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That mean when we have yesterday in the sentece we never put the present perfect?Originally Posted by tdol
English Teacher
It's tricky because there are so many different uses in different contexts. I'm afraid it's an area of English that does take time and exposure.
That mean when we have yesterday in the sentece we never put the present perfect?Originally Posted by tdol
With 'yesterday' we normally use the past tense, but with 'since yesterday' we will tend to use the present perfect.
1. I have finished my work.
2. I finished my work.
What is the difference between two. I think "1st sentence" is connected with the present situation, recently.
Originally Posted by tdol
Rajan, you're right- it's connected to now in some way.
It´s rather obvious the use of the simple past since you specified the time of the action.
As a matter of fact, when time is not specified, both simple past and simple past may be used.However, when you use the present perfect you give more emphasis to the sentence connecting it straight with the present. The difference is that in sentence 1 you probably JUST finished your work.In sentence 2 time is not important for the speakerOriginally Posted by rajan
I think that the answer is 'saw' because is an finished action. The action happened 'yesterday'
You're right, Irene.
cause the action is aleady finished.Originally Posted by tdol


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As part of its research into preventing avalanches, the Institute for Snow and Avalanche Research in Switzerland has a deep understanding of the structure of snow and ice crystals. Nestle realised this could also be applied to improving the shelf-life of ice cream.
It might seem like a frivolous use of the institute's research — and its fancy X-ray tomography machine — but these facilities have allowed Nestle to study how ice crystals in its frozen treats change shape over time, changing its consistency and just making it downright unpleasant to eat.
You might have noticed that ice cream that's been left in the freezer for a long time develops a coarse and chewy texture. And that's because the constant temperature cycling in your freezer as it tries to maintain a set level causes ice crystals in the ice cream to slowly merge together. Essentially making it more icy, less creamy and gross.
And now that the cause of the problem has been identified, Nestle's researchers are trying to find a solution to it. While some improvements can probably be made to the ice cream itself, the more likely solution is to improve the performance of fridges and freezers so they maintain a more constant sub-zero temperature. [WSL Institute for Snow and Avalanche Research SLF via Geekosystem]

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The Congressional Budget Office said Friday that the cost of extending the Children's Health Insurance Program would be $800 million over five years, far less than the $8.3 billion cited previously. Funding for the program, which covers about 9 million children, has been in limbo since the fall. Vox's Sarah Kliff offered an explanation for the surprising turn of events: "The mechanics are wonky, but this is the gist: Repealing the mandate increases ACA premiums; because ACA coverage is the alternative to CHIP for many kids, it would cost the federal government more if CHIP were to end and those children moved to the ACA markets. That makes extending CHIP cheaper, from the government's point of view."
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The stars were out in force for the opening night of the 47th Chicago International Film Festival. The evening began with the premiere of "The Last Rites of Joe May" at the Harris Theatre at Millennium Park.
Chicago connections were prominent with hometown actor, former Chicago cop and star of the film Dennis Farina walking the red carpet along with cast members Gary Cole (a Park Ridge native), Jamie Anne Allman, Chelcie Ross, Ian Barford and writer/director Joe Maggio. Special guest Billy Zane (another Chicago actor who was set to appear as a mob boss in the ill-fated "The Playboy Club" series) also stopped by to wish his fellow stars the best.
Emcee and award-winning journalist Bill Kurtis and Jeanne Malkin, chairwoman of the Cinema Governing Board, welcomed the crowd of 1,200.
The powerfully acted film about an aging hustler's unfulfilled dreams was shot on Chicago's West Side and produced by Farina's production company, You're Faded, along with Steppenwolf Films.
After the premiere, 850 people attended the after-party at the Sidney Yates Gallery in the Chicago Cultural Center, lit up by pulsing strobe lights.
The film fest runs through Thursday and introduces 40 first-time filmmakers and premieres 180 films from 55 countries at AMC River East. I was proud to be a co-chairwoman, with film fest board member Rich Varnes. Proceeds from the evening support Cinema/Chicago's year-round programs that bring more than 5,000 kids from Chicago's public schools into theaters to expose them to new cultures and thought-provoking subjects.
Freelance writer Candace Jordan is involved with many local organizations, including some whose events she covers.
Click here to see photos from the events.
Find Candace Jordan's blog at CandidCandace.com.


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A.$.A.P Rocky teamed up with VICE to create a video inspired by Scarface, Belly, Enter The Dragon, The Warriors, & Willy Wonka & The Chocolate Factory.
The result is a video that follows A$AP Rocky through a dreamy fantasy world filled with 40s, a Ferrari, homies and hoards of cash. Off his mixtape, LiveLoveA$AP.


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Let Me, Entertain You.
Entertain Me!
There are over 400 channels on my satellite television home entertainment system, and I became bored with Internet poker (even though I won $25,000 in a series of inter-related Freerolls in February of 2009) and video games. I have a 52 inch LCD HD TV from Philips, with a decent 7.1 channel stereo, BluRay player and internet connectivity. The problem is that there is usually still NOTHING ON TV worth watching. Sure, there's always reruns of Jersey Shore, but once you get tired of seeing Snooky's overly pixellated snookie, and marathon showings of Storage Wars, Pig Farmers in Love, CSI Boise and Law and Order, CSILMNOP, you kind of get tired and look for something else to entertain yourself. So, what else is there to do on a Friday night?
Stop Monkeying Around, Young Man!
Well, for starters, you could always get falling-down drunk and start drunk-dialing your exes, your boss and your friends, telling them all how much you love them (I love you, man!) before asking them why they ruined your life. Or, you could read my blogs!
Wait! There's more!
Well, actually, not much. If you've read any of my blogs, then you must know by now that my brain works in funny ways. And no, not ha! ha! funny either.
But, if you really want to be entertained, to be wowed, awed and shocked, you could go to the Zoo. Zoos are fun, and you can meet a lot of really cool, funny and entertaining friends there. There's even people there too! But, for my money, there's nothing like a romp through the local drive-thru zoo. No,
this isn't a lot like the Las Vegas version of a drive-thru. this is a zoo that you get to drive through. There are pens the size of small countries that house lions, tigers, rhinos and giraffes. And baboons. baboons of every age, romping around from tree to tree, tearing pieces off of cars and running down the road, holding their prize high in the air. I've lost antennae (plural), hub caps, trim, decals and even a front left quarter panel. You can come back the next day to claim your previously pilfered parts, which is a good thing because the guy at the NAPA auto parts store was starting to look funny at me (and looking funny to me, but that's another blog altogether).
We were eating an orange while driving through the gates separating the giraffes and the baboons. I swear this to be true – a giraffe bent down, reached through my pick-up truck's driver's side window, reached right over in front of my body to my scared-out-of-her-panties girlfriend and started eating her orange out of her hand. Okay, I'll admit we probably would have fit right in with a Jim Morrison reunion party, and that I was giggling like a 4-yr. old hyena, but that giraffe could have stood up and sent the entire truck flying. I scratched this wondrous creature behind his rather enormous ear, and petted his snout (mouth?). She seemed to like having her furry parts scratched (the giraffe), and when I started petting her between her eyes, we could almost feel her shudder. Still, a rather entertaining time, and it would have been so much more entertaining if she wouldn't have dropped the camera on the floor during our first unannounced visitor (first? yes, read on!). But still, better than drunk-dialing your boss or taking pictures of your privates and posting them (the pictures!) on the Internet.
Fortunately, a park ranger came by and coaxed Gilly the giraffe out of my Toyota, and sent us on our merry, giggling way, stern warning uttered. Camera now in hand, our next stop was the lion's den. In here, you aren't allowed to take pictures of the cats when they are within 10 feet of your vehicle. And, if they happen to like you and stay on your hood for a nap, you can't move your vehicle or hit your horn. Loud music is a ticket right out of the park. You guessed it, a huge male jumps up on the hood of my truck and proceeds to fall soundly asleep atop the heat of the grey hood. While waiting, amorously at times, for this beautiful beast to head for more meaty endeavors, a few of his little ones found there way into the bed of the truck. 2 hours later, we were on our way again, and shortly afterwards found out first hand that a rhinoceros is a very, very fast animal! And, they get rather mad at grey trucks that look, to them from a distance, like a newcomer trying to infringe upon their territory.
Is There A Meaning to This?
Yes, as a matter of a fact, there is. Hey, slow down, now! Don't get pushy… I'm typing as fast as I can!
As society gets more starved for entertainment, fast-food drive thru eateries have flourished yet drive-in movie theaters have gone the way of teenagers who wear form-fitting jeans. People flock to Las Vegas to lose money, virtue and virtually everything else they own. Double-down on life, you may just get lucky!If you find yourself a little on the bored side, go to a drive-thru zoo, you won't ever forget it. Just please take a more strong willed passenger than I had with me that fine, sunny day (it's okay, we broke up shortly after that visit to the Parc Safari African).
Still Looking to be Entertained?
Try getting a dog! They will entertain you well beyond the life-stage of the average American marriage.When you get a puppy younger than 2 months of age, just the smell of the animal will leave you contented and entertained for hours on end, and then there's the hilarious things they do with underwear and shoes. But training them, and seeing how smart and entertaining they become with the proper training (NO PARLOR TRICKS, PLEASE!). Just teach them the necessary commands of stop, sit, lie down, come, heel, guard, attack and stand-down) is a level of entertainment not quite level with sex, but with the wrong partner (human) it (having a puppy) can even be better.
But if you happen to live close to a drive-thru zoo, you're never short of entertainment. And if you live close to a drive-thru wedding chapel, keep your camera ready, you may just end up with a great retirement fund. Blackmail charges aside, it's still gotta be better than a repeat marathon of Storage Wars on the telly.
Get To The Point, Already!
Now, if you were to go out and get a puppy, you could walk him and laugh 'till your stomach feels like it's going to implode.You will not only be entertained, you will be loved, adored and protected.
Even though I applaud your willingness to stick around to see if I had a great point or not to this blog post, all I can really say at this point is that I hope, in some way or another, that I have entertained you for a minute or two. Some food for thought? As long as you're happy, you don't need any expensive gadgets and you don't need to pay a cable or satellite company a couple of hundred bucks a month for 400 channels with nothing on, all in splendid high definition.
All you really need to be entertained is a dog (two is better, three is best), a friend or a lover. But 'ya gotta admit that having a lover is a lot more entertaining than having a dog (at least, I hope so!).


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For years Duluth has been my favorite Minnesota escape. The hills, the lake, touristy Canal Park; it's our state's premier vacation destination. I've been there dozens of times: spring, summer, winter and fall — there's never a bad time to visit Duluth. And every time I cross the Lift Bridge and wander onto that lovely spit of land called Park Point I lust over those quaint cottages on either side of the long, narrow road and wonder what it's like to actually live there. Those lucky people. It's Cape Cod of the Midwest; grassy sand dunes with water on both sides; lazy groups of Adirondack chairs surrounding fire pits; water as far as you can see; sailboats, fishing boats, kayaks and ocean-going vessels — and all right here in Minnesota. I want to live there!
So this summer I did, for a week anyway. And I'd do it again in a minute.
The world's longest freshwater sandbar was created from silt deposited by St. Louis and Nemadji rivers and Lake Superior's swirling currents. It's essentially one long sandbar that stretches 11 miles between Minnesota and Wisconsin. A natural opening on the Wisconsin side allowed passage into the Duluth-Superior Harbor but it wasn't until Park Point's ship canal was created in 1871 that major shipping began. When the canal was dredged it cut off access to Park Point so in 1905 an aerial bridge was constructed that moved people, cars, and horses and carriages from one side to the other on a suspended platform. In 1929 the bridge was altered with a road that lifted so ships could pass under it — the beloved Aerial Lift Bridge is how you get to Park Point today.
From Canal Park to the Wisconsin channel, Park Point is 7 miles long. There are a couple streets close in, but mostly it's just one long road straight down the middle dotted with houses, a couple marinas, a few churches, a decommissioned fire station and branches of the
U.S. Coast Guard and National Guard. Five miles out the road ends at Park Point, a large public park with a beach house, an airport, and a 2-mile nature trail that goes to the end of the point. (Technically, the 7-mile stretch of land is "Minnesota Point" and only the end is "Park Point" but even the locals call the whole place "Park Point.")
I came across Park Point Carriage House by accident. I was trying to find out if I could charter a boat to take me around Duluth-Superior Harbor. Though I'd been a tour boat before, I always wanted to get up close to the grain elevators and see the ore docks from the water. After a quick Internet search I found Carriage House Charters; sailboat rides on Lake Superior. When I talked with Captain Jerry he said he normally takes people out onto the nice blue lake water but he'd be glad to take me past all the industrial sites of the inner harbor if that's what I really wanted to do. Then I noticed on his website they also had a guesthouse to rent on Park Point! Really? Right there? I could actually stay overnight on Park Point? Sign me up.
The place was spectacular. And above a garage, so we had a terrific view over the sand dunes. It was a spacious one bedroom with a large living room, dining room, kitchen combination, with gigantic windows overlooking the lake. It was stocked with everything we needed including binoculars and a grill. We brought our bikes and parked the car for a week.
It was all I could have dreamed it would be: ships sailed by our windows, I gathered driftwood on the beach, we read on cozy chairs by the water, the biking was easy, a sunrise rose brilliantly over the water, kids played on the beach, swimmers in wetsuits swam by, the sailboat ride was a terrific adventure that even included a visit from a homeland security boat, and we vowed we'd be back again.
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In Strong Common-Core Endorsement, NEA and Firm Unveil Curricula by 'Master Teachers'
The National Education Association and the for-profit firm BetterLesson today unveiled a jointly designed, $7 million free platform with more than 3,000 lessons aligned to the Common Core State Standards—a move that comes concurrent with NEA's strongest endorsement yet for the standards.
The standards have been politically attacked in the states—and by some of the union's own members—but in an interview, the union's president challenged naysayers to produce a better alternative.
"When I sit on panels and someone chastises us for supporting the common core, I always ask: 'Are there specific things you believe should not be there?' I never get an answer," NEA President Dennis Van Roekel said. "Second, I ask, "What's missing?' I don't get an answer. And the third thing I ask is, 'What is the alternative? What do you want? Standards all over the ballpark, tests all over the ballpark?' "
In point of fact, Van Roekel continued, "the Common Core State Standards are our best guess of what students need to know to be successful, whether they choose college or careers. If someone has a better answer than that, I want to see it."
And that's why the union wanted to create a year's worth of what Van Roekel called "classroom ready" lesson plans aligned to the common core, and available to teachers for free.
What differentiates the BetterLesson approach from an increasing number of other lesson-sharing websites, according to Alex Grodda former teacher and the site's co-founderis that it isn't just a bunch of lesson plans of variable quality.
"Teachers write lessons in idiosyncratic ways; there are holes, they're not always meant to be shared," Grodd said.
By contrast, he said, the new platform purposefully breaks each lesson into its component pieces, with narratives and artifacts from the master teachers explaining how they go about introducing a topic, arrange practice activities, and troubleshoot.
Founded in 2009, BetterLesson currently has more than 300,000 registered users.
Designing Lessons
The new common-core lessons were written by 130 teachers, who were selectively chosen from an application pool. There are at least five teachers for each K-12 grade level in math and English/language arts. The lessons they produce for the site will be free for all K-12 teachers in the United States, and are searchable by topic or by the standard they target. Lessons are oriented into units and full courses. In some cases, video clips demonstrate the teachers at work.
Angles will effect the construction of a home-built skateboard ramp, explains Colorado geometry teacher Tim Ault in the introduction to one lesson. And while tackling Milton's Paradise Lost, Colorado English teacher Jessica Keigan asks her students to consider popular artistic representations of the fall of Adam and Eve, and how Milton's verse draws on them.
Those are just two examples; as the master teachers produce more material, BetterLesson hopes to have 16,000 lessons by the fall. (Teachers will have to register with the site to download content.)
"We want this to be the definitive body of knowledge of what effective teachers are doing in implementing the common core," Grodd said.
BetterLesson received a $3.5 million grant from the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation to kick off the master teacher project, while the NEA kicked in $3.6 million in staff time and resources. Among other things, the union helped to develop selection criteria for the master teachers, which included an analysis of their students' learning, the strength of the teachers' lessons, and their ability to work with other teachers.
The master teachers each receive a $15,000 payment a year to produce their materials and have parts of their instruction recorded.
Part of what drew the NEA to BetterLesson was the opportunity to recognizing exceptional teachers and their ongoing work to improve practice, Van Roekel said. In fact, one of the features of the new site is its emphasis on the master teachers, their personalities, and their approach to shaping lessons. Grodd said that this was a purposeful attempt to help teachers find others whose teaching styles mirrored their own—a feature he likened to eHarmony and other online dating sites.
A Trifecta?
For the NEA, the decision to partner with Better Lesson potentially opens it to a trifecta of criticism. The national union has a core of activists who have been highly critical of its engagement with the Gates Foundation and its support of the common core, and who are also deeply suspicious of for-profits' engagement in K-12 education.
Van Roekel countered that the union wants to be mindful of painting all for-profits with too broad a brush.
"I complain a lot about for-profits and what they're doing," he acknowledged. "For us at NEA, we are extremely careful in who we want to partner with. We have to be willing to differentiate who's out there and how they operate and choosing the right partners, and I think we did that in this case."
The other major teacher's union, the American Federation of Teachers, in 2012 announced its own partnership with a for-profit organization to help disseminate common-core materials. That effort, Share My Lesson, now has about 30,000 resources, the union said earlier this week.
With all this free stuff floating around, you may be wondering how BetterLesson plans to keep itself afloat. The company currently generates most of its revenue from a "premium" service in which school districts and charter-school chains pay a per-head fee of $60 for teachers to network and share lessons and ideas on the site.
But that service will be winding down, Grodd said, as the organization ramps up a new approach to professional-development offerings. That will certainly be worth watching, and of course, Teacher Beat will be on the case.


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(Pocket-lint) - We thought there was something brewing when Sky chose LG as its "official partner" for 3DTVs last year - after the Korean giant released a single "passive" 3D screen for the Sky 3D channel's launch. And with the arrival of this, one of dozens of new passive (or, as LG calls it, "Cinema 3D") screens, we now know we were right about the coming 3D format war.
It's here, but it's a format war with a difference - it doesn't make any difference which one you buy into. The choice is between an "active" and a "passive" 3D, but crucially both work with 3D Blu-ray, Sky's 3D channel, Virgin's Eurosport 3D channel and the upcoming debut broadcasts on the BBC HD channel.
The difference can be summarised thus: active sets send a Full HD image to each eye, so show more detail from 3D Blu-ray (it downscales Sky 3D), but depend on using heavy active (hence the name) 3D glasses that cost £100 each, are often heavy and uncomfortable. Some also experience a lot of flicker while watching an active 3DTV.
The 47LW550T takes a different route to 3D. A passive LED TV that uses LG's FPR (film patterned retarder) polarised 3D tech, it only displays a half-HD image to each eye, but to do so requires cinema-style 3D glasses that cost less than £2 (if you sit on them, so what?). There are seven - yup, seven - supplied with the 47LW550T, which should tickle the interests of parents. As a plus, all 3DTV channels broadcast a half-HD signal (known as side-by-side 3D), so anyone after a panel for 3D sports will find the 47LW550T a good match.
Finally, passive sets like the 47LW550T supposedly don't feature any flicker or crosstalk, and so it (almost) proves. Completely clean and appearing to this reviewers eyes as a 720p-or-thereabouts image (we did notice a few soft and broken edges), the 3D images we got from Avatar did lack the absolute star quality we've seen on Panasonic's VT30 "active 3D" plasmas, but they are much easier to watch for long periods, especially in daylight where active 3D glasses can be susceptible to reflections and accentuated flicker.
If nothing else the glasses are about a thousand times more comfortable, with the bonus - when compared to Active 3D LED/LCD TVs only - that you can lie down, sit back or watch at an odd angle (essential if you have a comfy sofa!) without messing-up the 3D image (this doesn't apply to 3D plasmas, by the way). We did notice the odd bit of crosstalk - ghosted images - but not very often on a screen we'd rate as just about big enough to become suitably immersed in the 3D image.
The men's final from Roland Garros on Eurosport 3D looked superb, though Nadal vs Federer did have a game-like quality to it. Close-ups are very impressive, but as soon as the ball goes across the net and away from the viewer, the impact drops away to nothing. Overall, we'd rate Cinema 3D as so much easier to watch, but it doesn't make the same impact as the more precise active 3DTV system.
Away from 3D the 47LW550T uses an Edge LED backlight, hides a Freeview HD tuner, 100Hz and the latest generation of LG's online content hub, Smart TV.
Smart TV features the holy trio of Twitter, Facebook and YouTube, and adds BBC iPlayer, something that helps it be genuinely engaging. Sadly there's no Wi-Fi built-in.
2D pictures from Freeview HD and Blu-ray are well saturated and colourful, with plenty of Full HD detail and some decent contrast in a detailed image that's marred only by some blotching in the corners, and on the lower half, of the panel. It's only noticeable in dark images, but it's definitely there.
On the plus side, the upscaling of YouTube fare is absolutely brilliant, and looks the equal of Freeview channels, which themselves look immaculate. On a screen this size that's no mean feat.
There's also a fine iPhone app (LGTV Remote) that offers swipe control and an on-screen replication of the actual remote control. It doesn't work on BBC iPlayer widget, unfortunately, but its Wiimote-style use of a cursor on the screen at last brings PC-like operation to a TV in a user-friendly way. LG also sells a Magic Motion remote if you've not got a smartphone.
Also available in 42 and 55-inch sizes, the LW550T Series is book ended by the LW450U and LW650T ranges of Cinema 3D tellies in the UK, with the ultra high-end LW950T out in late summer.
A slight lack of detail persuades us that those after a 3DTV primarily for movies - and who don't have huge numbers of children in tow - should invest in a 50-inch+ active 3D set. Those after sports on Sky, Virgin, Freesat and Freeview should look no further. At its core a darn good 2D set boasting superb 2D Blu-ray, excellent upscaling, a brilliant online dimension, great iPhone app and a silky smooth user interface, this engaging TV has loads to play with; this is one TV that will keep both gadget lovers and non-techie users thoroughly entertained.


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The Statesmen Quartet (1948-1974, 197?-1980, 1992-2001) (AKA Hovie Lister And The Statesmen)
Hovie Lister was known as the first gospel music disc jockey. When Lister learned that Major Howell, Chairman of the Board of the Atlanta Constitution, planned to start radio station WCON in Atlanta, he requested airtime for his his new quartet. Howell gave Lister the airtime and the Statesmen Quartet debuted on WCON radio in October of 1948 with Mosie Lister (lead), Bobby Strickland (tenor), Bervin Kendrick (baritone), and Gordon Hill (bass). In time, transcribed radio programs featuring the Statemen were distributed to more than twenty radio stations throughout the Southeast.
Early Personnel Changes
After a few weeks with the quartet, Lee Roy Abernathy gave Wetherington the nickname "Big Chief." The quartet composed of Strickland, Hess, Kendrick, Big Chief, and Lister remained intact through the summer of 1950. Bobby Strickland left on September 1, 1950 to form the Crusaders Quartet. Three members of the Melody Masters Quartet were then reunited when Lister hired Cat Freeman to replace Bobby Strickland. Freeman, brother of Vestal Goodman, was a seasoned quartet veteran. Freeman had a strong voice and soon became the clown of the Statesmen Quartet.
When Uncle Sam came calling for Hovie Lister, Big Chief took over the management of the quartet. The most notable change during Chief's tenure as group manager took place when Doy Ott was hired to play piano. Also during this period, Kendrick left the Statesmen to join Strickland's Crusaders Quartet. Once Lister returned from military service, he resumed the pianist position and Doy Ott became the baritone for the group. This was a position Ott would hold for many years.
The 1950s: Glory Days
Cat Freeman left the Statesmen as they were reaching the height of their popularity. Lister had always dreamed of having tenor Denver Crumpler in the group. He was able to convince Crumpler to join the Statesmen in 1953. Crumpler's clear voice and good looks made him a natural for the group. The precision attained by this lineup led many music authorities to dub them "The Perfect Quartet."
Shortly after Denver Crumpler joined the quartet, the Statesmen signed a recording contract with RCA Victor records. The quality of their recordings improved with the addition of noted studio musicians like guitarist Chet Atkins who also produced many of their early RCA recordings. This marriage with RCA Victor lasted for nearly fifteen years. They also recorded a number of songs for the RCA Thesaurus transcription service.
Food giant Nabisco began sponsoring the syndication of the quartet's TV program to other markets. The Statesmen had elaborate sets built for the program and hired the Wade Creager Orchestra, house band for the Biltmore Hotel Ballroom. The group was the first quartet to regularly use an orchestra. Songs were prerecorded in advance. They would then lip-sync the lyrics while being filmed for the program. Lister sold Nabisco saltine crackers and vanilla wafers as the Statesmen sang "merry melodies coming your way, songs of happiness to brighten up your day."
The national media took notice of gospel music in the mid-1950s. On September 6, 1954, the Statesmen Quartet traveled to New York City to make their live national television debut on Arthur Godfrey's Talent Scouts. They performed "This Ole House" and won the competition.
Jake Hess left the quartet in late 1956 to start a new business venture. Les Roberson, formerly a member of the Weatherfords and the Oak Ridge Quartet replaced Hess. Roberson was a natural baritone, but he tried valiantly to fill the lead singer's role. This change in personnel was a big blow to the Statesmen, but nothing on the scale of what would happen on March 21, 1957. As the Statesmen were preparing to leave for a trip, Lister received a call from Denver Crumpler's wife reporting that Crumpler was quite ill. Although Lister quickly summoned an ambulance, Crumpler passed away at the age of 44.
The death of Denver Crumpler brought about a distinct change in the sound of the Statesmen Quartet. Cat Freeman returned to fill in with the quartet until a permanent replacement could be hired. Freeman ended up staying with the group for over a year. Meanwhile, Les Roberson began experiencing vocal problems so Jake Hess returned to sing lead. This reunited the 1953 version of the Statesmen. Rosie Rozell from Tulsa, OK was ultimately hired to fill the tenor role. Rozell brought an emotional vocal style to the quartet.
After Rozell joined the group, the Statesmen produced an album for their own Statesmen label titled Get Away Jordan which quickly became one of their biggest sellers. It was also one of the first to be released on the new Skylite label, a company that the Statesmen and Blackwood Brothers owned jointly.
The 1960s: Lead Singer Roulette and More TV Shows
In the mid-1960s, the Statesmen began appearing with the Blackwood Brothers on a syndicated gospel music television program called Singing Time in Dixie. This program featured the two quartets along with many other top groups. Most of the featured groups on the program recorded for the Skylite label, which was owned by Statesmen-Blackwood Enterprises.
The Statesmen released a number of recordings on the RCA Victor label during the 1960s. One of their biggest recordings was actually released on RCA's budget label, RCA Camden. The project was titled All Day Singing and Dinner on the Ground. The Goss Brothers were hired to provide background instrumentation, and the recording was nominated for a Grammy Award.
Roy McNeal followed Toney with the Statesmen. McNeal had formerly sung first tenor with the Rangers Trio and would later assumed that position with the Stamps Quartet. During his tenure with the Statesmen, the quartet was able to pitch their harmonies higher due to McNeal and Rozell's similar vocal ranges. After several months, McNeal returned to his former position as lead singer with the Prophets and Jack Toney returned to the Statesmen.
After Toney returned to the fold, the group launched another television program. The new show called Glory Road was recorded in color, which was an emerging innovation at the time. The program featured the Statesmen and the Blackwood Brothers with one guest group on each 30-minute show. Toney continued to sing lead with the Statesmen until 1968. After that, Don Butler filled in until Jim Hill, another established first tenor, was hired to fill the lead singer position.
Much like the situation when Jack Toney joined the Statesmen, Hill developed his style to suit the old Statesmen standards such as "Oh My Lord What a Time" and "Faith Unlocks the Door." He joined Rozell, Ott, Big Chief and Lister and recorded one of their most popular albums, Thanks to Calvary. Included on that album was one of Hill's most popular songs, "For God So Loved."
Soon after Hill joined the Statesmen, Rosie Rozell left the quartet to join the Searchers. The Statesmen Quartet hired Sherrill Nielsen to replace Rozell. Nielsen had been the original first tenor with the Imperials. His Irish tenor voice allowed the Statesmen to recreate some of the sounds from the Crumpler years. Nielsen also brought new songs to the group including "The Impossible Dream" and "Gonna Shout Hallelujah."
The 1970s and 1980s: New Trends and Ultimate Disbanding
After Nielsen left, Rosie Rozell returned to the Statesmen for a short time. This aggregation revived several Rozell classics including "Oh What a Savior" and "You Gotta Walk that Lonesome Road," but they never made any commercial recordings.
Big Chief Wetherington developed a few medical problems in the early 1970s that required him to miss several months of touring. He was with the group on Tuesday night, October 2, 1973 in Nashville at the National Quartet Convention. The crowd reacted with enthusiasm as the Statesmen performed and Big Chief was featured on "Why Me Lord." He also performed a recitation during "The Lighthouse." The following day while the group was still in town for the convention, Wetherington suffered a massive heart attack and did not recover. He passed away on October 3, 1973
The death of Big Chief Wetherington was a devastating blow, and the Statesmen never truly recovered. Wetherington had been the foundation of the group's sound for two decades. Soon after Wetherington passed away, Rozell left the Statesmen. Willie Wynn of the Oak Ridge Boys was hired to replace Rozell and Ray Burdett joined the group to sing bass. Kenny Hicks, formerly of the Stamps and Rebels, joined the group as bass guitarist. They also employed a drummer, a lead guitarist, and a steel guitarist in hopes of updating their sound. Noted songwriter Elmer Cole joined the group for a few months, as did Wayne Hilton and David Will. In November of 1974 after performing at the Atlanta All-Nite Sing, Lister announced the group was retiring. Willie Wynn soon formed the Tennesseans.
The Statesmen returned in 1977 with a lineup consisting of Jake Hess, Rosie Rozell, Doy Ott and Hovie Lister (no bass singer). Ott left the following year, and was replaced by Jake Hess' son Chris. Both Jake and Chris Hess left in 1979 and were replaced by Buddy Burton and Ed Hill. Bass singer Tommy Thompson was also hired in 1979.
In late 1980, Hovie Lister and JD Sumner formed the Masters V as a part-time group. In a January 1981 Singing News article, Hovie declared that the appearances by the Masters V would not spell the end of the Statesmen Quartet, but they dissolved a few months later. The last few concerts that were billed as the Statemen featured the existing members of the Masters V with the exception of James Blackwood (Rosie, Jake, JD, and Hovie with Richard Coltrane filling the baritone spot).
The 1990s: The Return Of The Statesmen
In 1992, Hovie Lister and Jake Hess returned with a new version of the Statesmen that included Biney English (lead/baritone), Johnny Cook (tenor), and Bob Caldwell (bass). This group made three recordings (Revival, Oh What A Savior, and O My Lord, What A Time). Lister credits Bill Gaither with inspiring him to bring the Statesmen back in 1992.
Hess was only with the group a short time before health concerns forced him to retire from the road. As he had done years before, Jack Toney replaced Hess. This time, Toney would remain with the Statesmen until the group name was retired at Lister's death in 2001. Other members of the Statesmen during their final decade included Mike Loprinzi, Rick Fair, Wallace Nelms, and Doug Young. Although they weren't particularly successful on radio, the group continued to thrill audiences across the country with their classic style and Lister's charm as the group's emcee and pianist. Lister and the Statesmen were frequent guests on the Gaither Homecoming videos and regularly appeared at events like the National Quartet Convention and the Grand Ole Gospel Reunion.
GMA Hall Of Fame (1998)
Due to the large number of projects recorded by the Statesmen, the discography section has been divided into separate pages by decade. Please click on the links below for the decade you wish to view.
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The 21 polo ponies that died Sunday in Wellington were all injected before the game with a government-banned vitamin supplement called Biodyl — and team members believe a tainted dose caused their deaths, the team's captain said.
Juan Martin Nero, captain of the Lechuza Caracas polo team, told La Nacion newspaper of Buenos Aires that all of the horses had received Biodyl injections before the game.
"We don't have any doubts about the origin of the problem," Nero said. "There were five horses that weren't given the vitamin, and they are the only ones that are fine."
Biodyl, a French-made supplement, is banned by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration, and its sale or use in the United States is illegal, an FDA spokeswoman said.
Biodyl contains vitamin B-12, selenium, potassium asparate and magnesium asparate. Last year, a shipment imported into the United States was rejected by FDA officials because it was deemed "a new animal drug which is unsafe," FDA records show.
As the investigation into the horses' deaths continues, speculation is surrounding the team's Argentine veterinarian.
Felix Crespo, a former competitive polo player, was in charge of the horses' health, and he would have been the one to oversee their diet and any supplements or injections they may have received, people familiar with the team say.
A call to Crespo's cellphone in Argentina was answered by his daughter, who said he was still in Palm Beach County.


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Tomorrow is the big Phillipsburg-Easton football game, an Thanksgiving tradition for the rival schools on either side of the N.J.-Pennsylvania border. Tensions can run high, but it's usually all in good fun. Over the weekend, Phillipsburg students stole "Red Rover," the stone bulldog statue that sits outside of Easton High. They took some pictures, then returned it on Monday morning.
The next day, a dead cat was left at the front door of Phillipsburg.
"The cat appeared to be deceased prior to being left at the high school," police said, but that doesn't really differentiate between "students found a dead cat" and "students killed a cat and dumped its corpse." Cops say they're investigating and won't assume this is related to football, but Philipsburg's mascot is a cat. Please don't kill animals, except the ones used to make the footballs.


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I went a little nutty with all the quilting on this one. It's for my cousin and his wife, who are expecting their first baby in August. I usually try to tone down the super-modern feel if I don't have a good sense of someone's style...but I couldn't help it with this one! I used orange thread and loosey-goosey lines to trace the gray borders and then concentric "z's" inside the white sections (more loosey-goosey there too - I can't get enough of that look these days).
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Issue: (1) Whether disparate impact claims are cognizable under the Fair Housing Act; and, if so (2) what test should be used to analyze them.
Plain English Issue: (1) Whether a lawsuit can be brought for a violation of the Fair Housing Act based on a practice that is not discriminatory on its own, but has a discriminatory effect; and, if so, (2) how should courts determine whether a practice has a discriminatory effect and violates the Act?
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Welcome to the Metropolitan Transport Forum
The Metropolitan Transport Forum (MTF) is an advocacy group comprising members from Melbourne metropolitan local government, associate members representing transport companies, and participants from the State Government and environment groups.
MTF Executive for 2019
The MTF Officer Bearers and Executive for 2019 (as elected at the February meeting) are as follows:
Office bearers
Chair: Cr Martin Zakharov (City of Maribyrnong)
Deputy Chair: Cr Jonathan Marsden (City of Hobsons Bay)
Treasurer: Cr. Jackie Fristacky (City of Yarra)
Secretary: Paul Hamilton (City of Casey)
General committee
Cr Tom Melican (City of Banyule)
Cr Anna Chen (City of Manningham)
Cr Katherine Copsey (City of Port Phillip)
Cr Stuart James(City of Monash)
The MTF welcomes Councillors Anna Chen, Katherine Copsey and Stuart James, and thanks retiring members Cr Paul McLeish, Cr Andrea Surace and Clare Davey. Observers Cr Clarke Martin and Jane Waldock also made a valuable contribution.
Meetings in 2019 - dates are as follows
- Wednesday 6th February: Jeroen Weimar, Public Transport Victoria (PTV)
- Wednesday 6th March: Paul Hamilton, City of Casey, innovative transport graphics and analytics
- Wednesday 3rd April: Daniel Bowen, Public Transport Users Association (PTUA)
- Wednesday 1st May: Bus advocacy, Shire of Mornington Peninsula, plus on-demand bus XEMO
- Wednesday 4th June: City of Melbourne transport strategy (draft in consultation phase)
- Wednesday 3rd July: Minister for Public Transport Melissa Horne
- Wednesday 1st August: North East Link busway, and Infrastructure Victoria on buses
- Wednesday 4th September: AGM followed by Lord Mayor, Sally Capp
- Wednesday 2nd October: meeting cancelled due to bus forum
- Wednesday 6th November: Paul Younis, Secretary, newly formed Department of Transport
- Wednesday 4th December: to be confirmed
- Department of Transport
- MTCagney Consulting (on Brisbane busways)
- Infrastructure Victoria (immediate actions to tackle congestion)
- Professor Graham Currie (what councils can do to improve buses)
- RACV (journey planner app arevo)
- Philip Mallis, Darebin (using bus data)
- Movement & Place Consulting (local bus priority)
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Advocacy 2017 - MTF event Bus Matters
As a lead event for the MTF bus advocacy program for 2017/2018 the MTF hosted a forum on Tuesday 31st October 2017 focussing on what can be done to help buses play a greater role in the local transport mix. An interesting line up of speakers provided valuable insight into the bus sector as follows:
- Professor Graham Currie, Monash University,
- Dr Chris Lowe, Bus Association of Victoria
- Rene Lalabande, Transdev (international transport operator managing a large sector of Melbourne's buses)
- Dr Elliot Fishman, Institute of Sensible Transport
- David Silvester, Chris Loader, Transport for Victoria
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SInce I see that the public at large seems to be checking out my view on Gypsies, i'd like to restate for the record my feelings especially in light of the recent protests in France. What Sarkozy is doing in terms of persecuting the Roma people is little better the the actions of his Vichy predecessors. Check out this article saying he attacks foreigners when his poularity needs a boost
I have tried to get over my feelings that the French would happily reenact the Dreyfus Affair if given the chance and this isn't helping one bit.
Gypsies, Jews and Basterds
In light of Madonna's recent comments in support of the Roma (Gypsies) and the consequent booing she received in Romania, I'd like to state my formal allegiance with her, in her stand for equality. I,for one, have not forgotten that the Gypsies suffered just like the Jews in the Holocaust and discrimination against them should be no more tolerated than Anti-Semitism. Although, since its Europe, both will remain prevalent. I'm glad that Madonna used her celeb power to call people out on their prejudice. Supposedly, people also booed when she said Homophobia needed to be challenged as well. Note to self: Eastern Europe is still pretty conservative. Post-pone vacation there. Also, what's the point of being famous if you don't do anything good with it? Glad to see Madonna is still making folks uncomfortable. That's the artist's work- to shake things up. Props to the Roma, who are keeping their heads up despite the Haters. Perhaps the cruelest irony lies in the ample appropriation of Roma culture that Europe delights in without treating the people themselves with any respect. It's like us and Black people, huh?
To check out the Black/Jewish connection, peep the piece in Harper's Bazaar titled Minority Death Match written by Naomi Klein. I found it interesting that Ms. Klein sets up the Jews as the derailers of the Durban conference on Racism, without the Arab States, or at least the Arab NGOs getting their fair share of the blame. While she shows that to the eye of reparation advocates, Israel lobbyists prevented them from getting their voices heard, I wish she had clarified for the general audience that in fact it was a set up with the Jews against the Blacks, by people who wish the Jewish people harm- the same folks waving Nazi style cartoons at Durban in the first place. And speaking of Nazis, I got to see the movie, "Inglorious Basterds" with my younger brother before he headed off to college. Him flying the nest is killing my mothers. One mom, after being awash in tears for weeks, consulted her healer who admonished her for not having called sooner, since it was "past life stuff " that had to be cleared from her psyche. In the Roman Era, she had sent him off to war, in another lifetime in which he was her son, and he hadn't returned. " That's why your grief is so intense." Um, okay. The other Mama suddenly can't sleep. It reminds me of when I returned from living in Israel and Nina tried to get me to adhere to a curfew because she said she couldn't sleep with me out and running around. "But, I've been in the Middle East for a year. Don't tell me you haven't slept the whole time." "No, not well" she said.
The movie interested me in that it had absolutely no loyalty to history. In America this is dangerous, most people don't know the facts, they don't know that it's purposefully wrong. To the slightly educated eye, it makes its fantastical position plenty clear. In this version the Nazis suffer for their crimes. It's fun to watch. Who doesn't love seeing Nazis die? They are such a safe enemy- historical and eeeeevil. In one scene, a Nazi is beaten to death with a baseball bat and it's set up to be funny. It works- partially because we, as an audience, are aware that it's just a movie and because this movie reminds you more often than most of this fact. But still, who else could be killed in that way and not elicit sympathy? Ah, Nazis. Watch out all you Gypsy haters in Europe because you could be the next movie villains if you don't act right….


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DESIGNING FOR THEATRE IN THE ROUNDFriday, January 7th, 2011
A Guest Blog post by MFA Design student Mandi Lau who's set designer for our upcoming production of Sarah Rhul's Dead Man's Cell Phone ~
The use of the arena configuration in the Telus Studio Theatre is an honest and direct response to the existing architecture. From my recent lighting design experience in the space for The Madonna Painter, I noticed a lot of great qualities, as well as unique design potentials that set apart the Telus from all other black box or conventional proscenium style of theatres.
The Telus has quite a few flaws as a theatre in terms of practicality (ie. the lack of an overhead grid and efficient rigging system etc.), but nonetheless, it is a very interesting and special piece of architecture. For example, the unique "flexibility" of the Telus comes from the 12 movable towers that hold the audience seating, but such quality is only true to the extent that half of those remain attached to each other to form a semi-arena of box style seating, which there is no escape from.
The fact that there are three separate floors of seating in each tower creates an enormous sense of height and closure within such a small space. This imposing sense of height is not only to be felt by the performers but most importantly impacts greatly on how the audience perceives the space for the duration of the performance.
Most often for the audience members on the towers, they have to sit on the edge of their seats and lean on the ledge that surrounds the seats (in groups of 4) for the entire show in order to be able to see what is happening down below on "stage".
If those unique spatial features of the theatre are appropriately utilized and appreciated, it could reward any production with a great theatrical experience rather than imposing a rigidly fixed set into the already limiting space. For this reason, I want to take this special opportunity and emphasize designing on the ground, embracing the floor that is already existing as the central focal point of the space.
This, in turn, will create a theatrical experience that is unique to the Telus. It is also an exploration and experiment to challenge the conventional "forth-wall-picture-frame" perception of theatrical spaces with a minimalist set and projected stage floor. The use of light and multimedia imagery from multiple projectors will morph and sculpt the space into different locales as the story unfolds. The design of the set and the stage itself only exist for the duration of the play, making all a temporal experience just as any live performance. ~ Mandi Lau
Note: Dead Man's Cell Phone opens January 20, 2011. To see production photos, designers' portfolio and more go to the Dead Man's Cell Phone show site. Tickets are Reg. $22/Senior $15/Student $10 and are available online.


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Monday, November 28, 2011
Desperate to derail Ron Paul's momentum in New Hampshire, the key early primary state in which polls show Paul has a very real chance of winning, the establishment has thrown its weight behind Newt Gingrich, the ultimate RINO globalist who in reality is about as conservative as Mao Tse-tung.
With the campaigns of Mitt Romney and Rick Perry collapsing, the editorial board of the New Hampshire Union Leader chose to endorse Gingrich on Sunday, a move that the mainstream press immediately hailed as all-important, attempting to bestow kingmaker status on a relatively irrelevant newspaper in the grand scheme of things.
The anointment of Gingrich as Republican frontrunner is just the latest desperate bid to fool voters into supporting anyone other than Ron Paul. From Perry, to Romney, to Cain – the establishment has attempted to crown all of them as top dog – failing every time as each campaign subsequently crashes and burns.
Gingrich will inevitably follow suit because he has more skeletons in the closet than a halloween costume shop. Newt Gingrich is Mr. New World Order – a committed globalist who has publicly made clear his contempt for American sovereignty and freedom on a plethora of occasions, not least when he joined forces with Nancy Pelosi to push the Obama administration's cap and trade agenda that would have completely bankrupted the country.
"I think if you have mandatory carbon caps combined with a trading system, much like we did with sulfur, and if you have a tax-incentive program for investing in the solutions, that there's a package there that's very, very good," Gingrich told PBS Frontline in February 2007.
And if you think that doesn't sound bad enough, just wait until you read what Gingrich had to say about mandatory health insurance.
"Personal responsibility extends to the purchase of health insurance. Citizens should not be able to cheat their neighbors by not buying insurance, particularly when they can afford it, and expect others to pay for their care when they need it," he wrote in a 2007 OpEd for the Des Moines Register.
That's right – self-proclaimed "conservative" Gingrich is an aggressive supporter of Obamacare, just like his rival Mitt Romney.
Gingrich has also been instrumental in pushing political frameworks with the goal of accomplishing global governance.
As Attorney Constance Cumbey writes, Gingrich worked feverishly with his buddy Al Gore back in the mid-90's to help create the embryonic architecture of a global parliamentary authority.
Gingrich's support for NAFTA, GATT, and the WTO entrenched his position as an enthusiastic advocate of globalism and sending American jobs abroad, the "giant sucking sound," as Ross Perot labeled it It was Gingrich who helped Bill Clinton and the Democrats garner enough votes from Republicans to pass the North American Free Trade Agreement, which is now quickly evolving into the North American Union.
Gingrich's Council on Foreign Relations membership and his close relationship with his mentor Henry Kissinger cements his role as a key agitator for the destruction of U.S. sovereignty. Indeed, during a July 1995 speech, he openly decried the constitution as being a roadblock to a UN-managed global government.
"The American challenge in leading the world is compounded by our Constitution," he said. "Under our [constitutional system] – either we're going to have to rethink our Constitution, or we're going to have to rethink our process of decision-making." He went on to profess an oxymoronic belief in "very strong but limited federal government," and pledged, "I am for the United Nations."
"In order to understand just how dedicated Gingrich is to destroying the Constitution and the Bill of Rights, consider that he described himself as a "conservative futurist" who enthusiastically recommended as Speaker of the House his colleagues read Alvin Toffler's 1980 book The Third Wave," writes Kurt Nimmo.
"In the book, Toffler wrote a letter to America's "founding parents," in which he said: "The system of government you fashioned, including the very principles on which you based it, is increasingly obsolete, and hence increasingly, if inadvertently, oppressive and dangerous to our welfare. It must be radically changed and a new system of government invented – a democracy for the 21st century." According to Toffler, our constitutional system is one that "served us so well for so long, and that now must, in its turn, die and be replaced.""
The shudder-inducing thought of Newt Gingrich in the White House makes the prospect of a second term for Obama look positively inviting.
At least we know what to expect from Obama. Gingrich is that most dangerous kind of political animal – a wolf in sheep's clothing – being able to harness the ability of sweet-talking conservatives into calm acquiescence while simultaneously sacrificing America on the altar of globalism.
Paul Joseph Watson is the editor and writer for Prison Planet.com. He is the author of Order Out Of Chaos. Watson is also a regular fill-in host for The Alex Jones Show.
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