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The Bridge: Music Learning for Life is an outreach initiative of the Marcel A. Desautels Faculty of Music and the fruition of a life-long dream of Steve Kirby, director of Jazz Studies, who grew up in a tough St Louis neighborhood. The Bridge brings music instruction into under-served neighborhoods, inspiring at-risk students to find positive ways of expressing themselves and helping them feel connected to the community at large.
It has been proven that students who have undertaken music instruction later excel in their chosen areas of study because of the particular dynamics of music learning. By investing in students who otherwise have little access to music instruction, the Bridge Program is investing in the future of this city and the creative minds of the next generation.
Steve Kirby, Director of Jazz Studies
The Bridge Program is led by a Band Director and Instructors who mentor and lead teams of Jazz Studies students from the Marcel A. Desautels Faculty of Music in offering musical programming to children and youth. The Bridge program staff and Jazz students are supported by, and work closely with, members of the Jazz Studies teaching faculty to ensure a high quality experience for all involved.
Between 75 and 100 students participated in the pilot program which operated from January until June of 2011 at Hugh John MacDonald School's after school Peaceful Village program. The full program was launched in September 2011.
Some Bridge students from the 2011 pilot project
from left to right: Norina, Josh, JJ (standing), JC, Andrew, Steve Kirby, Dagmawit
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The New Yorker has just launched a clean and responsive site for their writings. Moreover, they've made their archive – dating back to 2007 – available and allow everyone to browse the site for free during this summer (there'll be a paywall similar to The New York Times wall after that).
I enjoy browsing the new site, yet it strikes me as odd that the first article I read is basically still a paper article. In a review of the Jeff Koons retrospective in the Whitney, no photos or videos showcase the discussed works. Instead, I'll have to trust the rather concise descriptions of the author.
On paper, this makes perfect sense. Online, it's unacceptable.
And using photos is just the beginning. It would get even more exciting if The New Yorker would unlock their beautiful archive with links to older pieces about Koons, etcetera (because the story could be the platform)
For now, The New Yorker has only created a beautiful site for their paper writings (and, ok, their blogs, but those aren't as heavily invested in as in the paper magazine). I certainly hope that their next step will be an exploration of the advantages of digital storytelling.

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Lilburn, Georgia is located in Gwinnett County. Lilburn has a population of 11,962 and has shown 7.2% growth since 2000. Of the 3,842 households in Lilburn, 64.4% are owned, 26.7% are rented and 9% are not currently occupied. The median age of homes in Lilburn is 17 years and 35.0% of the homes have been occupied by the same residents for more than 5 years. Learn more about Lilburn, Georgia real estate at coldwellbanker.com.
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Mancos' Danika Evensen (12) wisely kicks out of a double-team brought on by Ignacio's Pam Cotton (23) and Michelle Simmons (3) during last Saturday evening's San Juan Basin League action inside IHS Gymnasium. The Lady Jays faced aggressive pressure like this throughout the game and fell 56-16.
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On Friday afternoon, nearly 3,000 raver chicks, dude guys, scenesters, club kids and DJs assembled at a port in Fort Lauderdale and boarded the MSC Poesia, a.k.a. Holy Ship!! (There are two exclamation points because this is the second edition of the EDM party cruise put on by L.A.'s Hard Events.) T ... More >>
Comedian Doug Stanhope is one of the best storytellers around and it just so happens that when he tells you his take on things, it comes out entertainingly uninhibited and completely rantastic (yes, that is a word). Truth be told, sometimes we think he doesn't even have a set and really, he doesn't ... More >>
Kevin & Bean's April Foolishness April 7, 2012 Gibson Amphitheatre There is nothing like live comedy and when you get an exceptional lineup of great talent, you can't help but to be excited for the night ahead. Taking our seats in the Gibson was easy because the drink lines were long as hell a ... More >>
Christopher Victorio/OC WeeklyCheck out our slideshow here!Katy Perry with RobynAugust 7, 2011Nokia TheatreWhen you're at a concert there are events that occur, usually in some sequence, that make you hyper-aware of where you are. When the teenybopper behind you starts shrieking/crying/furiously ... More >>
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Elinor Parker has not received any gifts yet
also becarful many "vampires" are fakes the real ones are more or likely rencarnations
1. some are born, turn or reancarnated in to one
2. its hard to explain the turn i was born because iam a rencarnation of one( iam the 5th of US)
3. no we are not immortal some just live longer or have good ammunsistems
4. we don't have to s*** blood, we manly just like the tast of it, unless you lack blood alot the get to a hospital
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Since the Foundation's inception, the Foundation has awarded scholarships to more than 500 students and professional education grants to more than 125 working professionals. We are proud to report that our scholarship and grant program has awarded nearly $1.2 million to deserving students and professionals.
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It's not exactly breaking news, but Oklahoma City finally made it official that the franchise will no longer play in the AFL. There was some talk that OKC might drop into a lower league, but that doesn't sound like an option (they're refunding tickets) in this report.
Back with a bit longer game recap from Spokane's 68-63 win over Oklahoma City on Sunday. Read on.
Spokane hiked its road record to 3-0 with a 68-63 victory over Oklahoma City on Sunday afternoon.
The Shock went ahead for good on Brandon Hall's 8-yard touchdown on a screen pass. The score put Spokane on top 59-56 with 4:12 left. On the ensuing kickoff, the ball took a high bounce after hitting the net and was recovered by Spokane's Alex Teems, but the Shock offense couldn't convert from the OKC 2-yard line.
The Yard Dawgz fumbled on first down and Ben McCombs recovered for a TD, giving Spokane a 65-56 lead with 1:13 left.
Teems intercepted a Tommy Grady pass and Spokane added a field goal. Oklahoma City scored with 22.6 seconds left, but the ensuing on-side kick didn't travel the required 10 yards and Spokane took possession. The Shock again failed to score, this time from OKC's 7, as Kyle Rowley's pass was intercepted with 8.8 seconds left.
On the last play, Grady launched a long pass from the Yard Dawgz's 3-yard line, but if fell incomplete in the end zone.
More in about an hour.
The Spokane Shock are in Oklahoma City to face the Yard Dawgz on Sunday at 12:05. The Shock made a couple of roster adjustments for this game (more on that below). Also, Spokane is 30-4 all-time in road games, including a 63-56 win last week against Arizona in Phoenix.
Read on for my unedited preview.
Spokane players and coaches have said for weeks they wanted a good test on the field. They got one Friday.
For a half.
Spokane broke away from a halftime tie with a dominating second half, outscoring the Yard Dawgz 33-0 to claim a 61-28 victory at the Arena. Head coach Adam Shackleford wasn't around for long after the game. He raced to the hospital to be with his wife, Migdalia, who went into labor during the game.
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being smart in school is very different then being smart in life. being smart in life means observing and remembering everything you see and hear and then analyzing it's importance. being smart in school requires you to observe and remember everything but then fail to recognize it's unimportance.
How did they get along in the olden days without roaming charges, missed calls, dead zones, dead batteries and voicemail passwords?
just keep watching for another 3815246 billion years and you will have seen a mole of moles.
hope everybody had a happy mole day!
eBooks help to save trees, especially when they're printed on recycled paper. (this is a legitimately purchased eBook from amazon)
Yesterday I was shown one of the most amazing websites in the observable universe (if you haven't seen this site you probably have no appreciation for what that means).
School: rapid-fire monotony
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Raunchy jokes filled the Cabaret Thursday night as comedian Shawn Pelofsky performed a set of stand-up for a Greek Week event, sponsored by the Greek Council and Emerson Mane Events.
Emerson student BA film Soulless explores the stereotypical zombie horror flick from a new perspective.
Aust describes the film — which follows one nightmare creator as he falls in love with one of his victims — as fast, loud, and out of control. It's a dash of Freddy Kreuger mixed with Joss Whedon's Dr. Horrible.
With a worldwide gross nearing $300 million after two weeks, Disney's Oz: The Great and Powerful is proving potent at the box office.
Fresh off of the Tuesday morning redeye flight from Los Angeles International Airport, Robert is back in Boston until Sunday to witness the debut of his work onstage at the Jackie Liebergott Black Box.
It is a contemporary English play that follows a group of secondary school students in their quest for knowledge, sex, and acceptance into a top university. It is a heavy script. But assistant director Billy Finn, a junior performing arts major, said defying the Greek life stereotype was one of the production's goals.
South by Southwest, Newport Folk Festival, Sasquatch!, Austin City Limits, Ultra: Either as dream destinations or faded marks in calendars, many of these are music festivals well known to the Emerson population. But now Boston has thrown itself into the pile, and I'm not quite sure if it's worth digging out.
After graduating from Northeastern University with a degree in communications and cinema studies in 2011, Kelly Soule said she found Boston to be a desert for the filmmaking community in a city brimming with a pool of talent.
This year's showcase and festival, which will be held at the Harmony Gold Preview House, features a question-and-answer session with seasoned director James McTeigue.
Directed by junior marketing communication major Eric Maxwell, this tuneful take featured the standard tropes of the glass slipper, Prince Charming, and the pumpkin carriage. But Maxwell said he also wanted to leave his own visual mark on this timeless tale.
I like those types of movies that have magical elements to the reality.
Young writers often take the mechanics of their craft for granted — I know I do.
It was the graduate admission program's first time hosting an alumni reading at Emerson.
See the films Beacon staff members think should take home Oscars on Sunday night.
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HUNTINGTON, W.Va. (WSAZ) -- A former WSAZ Hometown Hero has lost her battle with cancer.
8-year-old Mailyn Chandler, of Louisa, Kentucky passed away Wednesday after a 5-year battle with cancer.
Mailyn was honored as a WSAZ Hometown Hero in 2011, after the then 5-year-old Mailyn, who had spent so much time in the pediatric oncology area at Cabell Huntington Hospital, gave her Christmas gifts to children in need.
That year for Christmas, all Mailyn asked for was a bone marrow transplant.
After her request, the hospital held several bone marrow drives to help her find a match.
Mailyn's story also made headlines several months later after inmates at the Mount Olive Correctional Center in West Virginia saw Mailyn's story on the news. The inmates held two days of fundraisers and donated the money they made every month. The inmates sent a check to Mailyn's family for $1,029.
Visitation will be held from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. Friday and all day Saturday at Richardson Chapel Church in Lawrence County, Kentucky.
The funeral will be Sunday at 1 p.m. at the church.
Personal condolences can be made on the funeral home's website, which can be found in the link below Mailyn's picture.
Amy Chandler of Louisa, Ky., says the Mount Olive
Correctional Complex inmates raised money for daughter Mailyn after they saw a TV report on her illness and struggle to find a bone marrow donor.
The family has spent much of the past 18 months at a Huntington hospital.
Substance abuse counselor Cecilia Matheney says the prisoners advertised their fundraiser then sat in the rain for two days taking donations.
Inmates earn an average of $65 a month, so the contributions were a sacrifice.
But Matheney says helping others is part of their recovery.
CHARLESTON, W.Va. (WSAZ) -- It was a magical weekend for a little girl who is constantly fighting an uphill battle.
Mailyn Chandler is just five years old, and has already lived a rough life.
"It's not very often that she gets to do much of anything," Amy Chandler, said Mailyn's mom. "She spends more time at the hospital than we do at home."
At the age of two, Mailyn was diagnosed with leukemia. Aside from her ongoing health battle, she's just like any other little girl, who aspires to be a princess.
"Her wish for Make a Wish was to go to Disneyland, but her doctor said absolutely not," Amy said.
Even though she couldn't be Disneyland's princess for a day, a good friend helped her become Charleston's princess.
"I found out Disney on ice was here, so I just worked a little magic and got her here," Charles Ferrell said.
Ferrell worked with the show's organizers to make sure Mailyn received the full princess treatment. She and her mom stayed in a hotel, were escorted to the show and Mailyn even got to ride in the princess carriage. Now, he just wishes he could wave the magic wand and find a bone marrow match.
"I won't give up," Ferrell said. "I promised her I wouldn't and I won't."
Ferrell has scheduled two bone marrow drives in the upcoming weeks. The first is at Marshall University, March 8th from 10 a.m. until 2 p.m. The other is at the Town Center Mall in Charleston, March 9th from 11 a.m. until 2 p.m.
Mailyn Chandler's family says the disease has left her with only a 50 percent chance of survival.
The Charleston Gazette reports that the national Be the Match Registry will host a marrow drive in March at Marshall University and March 9 at the Charleston Town Center Mall. The registry has hosted several drives this year in West Virginia in support of Mailyn and thousands of other patients in search of a potential lifesaving marrow match.
People ages 18 to 60 can register, which involves filling out a medical form and having a swab taken from inside the volunteer's mouth.
Every year, thousands of people are diagnosed with leukemia and other life threatening diseases. Your marrow could be the difference between life and death.
It's a story that hit home this holiday season for one man desperate to grant a seemingly impossible wish. But, even Santa sometimes needs a little help to get the job done.
"I asked her what she wanted and she said, I want a bone marrow transplant," Pete said.
Most folks know him as Pete Smentkowski. But, during Christmas, he's Santa! That's how he met five-year-old Mailyn Chandler. Our own Tim Irr recently featured her as a WSAZ Hometown Hero.
The five-year-old was diagnosed with leukemia at the age of two.
"No five-year-old should know the words bone marrow transplant. For Christmas, she should only be concerned with asking for a doll or a dollhouse or something fun like that," Pete said.
And though Pete wasn't sure how he was going to grant her wish, he knew he had to try. That's what sparked this bone marrow drive at Cabell Huntington Hospital.
Whittney and Courtney Handley are here for their grandmother. She was recently diagnosed with leukemia.
"We want to help her, but if we're not a match for her, but can help someone else, we want to do that. And we hope others come to help because maybe they could turn out to be a match for her," said Courtney.
And that's the general sense here. Folks may have come with a specific person in mind. But, in the end, they just want to help wherever they can.
"You can be in registry until you're 61. So, you could get called at any time," said Betsy Letterle, National Bone Marrow Donor Program.
The process is very simple. You just swab between your cheek and your gum four times. It's a small investment to make to really impact someone's life.
"Folks are rolled off the registry when they turn 61, so we need to constantly replace those people and then we also want to grow the registry," said Betsy.
But, in the end, the only thing you really need to remember is this face as a representation of the thousands who could really use your help.
The drive at Cabell Huntington Hospital is going on until seven Thursday night so there's still time to go help.
There's another drive in Charleston Saturday from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the American Legion post 20 on Dickinson St. and Sunday from noon to 4pm at the American Legion in Milton.
HUNTINGTON, W.Va. (WSAZ) -- We picture super heroes as muscle bound, caped crusaders leaping tall buildings. But how about a real super hero who's 5 years old and stuck in a hospital bed?
Mailyn Chandler's little body has been struggling with leukemia since the age of 2. Her spirit is undaunted -- her smile, infectious. Her generosity to family members is enormous. So much so, they nominated her as this week's WSAZ Hometown Hero.
Christmas is a special time for all kids. It's like they can't get enough presents. For Mailyn , the giving part was much better than the receiving part. It's not that she didn't appreciate her gifts, especially the ones that showcase her talents.
"I have tons of art supplies," the feisty little girl says from her hospital bed.
The art supplies help Mailyn pass the time in the pediatric oncology area at Cabell Huntington Hospital, where Mailyn has spent much of the last three years. Even at such a tender age, Mailyn had a much more important gift in mind last month.
"When Santa came to visit before Christmas," says Charles Shumaker, a hospital administrator, "Mailyn told him she wanted a bone marrow transplant. That sort of got the ball rolling."
As things were moving along, the hospital sponsored a bone marrow donor registration drive at Cabell Huntington and several other locations (see below).
Those drives may even lead to a match for Mailyn and a lot of other people. Mailyn's mother, Amy Chandler, is simply amazed at her daughter's strength.
"She knows about the disease and understands it," Amy says. "She may not fully comprehend the diagnosis, but she knows she's sick and she knows cancer is bad."
Despite all that, Mailyn just keeps giving. She heard that her cousins in Louisa, Ky., might not have much under the tree at Christmas.
"My cousin was just going to get a football for Christmas," Mailyn says.
So, she decided to give up her toys. After all that giving, Mailyn's relatives decided it was time to repay the kindness. They nominated her as a WSAZ Hometown Hero.
But the giving didn't stop there. Mailyn was also recently featured in a newsletter to help raise awareness and funds for the Ronald McDonald House, located near Cabell Huntington.
If you would like to see if you might qualify to be a bone marrow donor, check out the website www.BeTheMatch.org or stop by one of the three upcoming Mailyn Chandler Bone Marrow Drives at the following locations:


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Breathe in deep and cleanse away our sins // And we'll pray that there's no God to punish us, and make a fuss
Fury | Muse
i dont play assassins creed, but is this like the entire plotline or something??
This is literally all you do in the game
some kids built this outside my dorm.
and here we see students worshiping their almighty god while singing the song from How the Grinch Stole Christmas.
I chose the right school.
(Source: agreeing)
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Life hack: Die to get out of your student loan debt
what the hell
Do somethin' fruity.
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I used to walk freely on the streets, but then I took a bag to the head.
This matters.
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the world is over populated and some of you need to die
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Rail infrastructure is a critical component of a transportation network capable of helping the United States compete in global markets. Efforts to expand and modernize U.S. rail, particularly to include high-speed trains, are under debate as lawmakers weigh costs and benefits.
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Targeted killings have become a central component of U.S. counterterrorism operations around the globe. Despite pointed criticism over transparency and accountability issues, analysts say the controversial practice seems likely to expand in the future.
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The Obama administration's 2013 budget plan has revived debate over the sustainability of U.S. spending. As the United States emerges from a deep recession, it must maintain a tricky policy balance.
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The eurozone, once seen as a crowning achievement in the decades-long path of European integration, is buffeted by a sovereign debt crisis of nations whose membership in the currency union has been poorly policed.
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China has increased its economic ties with Africa as it seeks to fulfill its growing energy demands. But China's way of doing business has prompted international criticism, even as its policy of noninterference faces new challenges.
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Founded as a loose confederation of states in 1945, the Arab League has struggled to overcome dysfunction and disunity among its members. The Arab revolts of 2011 offer the League a new opportunity to pursue necessary reforms, increase legitimacy, and prove its relevance.
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AFP - The US Treasury on Tuesday imposed sanctions on the son-in-law of Al-Qaeda chief Osama bin Laden, saying he was a potential chief financial officer of the terror network.
NEW YORK — A judge said he found it "stunning" to hear Monday that federal budget woes could delay the start of a terrorism trial for Osama bin Laden's son-in-law.
U.S. District Judge Lewis A. Kaplan's comment came as he set deadlines for lawyers to submit pre-trial arguments regarding Sulaiman Abu Ghaith, who pleaded not guilty last month to charges that he conspired to kill Americans in his role as al-Qaeda's top propagandist after Sept. 11, 2001.
AL-JAZEERA-/AFP/Getty ImagesSuleiman Abu Ghaith in an Al-Qaeda video.
NEW YORK — Jurors at the Manhattan trial of Osama bin Laden's son-in-law watched video of Al-Qaeda's leaders th
A son of Osama bin Laden said Sunday on Al-Arabiya television that 20 members of the Al-Qaeda chief's family are stranded in Iran as Tehran is refusing to discuss their fate with Saudi Arabia."I think the time has come for my family members to leave Iran but their lack of identification papers and passports made us in need of another third-party country willing to receive them after Iran refused to hand them over to Saudi Arabia," said Omar bin Laden, the fourth son of the Saudi-born head of the global terror network.
Osama bin Laden's son-in-law Sulaiman Abu Ghaith was seized by CIA agents and taken to the United States after Turkey deported him to Jordan this month, a Turkish newspaper reported on Thursday.
Osama bin Laden's son Omar said on Saturday that Al-Qaeda's North Africa branch should keep out of his family's affairs, after it accused Iran of mistreating his siblings stranded in Tehran.The Al-Qaeda chief's fourth son also confirmed that his sister Iman bin Laden together with their mother Najwa al-Ghanem had been allowed to leave Iran on Thursday after months of trying, and they were now in Damascus."We confirm that Iman left Iran with her mother three days ago," Omar told AFP by telephone from Britain.
Six of Osama bin Laden's children and one of his wives, missing since the 2001 invasion of Afghanistan, are under house arrest in Iran, Asharq Al-Awsat newspaper said Wednesday, quoting a family member."Until a month ago we did not know where the siblings were," Omar bin Laden, 29, the fourth son of the Al-Qaeda chief, told the Saudi-owned newspaper.Omar bin Laden, who lives in Qatar, said he only learnt that family was in Tehran after receiving a call from his brother Uthman about a month ago. A young Iranian had lent his mobile phone to his brother to make the call.
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See the last leaves of Fall in all their colorful splendor on our last scenic sail up the Hudson River to the Palisades. Forming a canyon of the Hudson River north of Fort Lee, New Jersey, the Palisades are among the most dramatic geologic features in New York City's vicinity. Now you can observe this natural wonder from the seat with the best view - on the water aboard the Schooner Adirondack.
Climb aboard the Manhattan as you travel northbound on the Hudson River in style! Admire the last leaves of fall in all their splendor through the skylights of the ship's heated and enclosed observatory. Observe New York's most dramatic natural wonders and colorful foliage as the seasons change.
Take an excursion on Arkansas & Missouri Railroad and enjoy a journey that you will remember for a lifetime. This 134-mile round trip is an 8-hour scenic tour through the Boston Mountains that includes a two and a half hour stay in Historical Van Buren, where you can enjoy shopping at over 80 stores and dine at several fine restaurants. See Arkansas during the Fall. PLEASE NOTE: THIS TRIP DEPARTS FROM SPRINGDALE, ARKANSAS - 93 MILES FROM BRANSON, MISSOURI.
Take an excursion on Arkansas & Missouri Railroad and enjoy a journey that you will remember for a lifetime. This 70 mile round trip excursion takes you over trestles and through the Winslow tunnel for some of the most breath-taking scenery you're likely to see in "The Natural State." See Arkansas during the Fall.
See magical Cape Cod in the Autumn as New England's foliage makes the area even more beautiful. Visit the Sandwich Glass Museum and a memorial to President John F. Kennedy. Take a harbor cruise, and see Hyannisport.
See the stunning New England countryside, awash with the colors of Indian Summer. Visit Willard Brook State Forest and there will be several picture stops along the way. Travel past quiet ponds and ancient farms, weathered roadside taverns and sturdy colonial churches. Enjoy a hot Yankee style lunch at a quaint New England tavern nestled in the heart of the mountains. Please note that lunch is not included in the cost of the tour.
On the Bear Mountain Fall Foliage Cruise from New York City, you will experience a leisurely cruise as you view the beautiful fall foliage and the historic splendor along the Hudson River.
This cruise highlights all of the beautiful fall colors that are on display through the Tennessee River Canyon gorge, along with a large number of migratory bird species - perfect for nature enthusiasts!
There could be no better view of the beautiful New York fall foliage than from this luxury vessel. Cruise the Hudson River Valley and enjoy complimentary wine tasting, a gourmet spread for breakfast, lunch and dessert, two cash bars, and live music.
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Take a fall foliage tour departing from New York City. On this small group tour you will head up to the Palisades to see the beautiful fall foliage in the Hudson River Valley. Make sure to bring your camera!
Join this fantastic New York cruise for a relaxing tour of the beautiful fall foliage along the Hudson River. Experience the splendor of the season and see historic landmarks on the way. You will enjoy a continental breakfast, plated lunch featuring fall-inspired cuisine, free-flowing cider, gracious service and nature's stunning views.
Enjoy a relaxing evening cruise aboard a yacht as the sun goes down on the Tennessee River, providing a perfect fall setting of gold, orange, red and brown. The Tennessee River Fall Evening Eco-Cruise in Chattanooga travels an estimated 17 miles down the river into the Tennessee River Gorge, often referred to as the Grand Canyon of the Tennessee. The canyon views are exquisite, particularly when framed with beautiful fall colors.


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Mexican Sangría
Photo: Iain Bagwell; Styling: Heather Chadduck
If you order sangría below the border, you may be surprised to find it's not laden with chunks of fruit and lacks the extra liqueur kick usually expected from Spanish sangría. Mexican Sangría is light and refreshing, like a grown-up wine cooler.
Yield: Makes about 1 1/2 gal.
- 3 cups sugar
- 2 1/2 cups fresh lime juice
- 12 cups water
- 1 (1-liter) bottle sparkling water
- 1 (750-milliliter) bottle dry red wine
- Garnishes: lime and kumquat slices
- Stir together sugar and fresh lime juice in a large punch bowl until sugar is dissolved. Stir in water, sparkling water, and wine. Serve over ice.
We tested with Ménage à Trois California Red Wine.
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Dallas, TX -- (ReleaseWire) -- 01/30/2014 -- US demand to rise 8% annually through 2017
Fiber cement products have seen sharp increases in use since their introduction to the US in the early 1990s. Siding made from fiber cement took market share from wood siding because it offers home- owners a similar aesthetic appearance, but requires much less maintenance and is more resistant to damage caused by exposure to the elements and insect attack. Over the last two decades, fiber cement products have continued to see increasing use in building construction applications as construction professionals became more familiar with the material.
US demand for fiber cement products is forecast to rise 8.0 percent annually to 2.8 billion square feet in 2017, valued at $2.7 billion. Advances will be spurred by a rebound in residential building construction spending, particularly in the new housing segment. Growth will be further spurred by increasing use of fiber cement products because of their favorable aesthetic and performance properties.
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The new housing market will register the most rapid growth in fiber cement demand through 2017, advancing nearly 16 percent annually as housing starts rise from their low 2012 base. Home builders will be more likely to specify siding and exterior trim made from fiber cement because it can be made to look like brick and stone. Other builders may select fiber cement siding because it is seen as more attractive than vinyl.
Residential improvement and repair uses accounted for the largest share of fiber cement products demand in 2012. Consumer interest in bathroom renovation projects supported demand for fiber cement backerboard installed beneath decorative tile flooring and bathtub and shower surrounds. Going forward, demand will be aided by a favorable lending environment that will make it easier for homeowners to take out home equity loans to fund improvement projects such as siding replacement and tile floors.
Nonresidential demand for fiber cement is forecast to rise steadily through 2017, spurred by rebounding nonresidential building construction. Fiber cement products will increasingly be specified by architects and contractors because they can be made to resemble more expensive materials, such as brick and natural stone.
Siding applications to offer best growth opportunities
Siding accounted for the largest share of fiber cement products demand in 2012 with two-thirds of the market. Fiber cement siding has seen an increase in its share of US siding demand over the past decade as builders and homeowners became more familiar with the performance and aesthetic advantages of the material. Siding made from fiber cement has largely supplanted wood siding, because fiber cement is nearly impervious to degradation and requires less maintenance than wood. Through 2017, fiber cement siding demand will grow rapidly, fueled by rebounding housing starts. Fiber cement is less expensive than brick, which will give rise to opportunities in the South, where brick is currently the most popular siding material. Fiber cement is also seen as a more attractive alternative to vinyl siding, which will promote the adaptation of the material in the Midwest and Northeast.
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WASHINGTON (AP) -- President Barack Obama says the U.S. must work harder to make sure veterans get the opportunities and benefits they have earned.
In his weekly radio and Internet address, Obama is drawing a connection between Memorial Day and the scandal over allegations of misconduct at Veterans Affairs hospitals.
Obama says recent weeks have shown how much more the U.S. must do to ensure veterans get the care they deserve. He says it's a sacred obligation and one of the causes of his presidency.
Obama faces growing pressure over allegations of treatment delays and preventable deaths at VA hospitals.
In the Republican address, congressman Bill Shuster of Pennsylvania is promoting a Republican water projects bill that Congress passed this week. He says it demonstrates Republicans' focus on jobs and government accountability.
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With the world united on the brilliance of Ducati's Multistrada 1200 S-models, the arrival of the two base model Multistradas have slipped under the radar and into the UK. Whereas the S-models are topped off with electronically adjusted Ohlins suspension and carbon parts on the S-sport, panniers on S-Touring, the base models have manually adjustable Marzocchi forks and Sachs rear ...
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Yet another entry level Duke but the Ducati Multistrada 620 is more of an 'all-rounder' motorcycle to the Monsters' 'roadster'. The looks are an acquired taste and it's not got a whole lot up top in the power department but the Ducati Mulitstrada 620 is a good, practical first big motorcycle. A bit more oomph and a bigger tank would have made it even more ...
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The Ducati Multistrada 1000DS is a bold attempt at tourer/town/sportster hybrid motorcycle and mostly hits the mark. Whacky styling masks a truly versatile motorcycle mixed with Italian style. Low screen, smallish tank and limited performance from Ducati Multistrada 1000DS' air-cooled two-valve engine are only slight niggles. That and its ugly face.
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Does it mean a guy likes you when he continuously touches your arm?
Last night was my 18th birthday and me and all my friends went out for dinner. I was very excited because I sat next to the guy I like. We were in one of those big like 15 people booths and we were all squished together, but even after a couple people left and other people were scooting away from each other to have more room, he stayed super close to me. Not only that, but it seemed like he made sure his arm or leg was always touching mine. There were other things he did, but the main question is, is that slight touching a signal that he likes me, or is it no big deal?
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Depends, but it very well could be. Generally this is a sign of flirting, but given the situation, its a bit harder to say. If he did this on his own will it might be another story, but it may have been consequence how things ended up and that includes him touching you. He may have then also just not really thought about moving away form you since he got so used to wear he was sitting it never crossed his mind. What I'm saying is its possible, but I would exactly consider this conclusive that he likes you.
True, that's what I was thinking. It's definitely not grounds to say that he for sure likes me, and I know it's only a slight possibility. Thank you for your answer (:
I will say this, he's at least comfortable around you. He's not repulsed because if he was, he def would have backed away as soon as he got the chance because it would be all he could think about.
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IMo, this is a signal that he likes you. Do you like him back? 8-)
I think he is definitely interested... He seems so comfortable around you and he wants to be close to you,even if he don't have to. That's what I would do if I liked a girl :)
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I think Holt for Cabrera would be a great trade for us. Thats what you weren't going to post anywhere, right? Yet here it is! And I think that putting Lester in the bullpen is also a great idea. Whats good about this forum is that we can post hypothetical ideas like that if we want to, don't you think?
Hypothetical ideas are great for this forum, but when someone posts the same idea multiple times even though there is no realistic chance whatsoever of it happening, it gets old quick. You think Lester is terrible and manipulate stats to make your case. Nothing wrong with that. Some other people might say that Lester's 6-0 start to the season was a huge reason why this team got off to a hot start and gained a ton of confidence that they've continued to build on. Then again, you are a Debbie Downer type who called the season "over" in May, so I don't expect you to see it that way. Again, what is the point of posting something over and over again that isn't going to happen?


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So when Jeffrey, at age 11 and 4-foot-1, was a full foot shorter than everyone else in his class, she talked to an endocrinologist, who put him on human growth hormone.
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terms on a folder, buying the 16 acres and home in East Montpelier for $58,000.
Dodge was facing a tax sale and did not have a lawyer, even though the governor
encouraged him to get one.
"I was definitely
outgunned," Dodge told WCAX in May. "You know, he's got millions or
whatever he's got and I had nothing."
After Dodge went public,
the governor agreed to renegotiate. The governor hired M. Jerome Diamond, a
well-known lawyer and former Democratic Vermont attorney general. Diamond told
us the governor is willing to reverse the controversial land deal if he's
reimbursed for money already spent on home repairs, back taxes and delinquent
child support.
Dodge wanted a lawyer to
help with the new land deal. He earns about $8,000 a year and tried to get help
from Legal Aid, but the advocate for low-income Vermonters declined-- news that
prompted a lawyer with strong Republican ties to take Dodge's case. Brady
Toensing is a high-powered attorney from Charlotte. He defended former
Republican gubernatorial candidate Brian Dubie against alleged campaign finance
Toensing is traveling out
of state and issued this statement: "Mr. Dodge has been dealing with a
sophisticated and shrewd businessman. A businessman who is also the most
powerful person in Vermont, being represented by one of the best lawyers money
can buy. Mr. Dodge clearly needed some help."
Shumlin's lawyer says so
far he has not been contacted by any attorney representing Dodge. He issued
this statement: "I was glad to learn from press reports today that Jeremy
Dodge has retained attorneys. As I made clear last week, the governor is happy
to meet Mr. Dodge's request that the property be sold back to Mr. Dodge for
what the governor has paid out of pocket."
Political Scientist Eric
Davis says these two high-profile lawyers could turn this political.
"The fact that you
now have attorneys with political backgrounds representing both of the parties
in the case presents the potential that this will become not just a private
matter between Peter Shumlin and Jerry Dodge, but a more political matter
between Republicans and Democrats as the story develops over the next few
weeks," Davis said.
We have not been able to
reach the Dodge family. And we have not been able to determine if Dodge is
paying for the lawyer. Sometimes attorneys do give free legal advice to
Governor Shumlin is out of
state as head of the Democratic Governors Association. In the past, he has
referred all questions to his lawyer. No meeting between the two legal teams
has yet been set.
Both lawyers are
well-known, politically connected and have represented high-power clients and
cases. Diamond served three terms as Vermont's attorney general. He then won
the Democratic nomination for governor, but lost the general election to
Republican Dick Snelling. Diamond's clients include General Motors and Dish TV.
The governor secured a
lawyer right away, but Dodge has been looking for weeks to find someone who was
willing to represent him and possibly upset an incumbent governor. Toensing has
represented clients in a number of congressional investigations, including
Clinton White House Pardon issues, Ruby Ridge and Waco. In-state, Toensing made
an in-kind donation to Republican Brian Dubie for legal research. Dubie ended
up losing his bid for governor to Peter Shumlin.
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Joe Christensen covered Major League Baseball for 15 years, including three seasons at the Baltimore Sun and eight at the Star Tribune, before switching to the college football beat. He's a Faribault, Minn., native who graduated from the University of Minnesota in 1996. He covered Jim Wacker's Gophers for the Minnesota Daily and also wrote about USC, UCLA and the Rose Bowl for the Riverside Press-Enterprise before getting this chance to cover football again.
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Jerry Jones built his billion-dollar football palace for his Dallas Cowboys. But college football is reaping the benefits of Cowboys Stadium, too, in the form of better scheduling.
In this era of playing soft preseason schedules in order to guarantee winning records, you have to appreciate any attempt to get elite schools to play each other. Johnson has done it by creating the Cowboy Classic and inviting Top 10 teams to play in his stadium -- first Oklahoma-BYU, then TCU-Oregon State, and last year, LSU-Oregon.
This year, it's Michigan vs. Alabama, in one of the season's most intriguing games featuring a Big Ten team. Alabama is ranked second in the nation, the Wolverines are eighth, and they'll open the season in Arlington, Texas, on Sept. 1.
What's notable about that is that it makes Michigan one of only two conference schools to schedule two non-conference games away from home. Only Indiana will travel twice, with games scheduled at Massachusetts and Navy.
The Wolverines are also one of only three Big Ten teams to open its season off campus. The Gophers travel to UNLV next Thursday, the fourth straight year they open on the road (a trend that you can bet Jerry Kill intends to halt), and Northwestern goes to Syracuse for its first game.
Ohio State takes the opposite approach -- the Buckeyes will play eight home games this year, and not travel to any non-conference game.
For the most part, the rest of the league has chosen a reasonably challenging road opponent, in most cases necessary to attract reciprocal home game in a future season. The Gophers may have the worst road opponent in UNLV, coming off a 2-10 season -- unless it's Michigan State, which plays at Central Michigan. Or Indiana, traveling to FCS-level UMass.
The rest of the Big Ten's non-conference road games: Illinois at Arizona State; Iowa vs. Northern Illinois at Soldier Field in Chicago; Michigan at Notre Dame; Nebraska at UCLA; Penn State at Virginia; Purdue at Notre Dame; and Wisconsin at Oregon State.
It's 10 days until the football season begins, and UNLV apparently still hasn't decided who its quarterback will be.
The Rebels scrimmaged on Saturday, and it sounds as though redshirt freshman Nick Sherry, who most observers expected to win the job as camp opened, had enough problems to give coach Bobby Hauck reason to hold off on naming a starter. According to the Las Vegas Review-Journal, Sherry completed only one of his first eight passes, with one interception. He improved as the day went on and finished 7-for-16, including a 32-yard touchdown pass.
Junior Caleb Herring, who spent most of last season as UNLV's starter, was 7-for-8 with a 33-yard touchdown pass.
Hauck had hinted that he wanted to choose a starter by now, but the Rebels will scrimmage again on Wednesday, so it sounds like the job is still open.
"We've got to let those guys go some more," Hauck told the R-J. "They're competing hard. You don't want to be too preliminary when they're both doing a nice job."
I suppose that's true, but the Gophers, with MarQueis Gray an unquestioned No. 1, can tell them how nice it is when the most important position is locked up before camp opens.
UNLV, which went 2-10 last season, will play host to the Gophers (3-9 a year ago) in the season-opener on Aug. 30. Minnesota opened as 12-point favorites in most Nevada sports books, but the Gophers are now favored by eight points.
The Rebels, by the way, are training in Ely, Nev., about 200 miles north (and 2,000 feet of elevation) of Las Vegas, in order to escape the city's 100-degree temperatures. They'll return to campus after Wednesday's scrimmage.
The Gophers have agreed to open the 2012 season two days early.
At Nevada-Las Vegas' request, the Gophers will play UNLV in Sam Boyd Stadium on Thursday, Aug. 30, rather than the originally scheduled Sept. 1 kickoff.
"It is customary in college football for the visiting team to do its best to accommodate these types of requests," Marc Ryan, senior associate athletics director, said in a statement. "Coach [Jerry] Kill felt that there were a number of positives for our program in agreeing to the move."
Among those is a chance for some TV exposure, if the Rebels can reach an agreement with a carrier. UNLV has made contact with some broadcasters, director of media relations Mark Wallington said last week, but has not yet agreed to a deal.
Kickoff time has not been determined, but the Gophers wanted the new date announced quickly in order to minimize the impact on fans planning to travel to Las Vegas for the first game between Minnesota and UNLV.
It's the fifth time since 2001 that the Gophers have opened their season on a Thursday. Minnesota's home opener against New Hampshire is scheduled for Sept. 8.
Nevada-Las Vegas has asked to move its season-opening game with Minnesota ahead by two days, a UNLV spokesman said Wednesday, and is waiting for an answer from the Gophers.
The game in Sam Boyd Stadium, the first ever between the Rebels and Gophers, is currently scheduled for Sept. 1, the first Saturday of the 2012 college football season. But that's the start of Labor Day weekend, UNLV director of media relations Mark Wallington said, and the school would prefer to avoid the busy weekend for its fans.
UNLV's athletic department has asked the Gophers for permission to play the game on Thursday, Aug. 30 instead, Wallington said, "and we're waiting to hear back from Minnesota." Moving the game could save Gopher fans some money, too, he pointed out, because Las Vegas fills up during long holiday weekends. Air fares and hotel rates will be considerably lower for a weekday game.
The Rebels have explored television possibilities for a Thursday game -- non-conference games are the property of the home team -- but Wallington said their desire to move the game is not contingent of finding a carrier for the game.
If the game is moved, it would mark the second time in three seasons, and fifth time in a dozen years, that the Gophers have kicked off their season on a Thursday.
D.L. Wilhite got some effective motivation last week, a boost that may have contributed to his second career sack. The catalyst? Anthony Jacobs' first sack of the season.
"Man, I hated that he got one before me," the junior defensive end joked. "I always feel like I should get every single one, so ... "
So he's hoping to add to his total today against 6-2 Michigan State, in the bright sunshine and 50-degree temperatures of Spartan Stadium, and do it before any of his teammates.
Wilhite doesn't really mind that Jacobs, the senior from Northfield who now has 5.5 career sacks, or any of his teammates get to the quarterback first -- just as long as someone does. The 2-6 Gophers are last in the Big Ten with eight sacks, and Wilhite believes the Gophers are within reach of plenty more.
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