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i would be really great to put a video of this im only11 and pretty good at origami but i am stuck on this model
I fear I didn't succeed in contacting Patricia Crawford back when I tried, so I will not be making any videos on her models available. Hope you understand,
-- Sara
congrats on the website sara its class:)
thanks for the amount of effort you put into your videos and your website its brilliant that your doing it i hope you continue it!!
Hi love the site! your instructional videos have been incredibly easy to use, thank you for putting the effort into your work!
I cant's find the Satoshi Kamiya's book in any bookstore, and I don't trust the web. All I ask for is a Chocobo video - not "hey look I made my chocobo make one too" but one showing how it's folded.
Pretty please?
I haven't tried to contact Satoshi Kamiya on permission yet, partly because I'm not sure I want to make videos on his designs. The chocobo is one of the easier ones, but he mostly does super-complex origami, which I don't think is suitable for instructional videos. And I don't feel like making videos that are several hours long. :P
So, for now, there won't be videos on Satoshi Kamiya's designs - even the less complex ones. By the way, the book is available for sale at http://www.origamihouse.jp/book/original/kamiya/kamiya.html
-- Sara
Very cool stuff. First website about folding I have come across.
Thank you you for givivng me this great link! Today I had some free time and finished the model. I have been wanting to do this model ever since I saw its intricate patterns and swift action. The diagrams were quite clear.
I tried finding Manpei's email Address, but I was unsuccessful too.
Can you tell me where you got the diagrams for the model? Thanks.
Try http://web.archive.org/web/20060330001721/www.anniefolds.com/diagrams.htm for diagrams for the spinning top by Manpei Arai.
Can you please make a video on the spinning top by Manpei Arai? (or let me know were were I can get the diagrams.) I appreciate your efforts.
P.S. You made a very extraordinary site! Keep up the great work!
I'd love to do instructions on that model, but haven't been successful in finding contact details for Manpei Arai. And without permission, no video.
Any pointers as to how I can contact Manpei Arai would be greatly appreciated.
Dear Origami friends,
My name is Shifuko, grandchildren of Arai Manpei, living in Japan.
Today I was doing net-surfing and found this page and knew
there're some who want to have contact with my grandfather, Arai Manpei.
He joined Origami convention in 2000 in Paris, taught how to fold "koma (in Japanese)".
I and my family are very happy to know that many people enjoy koma all over the world.
He didn't use internet nor e-mail, so it's almost impossible to find his e-mail address,
actually that doesn't exist ;) ☆
Sad to say, he passed away in Octber 19th, 2005, because of brain attack.
As you know, he loved origami. He will be glad if you make a video, we're sure.
Thank you for this great website.
hey...can u make me a video of that red dragon in satoshi kamiya`s book please.....and may you please give me you email because i wanna discuss some stuff with you:P
cool pictures
Great blog.... very interesting niche
Thanks for opening the site and providing useful information
a good job done
very nice site
will help those like me who like the subject
i miss origami. "practiced" a lot in my younger years. i should get back into it. good vibes.
As the subject says, what a great site! Thanks for the hard work! I'll check back often...
Thanks for the information.
Do you know were you get the diagrams for the full rigged ship by Patricia crawford?
Thanks again.
First of all, thank you for making the origami model videos. I enjoy learning from your videos. Would you please redo ( reput) the video showing how to fold the full rigged ship by Patricia Crawford? I appreciate it.
Unfortunately, my effort in contacting Patricia Crawford have been unsuccessful. She left the origami community several years ago, I think somewhere in the 80s. Without her permission, I don't want to make the video available.
I really like your origami and i started doing origami myself about 2 monthes ago and i am already folding intermediate models. Do you think i should give origam as a christmas present?
What you give people as a present is a choice you have to make. If you think they'd appreciate it, why not?
Do u know how to fold that?
I probably have diagrams for it, but haven't attempted it yet.
Dear Sara,
Would you please be able to make a video of the Triangle box for the wedge flexicube soon? I have the wedge flexicube all folded (thanks to your video instructions) but would like to make the box too as I wish to gift it to a friend.
Thanks in advance,
the chocobo is my favorite model i hope you put a video up. I can't wait to fold it. thanks:)
I am a huge origami fan and have been doing it for an year. I thank you for your videos which gives accurate detail. I have done some models with the help of your videos and I really appreciate you posting origami videos on youtube. You are a good mentor.
P.S. May you please post a video of an elephant by Robert J Lang. Its from the book "The complete book of Origami". Thanks.
Currently, I don't have access to that book, so I don't have diagrams to it. I'll look into it further.
when are you going to post more videos? I can't wait to see them
when i checked all your videos on youtube, i saw they were out of order. why is that?
I'm re-uploading my videos to YouTube with slight modifications. Mostly it's just stating more clearly who designed the models, and where diagrams can be found. So on YouTube the videos are now totally out of order. I've ordered the videos here, though. The dates that are given for the video postings correspond to the dates where I created the videos (rather than when I posted the videos here).
Meaning: if you go to the instructions overview, you'll see my newest videos listed first. Same with techniques, reviews, animations, and vlog overviews. I'm too lazy to specify when I took the photos I post here, though...
COOl dragon and tetrahedron but could you make a video of how to make origami fireworks
i love the fire works fold its one of my fav to do. i would like to make a video too. what do i need
I'll look into it.
can you post a video showing how to make the five intersecting tetrahedra?
I might do one some time in the future, but there's actually quite a good video on this out there already: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CSdSH7XKTtQ
thanks, I can't wait to see those videos
Hi Sara,
Would you please be able to put up a video to show how the box for the wedge flexicube is folded? It would make the set complete! And of course Congratulations! on launching this wonderful website where all your work is accesible with a click :)
Thanks and regards,
It's on my to-do list now. We'll see when I find the time!
Checked my crystal ball, obliged to inform you that this will be one of the most sought-after origami websites ever !
This is quite a labour intensive project . Let us know how we can best help !
Wishing you website hits on the order of the " 39th Mersenne prime " ! :-)
Oh, I hope your crystal ball is right! But why not the 44th Mersenne prime?! Oh well, I guess the 39th will do, too. ;)
I choose " 39th Mersenne prime" 'cause " the 44th " would have been a bit ostentagious/excessive ...
( Certainly, of course, not because I am mathematically behind the times ! Heh,heh..)
Not every one of us is poised precariously on the edge of their chairs, awaiting the 10 millionth digit !
I do, however, wish you " bunches and bunches" of website hits, and most importantly, a healthy measure of enjoyment with your nifty website !
i hope you can show more modular designs, I love modular origami
I'm planning on making more modular origami videos - although I do enjoy fold from a single sheet of paper more.
Congrats on your site Sara:) Cant wait to explore it:)
Aw, you already know all my videos, don't you? There's not much new stuff for you here. at least right now!
Actually, I'm just waiting for people to tell me how unrealistically I rate the difficulty of models, like "That's not simple!". I guess it's my sadistic streak making me smile about that just now.
Awesome page can u put the digagrams for chocobo? (yellow bird)


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Anthony Edwin "Ant" Phillips (b. 23 December 1951, Chiswick, west London) is an English multi instrumentalist, best known as a founding member of the band Genesis.[1] He played guitar and sang backing vocals until leaving in 1970, following the recording of their second album, Trespass. He left due to suffering from stage fright, after being told by his doctor that the best thing would be to leave the band. He is known for his twelve string guitar work, and his influence can be heard throughout Genesis's early output.
Genesis's first album after Phillips's departure, Nursery Cryme, featured two songs which were holdovers from the days when Phillips was in the band: "The Musical Box" (originally called F#) and "The Fountain Of Salmacis." "The Musical Box" especially remains a favourite of fans.
After leaving Genesis, Phillips studied classical music (especially classical guitar) and made recordings in collaboration with Harry Williamson, Mike Rutherford and Phil Collins, among others.He played the keyboards on the demos for Peter Gabriel in 1976. His first solo album, The Geese and the Ghost, was issued in 1977.
Phillips released his second album in 1978, entitled Wise After the Event. This was followed the next year by Sides. Both of these albums were produced by Rupert Hine and were intended to reach a mainstream audience, though neither album was successful in that regard.
In its initial release in the UK, Sides was accompanied by a more experimental album entitled Private Parts and Pieces; in the U.S. and Canada the two albums were issued separately. Private Parts and Pieces II: Back to the Pavilion followed the next year, and several further sequels were issued in the 1980s and 1990s.
Phillips began writing material with Andrew Latimer of Camel in 1981, and was a featured performer on that band's album, The Single Factor (released in 1982).
Phillips released a mainstream pop album entitled Invisible Men in 1983. He later claimed that this project went "horribly wrong" as a result of commercial pressures, and would subsequently eschew mainstream success in favour of more specialised material.
Phillips remains involved in a variety of musical projects, including extensive soundtrack work in England often for the label Atmosphere part the Universal Music Group. In the mid-1990s, he released an album entitled The Living Room Concert, which featured solo acoustic versions of his earlier material. He also provided archival material for the first Genesis box set, Genesis Archive 1967-75, released in 1998.
Several of his albums feature artwork by Peter Cross.
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|Ms. Young is True Blue, with a B.A. in English from MTSU, and an M.A. in Educational Administration from Chapman University in California. She began her career as an MTSU advisor exclusively working with Recording Industry students, and she remains the primary advising contact for that program. Like many of her students, she is passionate about music, as well as hiking, cooking, reading, psychology, and spending time with her family.
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I have a whole lot of tomatoes from a friend's vegetable garden. Do you have a favorite tomato sauce recipe you'd care to share? Thanks in advance.
CH, Here is one that I stole from a terrific Italian restaurant. (Even though this has Veal in it, by the end, the meat is merely part of the thick sauce.):
2-3 lbs of Veal Shank on the bone
2 large cans of Italian tomatoes
2 quarts homemade chicken stock
1 large white onion chopped coarsely
1/2 cup Italian parsley, chopped fine
1/2 cup Parmesian cheese, freshly grated
Combine Veal, tomatoes, onion & stock and slowly simmer for 4-5 hours. (Add more water as needed.) Remove Veal, de-bone, finely chop and return meat to the stock. Simmer one more hour, add cheese & parsley and serve with your favorite pasta.
This sauce is also great on Pizza or on top of toasted garlic bread.
A great thing to do with lots of tomatoes is make slow roasted tomatoes. I've linked the recipe below from epicurious.
My favorite tomato sauce is one from Marcella Hazan, called "Tomato Sauce with Onion and Butter." It's simple, decadent and very very good (paraphrased):
2 lbs fresh ripe tomatoes, skinned and seeded (can use 1 large can tomatoes instead)
5 T. butter
1 onion, peeled and halved
Put the tomatoes in a pot with the onion, butter and salt to taste, and cook uncovered at a simmer for 45 minutes. Stir ocassionally, mashing large pieces of tomato. Discard onion before serving. Taste for salt.
Makes enough sauce for 1 lb. pasta. Serve with parmesan cheese.
This sauce is adapted from Lynn Rosetto Kasper's "Italian Country Table", and it's perhaps the simplest version you'll ever make. After buying 60 pounds of "seconds" heirloom tomatoes at a farmer's market I spent two afternoons making lots and lots of batches (the recipe doubles and triples well, if you've got a big enough pan). It freezes beautifully -- after making it in October I was enjoying the taste of summer well into February. The simplicity of preparation and spare number of ingredients makes for a sauce that bursts with the flavor of tomatoes and basil.
1/4 cup good fruity olive oil
rough-chopped small onion and 6 or so cloves of garlic
salt and fresh ground black pepper
15 or so large basil leaves, torn (not chopped)
3 1/2 to 4 pounds ripe tomatoes, peeled or not
In a medium-to-large saucepan place oil, garlic and onion, basil, salt and pepper. Turn heat to med-high and heat ingredients in oil for ONLY 1 or 2 minutes. You just want the fragrance to waft up, don't brown or saute. Add the tomatoes, crushing them with your hands. (This is messy so I usually crush the tomatoes into a bowl before getting started.)
Bring to a pretty good simmer, cook about 1/2 hour uncovered, or till thick and reduced by about 1/3. Be sure to watch for sticking or scorching, stir fairly frequently.
If you're going to eat it right away, let stand for 1/4 of an hour or so first.
Kasper's recipe calls for passing the sauce through a food mill or chopping in food processor or blender, but I prefer to leave it chunky.
Here's my best recipe after testing various ones. It's adapted from Deborah Madison
Recipe: Grilled Tomato and Basil Sauce
Makes 2 quarts
* 4-5 lbs of market fresh tomatoes
* 11 Tbs olive oil
* 1 small onion, finely chopped
* 2 cups of loosely packed basil
* 4 cloves garlic, coarsely chopped
* Salt, Pepper (and sugar if necessary)
* Balsamic vinegar to taste
1. Grill tomatoes gradually turning them so the entire skin blisters and chars slightly. Pull of any pieces that have blackened but leave everything else.
2. Roughly puree in a blender or food processor leaving some texture.
3. Heat 3 Tbs olive oil in pot and gently cook onion until it's soft and translucent.
4. Add tomatoes and cook over medium heat until thickened. About 20-30 minutes.
5. Taste and season with salt. If tomatoes are tart, add a pinch or two of sugar to correct the acidity.
6. Meanwhile in a food processor or blender, add 8 Tbs of olive oil (less is OK if you want to reduce the fat content) add half the basil until it is well blended and gradually add the rest along with the garlic until it is fairly smooth but still with some texture. Add this to the tomatoes. Cook for 5 minutes.
7. Stir in 1 tsp of sea salt and season to taste with freshly ground pepper and vinegar.
If you're interested, I talk about it in my journal: www.hookmountaingrowers.com/journal
re: pamelay2000
Thanks, pamela! That looks like a terrific solution to the bumper crop of tomatoes finally ripening my my garden (we planted way too many, especially considering I only like them in a few forms).
I just made this tonight! Peel and seed ~2 lbs tomatoes. To peel, cut an "X" in the bottom of each tomato and drop them in boiling water for about a minute. The skin will come right off. Then cut the core out and squeeze the seeds out. Break up the pulp into a bowl.
Cook 2 cloves garlic in 2 T. olive oil until fragrant. Add tomatoes with a good large pinch of kosher salt. Cook and smoosh tomatoes in skillet until releasing juices. Scoop the pulp out with a slotted spoon, leaving juice behind in skillet. Cook down juices with a drizzle of balsamic vinegar. Add pulp back in with a handful of torn basil, stir and heat, and adjust seasoning as necessary.


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Safety and Health Links
The following is a partial list of links to safety-related government agencies, organizations, associations and publications in the U.S. and Canada. For more complete listings, including state and provincial entities, visit SafetyDirectory.com.
- Bureau of Labor Statistics: Injuries, Illnesses and Fatalities
- CanOSH: Canada National Occupational Safety and Health Website
- NIOSH: National Institute of Occupational Safety and Health
- OSHA: Occupational Safety and Health Administration
- U.S. Occupational Safety and Health Review Commission
- Workplace Hazardous Materials Information System
Organizations and Associations
- Alliance of Hazardous Materials Professionals
- American Board of Industrial Hygiene
- American College of Occupational and Environmental Medicine
- American Conference of Governmental Industrial Hygienists
- American Federation of Labor - Congress of Industrial Organizations
- American Industrial Hygiene Association
- American Society of Safety Engineers
- Board of Certified Safety Professionals
- Environmental Health & Safety Benchmarking
- International Institute of Risk and Safety Management
- International Society for Respiratory Protection
- The International System Safety Society
- National Safety Council
- National Safety Management Society
- Professional Organisations in Occupational Safety and Health
- Safety, Health and Environment Intra Industry Benchmarking Association
- Voluntary Protection Programs Participants' Association
- World Safety Organization
- Canadian Occupational Safety
- Chemical Health & Safety
- Industrial Hygiene News
- Industrial Safety & Hygiene News
- Journal of Occupational and Environmental Medicine
- Occupational Health & Safety
- Occupational Safety & Health Reporter
- OHS Canada
- Safety Canada
- Safetynews
- Workplace HR & Safety
- Worksite News
The 2013 Safety Awards have been announced.
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Jillian Michaels' Sprint Towards Adoption
Everyone's favorite tough-trainer-with-a-heart-of-gold, Jillian Michaels, has big plans! (And not the kind that involve getting a couch potato to run an extra five minutes on the treadmill.)
Babble blogger Lauren Hartman shows you what she likes to keep in her diaper bag, and the secret to keeping it all organized.


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19 free iPad apps for musical creativity
Thanks to Katie Wardrobe, here's is a list of 19 free iPad apps which can promoted creativity and composition.
Thanks to Katie Wardrobe, here's is a list of 19 free iPad apps which can promoted creativity and composition.
Sample Units from Australian Music Educators Assoc (Vic) – under the heading "aMuse VELS Support Documents"
ScoreCleaner Notes ($1) = a new app allows you to hum or sing into your device, and it will write up a score … then let you share it over social media. I haven't tried it yet, but here's an article about it: http://www.forbes.com/sites/reuvencohen/2013/05/06/new-app-allows-anyone-to-create-musicial-scores-by-humming-or-singing-no-instruments-required/
Multi-arts online lessons, videos and other free resources, produced by the Songroom.
Go to resource: ArtsEdge (Western Australia) is a collaboration between the education, arts, and cultural sectors in WA. The program facilitates projects and partnerships between schools and professional arts workers, for example, artists in schools (AIR) and professional learning for teachers. ArtsEdge is a partnership between the Dept of Education WA and the Dept of Culture and the Arts WA.
Bubble Harp draws bubbles around your fingertips, recording and replaying your movements while creating music. It's a combination of drawing, animation, music, art, geometry and gaming.
$1.99 at iTunes store for iPad or iPhone
Go to resource: Classics for Kids is a podcast station that streams classical music suitable for children.
In addition the site has links to composition and creating games, lesson plans, information about classical music, and links to advocacy and articles on classical music for parents and teachers.
"Minds on Music" – This textbook enhances preservice and practicing music educators' understanding of ways to successfully engage children in music composition. It offers both a rationale for the presence of composition in the music education program and a thorough review of what we know of children's compositional practices to date. Minds On Music offers a solid foundation for planning and implementing composition lessons with students in grades PreK-12.
Go to resource: Creating Meaning Through Literature and the Arts by Claudia Cornett (2006) is a textbook specifically for classroom teachers. It covers the integration of the arts throughout the curriculum and examines the four arts streams (Dance, Drama, Music, Visual Art). It is published by Merrill/Prentice-Hall.
Go to resource: Fleximusic Kids Composer is a downloadable software program that introduces young students to music recording, mixing, sampling, and creating. Live tracks can be added, compositions can be saved as digital files and shared digitally. Fleximusic Composer is available for older students.
Go to resource: Goran Bregovic – Tales & Songs for Weddings & Funerals education kit is provided through the Melbourne International Arts Festival site, and was performed at the festival in 2008. The kit, written by David Perry, is linked to the Victorian curriculum and provides activities about Balkan music, music-making, and creating. More kits are available through the Melbourne International Arts Festival website.
As a tribute to Ruby Hunter, Archie Roach has just released a kit about a song-writing trip to Cape York. Butcher Paper, Texta, Black Board and Chalk The kit includes a CD of songs (written by Cape York school kids with Ruby Hunter) & a book of lyrics and art-work & a DVD documentary of the journey through Cape York (including song-writing sessions and jamming). The cross-curricular content of the DVD is brilliant – music, art, indigenous culture, creativity, etc. More info HERE.
LESSON IDEA: Play the DVD, then try song-writing with your class (about their own place, home and country) … later play the CD and encouraged students to draw pictures to go with the words (as did Ruby).
Go to resource: Phil Tulga presents a list of interactive activities and lesson plans which combine Music with Science, Language and Maths.
Go to resource: Integrating the arts: twelve school-based experiences, published by the Department for Education and Children's Services, SA, 1997, gives twelve case best-practice case studies for the teaching of the arts in schools. The publication is relevant to teachers of Early Childhood (Reception) through to secondary school (Year 10).
A few iPad apps which might contribute to an Orff type lesson (if you have a class set of iPads for Music)
James is a well-known music technology educator and composer. His website www.composerhome.com includes free samples of school ensemble music as well as conference presentation notes.
Wright Stuff Music offers a list of links for fun online music activities (K-12)
Have you signed up yet to be part of Making Music Being Well?
This national initiative, which takes place from 16 – 22 May, is a collaboration between Music: Play for Life and the Australian Music Therapy Association and it's all about a grassroots celebration of the links between music making and wellbeing.
When you register to participate – it's FREE – we'll send you event posters, stickers and brochures and you'll get access to lots of downloadable resources including event planning and promotional tips. How you participate is up to you.
The best way to be involved is to take something you may already have planned for that week and hitch it to the national wagon of Making Music Being Well 2011. You don't have to do something on every day during the week – one event is enough. Your event will be outlined on the MMBW website and you and your group members or students will be helping to shine the national spotlight on an important fact: music is good for you!
Here are a few ideas based on previous years: Open the doors to the community for your rehearsal that falls within the MMBW week and turn it into a free performance. Take your choir or group to a nursing home, hospital or school. Organise a big sing at your workplace. Turn a school assembly into a musical celebration and tell students and parents about the value and benefits of making music. Convene a drum circle in your school playground. Run an open mic session at your local pub or club. Organise a gathering of community music leaders and organisers in your area and discuss how you could pool resources and share skills.
Register to be part of it at www.makingmusicbeingwell.org.au
AND … don't forget – registration for our biggest school music initiative, Music: Count Us In, opens soon too!
Marimba Music Making WITH JON MADIN
Date Thursday 2 June 2011
Time 9.30am – 3.30pm
Venue 150 Palmerston Street, CARLTON
Cost $130 members/$190 non-members
An amazing smorgasbord of ideas for hands-on music making using marimbas and many other Jon Madin's ingeniously created instruments. Suitable for any primary or lower secondary music teaching environment. Would be suitable for primary generalists. You will go away with a wealth of repertoire and activity ideas.
About Jon
Jon Madin is a trained classroom music teacher with a background in a wide variety of music-making. His experience includes playing in folk/rock bands, multi-cultural bands, orchestra and early music consorts. He also leads family music workshops and bush dances.
He has also worked extensively in musical instrument design – marimbas in particular, as well as many other experimental musical instruments.
For further information about Jon Madin, check out the Marimba Music website: www.marimbamusic.com.au
Kevin Kelley
Executive Officer
Association of Music Educators (Vic) Inc
150 Palmerston Street
CARLTON Victoria 3053
Phone 03 9349 1048
Fax 03 9349 1052
Go to resource: First Rhythmic Composition is a lesson plan written for 11 to 13 year olds, published by the Kennedy Center, US.The lesson introduces students to rhythm concepts, including names and symbols associated with music notation. The lesson plans include links to online resources including worksheets and websites. Musical terms use US terminology (eg quarter notes).
Go to resource: Music Education in Primary Schools, written by Graeme Askew, published by Education Australia (1993), this resource is for students and teachers, and incorporates Kodaly and Orff methods. Planning, implementation and evaluation of programs and musical activities ideas are included.
Go to resource: Music in childhood: from preschool through the elementary grades, written by Patricia Shehan Campbell and Carol Scott-Kassner. This is a comprehensive textbook that covers a range of musical activities for inclusion in the classroom.
On April 12th 2011, a dozen talented teenage singer-songwriters were mentored by John Foreman, Claire Bowditch, Holly Throsby, Rai Thistlethwayte (Thirsty Merc) and Kavyen Temperley (Eskimo Joe).
The result was the 2011 song for Music. Count Us In (1st September 2011).
Watch this space for free lesson plans, free MP3 material, free Professional Development (for teachers) and free instrumental arrangements. Let's get more music in more Australian schools!! www.musiccountusin.org.au
http://australianmusiceducators.ning.com/ is an Australian discussion forum for music educators. It was set up with the intent of discussing ideas on classroom band programs, but it really is a forum for discussion on any aspect of Australian music teaching from P-12. At present there is a small group of members, but I am hoping to build it up and draw on a wide range of professional knowledge and experience.
This group is completely FREE (in a monetary sense, not a moral or metaphysical sense).
Please come along and check it out. The page is run as a ning, which is basically a social network with a particular focus. It is great for online discussion, linking of video and photo and has facility for you to blog. All you need to do is create an account.
New Zealand Curriculum Exemplars – several exemplar lessons for Primary and Secondary School Music (New Zealand)
Try giving groups of students 'big questions' or composition tasks or performance challenges (eg. Battle of the Bands) and lots of space to self-direct with access to the internet … and see what they come up with. Some ideas HERE and HERE.
The first session of Musica Viva's "Sound Safari" (Professional Development for teachers) takes place in Carlton VIC on April 1st 2011. The same session will be held around Australia in 2011.
For more information on the program, please visit the website at http://www.musicaviva.com.au/education/mvis/professionallearning/soundsafari.
Ask students to choose a photo from THIS amazing page, and plan a soundscape or composition using any instruments. Once shared with the class, do "speed improvisation" – the teacher chooses a photo, and the entire class responds to the photo with whatever instrument/s they can reach.
The Goulburn Conservatorium has commissioned an electronic book and piano music to encourage students to learn piano, enjoy music, and compose. This link is free. ENJOY it with your students! Afterwards, ask them for their personal responses.
THIS link takes you two random uses of YouTube in music-related lessons. If you have suggestions, PLEASE email them to schools.mpfl AT mca.org.au
Go to resource: Sibelius Groovy Music is a software program that assists with teaching music to five to eleven year old students. The program can be used by generalist and specialist music teachers. Additional resources are available to support the software including lesson plans, stickers, charts etc.
Music: Count Us In offers a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity for a talented young person to have their song sung by over half a million students.
Download the brief at musiccountusin.org.au/the-song
Look at this website from The Patch Primary School to get ideas of composition activities to do with your students.
Essentials of Music – Sony Music has set up a music resource website which provides free information on 60 Classical composers, including 200+ free samples of their music.
The above website links to the 2011 prize-winners of the Australian Children's Music Foundation song-writing competition. Categories catered for students aged 5 through to 18. LESSON IDEA: Listen to the winning songs (from the website) for each class's age-category and discuss the strengths and musical elements of each winning song.
Our next series of school concerts at the ABC in Ultimo have places available on the following dates:
Stage 3: AUG 13; AUG 16
Stage 2: SEPT 10; 12; 13
Stage 1: OCT 12; OCT 17
For more information check the website or email email@example.com
Want to be part of this year's Sydney Symphony "pop-up" music camp? Come spend a weekend with musicians of the Sydney Symphony playing a host of great orchestral music!
Applications are still open for any students keen to participate in Playerlink 2013 in Lismore from Friday 13th – Sunday 15th Sept.
The Australian Curriculum – New Teacher Resources
The ACARA Board has approved the Australian Curriculum in the Arts with the intention of presenting it to the Minister for sign off in July. What a long process this has been, under the leadership of Linda Lorenza. One of the benefits has been thedevelopment of good materials for teachersby a number of organisations to support the curriculum, which you may wish to use in your classrooms.
The Sydney Symphony was approached by Education Services Australia to provide classroom material for teachers as the new curriculum rolls out. Consequently we developed our BITE SIZED LESSON PLAN SERIES which can now be accessed free of charge on our website. These include a PDF of the teacher lesson notes and a PowerPoint of slides to use on smartboards or classroom computers.
Australian Music Day
On August 1-2 the Sydney Symphony Fellows will be the Ensemble-In-Residence at the MLC School Sydney's Australian Music Day. They will be performing and workshopping Australian compositions by Ross Edwards, Matthew Hindson, Daniel Rojas and Paul Stanhope with elective music students from across the state.
If you are interested in attending with your students more information can be found on the Sydney Symphony website.
OPEN REHEARSALS at the OPERA HOUSE
We have two open rehearsals left for schools in 2013
WESTLAKE and LIOR on September 5 at 10.30am in the concert hall of the Opera House
SYMPHONY FANTASTIC on October 9 at 10.30am in the concert hall of the Opera House
These are strictly for school groups – all tickets $10. We strongly recommend students be of high school age as these sessions are between 2 and 2.5 hours long.
With holidays looming now is a perfect opportunity to encourage those students who are working towards this year's Sinfonietta project on motific development to get cracking!
A reminder that:
ENTRIES CLOSE FRIDAY OCTOBER 11th
FINALISTS WILL BE ANNOUNCED MONDAY OCTOBER 21st
Go to resource: Sync or swing is published by the NSW Department of Education and Training and provides support for teaching music K-6. It includes an audio CD, and ties in with the Creative Arts syllabus (NSW).
Go to resource: The Arts Centre Melbourne provides education programs specifically for school students, including performances and workshops.Their school workshops include music technology training and activities are linked with the Victorian curriculum. Their site contains further information about activities and performance events.
The Black Arm Band: Dirtsong was a work performed at the 2009 Melbourne International Arts Festival. There is a free Education kit available here. The second half of the activities are specifically Music-related, while the first half are Arts and literacy-related.The education kit was prepared by David Perry and is linked to the Victorian curriculum. It contains music activities centred around Indigenous and Australian pop songs, and also explores the didgeridoo. More kits are available through the Melbourne International Arts Festival website.
The Black Arm Band: Hidden Republic was a work performed at the 2008 Melbourne International Arts Festival. This education kit on the Indigenous band has been prepared by Elizabeth Exintaris, and is linked to the Victorian curriculum. The music activities within this kit include the study of Indigenous music, music-making and creating, and analysis. More kits are available through the Melbourne International Arts Festival website.
Go to resource: Vocal-ease is published by the NSW Department of Education and Training and comes in 4 volumes. It provides a sequential plan for singing activities. A range of styles and genres are included. The program is designed for use in primary schools.


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The National Solid Wastes Management Association (NSWMA) estimates that $8 million to $10 million worth of cardboard is stolen from New York City garbage routes each year. Imagine how much higher the revenue loss is when the value of bottles, cans, and plastic is added to the equation.
So the city and its solid waste haulers are fighting back.
Approved by City Council on July 23, Int. No. 889-A ("unlawful removal or acceptance of certain recyclable material") amends the city's administrative code to make removing or accepting certain recyclables illegal. Vice President for Government Affairs David Biderman told Waste Age that each violation of the law carries civil and criminal fines of $1,000.
The association has been encouraging the legislation since its introduction on June 28, 2012. (In general, licensed haulers collect from commercial customers and the city's Department of Sanitation from residential customers.) The law's expected to reduce losses suffered by both.
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Not a huge amount in Minehead, but we're closed - as a lot of staff come from Taunton way where conditions are worse and its getting worse here too.
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Not a huge amount in Minehead, but we're closed - as a lot of staff come from Taunton way where conditions are worse and its getting worse here too.
Had about 2cm here in Brum, and it's still coming down, forecast is light/heavy snow all day with stong winds...
School is OPEN though!
Business as usual here in South London, it is extremely cold though! I can feel the cold through the window even in my office!
A good map for those who want to watch the chaos unfold though. With Twitter #uksnow commentary (plenty of grumpy and disappointed people in the East this morning!). :) Weather Radar - Live UK Rainfall Radar - Netweather.tv
Our firewall complained about the volume of traffic we're getting, lol. Just adjusted the throttling rates so it doesn't think we're under attack.
We have about 2cm of snow here, but as we are hardy yorkshire folk we carry on regardless, and as the caretaker quoted "this in't snow, y'ant s'in snow you young 'uns, when I were a bairne it'd be 4foot deep and we still went t'school"
One of our teachers has rang in rather shocked that they've got half a foot of snow where they are at Wheddon Cross. We've got about 0.05cm so far.
Well, it's TRYING to snow...
Topical [Snow-related] Twitter Twop Twip:
http://i.snag.gy/v8tqH.jpg ;)
[Twop Twips are often NFSW but not on this occasion]
Home -Dawlish - cold icy rain - very disappointed.
Work - Exeter -snowing but not really settling...yet...hope it doesn't I wish to get home tonight.
Snowing here now. The flakes are small. It is settling.


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text: The offender was convicted of Sexual Abuse 1st degree by Force of a 16 year old female victim in 2009 right here in Jefferson County. The offender registered the address of 124 Elm Street Bessemer, Al. 35020 upon release from Jefferson County Jail in May of 2013. The Jefferson County Sheriff's Office Sex Offender Unit, along with the State Probation Office verified the offender was not living at his registered address upon him failing to report to his Probation Officer. A Warrant was obtained in November of 2013 for Probation Violation – Sexual Abuse 1. The Sex Offender Unit also obtained a warrant for Violation of the Sex Offender Act – Failure to Immediately Notify a Change of Address. The offender is believed to be in the Bessemer Area.


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La Mesa's only medical marijuana shop will close Sunday—under city orders to shut down after running afoul of zoning ordinances and state law.
"We're not going to fight it," said Paul Peterson, 31, president of the dispensary called The PAC, for Pacific Alternative Care, at 7882 La Mesa Blvd. "We're not a big enough cooperative."
The shop began operations in September 2009 after securing a business license as a holistic health center, but La Mesa police and license officials discovered its marijuana role after receiving a complaint.
Bill Chopyk, city community development chief, said Thursday that the complaint had come from "a nearby religious institution."
In a letter dated Jan. 27, Chopyk wrote the Mission Valley owners of the PAC building: "The Christ Evangelical Lutheran Church and School is within the prohibited 600-foot radius area" of the shop, and thus violated the state Health and Safety Code.
"Accordingly," Chopyk wrote, "you are required to cease and desist all Medical Marijuana Dispensary uses on the property by March 14, 2011. Failure to do so will result in this matter being forwarded to the City Attorney to commence a legal proceeding against you and the tenant."
Peterson said Chopyk gave him the option of seeking an amendment to the citywide zoning law, which prohibits any medical marijuana dispensary. But the fee to seek such a change is $15,000, and Peterson decided he didn't want to "gamble" on winning.
In October 2009, then-Assistant City Manager David Witt sent letters to commercial property owners that the city "has made it clear to all who have inquired that medical marijuana dispensaries are not a permitted use in La Mesa."
Peterson said more than 1,000 people were members of The PAC cooperative—where individuals grow the marijuana for the shop to sell. Several hundred people a week used its services—including classes in yoga, breathing, self-defense and pot-growing.
He said about 80 percent of the shop's revenues came from marijuana sales but asserted the original depiction of the shop as a "holistic center" was accurate because "we felt like that was a fair description of what our business entailed."
"We didn't open this place with the intention of solely being a weed clinic or a pot clinic or being classified under any of those negative statements," he said Thursday, sitting in the classroom area of his 1,200-square-foot leased space.
City officials say Peterson paid for his business license on Aug. 17, 2009, and described the operation thusly: "This store will feature a variety of New Age/spiritual products like Native American artwork, books, candles, skin care and aromatherapy items. Yoga and art classes will also be offered."
Peterson, who said his mother in Tahoe still uses marijuana after overcoming cancer symptoms with its help, said he laid off seven part-time employees after getting notice.
His patients will now have to find other sources—probably in San Diego.
"They're really sad. They're really bummed," Peterson said. "They're sad to see us go because they feel like they found a place where they can gain safe access to the medicine where it's not 'sketchy' … [It's] a very friendly atmosphere."
He said The PAC was the easternmost source of medical marijuana in the county—and had paid more than $100,000 in sales tax to the state Board of Equalization, which returns a share to La Mesa—which in 2009 had $877 million in taxable sales.
"A lot of people in La Mesa, and east of here—El Cajon, Lakeside, Alpine—those people have to travel even further now to get their medicine," he said.
But he said El Cajon Boulevard alone has a half-dozen cannabis outlets operating west of La Mesa—even though San Diego is moving to limit those shops as well.
He said one cane-using La Mesa resident, on daily kidney dialysis, is sick of taking prescription pills and will miss the La Mesa dispensary. He's in an "extreme amount of pain," Peterson said.
Chopyk, the city land-use director, said The PAC was the only marijuana dispensary in the city that "I'm aware of." But it's not the first.
A similar cease-and-desist order several years ago led to the shutdown of the East County Cooperative at 7200 Parkway Drive, near the old Coleman College campus, he said.
Told the story of the dialysis patient losing his La Mesa source of marijuana, Chopyk said: "I'm sorry. There's conflicting [state and federal] law. It's been illegal [in the city]. We're not at that point in La Mesa where that's allowed."
He said, "You or anyone can pursue an amendment to the zoning ordinance. It's up to the policymakers of the city—ultimately the City Council to decide."
Peterson—who said he attended Helix High School in 1995-96 as a sophomore and junior but didn't graduate—will look for work as a retail store manager. He once worked for Puma, the sports shoe company. He said he'll sell his store fixtures to cooperative members and put other things on Craigslist.
He said he's been a proponent of medical marijuana since 1996, when state voters made such shops legal and his mother, Barbara Peterson, began using it.
In November 1996, California voters approved Proposition 215 (called the Compassionate Use Act) allowing the use of medical cannabis.
Peterson said he didn't consider moving his cooperative to San Diego because that city, too, was moving toward closing shops—with council action expected March 28.
Saying he did "everything by the book" to avoid being perceived as a marijuana-for-anyone supplier, Peterson indicated he turned people down "every single day" for not meeting residency rules or medical-doctor scrip requirements.
"They come in with a passport—that doesn't establish [state] residency," he said. "If they have their ID card that their doctor gives them, but not their original scrip, they get turned away. If their driver's license is expired, they get turned away."
People have this idea that it's young kids, not sick people coming in for marijuana, he said. But if they have the proper papers, he said, "who are we to say: You don't look sick?"
Story updated at 1:20 p.m. March 14, 2011.


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Lunch in Oakland is getting sexier, or at least more vegan »
If you're around Lake Merritt and hard up for a sandwich, Merritt Station Cafe has got your back. Situated too close to a Gold's Gym for my liking, it's still a pleasant place to sit down to a large $4.99 Tofurkey sandwich with all the fixings! Check out this mega-sandwich that I had for mega-cheap! Also, the guys who made it were super nice! Also, I got to stare at people in Gold's going up on down on ellipticals, and try not to think about sex. VERY ATHLETIC AND AWKWARD SEX.
Secondly: Have you been to Brown Couch Cafe (340 14th St. at Harrison) yet? It's right around that area with Golden Lotus (it's a Golden Era! in Oakland!) and No Worries and Rico's Diner and Breakroom! Man, Oakland, with all your stealthy vegan food everywhere! Anyway, Brown Couch has several vegan menu items, and most others can be made vegan if you just ask. Definitely try the ridiculously tasty vegan chicken salad, which you can have in a wrap or on top of a salad. It's ridonk. Also, the smoothies are fresh and tasty! The service is very friendly, and overall, it's a fantastic lunch option and another excellent alternative in the area—all these delicious places make me want to get a business-lady job in downtown Oakland (LIES).
[Thanks to Kristy and Megan for bringing these fine establishments to our attention!]
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Interview with Susan from The Breakroom Cafe! Plus, they're serving VEGAN BRUNCH!! »
Have you ever wondered how one of your favorite vegetarian restaurants got their start? Here's the story of The Breakroom Cafe in downtown Oakland! Susan, a 10-year veteran of working in bars and restaurants (and a kick-ass, awesome girl), and her partner Jason, a former department store manager (and all-around really cool guy), dreamed about opening a vegetarian restaurant and went for it! Coming up on the fourth anniversary of The Breakroom, Susan and Jason reflect on starting their veg business.
Vegansaurus: What was your opening date?
Susan: July 14, 2007. You were there, Anne! I think you just happened to be walking by or something, and you saw we were finally open. I remember us forcing all these free pastries on you.
What made you want to start a vegetarian restaurant?
While living in Cleveland, I always fantasized about moving to another state and running a vegetarian restaurant. After moving to Oakland, I served at a vegan restaurant for a few years, where I learned that there was definitely a market for vegetarian food out here. While browsing Craigslist, Jason found a space available, and voila! To be honest though, I thought this place would be more of a coffee shop that sells veg sandwiches. It turned out to be a sandwich shop that sells coffee.
Where do you draw inspiration for your menu items?
I guess it's different for each menu item. I remember loving Sloppy Joes as a kid. Remember that Manwich stuff? Loved it! And since becoming vegetarian at 16, I had a craving for it, so I knew we had to have a vegan Sloppy Joe on the menu.M ost of the menu items are veg versions of familiar standard American sandwiches that people may miss eating since becoming vegan/vegetarian.
What's your most popular dish?
It's a toss-up between the Meatball, Club and Turkey/Bacon.
If your Sloppy Joe sandwich was a song, what song would it be?
Maybe "Cool It Now," that New Edition song—for those that think it's too spicy!
Tell us a funny story about an unwitting omnivore who ordered one of your veg sandwiches.
None specifically comes to mind, but there are those that just don't understand the imitation meat concept. We've had people say, "So when it says bacon, it's not really bacon?" We say "nope," and the next question is, "But what about the Ham & Swiss sandwich? That's real ham, right? We answer "No," and then they move on to questioning the "turkey."
I noticed that there's a cock on the front of your building, what's up with that?
I guess the owner of the previous business Zodiac Desserts put it there. I didn't even notice it until a few months after we bought the business, a friend and I were walking by the shop and we both noticed it at the same time. I was like "Where the hell did that rooster come from?"
If you could give one piece of advice to someone who wants to start a vegan business, what would it be?
Make food that NON-vegan/-vegetarians will like, and make them believe they could survive not eating meat.
This is Laura here and I just want to chime in because Breakroom just started doing Sunday brunch! It's from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. and it's the BOMB! A huge plate of potatoes, veggie ham, tofu scramble, fruit, AND french toast for like 10 bucks! You'll be full for days! MORE VEGAN BRUNCH IN THE EAST BAY, Y'ALL!!! Oh, and here's a shitty camera phone picture because I love you:
Uh, and you can check out their Facebook page for more updates and better photos!
Breakroom Cafe: 300 13th Street, Oakland. (510) 836-3864. Mon.-Fri. 10 a.m. - 3:30 p.m., Sun. 11 a.m. - 2 p.m.
Anne Martin is an eater of free pastries and a lover of veg restaurants. She is a Ph.D. Candidate at UC Berkeley's City & Regional Planning department, and is a member of the Berkeley Organization for Animal Advocacy. When Anne is not researching or eating vegan Hearty Bagel sandwiches at The Breakroom, you will find her volunteering with Harvest Home Animal Sanctuary.
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No Worries, vegan Filipino restaurant coming to Oakland! AND THEY'RE HIRING. »
We tried No Worries last year at World Veg Fest and fell in love. I mean, in luuuuurve. We ate so much vegan Adobo that we had to be wheeled out of this event dedicated to healthy living. OOPS! Anyway, at Veg Fest, the No Worries team was talking about plans to open in the Jack London Square area of Oakland and now we find out it's really happening and they're hiring (GET A JOB, LAZY! Also, we assume that by "welcoming appearance" they mean that you should pop a few buttons at the top of the blouse, honey.) Vegansaurus HQ(ish) is within spitting distance (how uncouth!) of their new location and you best believe we're gonna be hitting this place up on the regular. And by on the regular, I mean I am the bird lady currently standing in front of their building. Don't be afraid to say hi, JUST NO EYE CONTACT.
UPDATE: Heard from Jay at No Worries and he says they'll be opening at 1442 Franklin St in downtown Oakland in September. So not spitting distance but walking distance (even for me, the laziest of JLS residents) (oh! and close to 12 Street BART!)
Thanks to David Surcamp for the heads-up! He's the dude who brought you those ridiculous Weekend Ruiner cinnamon rolls at last's SF Vegan Bakesale. Bow down!
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Lorde – Pure Heroine-2013
"Pure Heroine" is Lorde's highly anticipated debut album. After exploding onto the music landscape, Lorde has taken the world my storm with her tantalising vocals and unique story telling. The album was preceded by the release of The Love Club EP single "Royals", which peaked at number one in New Zealand as well as peaking within the top five of Australia, Canada and America. "Royals" was followed by the release of "Tennis Court" in June 2013. In mid-September 2013, the third single, "Team" was released.
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Description: 2013 debut album from New Zealand singer/songwriter Ella Yelich-O'Connor AKA Lorde. It'd be easy to mistake Ella for a seasoned tunesmith from the American South, one who carries a heavy heart that's been ravaged by careless men over time. But in truth, Lorde recorded these songs as a 16-year old Kiwi championed by the likes of Perez Hilton and Grimes. She has a timeless knack for songcraft with a sophisticated pop savvy that most people over 30 can't find without collaboration. Lorde needs no collaborative hacks — she writes and sings her own songs. Even when she sings in her higher vocal range about teenage politics, Lorde carries herself with the grace and poise of someone like Beth Orton.
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8 Still Sane
9 White Teeth Teens
10 A World Alone
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Genre: Pop
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Wayne Rooney's wife reveals one is more than enough at the moment
Coleen Rooney has ruled out giving her 10-month-old son Kai any brothers or sisters right now, reports the Metro"One's a handful, so I think we're going to be happy with just him… for a while anyway," said mum Coleen.Another footballing couple who don't want more children at the moment are Gary and Danielle Lineker.Ex-England star Gary told The Times that their combined five children are more than enough. "She has a child from a previous relationship and I have four of my own, so we are not sure if we want any more," Gary said."Some weeks it seems like a good idea, other weeks it doesn't."When we are on a plane and we hear screaming babies, it definitely doesn't," said dad Gary.
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Fortune finally favours Cookie
Cookie Crumbles and Leigh Roche
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Roche, based with Dermot Weld, moved the daughter of Bahamian Bounty to lead a furlong out before staying on for an all out win over fast finishing Tamujin.
Winning trainer Ado McGuinness later stated "at long last! She's been a bit of a heart break and has had bits and pieces of problems and should have won in Wolverhampton.
"She works at home with horses rated 80 but doesn't show it on the track. I always thought she was better over six furlongs but Leigh gave her a good ride and she got the seven (furlongs) well."
Gold Falcon, stablemate of the winner, was the morning gamble of the race having been backed from 20/1 into 7/1 before eventually finishing fifth.
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Yes this would be The Tales from the Crypt episode with Demi Moore and Jeffery Tambor (in a fat suit). GOD THIS SHOW. THIS SHOW FOREVER.
It's time for this show to come back.
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For Saints and Tigers it's Riewoldt or bust
Michael Gleeson We need to talk about Riewoldt. Either one, take your pick it doesn't matter which cousin you choose the issue is roughly the same.
Hawthorn unhappy at compensation
Emma Quayle and Michael Gleeson Hawthorn feels the brunt of the AFL's first free agency period, losing Clinton Young.
Fairytale for Blue unlikely
Jake Niall and Michael Gleeson Troy Chaplin only newcomer certain to play for Richmond against the Blues.
High hopes but free agents failing to make their mark
Michael Gleeson Free agency was the tool introduced for clubs to ratchet themselves up the ladder.
Magpies consider young Giant for ruck role
Jake Niall and Michael Gleeson Mindful of the burden on the ageing shoulders of veteran premiership ruck Darren Jolly, Collingwood has shown interest in out of contract Giant Jonathan Giles.
Essendon lodges Goddard paperwork with AFL
Jon Pierik and Michael Gleeson Football's brave new world of free agency has begun with a bang with Saint Brendon Goddard lodging the paperwork for Essendon's four-year offer with the AFL.
Tigers secure Chaplin under free agency
Michael Gleeson Richmond has signed its second free agent with Port Adelaide defender Troy Chaplin this afternoon informing his club he had signed with the Tigers.
Free agency gets off to a clean, efficient start
Michael Gleeson So, do you like it? Free agency that is. I suspect most won't care too much at this stage.
Knights joins Tigers, Chaplin close behind
Jon Pierik and Michael Gleeson Richmond's bid to emerge as a legitimate finals aspirant has gained momentum, with the Tigers adding depth and dash through the midfield and almost certainly a key defender on the first day of free...


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We knew Franklin Morales was out due to injury, but the prognosis seems to have worsened as Morales has a bulging disc according to Peter Abraham (and a bunch of other beat writers, but his tweet was the first I saw). There's no timetable on his return, and he had an epidural, according to Sean McAdam. With Morales and Breslow both out, we know a few things. One: Andrew Miller will see a lot of playing time early on as the lone lefty. I'd also say those of you buying into Jon Heyman's "Cut Aceves to teach him a lesson" argument will be disappointed. The bullpen is supposed to be a place of strength for the club, so cutting into its depth is not going to be an option.
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New York City
May 3, 2012
In case you missed our gratuitous gushing over the Encore! Sessions at Le Baron yesterday, it continues. In truth as we pressed "published" we were saying a silent prayer that we'd be able to squeeze into the last taping of this series by the /FORWAR:D team – an intimate Little Dragon gig – last night. Let's just say the police pulled up to the door just as our cab did, and miracle of miracles they left soon thereafter and we made it in! I can't remember the last time I saw a line that big for a venue that small. You know it's next level exclusivity when they say there isn't a guestlist, and it's even better when you're trying to gain entry into a club modeled after a Parisian bordello, sandwiched between two Chinese funeral homes. Welcome to André Saraiva's NYC.
What we got was a full set, which usually never happens at branded events, so thanks again to Absolut. Yukimi and the boys played songs off their latest album Ritual Union and dropped a new track into the mix – hopefully that will be included in the final Encore! footage. Then they did a cover (which is pretty rare for them) of Eurythmics' "Here Comes the Rain Again" and the crowd hit fever pitch chanting along to the "Talk to me… like lovers do" chorus. This Little Dragon performance should air on May 29th – but be sure to check out the Youtube page for exclusive footage of all performances (including Friends!).


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"Everything went really well," Haley said. "We're just giving it as much time as we can to see exactly where he is."
"Now I think Ricky wears that hat," Palko said. "Ricky's the most popular guy, and I'm probably going to be the most hated guy."
"It's a very good team," Brady said. "Defensively, they're very well coached. We've been around Romeo [Crennel] for a long time so, we have a decent understanding of what he does but we haven't played these guys in a while. They have some very good players defensively and we need really a good week so we can go out there and be very well prepared and play with confidence, play with anticipation, try to go out there and execute well."
"I'm not a big quote guy, but this thing is a marathon and not a sprint and sometimes you have to scrape the bottom before you can reap the benefits," Palko said on a conference call yesterday.
"Whether you want to be a teacher, a garbage man, whatever you want to do – there's no blueprint on getting where you want to go," he added. "There are obstacles, there's adversity you need to overcome and it's just the way life is."
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They should have called it Pointless of No Return, Point of No Getting Your Money Back, La Faux Nikita, or any number of other titles that would have advised unsuspecting audiences to stay away. Those who rallied around Luc Besson's surprise 1990 hit La Femme Nikita may be especially disgusted, but this remake should offend the sensibilities of just about any smart filmgoer. Point of No Return might actually be less disreputable if it were just another cookie-cutter action movie, but the fact that it deadens a slick concept into an exercise of mundane acting and writing is what makes it a true travesty. Bridget Fonda pouts and prevaricates in a way consistent with her range, which is not really saying much. As an actress, she's so wholesome that it's impossible to fathom her as a foul-mouthed punk. Gabriel Byrne sleepwalks through another elusive stranger role, and Harvey Keitel is almost non-vocal as the Cleaner, making it a peculiar misuse of his talents indeed. And this is to say nothing of the utterly wooden Dermot Mulroney. In too many ways to enumerate, Point of No Return is a shoddy enterprise, rarely believable and never thrilling. After 20 generally solid years of directing, John Badham really seems to be losing it. He would follow up this turkey with the equally sorry duo of Drop Zone and Nick of Time.
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"The Dark Knight Rises" Official Trailer Released
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The way I read it is the target gets a druid ability that matches their spec, like, say, a tank getting Barkskin, while the druid gets something that matches the target's class and their own spec like a boomkin using Symbiosis on a mage and getting Arcane Missiles. Lunar Eclipse needs help anyway, right?
(abilities chosen because they make a general sense, not because it's anything like balanced.)
While it might encourage druid stacking, it won't do any good to have more than half the raid be druids; it presumably fizzles if you target another druid. After all, you'll already have all the druid abilities that fit your spec.


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A 23-year-old Alaska woman has been stabbed to death in Arizona.
Scottsdale Police were called to an apartment complex Friday morning when a maintenance manager called 911.
The woman was taken to a hospital and pronounced dead about 11 a.m.
She was later identified as 23-year-old Crystal MacMartin of Fairbanks.
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Dayton, OH (Sports Network) - Reggie Arceneaux led all scorers with 15 points as the Wright State Raiders remained unbeaten in Horizon League play with a 53-51 win over the Milwaukee Panthers at the Nutter Center.
Cole Darling had 14 points for Wright State (11-4, 2-0 Horizon), which has won three consecutive games and six of their last seven. Matt Vest had a game-high four assists.
Demetrius Harris registered a double-double for the Panthers (4-12, 0-2) with 14 points and 10 boards. Paris Gulley and Jordan Aaron scored 13 and 12 points, respectively, but they combined to shoot just 5-of-23 from the floor and
Milwaukee led 28-23 at intermission thanks to a 9-of-11 showing from the foul line. The Raiders went without a free throw attempt in the first half.
In a close second half, Wright State took a 51-49 lead with 2:16 remaining on Darling 3-pointer. After the Raiders added a pair of free throws, James Haarsma hit two from the stripe for Milwaukee to cut its deficit to two with 1:10 remaining. After an empty possession for Wright State, Aaron had an opportunity for a last-second shot but missed his jumper as time expired.
Wright State outrebounded Milwaukee, 37-28.
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Maryvale, AZ (Sports Network) - Milwaukee's Khristopher Davis went 3-for-3 with two homers and five RBI and Joey Votto had a homer among his three hits for Cincinnati, as the Brewers and Reds played to a 9-9 tie in spring training action on Saturday.
Votto drove in three for Cincinnati, which received an RBI apiece from Felix Perez, Zack Cozart, Matt Mangini and Jay Bruce. Starter Mike Leake was tagged for seven runs -- five earned -- on 10 hits over 3 1/3 innings.
Lance Roenicke's RBI single off Jeff Stevens drove in the tying for run for the Brewers in the bottom of the ninth. Aramis Ramirez scored twice and contributed a run scoring double.
Milwaukee starter Mike Fiers was also roughed up, surrendering five runs on eight hits over four frames.
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OXB's CEO will present a company update at the Biotech Showcase, USA, on 14 Jan. Read more here: http://t.co/TFp8p7Bjs6 #biotechshowcase
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