned some great and helpful relationship skills through the years to keep your relationships strong. It can often be helpful to add some more to your tool belt to keep things going well (or to get them back on track). Check out HPRC's "Keeping Strong Family Relationships for Military Life" for some strategies.
HPRC recently posted an article with questions that parents of deploying Warfighters need to ask, but families of National Guard and Reserve Warfighters have additional challenges when their Warfighter deploys (such as being away from support at installations, financial changes, and shifts in childcare). It can help to think through some of these challenges and come up with a game plan ahead of time. Here are some examples to start with:
- Who needs to know about the upcoming deployment? (Teachers, doctors…)
- What's the plan in case of an emergency (either stateside or while deployed)?
- Will the childcare arrangements need to shift during deployment? (This is especially important for single parents.)
- Will family income be reduced? Who will manage finances during this time?
- How will family members keep in touch with the deployed Warfighter? Does everyone in the family agree, or are there individual preferences? (For example, your oldest child may prefer to Skype rather than write letters.)
- Are there any military support organizations those at home can use for extra support?
- Will any holidays or birthdays be missed during the deployment? If so, maybe something special can be done ahead of time and saved for the specific day.
For more information on resources for before, during, and after deployment, check out the "Deployment" section of HPRC's website.
Building family resilience is a process that lasts a lifetime, but it can be immensely rewarding. But what is resilience and how can military families in particular build it? HPRC has a resource called "Building Family Resilience" that can give you answers to these questions. The article covers military-specific stressors for families—including how deployment and reintegration impact family relationships, war-related physical and mental health conditions, and individual stress responses and risky behaviors in family members, both adults and children. It also highlights three key resilience-building skills—mind-body, cognitive-behavioral, and communication—and highlights resources to build resilience. Check it out.
For more information on building family resilience, check out the Family Resilience section of HPRC's website.
Calling all parents of deployed or soon-to-be deployed Warfighters! With your son or daughter's deployment—particularly the first one—there are probably questions that need answering before your son or daughter heads out. Experts suggest some of the following may help prepare for your child's deployment:
- Help your Warfighter figure out what responsibilities need to be covered while he or she is deployed and which ones can be managed from abroad. For example, how will the cell phone bill get paid? If he/she has a pet, who will care for it? Are there any bills that can be put on autopayment (such as a car payment)?
- Also, who will keep/store the car, motorcycle, or other belongings? Will anyone be allowed to drive or use them?
- Then there are the tough but necessary questions such as who will make medical decisions if your Warfighter becomes disabled and who will be the beneficiary of death benefits.
- Finally, if your Warfighter has a girlfriend/boyfriend/wife/husband, make sure you know them and have established open lines of communication, as they are often the ones with the most information about your son or daughter while deployed.
Planning for these kinds of details ahead of time can help make deployment(s) go smoothly. You can also encourage them to take advantage of their G.I. benefits for schooling while deployed. For more resources to help with deployment, explore the Deployment section of HPRC's Family & Relationships domain.
Do you ever feel that you and your partner talk about the same issues over and over again? You're not alone: Only 30% or so of the problems couples struggle with can actually be solved, leading to discussions that keep coming up about the other 70%. Solving the issues that can be solved is great, but learning how to interact in a positive manner about the "perpetual problems" is a good skill in any relationship.
One way to do this is to go through a structured problem-solving strategy such as this:
- Specifically state the issue.
- Briefly state why the issue is important.
- Brainstorm and discuss possible solutions to the issue.
- Have everyone involved agree on a realistic "solution"—even if it's just a game plan for how each person is going to respond about the topic.
- Pick a specific amount of time to try the solution.
- Then give the solution a try.
Remember, the "solution" doesn't have to mean a resolution to the problem; it can just be about new ways to approach the issue. For example, if you fight over one of you being late frequently, discuss ahead of time how you each would like the other person to respond. Maybe the latecomer needs to call or text if running late, or the punctual person calls ahead to find out if the other will be on time. And maybe you need to set a window of time rather than something exact.
For more tips on communication between two people, check out "Basic Training for Couples—Communication" and more in HPRC's Relationship Enhancement section.
November 11th is Veterans Day. HPRC would like to take this moment to thank each and every one of our Veterans and their family members who have so selflessly served our country. The VA describes Veteran's Day as "a celebration to honor America's veterans for their patriotism, love of country, and willingness to serve and sacrifice for the common good."
Thank you to our Vets!
In relationships, "capitalization" refers to the process of sharing good news with one another. It's easy to sympathize with buddies when times are tough, but studies have shown that responding to good news with support and enthusiasm helps build stronger relationships between individuals. So remember to receive good news from coworkers, friends, and family with enthusiasm. It can not only strengthen your relationships but also create a positive environment.
For more information on building strong relationships, check out the Family & Relationships domain.
A new app for promoting military family resilience—Focus On The Go—has been released in partnership with the FOCUS (Families Overcoming Under Stress) resiliency program. It has a variety of activities and resources for your entire family, including skill-building games with more than 40 levels for a variety of ages, including parents.
For more resources to help build family resilience, check out HPRC's Family Resilience section.


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In case you missed it the past few mornings, things are different. Tammy is back. And I mean back!
After a 4 year hiatus of kid hauling, momin' around she finally decided that she was ready to crank it up and get back to Kickin' Country. We missed her!
Take this morning for instance. Dan, Bryan and Tammy were talking NFL Football. Was that just lip service when Tammy said she was ready for the season. I mean looking forward to it?! Nope. She promptly told me of a 'bet' that she was thinking about making with Bryan Bjerke.
Hey, it could happen. It might not, but it could. But I'll tell you this, it's the kind of fun, morning show stuff that you can expect in coming days. Dan, Tammy and Bryan…The Big Breakfast on Kickin' Country!
Got me thinking, that the loser should have to get their toe nails done in the other guys favorite teams logo. It seems Tammy is a Detroit Lions fan! We'll have to set a party up with the Parkston listeners before the end of the season.
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Justice for Jose Maria Sison Page
Free Joma Sison
rallies were held in front of the Dutch embassies in Manila, Hongkong,
Vancouver, The Hague, Rio de Janeiro, Istanbul, Oslo and other cities, all one in condemning US-Dutch-RP
fascism and demanding the immediate release of Prof. Jose Maria Sison,
September 7, 2007.
Prof. Jose Maria Sison, NDFP
Chief Political Consultant, was arrested on August 28, 2007 on trumped-up
charges by the Arroyo regime, Police raids were also conducted on the
homes of several Filipinos.Posted August 29, 20007
Bayan holds march rally to mark Joma's release with a call to the US, Dutch
and RP governments to stop persecuting Prof. Sison,
Sept. 14,
Welcome presscon and gathering for Joma
at the NDFP office in Utrecht after his release,
Sept. 13, 2007
Please visit the Free Joma
San Francisco gathering listens to an address by Prof. Jose Maria Sison
and had an open forum afterwards,
Sept. 21, 2007
DEFEND SISON activities in
Hongkong, Geneva, Sydney and The Hague, posted
Sept. 30,
The Justice For Joma
Committee - Canada pickets the Dutch embassy in Ottawa and their
consulate in Toronto,
Sept. 26,
3 videos and 1 audio on the arrest and detention of Prof. Jose Maria Sison
Milan, Italy. Filipino migrant group and their friends and
supporters hold a picket-protest at the Philippine Consulate to denounce
the arrest of Prof. Jose Maria Sison and demand his immediate release,
Sept. 7, 2007
Brussels,: Solidarity groups in Brussels stage a picket rally n
front of the European Union Commission building to press for the release
of Prof. Jose Maria Sison, Sept. 10, 2007
The Hague, The
Netherlands:: Free
Joma Sison picket rally at the Palace of Injustice,
Sept. 7, 2007
Istanbul, Turkey.
Militant groups picket the Dutch embassy to protest the arrest and
detention of Prof. Jose Maria Sison,
Sept. 7, 2007
London. Filipinos and supporters held
a picket at the Dutch embassy in London denouncing the arrest of Prof.
Jose Maria Sison and demanding his release.
Sept. 7, 2007
Brazil: Members of democratic movements held a demonstration in front of
the Dutch Consulate in Belo Horizonte, Minas Gerais state demanding the
immediate release of Prof. Jose Maria Sison.
Sept. 6, 2007
Ottawa, Canada: Overseas
filipinos and supporters picket in front of the Embassy of the Netherlands
to demand the immediate release of Prof. Jose Maria Sison. The
demonstrators also protested raids on the homes of other progressive
Filipino migrants and refugees in the Netherlands,
Sept 7. 2007
Vancouver:Canadians and
Overseas Filipinos denounce Dutch government for Sison arrest,
intervention in Philippine affairs,
Sept. 7, 2007
Oslo, Norway: Members of
the Filippinsk Ressurssenter (FRS) and other Norwegian support groups held
a picket in front of the Dutch embassy to protest the arrest and detention
of Professor Jose Marie Sison in the Netherlands,
Sept. 7, 2007.
Manila: Youth groups Anakbayan and the League of Filipno students
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Hongkong human rights
groups want the real murderers in Philippine killings jailed and demand
the release of Prof. Jose Maria Sison,
Sept. 7, 2007
Jakarta, Indonesia:: Front Mahasiswa Nasional (FMN)
and ILPS Indonesia hold protest picket at Dutch embassy in Jakarta for the
release of Prof. Jose Maria Sison,
Sept. 2, 2007
Sydney, Australia: Filipinos and Australians picket the Dutch
consulate to protest the arrest of Prof. Jose Maria Sison,
August 31, 2007
Vienna, Austria:-Marchers from Anti-imperialist Camp, ATIGF, Komak-mi and International
League of People's Struggle (ILPS) rallied at the embassies of the
Netherlands and the Philippines in Vienna, Austra, Sept. 4, 2007
go to the Inquirer webpage on Prof. Jose Maria Sison
Washington, USA: PNW BAYAN meets with the Dutch
Consular Assistant in Bellevue, Washington and delivers letter rergarding
the arrest of Prof. Sison by Dutch police,
August 30, 2007
Manila: Police violently disperse
peaceful march to the Dutch embassy of cause-oriented groups under BAYAN
protesting the arrest of Prof. Jose Maria Sison,
August 30, 2007
Montreal, Canada:: The Centre for Philippine Concerns (CAP-CPC) and anti-imperialist friends
held an indignation picket in front of the U.S. consulate in Montreal to
demand the release of Professor Jose Maria Sison,
August 29, 2007
Manila: BAYAN leads Free Jose Maria
Sison rally at QC Mabuhay Rotonda,
August 31,
Taipei, Taiwan:: Members of Migrante International (Taiwan
chapter), Labor Rights Association and Taiwan Committee for Philippine
Concerns held a rally at the de factor embassy of the Dutch government at
the Dutch Trade Office in Taipei,
Sept. 2, 2007
Vancouver, Canada:: Inidignation rally against the unjust arrest of Prof. Jose
Maria Sison,
August 29, 2007
Los Angeles, USA:: Free Joma
Sison protest rally at the Dutch consulate,
August 30, 2007
New York, USA: Former US Attorney General and world-renown
international human rights lawyer pledges to defend Prof. Jose Maria
Sison, August 31, 2007
New York, USA:: Protesters in New York City, led by Bayan USA and the New York Committee
for Human Rights in the Philippines call forthe release of Prof. Jose
Maria Sison,
August 29,
Amsterdam, The Netherlands: Solidary activists hold a picket rally in
Amsterdam to demand the release of Prof. Jose Maria Sison and remember the
victims of enforced disappearnces,
August 30, 2007
Manila: BAYAN held a Free Jose Maria Sison
press conference while youth groups stage a protest rally in front of the
Dutch embassy, August 29, 2007
Seoul, Korea:
Migrants and peace groups in
Korea call for the release of Prof,. Jose Maria Sison with a picket in at
the Dutch embassy,
August 31,
Toronto, Canada:
-Filipinos and Canadians call for the release of Prof. Jose Maria Sison
in nationwide actions,
Sept. 1, 2007
Bandila: Joma Sison faces 90
daysSept. 15, 2007
Welcome for Joma after release, Sept.13,
Eni Lestari: Free Joma Sison now, Sept. 1,


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A red-letter week for Canberra tennis just got a little better after Tennis ACT product Alex Nancarrow won her first professional singles title on Sunday night in Serbia.
The 20-year-old recovered from dropping the first set in the final of a $10,000 ITF tournament against Macedonian top seed Lina Gjorcheska to win 4-6, 6-4, 6-2.
It was further good news after Canberra star Nick Kyrgios' fairytale charge to the Wimbledon quarter-finals.
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Eckerd College
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- Division: II
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Division-II College World Series runner-up in 1977
Eckerd College was founded in 1960 as Florida Presbyterian College. The name was changed in 1972 after a $12.5 million donation from Jack Eckerd.
Eckerd has had several alumni who have played baseball professionally. In 2005, Ryan Searage was selected in the 18th round of the Major League Baseball Draft by the Pittsburgh Pirates. The previous year, Billy Evers, the son of former Tampa Bay Devil Rays bench coach Bill Evers, also an Eckerd alumnus, was selected by the Tampa Bay Devil Rays as a right-handed pitcher. Florida Marlins reliever Jim Mecir is an Eckerd graduate, as well. Josh Beauregard ('03) had a successful year in Independent ball in 2005, following a release from the Oakland Athletics. The most famous baseball alum from Eckerd is former All-Star Steve Balboni, who hit 181 home runs in his major league career. To this day, Balboni still holds the Kansas City Royals' single-season home run record. Other notable alumni include Brian Sabean, general manager of the San Francisco Giants, Craig Albernaz, Brian Butterfield, Ismael Cruz, Dave DeFreitas, Billy Evers, Bruce Joyce, Tim Karkatselos, Joe Lefebvre, Bill Mathews, Jon Mueller, Dave Pano, Mickey Pina, Stan Saleski, Roy Silver and Carlos Tosca.
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- Bob Porterfield, 1964
- Al Brazle, 1965
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CBS: Cooper released from pledge
"I am prepared to testify. I will comply" with the court's order, Cooper told U.S. District Judge Thomas Hogan. He said he'd just received a direct personal communication from his source, freeing him from his commitment to keep the person's identity a secret.
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Young musicians find work by creating it
If competition drives innovation, then musicians have to be more innovative than ever before.
Each year, America's higher-education music programs generate about 11,000 graduates, 5,600 of whom are performance majors. Yet, there were only 192 openings at the country's top 60 orchestras in 2008 and 201 openings this year.
The figures are from ongoing research by Brandon Van Waeyenberghe, who is director of corporate giving for the Houston Symphony and previously worked at the Pittsburgh Symphony. His goal is to "throw a quantitative light on a question that musicians know anecdotally: There are not that many jobs."
Independent musicians, who don't have full-time gigs, are adapting in many ways — from using the Internet to forming their own groups.
Pittsburgh's Alia Musica, for example, was formed in 2006 by young composers to perform their own music. Ion Sound Project, formed eight years ago, grew out of the joy of playing chamber music together and to support young and local composers.
"There are ways in which it has never been a better time to be a musician. There are many more kinds of opportunities than before for a savvy individual musician that were inconceivable 50 years ago," says David Cutler, a composer, arranger, pianist and conductor. He is also associate professor of music and coordinator of the music entrepreneurship studies at Duquesne University.
Cutler's new book, "The Savvy Musician" (Helius Press, $19.99), has been praised by Jeffrey Ziegler of the Kronos Quartet as "hands down, the most valuable resource available for aspiring musicians."
There isn't one model for cobbling together a musician's life. Some jobs generate most of the income. Others are valued for artistic independence and other rewards.
"Savvy musicians are excitable about many kinds of projects. Sometimes they have several income streams and many activities," says Cutler.
Alia Musica
"We wanted to create an organization where our music was the priority," says founding artistic director Federico Garcia about his fellow composers in Alia Musica. Its performers are its composers, who are proficient on an instrument, supplemented by other musicians as needed.
As a student at Carnegie Mellon University or the University of Pittsburgh, there are "required performance opportunities," Garcia says. "But after that, we're nobody's priority."
Carefully prepared performances serve more than the personal gratification of the young composers. They are the basis of recordings that can be sent to competitions and performers who want to check out the new compositions or be posted on the Internet.
But Garcia stresses that performances are also essential to a composer's growth.
For example, in November, the Pittsburgh Symphony performed Antonin Dvorak's Symphony No. 7, which Garcia says is "an amazing masterpiece."
"But if you listen to Dvorak's Fifth, it's not that good," Garcia says. "He was able to write the Seventh because he had the chance to hear his Fifth and Sixth and to learn" from his own music how to improve.
Experience may be priceless, but for Alia Musica's composers, these days, it's also payless. Garcia says the performers have very seldom been paid for their services in the past two seasons because of cutbacks in foundation grants caused by the recession.
"When we have money from grants, we've been able to pay for performers," he says. "Mostly, the arrangement now is that they don't have to pay membership dues," about $100 per season.
Ion Sound Project
Flutist Peggy Yoo is one of the founding members of Ion Sound Project.
"The premise was not original — to create a money-making ensemble," she says.
After eight years, the group isn't there yet. Although, in 2008, Ion Sound Project became the first ensemble in residence at the University of Pittsburgh, its members are at best breaking even for their involvement. They support themselves from other work.
Yoo, for example, earns most of her income from teaching at Chatham University and privately and she subs with the Pittsburgh Symphony.
Making money wasn't the only impetus for forming the group. It grew out of a chamber-music party at which the musicians found unusually gratifying chemistry with each other.
Cellist Elisa Kohanski says the group is about "making great music and enjoying the creative process."
"Amazingly," she says, "it continues to be that for us."
Kohanski started her freelancing career while still studying at Carnegie Mellon. She recently became principal cellist of the Pittsburgh Ballet Theatre Orchestra and a section player with Pittsburgh Opera Orchestra. She performs with the orchestras in McKeesport; Erie; Wheeling, W.Va.; and Youngstown, Ohio. None are full-time jobs. She drives 30,000 miles a year to and from her jobs.
The Ion Sound musicians share administrative functions.
"(Pianist) Rob Frankenberry is very talented when it comes to arranging and has great knowledge of repertoire," says percussionist Eliseo Rael. "I tend to do a lot of the PR, posters, brochures and managing our Internet presence — our Web site, Facebook, MySpace and Twitter."
If making money is the priority, working on Wall Street or as a lawyer or physician are obviously better career choices than becoming a musician.
Yet, making music can be so rewarding. For those who feel the calling, have the talent and put in the work necessary to become really good, musicians will invest their time even for work that doesn't pay off financially in the short term.
"I have a brother who is an engineer and another who's a doctor," Rael says. "They lament the fact that their work is not as rewarding as mine."


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The March quarter consumer price index report looms large this week, with a higher than expected result quite possible on Wednesday, which would test the nerves of Reserve Bank officials and potentially move them closer to a tightening bias.
Should the underlying CPI result again surprise on the high side, speculation of higher interest rates this year will likely intensify, which could be the catalyst for pushing the Aussie back to the discomfort of parity with the US dollar. We could forget about the RBA trying to talk the currency down again any time soon.
Recall that the RBA's two preferred measures of underlying inflation – the weighted median and trimmed mean – rose a surprisingly large 0.9 per cent in the December quarter, which pushed annual underlying inflation to 2.6 per cent. Together with a weaker Aussie earlier this year, the December quarter inflation surprise was enough to goad the RBA into raising its near-term inflation forecasts in the February Statement on Monetary Policy, with annual underlying inflation expected to hit 3 per cent in the June quarter this year.
Based on the latest forecasts, the RBA's inflation expectation remains on track – but only just. For the RBA's forecast 3 per cent underlying inflation in the June quarter of this year to hold up, underlying inflation can rise on average 0.7 per cent in each of the first two quarters of this year. Encouragingly, economists on average expect underlying inflation to only rise by 0.7 per cent in the March quarter – which can be considered a neutral outcome, and likely to cement the RBA's neutral interest rate bias for at least a while longer.
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What's more, despite the recent rise in the Aussie, it still fell 3.4 per cent against the US dollar in the March quarter, to be 9.3 per cent below its average in the March quarter last year. And after a strong show in the December quarter, retail sales have remained firm in the first two months of the year. Firm demand and a weaker dollar suggest retailers remained well placed to continue rebuilding depressed profit by lifting prices – as was evident last quarter – especially now increased online competition seems to have quickened the pass through of currency changes into consumer prices.
In the non-tradable sector, firm housing demand and sticky service sector prices – especially in areas less subject to competition, like utilities, health and education – could also keep price pressures elevated.
Chances are underlying inflation could rise by less than 0.7 per cent in the June quarter if the Aussie holds its recent gains. The NAB March quarter business survey also points to an easing in retail price pressures, and it remains the case underlying wage growth remains subdued. Either way, the RBA may face the uncomfortable prospect of two higher than expected inflation outcomes in a row – leaving it with a fair bit of explaining to do.
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Alright guys I have another situation to throw at ya.
I play in a 5 piece rock band and 3 of us sing. I sing lead most of the time with a wireless Sennheiser. However, the other guys have wired shure Beta 58s. I can't remember the exact model (am I am at the university right now so I can't go look as this stuff is all at home), but it is a hyper cardioid as well. I typically have two monitors on each side in front of me and the others have one on their side closest to the main. When the others sing lead but don't play, they move to the middle to have wireless freedom. When they sing and play they stay in their respective spots. Basically what I am after is to get a live backing vocal sound kinda like the American Idiot era Green Day. Billie is always front and center. Would a good technique to try be having the guys back off the mics when singing backing in order to reduce proximity effect? I notice that Mike always is about 6 inches away. Does that help to avoid voices sound like they are eating eachother? We also only have vocals in the wedges too btw just incase you thought of adding that in a response. Thanks.
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In my experience the secret of good backing vocals is good vocal technique. In other words when singing backing the technique is different to when signing lead. Not only should the singers not project in the same way, but articulation needs to be altered so that consonants are less hard, the ends of words are more 'rounded' and the whole sound is smoother.
Do an internet search for 'backing vocal technique' and you should find some good stuff.
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I'm with Mike on this - many bands, including some I've played in - have several vocalists who take turns to lead, and therefore they could at any given time be doing lead or backing vox. So it has to be a matter of vocal technique and working the mike or it'd be stupid busy for the soundie to adjust as you go. Clearly if singers are doing both, it's got to be through the same mike, so focus on technique and make sure they get good monitors that reflect accurately how they're fitting together.
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Trained by Mark Frostad, French Beret is winless in 11 starts since taking the 2008 E.R. Bradley at 11-1 under James Graham. The 6-year-old Ontario-bred Broad Brush gelding has been graded stakes-placed three times since his last victory, and most recently was runner-up in optional claiming company last out at Fair Grounds.
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OAKLAND, Calif. — The footnotes to the night were historical, the Rays equaling the 1913-17 Washington Senators mark of 704 consecutive games started by pitchers under 30 and Johnny Damon matching Babe Ruth for 47th place on the all-time doubles list at 506.
They might as well celebrate the past, because their future doesn't look very good.
The Rays fell again, 6-1 to the A's on Tuesday, dropping 10½ games from the first-place Red Sox in the AL East and 8½ behind the wild card-leading Yankees and hardly looking like they're going to do anything about it.
They've lost 10 of their past 14 games, including four of five thus far to the Royals and A's on a road trip that was supposed to reverse their slide, and are 53-49 with 60 games left.
"It's no fun,'' manager Joe Maddon said.
"We just need to play better,'' said starter David Price.
"It's been very frustrating,'' Damon said. "Because we feel like we have a very good team here, and a bunch of the games we've been losing lately have been close, they've been hard losses, and if we could score another run or two in a bunch of the losses we've had recently we'd definitely be in much better shape.''
The offense was obviously the primary problem again, as only Ben Zobrist's one-out homer in the eighth — giving him a major league-leading 51 extra-base hits — kept them from being shut out for the 10th time in their past 48 games, and 11th overall.
"The lack of offense popped up and beat us again,'' Maddon said. "(A's starter Brandon McCarthy) pitched well. We didn't really have a whole lot going on tonight.''
The Rays had only seven hits, and none when it mattered most. The 0-for-7 with runners in scoring position made then 1-for-20 in Oakland and 9-for-60 (.150) on the road trip. "That's been one of our biggest drawbacks all season,'' Maddon said.
Price didn't pitch badly, allowing four runs on seven hits and four walks, but as has been one of their more recent problems, he didn't pitch enough, lasting only six innings as he rang up 105 pitches.
"The whole thing was frustrating,'' said Price, who fell to 9-9, 3.76 overall and is 1-3, 5.04 in five July starts. "I felt all right. I don't know. It's just not there right now. I've got to get back to form. It's getting old.'
That forced the Rays to further tax their weary and short-handed bullpen, with newcomer Jay Buente, who arrived in the dugout in the fifth after flying from Durham, N.C., to Miami to San Francisco, taking over in the seventh and allowing two more.
Price gave up single runs in the third-sixth innings, the first two on sac flies that scored runners who walked, the third on a double by Hideki Matsui, the fourth on a two-out double by Cliff Pennington.
Price went into the game hopeful to get the Rays turned around.
"We need to start winning," he said Monday. "We need to put some games together, some series together, and hopefully mix in some sweeps. In order for us to get back in this thing we have to start winning some more ballgames. I feel like everybody in here knows that, and I feel everybody in here knows we can all step it up a little bit. We need to win."
With Price's first pitch, the Rays equaled the mark of the Walter "Big Train" Johnson-led Senators and are set to break it tonight with 29-year-old James Shields on the mound. The accomplishment is somewhat novel, but the Rays are proud of it, primarily because they have been successful during the stretch, a 377-327 record (.536) that is fifth best in the majors in that span.
The streak is the product of several factors — the pitchers' performance, the front office's philosophies, and the scouting and player development departments. "I think it's pretty awesome actually," Maddon said.
But Maddon said the biggest key may be the training staff, headed by Ron Porterfield, as they used only 14 starters during the span that dates to May 25, 2007 — and two of those, Casey Fossum and Mitch Talbot, for only one game each.
Damon has been moving up the alltime lists for both hits and doubles. His biggest accomplishment thus far had been matching Ted Williams' 2,654 hits, but pulling even with the Babe was also a big deal to him. They already shared one bond, having won World Series for the Yankees and Red Sox.
"It's definitely a big deal,'' Damon said. "But Babe hit almost 500 more home runs than I did, so his balls were leaving the ballpark.''
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GOODYEAR, Ariz. - All-Star center fielder Grady Sizemore shook up things in the Cleveland Indians' camp when he revealed Saturday that he'll be moved from the leadoff spot to the No. 2 hole this season.
"We felt this is the best spot for me,'' says Sizemore, the Indians' franchise leader with 21 career leadoff homers, while scoring at least 100 runs in his first four seasons.
"It truly doesn't matter to me where I hit. I'm not going to change my approach. Really, it won' be any different than last year. I just want to stay healthy.''
Sizemore, who played in just 109 games last year with an elbow injury that resulted in surgery, said he got the news earlier this week from manager Manny Acta, who confirmed the move later in the day.
"I understand this is big news,'' Acta said. "I was going to save it until the first [spring-training] game against the Reds. The cat is out of the hat now."
Acta, who gave Sizemore time to contemplate the move before agreeing to it, said that shortstop Asdrubal Cabrera will now hit leadoff. Cabrera had a .797 OPS [on-base plus slugging percentage] last year, ranking third among AL shortstops behind Jason Bartlett of Tampa Bay and Derek Jeter of the Yankees.
"Right now, we think it's best for the team,'' says Acta, in his first as Indians' manager. "He's on board. We wanted to give him the respect he served and give him time to digest the move, and he's OK with it. We wanted to make sure he didn't have any doubts about it.
"He doesn't have to change his approach. We're not asking him to bunt more. We're not asking him to take more pitches. We just want him to be Grady Sizemore.
"Now, some of those homers he'll hit will come with guys on base.''
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If you dont need LiveView or high ISO, A900 is pretty much perfect. Its like digital Dynax 9 (or pretty close to it). I think its last Sony camera with Minolta genetics. A99 is mostly Sony (tho I would like it too :D).
7D isnt bad camera, just really outdated. I like it output, but 6 mpix isnt much and DR is like slide film. Yea and AF is really outdated, my D200 based Fuji S5 is way better in this.
What 7D does have is pretty decent details for only 6 mpix (very good AA I think). Really nice colors and contrast transfer (cause its CCD and it has pretty good CFA).
Its heavy (D200 is heavier tho), but really nicely fits hand, everything is where it should be, everything works as it should (compared to Fuji S5/D200). Even when SSS in new Sony is improved that one in KM 7D is actually suprisingly good.
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There has been a return to focusing on food as medicine, and looking at what and how we eat as information for our body. The list of health benefits is long, and to be clear, we're talking about the good old, home made, simmer on the stove for two days kind of broth, not the industrialized liquid that comes in a can or package.
My acupuncturist recently suggested incorporating bone broth into my diet to help to 'build my blood'. Always eager to learn more about how food can truly fortify, I began looking at the benefits of bone broth.
Bone broth can be seen as a kind of multivitamin. It has glucosamine, hyaluronic acid, and chondroitin. These three are crucial for joint health. There are also electrolytes, calcium, magnesium and phosphorous; in addition to amino acids, collagen, and gelatin. All of these serve the body in unique ways, and are beneficial to our health.
Digestion, or rather lack of proper digestion, has become a huge issue in our country. Bone broth is considered a way to heal the intestinal walls and to fortify a balanced and healthy microbiome.
The joint pain from arthritis can be relieved by the collagen in broth, and glycine has been shown to decrease inflammation in the joints as well as throughout the rest of your body.
If you think you might get tired of eating chicken soup, consider putting broth in your green smoothie, or adding a few tablespoons to your rice while you're cooking it. Katherine and Ryan Harvey, authors of The Bare Bones Broth Cookbook: 125 Gut-Friendly Recipes to Heal, Strengthen, and Nourish the Body (Harper Wave) have included recipes for 'Spinach, Apple, and Turmeric Smoothie' and a 'Kale and Chard Greens Smoothie' that sound wonderful. Since there is a chill in the air, and because beets are also a blood-builder, I decide to try a delicious sounding soup - far from the traditional 'chicken noodle'.
Click here for the Coconut, Beet, and Ginger Soup recipe.
And, check out the Spinach, Apple, and Turmeric smoothie recipe.
Kalia Kelmenson founded Maui Mind and Body to support women's health. She is the creator of Core Strength Balance and Mind Body Booty Camp and enjoys moonlighting as the reviews editor at Spirituality & Health. Kalia explores the fascinating intersection of fitness and mind-body health. Find inspiration for your movement practice from research and stories that are emerging from this intriguing field.