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HERE WE GO. It's time to get the 2013/14 Heineken Cup underway. With the tournament's future still in major doubt, it's good to be able to focus on the rugby once again.
Ulster get their Pool 5 campaign underway with the visit of Premiership champions Leicester Tigers in what should be another titanic clash at Ravenhill. We'll have live minute-by-minute updates for you. We'll also bring news from the Sportsground, where Connacht host the mighty power of Saracens, and there'll be a full report from Galway on the final whistle.
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Ulster 22 – 16 Leicester Tigers
19.30 – Welcome to another season of Heineken Cup rugby. I don't know about everyone else, but I'm giddy about European club rugby's premier tournament getting underway at Ravenhill and in Galway.
Ulster take on a Leicester Tigers side who have had a decent start to the Premiership with three wins in five games, and a draw against Northampton last weekend. Richard Cockerill will be reminding his men of the 41-7 hammering they suffered here two seasons ago.
So time to get your early predictions in… Are Ulster going to start their Heineken Cup campaign with a bang or is an away win on the cards? For what it's worth, I'm going for Ulster by 5 points. SUFTUM!
19.34 – Here are the teams for this evening's game:
Ulster: Jared Payne; Andrew Trimble, Darren Cave, Luke Marshall, Tommy Bowe; Paddy Jackson, Paul Marshall; Tom Court, Rory Best, Declan Fitzpatrick; Johann Muller (c), Dan Tuohy; Roger Wilson, Chris Henry, Nick Williams.
Replacements: Rob Herring, Callum Black, Ricky Lutton, Iain Henderson, Robbie Diack, Ruan Pienaar, Stuart Olding, Michael Allen.
Leicester: Niall Morris; Miles Benjamin, Vereniki Goneva, Dan Bowden, Adam Thompstone; Toby Flood (capt), Ben Youngs; Logovii Mulipola, Tom Youngs, Dan Cole, Louis Deacon, Geoff Parling, Ed Slater, Julian Salvi, Jordan Crane.Replacements: Neil Briggs, Boris Stankovich, Fraser Balmain, Graham Kitchener, Thomas Waldrom, David Mele, Owen Williams, Terrence Hepetema.
19.41 – Here's a quick reminder of how Ulster got on the last time Leicester visited Ravenhill for a Heineken Cup pool game. A repeat of that unforgettable night seems unlikely…
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19.47 – Just under 15 minutes until kick-off and here are three of the key head-to-heads we picked out today.
Where do you see the game being won and lost? Will Paddy Jackson deliver at out-half without the calming presence of Ruan Pienaar inside him? Can Ulster dominate this one up front? Let us know yout thoughts.
19.50 – There's been a late change to the Connacht team over at the Sportsground:
19.52 – One man to keep an eye on tonight is former Leinster man Niall Morris, who starts at fullback for the Tigers. The 25-year-old was part of the most recent Ireland training camp at Carton House.
Can he outshine Jared Payne?
19.55 – Ulster can count on one of their most famous supporters tonight with the return of Rory McIlory. Will he prove a lucky charm for Mark Anscombe's side?
19.57 – Less than five minutes until kick-off at Ravenhill. Last chance to get your pre-match predictions in. Ulster with a home win to get their European quest underway? Or the Tigers to spoil the party?
19.59 – The lineout battle could be crucial tonight. Geoff Parling will be well aware of Rory Best's potential for wobbles in that area and will be looking to target his throw. Can Dan Tuohy and Johann Muller secure enough ball to get their undoubtedly talented backline going forward?
20.01 – Both teams are out on the pitch and we're all set for kick-off. Great atmosphere at Ravenhill.
20.05 – So very nearly a perfect start for Ulster as they create an overlap down the left and Tommy Bowe's pass is too far in front of Darren Cave and into tough. Definitely a miss opportunity early on for Ulster. Leicester managed to clear out of their 22 through Ben Youngs. Good start for Ulster, but a missed chance with a poor pass from Bowe.
20.06 – Rory Best overthrew his first lineout, but overall Ulster will be happy with their start to this game. Luke Marshall threatened down the right in the build-up to that chance for Cave, showing nice skills to offload to Jared Payne.
20.10 –
Ulster 0-7 Leicester
Disaster for Ulster as the Tigers score with their first attack of the game after just 6 minutes. Their powerful scrum gave them a mauling platform and from there they went wide to the left. Toby Flood ghosted through a hole in the Ulster defence and when possession was recycled, Mulipola was on hand to dot down wide on the right. Flood converts.
20.11 – Bad news from Galway too as Connacht are 14-3 down to Saracens already, two converted tries and it looks like being a difficult night for Pat Lam's men.
20.13 – Back at Ravenhill, the defence from Ulster in the lead-up to Mulipola's try was worrying. Holes in midfield and no sign of a scramble once they'd been cut open. Much better effort needed from Muller and co. when the Tigers have possession.
20.14 – A beautiful kick from Jared Payne puts Ulster deep into the Tigers' 22. A good chance to create pressure here, particularly as Leicester look to have settled in well. Ulster's last attacking effort was met by a powerful wall of Tigers' defenders.
20.15 – Half chance for Ulster there as Payne grubbered though and Trimble collected the bouncing ball, but his offload went straight into Tigers' hands.
20.17 – Rory Best's early throws at the lineout have been shaky, but he makes amends with a superb turnover penalty at the breakdown. Overall, Ulster definitely second best in the physical stakes so far. The Tigers are ferocious in contact and look far more up for this Heineken Cup clash. Early days yet, but Ulster need something to get them into the game. Lineout five metres out here…
20.18 – And there it is!!! Tommy Bowe with the try from a wonderful Paddy Jackson cross-field kick!
20.19 –
Ulster 7 – 7 Leicester
A superb team try by Ulster. Best hit Muller at the front of the lineout, the Ulster pack drove forward and Jackson lofted the kick cross-field for Bowe to soar above Niall Morris. Jackson adds the conversion from wide on the left.
20.20 – 17 minutes gone at Ravenhill and Paddy Jackson has been wonderful so far. Looks extremely calm and confident. His kicking from hand has been smooth, in particular for the try, and he's attacking the gainline with ball in hand. Promising stuff from the 21-year-old.
20.23 –
Ulster 7 – 10 Leicester
Flood benefits from more muscular work by his powerful forwards. From a lineout the Tigers pack rumble forward ominously in the maul before Nick Williams concedes a penalty from coming in from the side. Cockerill's pack have started superbly.
20.25 – The plaudits are flowing in on Twitter for that wonderful Ulster try. Superb kicking skill from Jackson, and Bowe's aerial prowess was magnificent. What an athlete.
20.27 – Ulster need to find ways of using their possession more effectively. The Tigers defence has grown into this game, and aside from the try they look comfortable with what Ulster are throwing at them. Romain Poite is starting to get frustrated with the scrums now, but Best is willing to question his judgement!
20.29 – Another penalty for Leicester at the scrum, and Declan Fitzpatrick is the man penalised. That gives Flood the chance to kick into the corner and the Leicester pack has a chance to maul from close in. However, Tom Youngs' throw is inaccurate and when Ulster clear their lines, Thompstone spills forward as he attempts to field.
20.31 – A third penalty at the scrum against Ulster and only 25 minutes are gone. This is really worrying for Anscombe. He needs his forwards to get a grip on this game if they are not to get themselves refereed out of it by Poite.
20.32 – Andrew Trimble looking nervous under the high ball, spilling two attempted catches so far. Ulster need men like him to show their experience as they are under the cosh at Ravenhill.
20.35 – An 11-phase Leicester attack comes to an end with a penalty for Ulster as Leicester go off their feet at the breakdown. Good recognition of the chance for a turnover by Anscombe's side as they piled in. That's more encouraging from a defensive point of view and the Ravenhill crowd have something to cheer about.
20.36 – Penalty for Ulster as they go back on the attack, making yards through Bowe and Cave. That gives Jackson a chance to level the scores. The build-up to this chance featured another lovely bomb by the young out-half. Very composed start.
20.37 –
Ulster 10 – 10 Leicester
And it's all even again. Faultless from Jackson so far.
20.38 – It's a draw in Galway too as Danie Poolman scores to make it Connacht 17 -17 Saracens. Inspiring scoreline, with both Irish sides kicking into life now.
20.40 – 35 minutes gone at Ravenhill and Jared Payne has just put in another exquisite sweeping kick in behind Leicester. His intelligence and awareness is second to none. There is a real sense that Ulster are starting to shift up a gear here ahead of half-time.
20.43 – Tommy Bowe is showing his class so far, even if his try is ignored. Every touch he has made has been laced with decisiveness and power. Paddy Jackson should be looking to get the ball into his hands at every available opportunity.
20.45 – Wonderful play from Paul Marshall, who snipes through the Leicester defence and nearly beats Morris at fullback. Fitzpatrick, Best and Muller all make strong carries as the forwards try to batter their way through for a second Ulster try. The Tigers conceded a fairly cynical penalty, handling in the ruck and Jackson has elected to go for the post from around 10 metres in from the right-hand touchline.
20.46 –
Half time: Ulster 13 – 10 Leicester
20.47 – Jackson slots the penalty to reward Ulster's resurgence in the last 10 minutes. This is a superb game at Ravenhill between two committed sides. Could go either way in the second half, but the Tigers will be down-hearted that their physicality hasn't been rewarded with the half-time lead.
20.50 – The half time score from the Sportsground is Connacht 17 – 17 Saracens. Hugely encouraging to see that after what was a disappointing opening quarter for Pat Lam's men.
20.52 – Much praise for the magic of the Heineken Cup in Twitterland, and it's very hard to argue. This game is more tense and closely-fought than anything else we've seen so far his season.
20.56 – So what are your thoughts on that first-half? Worrying signs for Ulster up front, but they came back strongly in the 10 minutes before half-time. Can they go on and secure a first European victory of the season?
Paddy Jackson has been so assured at out-half for Ulster, is there any need to bring Pienaar on? Who else has impressed you for Ulster?
It's tight at half-time in Ravenhill. ©INPHO/Presseye/Brian Little.
21.00 – Ulster have had several more chances than the scoreline might suggest. Not try-scoring chances, but opportunities to create scores in the Tigers' territory. There is definitely another burst of power to come from the Premiership champions, so one aim in the second half for Ulster should be converting good field position into points.
21.03 – SECOND HALF commences with some particularly interested spectators in the stands at Ravenhill.
21.05 – Paddy Jackson intercepts and runs the length of the field to touch down… But he hadn't heard Poite's whistle for offside against Ulster. Goneva made a searing break for the Tigers and they had an overlapy down the right until Ulster came offside. Could have been cause for a yellow card there. Flood lines up the kick from just to the right of the posts…
21.05 – And he's on target to level the scores once again. The Ulster crowd aren't too happy with that one and the boos ring out.
Ulster 13 – 13 Leicester
21.07 – Lots of agreement on Twitter with the Ulster support at Ravenhill concerning that call from Poite. Jackson's 'try' could have changed the game.
21.09 – Ruan Pienaar enters the fray after just 47 minutes. Time to celebrate signing that new three-year contract in style? Can he ensure an Ulster win here?
21.10 – Excellent work at the breakdown by Darren Cave to win a penalty there. A big game for the outside centre, with his position under threat from Payne in the long-term.
21.12 – What a try by Ulster!!! Darren Cave scores after a magical series of offloads. But wait… Romain Poite goes to the TMO to get a judgement on whether or not there was a forwards pass in the build up.
21.14 – The TMO ruled that there was a forward pass involved as Ulster counter-attacked and offloaded three time in succession. Disappointing outcome, but wonderful play from Ulster.
21.15 – It's definitely the right call from Bernard Delmasco on reflection. Certainly a forward pass from Luke Marshall. That'll be his final involvement as Stuart Olding comes on in the centre. A really exciting talent, let's see what he can offer.
21.17 – Another frustrating outcome for Ulster again after Nick Williams bursts through onto a Jared Payne offload, but the recycled possession is wasted. Excellent defence from the Tigers to scramble, but it's certainly a wasted chance.
21.19 – Just before that, Niki Goneva almost got away as he burst onto a flat pass from Flood right on the gainline, but just couldn't hang on to the ball. If he had done, a try was very likely. The Fijian has frightening pace.
21.20 – Penalty for Ulster, and it's their first of the day at the scrum. But there is Jackson's first poor strike of the day from Jackson. Awful strike from the 21-year-old and he will need to forget about that connection quickly.
21.21 – This just about sums up the Paddy Jackson miss from that penalty to the left of the posts, as the Tigers waste an excellent counter-attacking chance from deep.
21.23 – Iain Henderson is on the pitch and Miles Harrison has informed us that the Ireland international bought himself a Mini this week. Strange choice perhaps for such a big lad? Anyway, his dynamic power will be a welcome addition for Ulster with 58 minutes gone.
21.24 – YELLOW CARD for Jordan Crane of Leicester.
21.25 – Crane with another cynical foul as Pienaar looks to move the ball away from the base of the ruck. The back row didn't roll away after tackling and then tripped Pienaar as he went to pass. That gives Jackson an easy attempt to make up for his last miss.
21.26 – And he does so. An easy penalty from just to the right of the posts to put his side in front as Leicester are down to 14 men.
Ulster 16 – 13 Leicester
21.28 – Pienaar has oozed class since coming on. He looks like he's not even shedding a bead of sweat, everything is so easy for him. In the build-up to that last penalty he prompted his forward runners onto the ball, guiding them over the gainline and into small holes around the fringes of the rucks. A serious Heineken Cup operator.
21.29 – Leicester are hanging in and get a chance to draw level once again, but Toby Flood misses with a penalty attempt from around 35 metres out on the left.
21.30 – Saracens are back in the lead in Galway thanks to the reliable boot of Owen Farrell. It's Connacht 17 – 20 Saracens at the Sportsground.
21.31 – Agh! More frustrating finishing for Ulster after Ruan Pienaar makes a beautiful break up the middle of the field on the counter-attack. The home side work a 5-on-3 out on the left but Jared Payne's firm pass is spilled forward. Pienaar is the best player on the pitch, easily. Pure class.
21.33 – Iain Henderson has made a telling impact off the bench too. His enthusiastic carrying has already come to the fore. The 21-year-old is a rare physical specimen in Ireland. 65 minutes gone and Ulster are well on top.
21.35 – Massive scrum penalty for Ulster! Dan Cole is punished for popping up on the Tigers' 22 metre line. Excellent work from the entire Ulster pack as they went forward there. Poite will always reward that. Another chance for Jackson and he kicks it. Ulster with a 6-point lead.
Ulster 19 – 13 Leicester
21.37 – Some much-deserved (and rare) love for Tom Court on Twitter after that excellent scrum. Less than 15 minutes left at Ravenhill.
21.38 – Another technically superb breakdown turnover for Ulster as the Tigers went back on the attack. Rory Best once again with the steal. His work on the ground has been simply incredible. Ulster back on the attack again now, inside the Tigers' 22…
21.41 – Ulster hammer a solid Leicester defence for 15+ phases, tireless work from both sides. But the Tigers eventually crack and concede the penalty. Chance for a 9 point lead now if Jackson can kick this. Crane's yellow card has been costl
21.42 – And Jackson is successful again, straight through the uprights. Crane returns to the pitch but Ulster are 9 points ahead.
Ulster 22 – 13 Leicester
21.43 – 72 minutes gone at Ravenhill and the Tigers have brought on Owen Williams at out-half. Can the young Welshman change this game late on?
21.44 – Connacht are still three points behind Saracens in Galway. Can they find a late winner of their own. It's still Connacht 17 -20 Saracens.
21.45 – Back at Ravenhill, Owen Williams has hit the post with a drop goal attempt for the Tigers. A lovely strike from the Welshman, but it rebounds and Ulster clear their lines. Leicester looking for the losing bonus point right now.
21.46 – More pressure for Ulster just outside their own 22. The Tigers are stepping up their efforts to eke something from this game. The Ulster defence remains aggressive though. And then concede the penalty!
21.47 – Williams now with the chance to get the Tigers back into losing bonus point territory.
21.48 – And he hold his nerve to do so. Composed strike from the replacement. Could be crucial in January as the pool finishes.
Ulster 22 – 16 Leicester
21.49 – Saracens have extended their lead over Connacht in Galway from another Farrell kick. Connacht 17 – 23 Saracens with 5 minutes left.
21.50 – Back in Ravenhill, there's just two minutes left and Ulster have a lineout inside the Leicester halfway. Can they prevent a Tigers losing bonus point?
21.52 – But Andrew Trimble spills the ball forward. There are 30 seconds left on the clock, so the Tigers will have one more attacking opportunity. Trimble has had a poor game, with his handling letting him down on at least three occasions.
21.52 – Word from the Sportsground is that Saracens are clinging on for dear life.
21.53 – FULL TIME at Ravenhill.
21.54 – Leicester win a final penalty at the scrum, but elect to kick the ball into touch and not risk their losing bonus point. It's all over and Ulster have opened with a win.
Ulster 22 -16 Leicester Full Time
21.55 – And the action has finished in Galways too. Connacht ended the game camped on the Sarries tryline but just couldn't find an opening. Cruel loss as it looked like they might find a winning score, but heroic effort to come back from an awful start.
Connacht 17 -23 Saracens Full Time
21.58 – Well that was a fantastic night of rugby to open this season's Heineken Cup. Roger Wilson has been elected man of the match at Ravenhill for his dogged work in the tight. A timely reminder that the 32-year-old can still compete at the top level. Leicester captain Toby Flood says he'll take the losing bonus point and work from here.
22.02 – That's it from the Ulster clash with Leicester. A 22-16 win for the home side and fully deserved in the end. The introductions of Ruan Pienaar and Iain Henderson made a huge difference in the second-half. Paddy Jackson had an excellent outing at 10, while Roger Wilson was a powerhouse up front.
Mark Anscombe will be happy with the win, but annoyed that Ulster allowed the Tigers to snatch a bonus point at the death. There will be many more exciting nights in this pool, but it has hammered home one thing for us: there is nothing like the Heineken Cup. Long may it last.
Connacht showed real bravery in Connacht too, but came up just short. Thanks for joining us this evening. Feel free to leave your post-match thoughts in the comments section as always.
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Last year, on Channel 12's "Newsmakers," Raimondo noted that EngageRI had disclosed its board members and was not required to disclose its donors, and when asked about potential conflicts, she said, "I have no doubt that people funding it have a self-interest in pension reform because everybody does."
But when asked on Friday whether EngageRI should voluntarily disclose its donors, Raimondo said, "They should. I wish they had. Because I am a believer in transparency."
Well, why isn't the group naming its donors then? "I don't control EngageRI," Raimondo replied. "I'm supportive of what they do." But, she said, "It's a separate organization."
While it's separate, Raimondo encouraged the group's formation and has made introductions for fundraising purposes. So has she called for EngageRI to identify its donors? "I have called on them to do it, and they are not listening," she said. "They said, 'We are following the law.' "
EngageRI spokesman Jon Duffy told Fitzpatrick that the group doesn't plan to identify its donors: " 'EngageRI respects the privacy of its contributors.' He said, 'Frankly, the privacy is what allows us to fundraise.' "


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Mayor C. Kim Bracey announces the third Teen's Fourth Friday, on Friday December 27, 2013 from 3:00pm - 5:00pm at White Rose Senior Center, 27 S. Broad Street, York, PA. Students will be provided with an opportunity to give back to seniors in the community, while enjoying fellowship and other activities. The initiative is designed to provide youth with a safe and positive place to enjoy themselves, meet new peers, and receive access to information from several community programs.
Teens will be provided with the opportunity to enjoy entertainment, health activities, free prizes, a free meal and more. Several community organizations have joined together to bring their services and programs to our youth on one day in one location.
"Providing our youth with positive outlets and the support of caring community members continues to be an important aspect of my administration," states Mayor Bracey. "The collaborative efforts that are flourishing in our community are very encouraging and indicative of our future as a city," states Mayor Bracey.
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In the Late-Third/Early-Second Millennium B.C., the Phoenicians are generally credited with developing the art of glassblowing. This advancement transformed the material's usefulness from a time-consuming process into a mass-producible material which could be quickly inflated into large, transparent, and leak-proof vessels. Glassblowing techniques spread throughout the Roman world. Venice, particularly the island of Murano, became a centre for high quality glass manufacture in the late medieval period.
The relatively recent "studio glass movement" began in 1962 when Harvey Littleton, a ceramics professor, and Dominick Labino, a chemist and engineer, held two workshops at the Toledo Museum of Art, during which they started experimenting with melting glass in a small furnace and creating blown glass art. Thus Littleton and Labino are credited with being the first to make molten glass available to artists working in private studios. This approach to glassblowing blossomed into a worldwide movement, producing such flamboyant and prolific artists as Dale Chihuly, Dante Marioni, Fritz Driesbach and Marvin Lipofsky. Lino Tagliapietra was among the first Murano-trained artists to leave and spread their knowledge in the United States. In 1971, Dale Chihuly began the Pilchuck Glass School near Stanwood, Washington. The Pilchuck School of Glass became the source of a great deal of the current American Studio Glass movement, and continues as such today.
Glassblowing is a form of art that requires extreme training and an intense level of aptitude.
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Stuart Abelman
Stuart Abelman attended Carnegie-Mellon University receiving his BFA in painting and sculpture. He received his Masters of Fine Arts in Glass at UCLA. As one of the pioneering leaders in the art glass movement in the 1960's, Stuart helped bring recognition and appreciation to what was an all but lost art form. His studio was founded in 1977, is highly respected in the art glass world and prized by collectors.
George Bucquet, Mad River Glass
George Bucquet began casting hot glass at Penland School, North Carolina in 1984. During his seven years working there he became a resident artist. After completing his studies, George moved to Arcata, CA, where he has continued to develop new and innovative techniques for creating his original contemporary forms. George's work is found in galleries around the world and in the private collections of Rupert Murdoch, Bill Gates, Irvine Borowsky, Noel and Janine Hilliard, Carol Burnett, Will and Jada Smith and Mark Peiser. His work can also be found in the permanent collections of the US Embassy, Ottawa, Canada, the Mussee des Arts Decoraiffs de la Ville de Laussanne, Switzerland, the Asheville Museum of Art, NC, the National Liberty Museum, Philadelphia, PA and the White House.
John Cook
Becoming a Master Glass Blower requires years of dedicated practice, talent, creativity and stamina. John Cook has been blowing glass since he graduated with honors and received his B.F.A. from Brooks Institute of Fine Arts in 1972.
Beginning with raw materials like sand, soda ash, potash and metal oxides John creates vessels, wall sculptures, perfume bottles, glasses, ornaments, lamps and lighting fixtures all designed and made at his studio including the metal work for the light fixtures.
Mad Art Studios
Mad Art Studios was begun on the back patio of a home shared by Michael Maddy and Rina Fehrensen. It has grown into a 2000 foot studio complex with a fully equipped hot shop for glass as well as a ceramics workshop.
Both Michael and Rina are California natives who feel that the San Diego area offers an ideal location for artists to explore new ideas.
Fire & Light • Recycled Glass
Fire & Light Originals has a noteworthy heritage, formed in 1995 as a partnership between the Arcata Community Recycling Center in Humboldt County, California, and a group of local investors who wanted to develop an innovative plan for using crushed, recycled glass. The founders decided to turn their recycled glass into a raw material, manufacturing distinctive products for sale in and out of the immediate area. After careful consideration, the group decided upon a distinctive line of dinnerware which would be created by melting crushed glass in furnaces, adding pigment, and pressing the molten glass into bowls, plates, and glasses.
John and Natali McClurg purchased the company in 1999. Together with a team of 20 people, Fire & Light Originals is handcrafting the beautiful giftware and dinnerware that is now shipped to specialty stores and galleries throughout the country.
Glass Eye Studio
Since 1978, Glass Eye Studio has been creating exquisite handmade art glass. Based in Seattle, Glass Eye Studio is located at the American hum of glass blowing. With emerging artists and glass veterans working side-by-side, Glass Eye Studio continues to create designs that are unique and highly collectible.
Robert Held Art Glass
Robert Held, native of nearby Santa Ana, has art glass collections range from classic to contemporary. From vases to bowls to hearts to paperweights, his designs are inspired by the work of famous artists such as Monet, Klimt and Tiffany. Robert's glasswork has also been chosen for many prestigious awards and collections. His goblets were selected to grace the table of the Governor General and Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II's collection now houses Robert's commissioned piece "The Northern Lights" – a stunning glass bowl created with gold & dichroic glass.
Jon Oakes
Orange Countian Jon Oakes was born in Minneapolis, Minnesota and raised in North Dakota. As a boy in the Midwest during the 1970's, he had limited exposure to the arts. Sitting down at the potter's wheel for the first time in a high school ceramics class, I immediately felt comfortable and knew he was meant to create art. He still works in clay, creating beautiful vessels using raku-firing techniques in addition to more traditional ceramics. He has recently added glass blowing to his repertoire.
Richard Satava
Richard Satava, a master glassblower, was introduced to glassblowing in 1969 while attending Ocean High School in Pacifica, CA. He was then educated at the College of San Mateo and California State University, Chico and eventually opened Satava Art Glass Studio in Chico in 1977.
Using ancient techniques to create original designs in handblown glass, Satava creates works of art, individually crafted, by carefully combining the highest degree of technical skills and artistic creativity. Well known for his vivid colors and unique portrayal of nature, Satava's works are included in numerous public and private collections throughout the world.
David Smallhouse
After graduating from high school in his hometown of Bakersfield, California, Dave Smallhouse served in Vietnam. Upon his return he studied in San Diego before coming to Chico State to earn his Bachelors of Arts degree in Ancient & Classical History. In 1980 he joined Orient & Flume and immediately acquired a passion for glassblowing that has driven him to mastery.
Among his many accomplishments in the field he was personally requested to create the inaugural mace for the 1994 incoming president of Chico State University, Manuel Esteban, himself a former glassblower.
Today he works closely with his wife and children in their own studio and his enthusiasm for glassblowing has only grown.
Michael Sosin, Pinzette Glassworks
Working out of his studio in Northern California, Michael Sosin blows and forms hot glass to emphasize the traditional processes used in glassworking. Sosin is attracted to the excitement and mystery, tenderness and fragility of glass. No piece is ever entirely reproducible or predictable.
Michael earned his Master's degree from the University of California, Berkeley, where he later taught. He subsequently spent two years studying glass at the California College of Arts and Crafts in Oakland. He has continued to study glass at the finest glass schools in America, all of them world-renowned.
His work has been shown at major museums, galleries and juried exhibitions throughout the United States, including the Oakland Art Museum and the Oakland Art Museum Collector's Gallery; the San Jose Art Museum; the San Francisco Museum of Craft and Folk Art; the Yerba Buena Center for the Arts, San Francisco; and the Renwick Museum of The Smithsonian, Washington DC.
Cohn Stone
Cohn Stone is the work of artists Michael Cohn and Molly Stone. They formed their partnership in 1980 and since that time have collaboratively developed their Studio lines, as well as their individual artistic careers.
Both Michael and Molly are committed not only to designing unique and distinctive works of art, but also to the hands on process of making the pieces. They share a love for the material as well as a commitment to produce pieces of the highest quality. Their work has been exhibited throughout the U.S.A., Canada, Europe, Scandinavia, Australia, Japan, and South America. Their works are included in numerous museum, corporate, and private collections worldwide.
Randy Strong
Born and raised in Oakland, California Strong earned his BFA from the California College of Arts and Crafts in Oakland in 1970 and did his graduate work in Japan on a scholarship at Osaka University of the Arts.
Strong is a modern day master of this ancient craft of hand blown glass. His work is collected and displayed throughout the world in such places as the Louvre, The Osaka Museum of Art, The San Francisco Museum of Art, The John D. Rockefeller Collection and the IBM Collection.
Rebecca Zhukov • Providence Art Glass
Rebecca is a graduate of Alfred University College of Ceramics in 1990 where she concentrated on Ceramics and Glass. Additional glass education took place at Pilcuck School of Glass, Penland School of Crafts, New York Experimental Glass Workshop and an apprenticeship with Glass Sculptor, Richard Jolley. She started her own studio in 1993 on Long Island and later moved to the Hudson Valley of New York.
Rebecca's work has been sold to many private collectors, galleries and museum shops nationwide. One of her frog sculptures is now part of the Smithsonian's Renwick Gallery.
Janet Zug
Janet made glass her life's work when she was given the opportunity to discover molten glass in 1990 through an apprenticeship in Vermont.
In 1992 she established Zug Glass and began offering her own designs in galleries and high quality craft stores. Janet Zug's glasswork is bold and playful. From her original hanging vase designs and stylish square vase series to her fun spinning tops and dancing jesters, she has captured this medium in a unique way. Janet's work can be found in fine galleries across America and private collections around the world.


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IOWA CITY, Iowa (AP) -- Las Vegas casino mogul Steve Wynn is donating $25 million to the University of Iowa to accelerate the search for cures to rare eye diseases such as the one that hampers his own vision.
The billionaire chairman and CEO of Wynn Resorts Ltd. will pay the gift over five years to support the university's Institute for Vision Research, which was renamed Thursday in his honor.
The institute is a leader in genetic testing for eye disease and is seeking to develop gene and stem cell therapies that could someday restore vision for patients.
Wynn has retinitis pigmentosa, a disease that affects one in 4,000 people and causes night blindness and weakness in peripheral vision.
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CLARKSTON, Mich. (AP) -- Kid Rock's beer is back.
The musician announced on his website that American Badass Beer will be sold again starting at DTE Energy Music Theatre in Clarkston, where he began a string of shows on Friday.
It will be on draft for the performances outside Detroit. Later this year it will be in bars and restaurants before being sold in cans and bottles in Michigan, where he lives.
The beer made its debut in 2009 but went out of circulation in 2012 after the Lansing-area brewer that made it ran into financial troubles.
At the time, the musician had said a new brewer would take over making the beer.
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KETCHUM, Idaho (AP) -- A black bear in search of a late-night snack broke into an Idaho house and licked leftover Chinese food from a cast iron pan on the stove.
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Edwards' wife, Sara, had fallen asleep on the couch and his first instinct was to get his wife away from the kitchen area. However, he said, "I couldn't tell her there was a bear in the house because she would have just lost her mind. She gets very upset over spiders."
So he woke her up and led her into the bedroom without telling her about the furry dish washer.
Edwards went back into the kitchen to find the bear was gone and the pan was clean. Edwards credits his dog, Stanley, for waking him up before the bear got farther into the house.
"If it weren't for Stanley, who knows what would have happened" Edwards said.
Court grants conservatorship over Bynes
OXNARD, Calif. (AP) -- A judge has granted Amanda Bynes' mother a temporary conservatorship over the former child actress.
Ventura County Judge Glen Reiser ruled Friday that Richard and Lynn Bynes should be allowed to limited control of their 27-year-old daughter's personal affairs, including medical treatment.
Reiser said a mental health court has control over Bynes' medical treatment, but if she is released from a psychiatric facility then her mother will have authority to decide treatment.
The former star of Nickelodeon shows "All That" and her own variety series has been in a psychiatric hospital since last month. Authorities placed her in the hospital after she started a small fire in the driveway of a house in her hometown of Thousand Oaks, Calif.
Lynn Bynes will also have control over her daughter's finances.
NBC reassures gay employees about Sochi
NEW YORK (AP) -- NBC is assuring its gay and lesbian employees who may cover the Winter Olympics in Sochi that it will do everything possible to keep them safe following Russia's passage of an anti-gay law.
The network sent a memo to employees who have identified themselves as gay and lesbian that it finds Russia's new law deeply troubling. The law, signed by President Vladimir Putin in June, bans "propaganda of nontraditional sexual relations" and promises fines against gay pride rallies.
NBC and its networks are sending hundreds of employees to Russia this winter to work on the games.
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Memo to Moin Khan, manager of the Lahore Badshahs: "Congratulations. Your team has won the ICL tournament and made us proud. Now your captain has gone one better and challenged the Pakistan national side to a duel." We've just had a few terrific few days: both the Pakistan international team and their alter ego, the Lahore Badshahs, have scored a series of resounding wins. What could be better for the Pakistani game, and for the fans, than watching these two outfits do battle against each other?
Lately it's been so slow around here that you could be excused for forgetting that Pakistan is a full-member ICC nation, which has played over 300 Tests and nearly 700 ODIs, won a World Cup, and added a few names to the pantheon. These days all anyone seems to notice is that Pakistan is an agitated land boiling with a Taliban insurgency, exploding at random, and sitting on the cultural and ideological fault line of conceivably everything.
Pakistan haven't played a Test in nearly a year, and prior to the series in Abu Dhabi hadn't played any ODIs since July. With no sign of wood meeting leather, fans have instead occupied themselves with whatever cricketing scraps they could get their hands on - cricket board politics, firing and hiring the coach, the soap opera of the naughty-boy du jour (Mohammad Asif, Shoaib Akhtar, or Mohammad Yousuf - take your pick).
Then, one recent Abu Dhabi evening, Kamran Akmal hit those two last-over sixes for victory in the first ODI against West Indies. As the balls crashed into the stands behind long-off and point, it felt like the welcome patter of rain after a hard and bitter drought. West Indies had had the upper hand throughout the match until that point. Akmal reversed the momentum with a turnaround so energetic that Pakistan rode to a 3-0 series sweep.
Even the most unforgiving and sceptical followers were awestruck. I heard a female colleague, a trenchant critic who has never offered anything better than grudging praise, admire newcomer Khurram Manzoor as the great answer to Pakistan's incurable opening problem. An octogenarian fan, who has seen it all and loathes hyperbole, opined that Pakistan were turning a historic corner in the evolution of its cricket ethos. A friend who had supposedly given up following cricket altogether sent a text message, all in capital letters, that Sohail Tanvir's wicket-taking in-dipper to Chris Gayle in the second ODI was better than the best of Wasim Akram.
Even if events in Abu Dhabi were not that earth-shattering, you could forgive the fans for feeling that way. After the sadness and disappointments of an extremely lean year, Pakistan came out keenly motivated and driving hard. The on-field body language, the most sensitive gauge to a team's rhythm, was amazing. Batsmen looked opponents in the eye, bowlers snorted and charged, and fielders (most of them, anyway - this is Pakistan we're talking about) flung themselves around. Even Shahid Afridi and Shoaib Malik, never known to see eye to eye, exhibited a surprising range of male-bonding rituals, including smiling, back-slapping, draping arms over shoulders, and generously patting hips.
The national side was motivated by deprivation and disappointment, the Lahore Badshahs by half a million US dollars, and the loss in the last season's final. It was noticeable that Inzamam-ul-Haq was bending his back in the field with an assiduousness that was perhaps not always seen in his playing days for Pakistan. Whatever works, said the fans, and cheered him and his team on. Lahore didn't receive much coverage in the press, but their games had fans riveted. Some of their players, such as Imran Nazir and Saqlain Mushtaq, are beloved figures. There was also the chance to behold partnerships between Mohammad Yousuf and Inzamamul Haq, an exquisite pleasure we thought we had lost forever.
As Kamran Akmal's hits crashed into the stands behind long-off and point, it felt like the welcome patter of rain after a hard and bitter drought | |||
They were off-colour in the second match, but a stunning boundary catch from Justin Kemp had the unintended consequence of toughening their resolve immeasurably. Dean Jones called it the most awesome catch he had ever seen - check it out, it's not an exaggeration - but it stung the Badshahs, and from merely motivated they became menacingly murderous. The decider, held the same evening as the third Abu Dhabi ODI, featured a 44-ball detonation from Imran Nazir that fetched him 111 out of the winning total of 160.
Ultimately both Lahore and Pakistan were driven by revenge. The Badshahs wanted to scream in the PCB's face that their players, who are banned from playing for Pakistan, were as good as any. Pakistan wanted revenge against the geo-political winds, and the nameless and faceless terrorists that have led to their cricketing desolation.
How far the revenge motive was achieved, only time will tell. While it's been a good few days, prospects for international cricket in Pakistan are still shaky at best. The fans are slowly retreating to once again hiding their faces and licking their wounds.
So well done, Inzamam and Moin. Geo Super- our local sports channel - will televise it, the PCB will organise it (we'll talk to them very, very nicely), Cricinfo will spread the word, and the fans will cheer and chatter for a long time. Lahore Badshahs versus Pakistan could really kick-start the mood.
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Two more bowlers averaged 200-plus pinfalls in the August roll-offs with Raymond Zapanta and Raymond Angeles registering 206 and 203.75, respectively, last Saturday. Zapanta took the early lead in the monthly tournament, as he notched 200-plus pinfalls in three games (216, 217, 225) and got 824 pinfalls after adding his 166 in Game 3. Angeles came in at second with his 208, 228, 190, and 189, but he and Zapanta werebooted out of the Top 2, as Pangelinan and Talavera showed up in Day 2 and eclipsed their marks. Bowlers are allowed to compete in either or both days of the monthly roll-offs, but only the higher score will be counted. Angeles came back for the Sunday event, but got only 746 pinfalls.
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Lifetime prevalence of mental health disorders and delay in treatment following initial onset: evidence from the Northern Ireland Study of Health and Stress.
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The current study provides the first epidemiological estimates of lifetime mental disorders across NI based on DSM-IV criteria. Risk factors, delays in treatment and the experience of conflict are also examined.MethodNationally representative face-to-face household survey of 4340 individuals aged ⩾18 years in NI using the Composite International Diagnostic Interview. Analyses were implemented using SAS and STATA software.
Lifetime prevalence of any disorder was 39.1% while projected lifetime risk was 48.6%. Individuals who experienced conflict were more likely to have had an anxiety, mood or impulse-control disorder. Treatment delays were substantial for anxiety and substance disorders.
Results from this study show that mental disorders are highly prevalent in Northern Ireland. The elevated rates of post-traumatic stress disorder in relation to other countries and the association of living 'in a region of terror' disorders suggests that civil conflict has had an additional impact on mental health. Given substantial delays in treatment, further research is required to investigate the factors associated with failure and delay in treatment seeking.
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Two police officers have told MPs they "regret" the distress caused to former Tory chief whip Andrew Mitchell since the so-called Plebgate row erupted.
Police Federation representatives Detective Sergeant Stuart Hinton and Sergeant Chris Jones were questioned by the Home Affairs Select Committee over "misleading" evidence given during their appearance before MPs last month.
Along with Inspector Ken MacKaill, the two officers were previously accused of attempting to discredit Mr Mitchell after meeting him in October last year.
While the men apologised for distress caused in the wake of the original incident in September last year, in which Mr Mitchell was accused of launching a foul-mouthed rant at officers outside Downing Street, the officers both said they would not apologise over claims that they gave misleading accounts of their October meeting.
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In the prepared statement, Mr Hinton and Mr Jones added: "Our position so far as our meeting with Mr Mitchell is concerned has not changed."
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