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Blake LongParticipantI'm more of an instrumental person, but right now I'm pulling triple duty with band, choir, and elementary. When choosing band repertoire, I've always heard that one should include on each concert an exciting opener, a march, a chorale, and another concert style selection. Now that I'm doing choir, I don't really know what types of pieces to include on a concert. Is there a pattern or general rule of thumb that I can follow to make music selection easier? In addition to that, I'm trying to rebuild this program after it fell apart with the previous director, and they want to sing nothing but pop tunes. While I don't mind a good pop song now and then, I want to get them singing some good concert pieces again. Other than just easing them into it, how do I make that transition? Hope all that made sense. Any help would be very much appreciated!Thanks!Blake LongMay 15, 2014 at 10:10 am #442654
Michael A. GrayParticipantI ran three concerts a year. The first had classical music that was taken from the Medieval & Renaissance Eras, the second was Baroque & Classical, the third was Romantic & Modern. The second half of every concert was given over to folk music and pop although I avoided things that were well known. On this site's Resources tap, you'll find lots suggestions for the best classical pieces for your age group but, really, they'll love it if you show that you do. As to what to start & end with, you should first pick out what's best for their education and then arrange the order as you see fit. What you have first will suggest what you need next. The kids will always give you some ideas, too. Don't ever criticize your predecessor but don't be afraid to make those changes. Hope this helps.Michael A. GrayMay 16, 2014 at 6:21 am #442697
Andrew CumbowParticipantIt's important that the choir experiences a wide variety. Is this for middle school, high school, or both? My middle school choir only has one concert at the end of each semester. But my high school choir had a lot more options. It also depends on how much class time you have. Do you want to craft one or two perfect concerts a year or have multiple concerts where you are exposing them to as much as possible?In a full concert, here is what I like to have:Exciting concert opener/World Music (Gaudete/Bonse Aba)Early Music/Renaissance/Baroque/Classical (Sumer is a cumin in/Berchem O Jesu Christe/Boyce Alleluia/Mozart Ave Verum)Upbeat American Folk/Spiritual (Hark I Hear the Harps Eternal/This Little Light of Mine)Jazz/Popular (Three Jazz Christmas Carols/Sixteen Tons)The slow Pretty one (Celtic Christmas/Dirait-on)The Funny one (Grandma's Feather Bed/Counterpoint of the Animals)And the big epic finale (Galuppi Magnificat/The Awakening)High Schoolers should also be exposed to some more accessible choral major works such as: Schubert Mass in G or the Faure Requiem, especially if their isn't a musical in the Spring.And you can also do themed concerts: Music Around the World, American Music, Music Through Time, etc. (I just keep: Opener/Fast and Upbeat/Slow and Pretty/Funny/Epic End)These are just my personal templates. Hope they help!May 17, 2014 at 5:44 am #442758
Ronald Richard DuquetteParticipantBlake – You will find other threads on ChoralNet about the "pop song only" phenomenon which seems to be all-pervasive (and probably has been for generations – "We don't want to sing any of that OLD stuff; we just want new/exciting/up-to-date/what we hear on the radio or iTunes or wherever") without those who demand this realizing that what they hear in one place, doesn't work (for lack of computerization, instrumentation, etc.) for choral works. This is where Andrew's suggestions are definitely worthy. We, whether school music directors or community chorus directors or church directors, are charged to not pander to current fads in our music, and to provide music (especially in the scholastic environment) which will give the young singers worthwhile music FOR THE REST OF THEIR LIVES. What makes a "classic" a "classic?" It endures the test of time. So much of today's music is here today, gone today.Chantez bien!RonMay 19, 2014 at 8:31 am #442857
Geneva WhitmireParticipantHi. Here is my philosphy on what to program. We have 4 concerts a year, one of which is our Large Group Contest. In the Fall, we do things a bit more simply, just to get us into the year. I try to do some patriotic things on this concert, as we will also perform for a Veteran's Day program, so we have things to do for that program. I will use a spiritual on most of my concerts, just because I think they are an important genre for the students to learn about. We do some classical pieces, some more folksy type pieces, etc. A fairly traditional concert. Christmas is of course, Christmas music. We do some familiar carol type pieces as well as some new things, and even one or two more "pop style" pieces like "Baby it's Cold Outside". Our Large Group Contest in March is usually our hardest music, and it is pretty classical. I do one spiritual usually, then other pieces like "The Seal Lullaby" which we did last year. Then we have one additional piece which is often in a foreign language to expose them to other types of music.Here's where I think some people may disagree with me. Our Spring Concert is quite a blend of music. We will repeat at least one of the Contest pieces on this concert, but I usually have this concert more "pop" oriented. We do medleys from Disney, or from Broadway Musicals, etc. This year I arranged a "Prince of Egypt" medley, we did "Misty Mountains Cold" from The Hobbitt, a "Frozen" medley, and others. However, we also did "Glorificamus Te" by Ruth Elaine Schram, and "The Awakening" by Joseph Martin. I like to end the year with an exciting fun concert, but make sure to pick music that is well written, and we do them well. My students love to do things that are a bit more familiar, the parents enjoy it, and it is a big recruiter for students coming into my class. I know not everyone would agree with this type of concert, but it works for our school.Hope that helps. I try to theme concerts, if possible. One year for Christmas we did all bell songs. Carol of the Bells, The Bells, Christmas Bells are Ringing, etc. I usually open with something more upbeat and exciting, as well as try to end that way, too. I also try to incorporate a cappella music and languages in there as well, to give them a balanced musical education. Good luck on doing all three things. That is a big task, but alas, the way of the future.Geneva Whitmire
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On April 6th of this year I underwent a wedge resection of the lower lobe, performed through VATS, 3 incisions were required for the surgery, one of the incisions was slower in healing than the other 2. I had post-op follow up appointments and was told everything looked good. I still continued to keep my eye on this one incision, and glad I did. I went back to the Surgeons office two days ago due to this incision being infected. Unfortunately my Surgeon was scheduled in surgery all day, so I saw one of the other surgeons who looked at the incision, and said "It is not a deep wound infection and that it should take care of itself". No antibiotics were prescribed, along with no maintenance instructions. When I left the office, I started thinking I have never heard of any infection "Taking care of itself". Especially with a lung cancer patient, and one who had developed pneumonia shortly after surgery. This does not sound right to me, and I would like to know if it sounds right to you? Not sure what to do.
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Its new intelligence arm, which is to form the core of a transformed FBI, is losing dozens of analysts who are supposed to connect the dots to protect the country from another terrorist attack.
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I have bad depression issues in pregnancy. Early in pregnancy I can cure them by napping or having a snack. At the end, that doesn't have any effect.
My throat hurts right now cuz I SCREAMED at dh earlier. He told Rock not to do something and I didn't appreciate the tone he had with Rock and I just went off on him.
Three times today I sobbed, and I don't just mean cried, I mean like HOURS later I can still feel the feeling around my eyes and eyelashes.
And right now? I'm totally fine. Like 100% fine. I feel happy and good. What on Earth? That doesn't happen.
So I went in today knowing we'd talk induction cuz today was my 39 week and that's when they talk about it. Sometimes it is just to say "So after 40 weeks you want to be induced at some point?" But sometimes they ask if you want to be induced. And I had already decided there was no reason to let myself go on feeling like this beyond my due date which is next Thursday.
However, it just so happens my midwife leaves for a while that day so she can't induce me Thursday. Which kinda sent me into a mental tailspin cuz that was the only option I was ready to say yes to, because I honestly don't believe I'll make it to my due date anyway.
When she said Monday, a mere 3 days earlier...I was all upset. I asked if she'd give me the number to call so I could cancel Sunday, and I have it. But I've calmed down now and I don't think I'm going to.
I was induced 9 days early with LJ, 3 days is nothing compared to 9. Amber sent me into labor 3 days before my due date, so I know my body can be ready by then.
I also know my cervix has changed in the past two days, I'm at the point where any more change would be labor. She did a membrane sweep (5th pregnancy, first time I've had that done) and I'm hopeful that I'll just not have to even make the decision and Terra will pick her own birthday...say Saturday is good for me? lol.
But 39 weeks 3 days, where I'll be Monday, is plenty. I know Terra's gunna be healthy by then, and my body is already ready in all other signs, so why go on tormenting myself and my family just because some other people don't believe in induction? *sigh*...I keep asking myself why it does bother me...and the fact is...it does...but I think maybe that's just the apprehension I'd have with any kind of birth. The difference is with natural labor I won't have time to feel it cuz I'll just be like "I'm having a baby" whereas here I'm like "Well...Monday I'm having a baby" and now that leaves time to think about it still.
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Onto the crafts...A rug! I believe it's made from t-shirts, and it has an awesome fishy fabric on the back (underwater was a theme in my package!) I love this, and as soon as my visiting aunt gets her tush out of my room I'll display it proudly at the foot of my bookshelf.
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Clare's rise can be traced to boss Collins, insists Brennan
Clare have made giant strides in recent seasons and skipper Gary Brennan has hailed the impact of Banner boss Colm Collins since taking charge of a Dvision 4 side in late 2013.
With promotion to Division 2 secured for 2017, Clare stand on the brink of a quarter-final place and will fancy their chances of upsetting Roscommon tomorrow after back-to-back wins against Laois and Sligo.
Brennan has watched many managers come and go in his ten years with Clare but he believes Collins' knowledge of players from his underage work, and his success with Cratloe, has been the key in their remarkable rise.
"It's hard to say why we hadn't progressed but what I can say about Colm is that is sole concern is the betterment of Clare football, he's not interested in being made look like a hero himself," he said.
"All he wants is what's best for us and what's best for Clare football. He has come in and he understands Clare and understands the structures in the clubs, he knows a lot of people in Clare.
"And while we had some very good outside managers, Colm probably understands that better than any one of them did. He's worked with a lot of these guys underage and has built up a relationship with them.
"That combination of things. He's a brilliant organiser, he's brilliant at getting people in around him that are effective as well. There's no doubt that he is the main influence behind this and without him, I don't know if we'd be in the same situation."
Meanwhile, Derry boss Damian Barton has named his starting 15 to face Tipperary in this weekend's other Round 4A Qualifier tie as they bid to make it three wins in succession.
DERRY (SF v Tipperary) - T Mallon; G McKinless, C McKaigue, K McKaigue; C McFaul, B Rogers, C Mullan; C McAtamney, N Holly; D Heavron, C Bradley, E Brown; J Kielt, E McGuckin, M Lynch.
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Another adventure for everyone's favourite Time Lord.
Still chafing at his exile to the planet Earth, the Doctor (Jon Pertwee) is called in to observe the Inferno drilling experiment of Professor Stahlman (Olaf Pooley).
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Meet Burt Hecker: a mead-drinking, tunic-wearing, medieval re-enactor from upstate New York. He prefers oat gruel to French fries, because potatoes were unavailable in Europe before A.D. 1200. And, at war with the modern world, he enjoys hosting large-scale re-enactments at the Victorian bed and breakfast he calls home.But Burt has some serious problems. After an incident involving the New York State police and an illegally borrowed car, Burt is forced to join a local music therapy workshop to manage his anger. He gallantly accompanies the group to Germany for a festival celebrating the music of the visionary saint Hildegard von Bingen, but he has no plan to return home. His real destination is Prague. He must find his estranged son, Tristan, who, he believes, has lost his way in the Bohemian city.As we move between past and present, the tragic details of Burt's life are gradually revealed: the recent death of his beloved wife; the circumstances that separate him from his children; his complicated relationship with his mother-in-law. And we begin to understand, with heart-wrenching clarity, Burt's eccentric and poignant devotion to a time other than his own.Wildly inventive and mesmerizing, Tod Wodicka's debut is a modern-day Arthurian quest that introduces one of the most winning oddball characters to come along in years.More
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Added Technology Expands Telemedicine at Children's Mercy
Children's Mercy Hospital discuss the telemedicine challenges Cradlepoint technology helps them solve by providing fast and secure connectivity in remote locations.
- As hospitals build more advanced health IT infrastructures to support more advanced technology, healthcare organizations are seeking better ways to use the technology to improve patient care.
Children's Mercy hospital in Kansas City, Missouri, is a free standing, non-profit hospital with two inpatient locations and several satellite locations. Children's Mercy implemented a telemedicine program to enable in-home patient visits and provide better, more convenient care for patients.
Children's Mercy implemented Cradlepoint technology to provide secure and reliable wireless connections for healthcare professionals visiting patients at home using 4G technology. Both Children's Mercy and Cradlepoint spoke to HITInfrastructure.com about the technology and how it has improved remote wireless technology at Children's Mercy.
What drove Children's Mercy to seek better networking technology?
Children's Mercy was experiencing a lack of reliable connectivity when clinicians were out in the field and could not continue using technology that was not providing them with the connectivity they needed.
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"Because we're in the business of telemedicine, it's not like a business conference where you can tolerate some poor quality and metal through it," said Morgan Waller, Director of Telemedicine at Children's Mercy. "Poor quality connection is a total dealbreaker for us."
"When we need to be at an access hospital or someone's home, it's very difficult to implement different security systems," Waller continued. "If it's an access hospital, you need to meet with their IT and there's troubleshooting- it takes days or even weeks to set up."
Before Cradlepoint, Children's Mercy was using cellular connection and consumer-grade MiFi devices, none of which were giving the hospital the connectivity they needed to successfully treat patients. Patient wireless networks were not always reliable and some patients lived in areas with low wireless coverage which could not be used at all.
"It's all about reliable connectivity wherever we go without having to ask people for access to their networks," added John Baker, Senior Analyst of Telemedicine and Video Conferencing at Children's Mercy. "Especially in patient homes, some of the population we serve just don't have access to internet that's fast enough or reliable enough to give us the quality we would need to do video reliably. We need to do video to make the business worth while."
The benefit of telemedicine was too great to pass up so Children's Mercy decided to begin testing Cradlepoint technology about a year and a half ago and have been using it in practice for about a year.
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"What Children's Mercy recognized was that when you are able to bring healthcare to a patient's home, not only is it more convenient for the patient, but it's also more cost effective for the hospital because they don't have to use up space in the hospital to provide that care," Ken Hosac, vice president of business development at Cradlepoint told HITInfrastructure.com. "When a clinician goes out there, a specialist back in Kansas City can be viewing in real-time the testing the clinician is doing in the home. They have audio and video where they can ask the patient's questions and provide healthcare remotely."
Children's Mercy could not continue using technology that was not providing them with the connectivity they needed.
How does the telemedicine technology work at Children's Mercy?
Children's Mercy came to Cradlepoint at the recommendation of their service providers to increase the quality of connection for telemedicine. They began using Cradlepoint technology for inpatient care and then extended the technology for remote care.
"Cradlepoint is providing very high speed and reliable connectivity though 4G in a very secure way using a VPN to bring the information back to the data center in a way that is HIPAA compliant," Hosac explained. "They can do everything they need to do over that high speed internet connection without having to rely on wires. Some early attempts tried to use patient in-home networks but it doesn't work reliably because there is a different environment in every home."
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Cradlepoint enabled Children's Mercy to do everything they were doing in telemedicine at their fixed locations using wired connections at remote in-home locations using 4G.
Children's Mercy chose Cradlepoint's IBR 650, a non-WiFi, portable machine router which is set up with a VPN connected to the VPN concentrator in the Children's Mercy data center. One of the router ports is plugged directly into the laptop and has two antennas for 3G and 4G.
The routers have the same advanced security protocols found in many enterprise grade routers. Users are able to set up VPN tunnels from the router and direct traffic to their VPN concentrator.
For rural areas that do not have 3G or 4G coverage, Hosac says that Cradlepoint has relationships with some satellite providers to provide coverage when 3G or 4G is unavailable. Organizations can also switch carriers to find the one that best suites their area.
"We provide the ability for organizations to switch carriers through cloud based management and carrier switching," Hosac noted. "It's a software-defined modem so you can essentially switch the carrier out in the field from one service provider to another. Our latest routers can detect the SIM, so if you switch the Sim from one service provider to another, we will detect which carrier that is and automatically configure the modem to talk to that carrier."
How does the technology benefit Children's Mercy?
Children's Mercy saw a difference in quality of care especially in homecare and transport initiatives. Children's Mercy has taken Cradlepoint's technology after its success in homecare and applied it to their fleet of ambulances.
"We've done a lot of testing with Cradlepoint around the city, making sure that we had reliability before we rolled out," said Baker. "Recently we have been equipping all out ambulances with a version of Cradlepoint technology to have more reliable internet access in transports."
Cradlepoint is no stranger to providing vehicles with reliable network connectivity and their deployments can be found in every police vehicle in San Jose, California.
"The connectivity we've been getting in the ambulances since we started testing with Cradlepoint has been a huge plus and I think that's really going to be the biggest difference maker for us," Baker continued. "Previously we weren't able to do this at all, the reliability wasn't there. The technology is what makes it actually possible. The testing we had done with MiFi lacked the quality we needed to even make an attempt."
Children's Mercy has had much success with Cradlepoint technology and continues to apply the technology to initiatives to help improve hospital operations with remote, in-home care and transportation network connections.
"Our organization has strong leadership support for telemedicine as a way to improve access and quality of care," Waller concluded. "This technology is one way we are able to overcome barriers of telemedicine delivery."
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The Federal Ministry of Environment yesterday predicted that heavy rainfall which could cause flooding between now and October 10 in 16 states of the federation.
The Deputy Director, Erosion, Flood and Coastal Zone Management of the ministry Dr Morohunkeji Oyeleke, said this in a statement made available to the newsmen in Abuja.
Oyeleke listed the states as Kebbi, Akwa Ibom, Oyo, Anambra, Kwara, Jigawa, Katsina, Bauchi, Kano, Adamawa, Kogi, Zamfara, Plateau, Lagos, Taraba and Cross River.
Going into specifics, Oyeleke identified some areas that could be affected in Kebbi as Argungu, Anka and Bungudu; in Akwa-Ibom as Abak, Ikotabasi, Upenekang and Etinan.
Other areas are Oyo town and its environs, while areas to be affected in Jigawa are Dutse, Gwaram, Hadejia and Miga.
She also listed Aboh, Agbor and Atani in Anambra; Jebba, New-Bussa, Kosubosu in Kwara, and Jibia, Kaita, and Katsina town in Katsina State.
The deputy director listed areas to be affected Bauchi as Azare, Darazo, Bajoga, Jamaare, Kirfi, Misau and Tafawa Balewa, and those in Kaduna as Zaria, Jemaa, Kaduna and Kafinmadaki.
Flood-prone areas Kano State include Bebeji, Gwarzo, Karaye, Sumaila and Tudun wada, while Gusau, Kaura-Namoda and Maradun face the threat in Zamfara.
Areas which could be affected by the downpour-induced flood include Bida, Kontagora, Mashegu, Sarkinpawa all in Niger and Bokkos, Buruku, Jos, Mangu, Shelleng, Shandam in Plateau.
Oyeleke identified Demsa, Ganye, Jimeta, Mayobelwa, Mubi Numan and Song in Adamawa; also Donga, Lau, Mutumbiyu and Yorro in Taraba and Eti-osa, Ikorodu, Lekki, Surulere in Lagos State.
She appealed to the governments of the identified states to take all necessary precautionary measures to avoid flood disasters, noting that similar warnings in the past had saved the people's lives and property.
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A man and a woman were indicted Wednesday in an alleged road rage-related crash on Interstate 10 near Highland Road in March that killed five people, including three children.
An East Baton Rouge Parish grand jury charged David Leger, 29, with five counts of vehicular homicide and Kelsye Hall, 22, with five counts of negligent homicide.
District Attorney Hillar Moore III said Leger, of Palmetto, faces five to 30 years in prison on each count if convicted. Hall, of Baton Rouge, faces two to five years in prison on each count if convicted.
The crash killed Kimberly Stagg, 19, and Effie Fontenot, 29, both of Prairieville, and Fontenot's three young sons.
Leger's blood-alcohol level was 0.10 percent, an arrest warrant said. In Louisiana, a blood-alcohol level of 0.08 percent and above is considered presumptive evidence of intoxication.


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- Date of birth: Jan 12, 1927
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- Date of passing: Mar 16, 2016
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"Happy Birthday Mom
You are missed and loved do much but we know you are with the angels that love and missed you until you joined them. We will all be together again."
"Happy birthday grandma... I love you and miss you very much"
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Give Sue big hugs from us. We miss you both so much but you are both out of pain and together with your family.
Sue you can meet all the people you searched for on family tree.
Love & Miss you
"To every thing there is a season, and a time to every purpose under the heaven:
2 A time to be born, and a time to die; a time to plant, and a time to pluck up that which is planted;
3 A time to kill, and a time to heal; a time to break down, and a time to build up;
4 A time to weep, and a time to laugh; a time to mourn, and a time to dance;
5 A time to cast away stones, and a time to gather stones together; a time to embrace, and a time to refrain from embracing;
6 A time to get, and a time to lose; a time to keep, and a time to cast away;
7 A time to rend, and a time to sew; a time to keep silence, and a time to speak;
8 A time to love, and a time to hate; a time of war, and a time of peace."
"Hi Mom: As you know your flowers are planted around your stone and I think you will like them as they grow. I put the lilac bush at the head of your stone because I know you love the smell of lilacs.
I will talk to you later mom
Love and Miss you so much"
"Thinking a lot about you today mom! Wishing you were here. Tax time is near ending and you know how pressured I feel at this time. I did over 100 returns this year.
Love and miss you mom"
"Thought I would plant that bush you had from Christmas at your site.
I know you said it would grow into a big bush. Miss you mom"
"All is complete now mom. Fly home and be with other 's who loved you so much. We know you will always be with us here on earth
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Your point seems a bit weak too. I mean why have a shot if you're not confident that you're not in a good enough position of scoring a goal?
Surely someone taking a shot is a sign that their position, wherever they're taking it from is acceptable place to score in their mind?
When Alexis took shoots was less the off the goal available to him? was it more difficult for him to score? If so then why shoot?
It's not about confidence, but generally about occupying the better position to score from. I'm sure Alexis is confident in scoring from wherever he shoots, but by playing on the wing he'll more often have to take these shots from further away from goal while Giroud's generally being fed right at the edge of the 6y box or slightly behind due to him being a target man and not highly mobile.
Same goes with every other striker out there that plays as a center forward that they should ideally always have better positions to score from as in having a closer distance and in general being more central to goal.
@JakeyBoy going for the internet points (as always).
You making snide comments aimed at me (as always).
At least we're both consistent.
To be fair, Giroud has handled himself professionally this season, and made himself very effective as a rotation/#2 behind Sanchez.So far I don't have any complaint this season, and hope he can maintain this attitude and scoring touch for the remaining of the season.
For or against giroud the fact is we are still only, maybe a top 4 team at the very very best.That seems to be height of our ambition with this board and manager.
Yeah he's finally being used the way he should've been all along and it's working almost perfectly.
Apart from that fiasco where he cheated on his Mrs Giroud is very professional, hasn't thrown his toys out of the pram since being demoted and works his socks off for the team every time he gets a run out.
For the money there isn't many if at all better #2 strikers in the league.
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Yeah he's finally being used the way he should've been all along and it's working almost perfectly.
Apart from that fiasco where he cheated on his Mrs Giroud is very professional, hasn't thrown his toys out of the pram since being demoted and works his socks off for the team every time he gets a run out.
[/quote]I agree.
He has probably had his best season, and ironically it's when he has been demoted to second choice.
For the money there isn't many if at all better #2 strikers in the league.
For the money there isn't many if at all better #2 strikers in the league.
He should have been second choice after we sold RVP.
Instead we have a second choice striker playing as our first choice striker for more than four seasons.
Let's hope Sanchez signs a new contract, so it stays that way.
Happy he signed a new contract. Great reserve to have.
Probably be 1st Choice again when Sanchez leaves in the summer.
Cameo role for him tomorrow, flushing up his goal tally with a majestic chip over a wrong-footed Fabianski.
He's in form, fresh mentally and physically. I'd start him and give Alexis additional rest, we should have more than enough for Swansea
What Exactly are we resting Alexis for ? May as well use him as much as possible before he leaves in the Summer IMO.
To reduce the effects of fatigue build up and prevent burnout later during the business end.
Alexis isn't going anywhere, he's more likely to sign than Ozil imo. I think you've read too much into his little temper tantrums tbh it's not really indicative of his mood regarding his situation at this club
In regards to point one all we will be competing for at a maximum come April is the FA cup so I'm not overly concerned.
Its not due to the temper tantrums that I think he will be leaving, I have said for the last 12 months if we don't win a league Title or at least come close I think Alexis and Probably Ozil will be off after the 16-17 season.
Sanchez has gone 10 days without kicking a ball in anger, how much rest do you want to give him
Get him and Ozil out there and destroy Swansea before half time.
Another game, another goal for Olly.
Concerns about the ankle injury he's picked up. Hope it's nothing serious. Wenger's not sure of the extent of the injury atm.
"Olivier Giroud did well again and he was important for us. He had an ankle injury after 30-35 minutes and got to 60 minutes.
Hopefully he didn't suffer a major damage by playing 25 minutes more.
Really don't like watching Arsenal play when he's playing.


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Yes, randomness. This reads like a bunch of elves posting their daily events on facebook. Even elves can have uneventful days. Well, the grammar was good.
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on Jan. 01, 2013 :
This is an amazing book! Just wonderful randomness and imagination! I look forward to more of this sort.
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It was a quiet weekend in the Bundesliga with only 18 goals scored across all matches.
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2012 Volkswagen Tiguan Facts
Especially sporty
Powerful turbocharged engine
cabin with flexible, rear seats
Intuitive controls
Less cargo than most competitors
Low economy
Requires premium
The 2012 Volkswagen Tiguan 7 out of 21 Affordable Compact SUVs. ranking is based on U.S. analysis of 31 published reviews and drives of the Volkswagen Tiguan, and
News analysis of reliability and data.
Reviewers say the 2012 Tiguan is hard to beat to its powerful engine and upscale
The Volkswagen Tiguan has one of the peppiest in the class and one of the nicest interiors, but its price may force some to turn to competitors with prices and better fuel ratings, like the Mazda Though the Tiguan is expensive, think it offers a lot for the money, and the model is well-equipped.
Despite its top performance, the 2012 VW lags behind other SUVS because it's not as But most reviewers don't the Tiguan's meager cargo because the rear seat is spacious, and passengers can slide the seat forward and back to get Families willing to sacrifice cargo space for a quality and a powerful engine should be with the 2012 Volkswagen .
If you need a lot of cargo room to your stuff, several SUVs will meet needs. The Hyundai Tucson, one of the affordable SUVs in the class, less gas and has a longer warranty the VW Tiguan. And while the Tucson compare in terms of standard and interior quality, it can be comparably for less cash.
Made for families on the go, the Honda surpasses the Tiguan in terms of The CR-V has a large cargo with the seats folded. It has an interior cargo shelf and that make organizing a for busy parents.
The Honda CR-V is priced but can get expensive when you add extra
Volkswagen has given the 2012 a mid-cycle refresh. Among notable changes are redesigned and rear ends and higher economy ratings. The Tiguan is in three trims: S, SE and SEL.
the Tiguan only received a refresh, this article content from earlier reviews.
The automotive press says the Volkswagen Tiguan reminds of the spirited Volkswagen GTI, and its car-like handling.
The Tiguan's isn't radical, but reviewers its simple exterior. It does the feeling of a hot hatch, just down a bit by the added height," Motor Trend. "Its while more sedate, are now classier and upscale than
The 2012 Volkswagen Tiguan has cargo space than its but it outshines the competition in nearly other interior area.
The Insurance Institute for Highway has named the 2012 Tiguan a Top Pick.
The 2012 Volkswagen reliability score shown is the Reliability rating provided by Power and Associates. The Tiguan with a three-year/36,000-mile new vehicle warranty, which is a lot shorter the new vehicle limited warranty comes with the Hyundai
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I want to share 2 cakes that I made this week. The first one is a princess cake that I made for a three year old girl. It's very cute and pinkkkkkkkk! Every little girl likes pink.
The other cake that I made is from children tv series "Chugginton" It's a serie about some talking trains. This cake was for a three year old boy named Keanan. His dad was so in love with the cake. He was very happy when he saw the cake.
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Dan Point (Calif.) Dana Hills defensive back Grant Schwartz was one of two players to make an official visit to Ohio State this past weekend, Ross Homan was the other, and everything went off without a hitch.
Schwartz was certainly familiar with Ohio State prior to the trip. Father Brian Schwartz played for the Buckeyes from 1976-79 and Grant has been to Ohio State's football camp.
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"They just built the new Larkin Center," he said. "They have everything you could want in there."
Grant talked about some of the other things he did while in Columbus over the weekend.
"We got to go up into the press box and check that out," he said. "We went out to dinner and out with the players. And I saw some of the bowl practies."
Schwartz had led Dana Hills to a 4-1 record playing quarterback and cornerback. However after he seperated the AC joint in his right shoulder the team failed to win another game. Schwartz also played some wide receiver and safety and returned kickoffs.
Schwartz completed 99 of 145 passes for 1208 yards for the season. He also rushed for 655 yards on just 70 carries and scored 10 times from scrimmage. He had a kickoff return for a touchdown too.
"I'll play safety at Ohio State," Grant said. "I assume free safety. Obviously I'd like to go in and play, but they said they don't decide that till the freshman get there and they see you play."


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"Too damn late, Steele. Too damn late."
So was he crossing his fingers behind his back when he was trash talking Rush or when he was apologizing in response to the outcry for having done so?
Ain't no puttin' that toothpaste back in the tube, Mikey.
this is exactly what the dems want....to break us apart...Michael Steele is a good conservative...Rush is a good conservative....We start fighting eachother and we will never be strong. At this point we need as much positive energy we can get.


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Fruit trees for Auckland : 2013
A BIG thank you to the Central Leader, Element magazine, Green Ideas NZ, Auckland City Harbour News, Ponsonby News for their support to plant fruit trees for Auckland. Also to the Auckland Council,New Zealand Lottery Grants Board, The Baxter Initiative – Claire Baxter, Avondale Massage Therapy & Natural Health and a generous selection of local businesses and individuals for their financial contribution. We now have 374 people, schools, early childhood centres, community groups and individuals planting fruit trees for Auckland in August this year. This is nearly twice as many people as we had last year and we are looking forward to providing more free fruit for many years to come.


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Vegetables are an important component of any diet. Sometimes, you may get tired of just boiling them in a pot and serving them steamed. Fear not, because you can get creative cooking vegetables, while still ensuring they are healthy. Here are a few ways to "spice" up your veggies.
Roasted Garlic Lemon Broccoli
This is a great side to serve with grilled meats or fish, or even pasta. For those who don't like sour tastes, you can reduce the amount of lemon juice to 1/4 of a teaspoon or a light squeeze from a fresh lemon.
Time Needed: 25 minutes
Serves: 6
- 2 heads of broccoli, with florets separated
- 2 tsp. of extra virgin olive oil
- 1 tsp. of sea salt
- 1/2 tsp. of ground black pepper
- 1 garlic clove, minced
- 1/2 tsp. of lemon juice
- Preheat oven to 400 degrees Fahrenheit.
- Grab a large bowl and toss the broccoli florets with olive oil, salt, pepper, and garlic.
- Spread the broccoli evenly on a baking sheet and bake for 15-20 minutes, or until you can stick a fork through the stem.
- Transfer broccoli over onto a serving plate, and squeeze lemon juice before serving.
Roasted Carrots
This is an easy dish that packs a lot of flavor. Note that the cilantro, dill, lemon juice, and salt are optional to use in this recipe.
Time Needed: 30 minutes
Serves: 2-3
- 8 carrots, cut into 1 inch sticks
- 1 chopped onion
- 1 tbsp. of walnut oil
- 1/8 tsp. of allspice
- 1/4 c. of raisins
- 1/4 c. of water
- 1/4 c. of chopped walnuts
- 1/4 tsp. of lemon juice (optional)
- 1 pinch of cilantro (optional)
- 1 pinch of dill (optional)
- 1 pinch of salt (optional)
- Preheat oven to 425 degrees Fahrenheit.
- In a small bowl, toss carrots with onion, walnut oil, allspice, and salt.
- Transfer to baking sheet to roast for 10 minutes.
- Soak raisins in water while carrots cook.
- Take carrots out to add raisins and walnuts. Cook for another 10 minutes.
- Season with cilantro, dill, lemon juice, and/or salt before serving.
Cajun Green Beans
Spicy food fans, this is the vegetable dish you've been waiting for. This recipe is flexible with the amount of spice to add in, and you can use some salt to make it sweeter.
Time Needed: 15 minutes
Serves: 4-5
- 1 lb. of green beans
- 1 1/2 tbsp. of grapeseed or olive oil
- Cajun seasoning (pinch for not so spicy, 1 tsp. for spicy, 1 tbsp. for very spicy)
- Cut green beans into bite sized pieces.
- Heat oil in a non-stick pan. Add green beans and sauté for one minute.
- Add in seasoning.
- Cook until green beans are slightly crisp. Your fork should be able to pierce through, but still have a crunchy feeling.
Grilled Tomatoes
Despite their squishy consistency, tomatoes can be grilled with a little extra work. This can be a great way to use up a surplus of tomatoes if you grow your own.
Time Needed: 20-25 minutes
Serves: 2
- 2 firm, ripe tomatoes
- Olive oil
- Salt
- Black pepper
- 4 thinly sliced basil leaves
- Start by cutting your tomatoes in half.
- Stand over a sink and use your fingers to remove the watery pulp and seeds (note that this flavor will be lost anyway when you grill them).
- Take your tomatoes outside and preheat your grill on high.
- Season each one with salt and pepper, and use a brush to apply olive oil.
- Place the tomatoes face down on the grill. Use a fine grill grate or grill pan.
- Cook for four minutes, and roll your basil leaves like a cigar while the tomatoes cook.
- Remove your tomatoes from the grill using a metal spatula. Place on a serving dish and drizzle once again with olive oil and add basil to the side.
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(NEW YORK) — A heat wave is closing in on the Northeast Wednesday, and by the weekend the heat index could climb to over 100 degrees in Philadelphia.
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New York City's Heat Advisory will begin at 2 p.m. Wednesday, lasting until 8 p.m. Thursday.
The heat index, which is what the temperature feels like, will reach the mid 90s Wednesday afternoon and upper 90s on Thursday.
Actual temperatures will reach the mid to upper 80s Wednesday and upper 80s to 90 degrees Thursday.
Another Heat Advisory in Boston
In Boston, a Heat Advisory will be in effect Thursday from noon to 7 p.m. as the heat index reaches about 100 degrees and temperatures soar to the mid 90s.
An Excessive Heat Watch in Philadelphia
In Philadelphia, an Excessive Heat Watch will be in effect from Thursday afternoon through Saturday afternoon.
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If you've been following the celebrity world the past few days, you probably heard about Amy Schumer accidentally making everyone think her show was cancelled. If you haven't, don't panic. She's clarified that there still will be a fifth season of Inside Amy Schumer, but not for "the foreseeable future," as she's taking a hiatus to focus on her comedy tour and promoting her new book The Girl with the Lower Back Tattoo.
Schumer and Comedy Central's agreement to a hiatus helps illustrate that TV networks are offering more and more control to series creators and honoring their wishes rather than focusing on making consecutive seasons or drag shows past the point of quality.
This trend began almost five years back, with the creation of the comedy series Girls, and has grown exponentially ever since. HBO continued to give star/creator Lena Dunham more control over her widely successful series, and this led to more networks being open to the possibility of the creators maintaining control over their products.
A couple of years before Dunham's series premiered, cable network FX had not only picked up comedian Louis C.K.'s autobiographical series, but they gave him complete control over writing, directing, editing and producing every episode of his show, which has lasted five seasons. Last August, FX announced that the show earned a sixth season renewal, but would be going on a long hiatus until C.K. felt ready to return. It's been about a year now since the hiatus announcement, and FX still isn't pushing the comedian, giving him all the time he'd like before feeling ready to return to the series.
The last couple of years saw the biggest push for networks giving creative control to the creators of the series, beginning with Starz's Ash vs. Evil Dead and continuing with both TV Land's The Jim Gaffigan Show and HBO's Vice Principals the same year, announcing production on all the shows and that the creators would maintain complete control over all of them.
Ash vs. Evil Dead was an idea stranded in developmental hell for over two decades, ranging from a direct sequel to the third Evil Dead film to a crossover movie between the rebooted franchise and the original film to the final idea of a TV series following Bruce Campbell years later as an older — but none the wiser — Ash Williams.
In an interview with Paper Magazine following the announcement of production, Campbell stated that Starz was the only network to give them completely unrestricted control of the show. In addition, the show earned a Season 2 renewal just days before the premiere, and earned critical acclaim for its honoring of the original franchise. Here's the intense and nostalgic NSFW trailer for the first season of the show:
The Jim Gaffigan Show got a lot of attention for a variety of reasons, ranging from the various attempts at making the show at different networks to being the first of TV Land's new focus on programming aimed at Generation X audiences. But the most important aspect of the news of the show's pickup was that TV Land was the first and only network to grant the Gaffigans (Jim and his real wife, Jeannie) complete control of the series.
The show has been a critical darling for the network, and has done a decent job at drawing in viewers for the cable network. Unfortunately for fans, Jim and Jeannie announced that the show would not be moving forward with another season, as the show has been "exhilarating," but also "exhausting" for the couple, and that they "are truly grateful" for the response from fans and critics of the series.
Vice Principals earned the attention of fans of the people involved in the show, namely star and co-creator Danny McBride. Not only did the series mark his live-action return to the small screen, it was also his return to HBO as the star and creator of his series following his popular fan-favorite Eastbound & Down.
What's fascinating about Vice Principals is that not only did HBO pick it up for 18-episodes off the bat, they announced that it would be split between the first and second seasons and that the show would end after Season 2. However, the short-run of the show was not the network's decision, but in fact creators McBride and Jody Hill. McBride stated in an interview with Variety that he and Hill wrote the script back in 2006 and re-worked it to be like a long movie.
"HBO trusted us to make those episodes without anyone watching them, so they really, really trust us," McBride said.
Here's a trailer for the hilarious new HBO series:
Even Netflix is giving comedy creators their own reign over their shows, with the BoJack Horseman, Master of None and Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt's creators having total control, as well as allotting W/ Bob & David creators Bob Odenkirk and David Cross an indefinite hiatus to focus on their other projects until they both have the time to come together and make more episodes. But if Variety and Mitchell Hurwitz are to be believed, David Cross may be busy very soon with another season of Arrested Development for Netflix.
Is This Shift In Power A Good Thing?
It is an absolutely wonderful thing for a transfer of power from network producers to creators. Not only are the brilliant writers getting to tell the stories they want, but they're telling the stories they know the fans want. After years of trying to get another Ash Evil Dead story off the ground, when Raimi and Campbell got the promise from Starz of complete control, they delivered exactly what fans wanted to see.
HBO's Girls has gotten rave reviews from the start and has earned multiple Emmy and Golden Globe nominations for the series and its writing, which is mostly done by creator Lena Dunham. FX's Louie has received even bigger critical reception, earning 62 award nominations and winning 16, including two Emmys for Outstanding Writing, and has helped to increase the comedian's already large fanbase.
Another great reason for the power shift is that if a show is successful enough in terms of initial ratings and on-demand views, the creators and the networks work together to deliver follow-up seasons. Most times, a delay or hiatus in production can really help to deliver new and creative stories for characters.
After its cancellation in 2006, Arrested Development remained finished for a seven-year hiatus before Netflix revived it, and that time off really helped the show to deliver one of its most inventive seasons yet, with slicker character development and an interesting nonlinear story. The fourth season also went on to be one of the show's most well-received seasons and was a big hit for Netflix in terms of ratings.
While not a comedy, Stranger Things is another recent series in which streaming mogul Netflix gave the series' creators complete control — after having been rejected almost 20 times from other networks — and it worked to perfection. Not only has the series gotten rave reviews from critics and become a bigger hit for Netflix than Daredevil and Making a Murderer, but is still taking some time for people to enjoy the first season before moving forward with a second season.
"We always want to take some time to be thoughtful about the process. When we first come out of the gate with something, we usually have a pretty good idea of where it's going to go, but it's sensible for us to take a little bit of time and let the show breathe. And with so many really falling in love with Season 1, and people who haven't really seen episodes of Season 1 just yet, let's focus on Season 1 right now," Netflix's Chief Content Officer Ted Sarandos said.
Inside Amy Schumer has received rave reviews from fans of the comic, and with the comedian's promise of working on stories for future episodes during the indefinite hiatus, chances are fans will not be let down.
With all of these networks giving up more control to creators and allowing them to work their own ways, it seems like the TV world is no longer where comedies are going to die, but rather where they're going to thrive.
What are some of your favorite comedy TV shows? Do you think it's better for creators to have more control over their work? Let us know in the comments below!


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Quickoffice, a leader in office productivity solutions is now part of Google. The search company today, announced the acquisition.
"Today, consumers, businesses and schools use Google Apps to get stuff done from anywhere, with anyone and on any device. Quickoffice has an established track record of enabling seamless interoperability with popular file formats, and we'll be working on bringing their powerful technology to our Apps product suite," posted Alan Warren, Engineering Director, Google.
"Quickoffice has a strong base of users, and we look forward to supporting them while we work on an even more seamless, intuitive and integrated experience.
We're excited to welcome the Quickoffice team and their users to Google," he said in a official google blog post.
In Other Google news,
The following features are now available to domains (including Google Apps, Google Apps for Business, Government and Education) following the Scheduled Release track:
Starting Monday, June 11th, the new Google bar look will be rolling out to all Google Apps users. "The new Google bar has links to core services at the top level and a More drop-down list with links to additional services."
- Google Search, Images and Mobile always appear in the Google bar
- When you turn off a service, other services move to the top level of the Google bar or to a higher position in the list of services under More
- Gmail: Graduation of the "Nav bar drag and drop" lab, which allows the user to reorder gadgets inside the gadget pane.
And, the following features are intended for release to these domains on June 12th: "Gmail: End-users will be able to select Welsh and Latin American Spanish as the default language in Gmail Settings," revealed google.
Today's June 5th, World IPv6 Launch, coordinated by the Internet Society, marks the day that participating websites, Internet Service Providers (ISP), and network hardware manufacturers switch on IPv6 permanently in parallel with IPv4.
"Today, Virtually all Google's services have been available over IPv6 for a while, but IPv6 access was only available to networks participating in the "Google over IPv6" program. From now on, they will be made available to any IPv6 network on the Internet (well, almost any)," posted Vint Cerf, Chief Internet Evangelist.
"Complete transition will take time. Some users may need to upgrade their home routers or possibly download updated operating system software to enable IPv6 in parallel with IPv4. If you're interested in when you'll get IPv6 connectivity (if you don't have it already), we encourage you to reach out to your ISP and ask," Vint added.
In YouTube news, Today, YouTube opens the doors to more songwriters, publishers and content creators by forming new deals with BMG Rights Management, Christian Copyright Solutions, ABKCO Music, Inc., Songs Music Publishing, Words & Music, Copyright Administration, Music Services, Reservoir Media Management, and Songs of Virtual.
"These new deals, along with the licenses from the many publishers who have opted in to last year's deal with the NMPA / Harry Fox Agency, will allow us to monetize nearly all of the user generated videos with music on YouTube," the team noted.
For those new, "Content ID system allows music publishers to identify the works of songwriters whether the compositions appear in an original sound recording or in a cover version, using information provided to us by the publishers."
Content ID is used today by 3,000+ partners including every major US music publisher, record label, network broadcaster, and movie studio.
Also, each month, YouTube identify four partners whose channels have recently experienced significant growth but haven't yet reached the 100,000 subscriber count for "On The Rise" program.
"For June, each nominees represents a non-profit organization fighting for an important cause: strengthening art knowledge and creative thinking, finding a cure for cancer, preventing crisis and suicide among LGBTQ youth, and ending world hunger.
To help them grow, check out their videos and vote for your favorite in the top right corner of here." The poll will be open until June 12th at 5pm PT, so don't forget to vote for your favorite channel.


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