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For months now live videos have been popping up online with a new song from Drivin' N' Cryin', "R.E.M.". It's a tribute to the late great Athens, Georgia band, longtime friends of DnC, that uses not only a similar musical style but cribs the majority of its lyrics straight from R.E.M. songs, from "Gardening at Night" to "Fall On Me" and many, many more–I'm sure some R.E.M. fan has already documented them all somewhere. It's a great song, and to my knowledge the studio version posted on Mark Bryan and Chucktown Music Group's "Song of the Fortnight" series this week is the studio debut of the latest DnC lineup, featuring ex-Leslie Charlestonian Sadler Vaden on guitar. Click through below to hear the song and read a short interview with bassist Tim Nielsen and singer/guitarist Kevn Kinney.
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Grammys: For Musicians Or For Naught?
Peter Cooper of the Tennessean is an excellent music journalist and a pretty good singer and songwriter who I have a great deal of respect for. Today he posted an opinion piece about the Grammys and how the show has pared down the number of categories it offers, cutting ethnic, classical, and instrumental categories, and his opinion seems to be that that's a bad thing. Click here to read Cooper's post, "Exclusivity May Suit the Grammys But Not the Rest of Us."
Cooper says that pruning instrumental categories and other niche genres does a disservice to the musicians because:
"Grammy awards also help touring musicians to emphasize validity to concert promoters and to audiences. Want to go out and see another singer-songwriter? Maybe not. Want to go out and see a three-time Grammy winner? Maybe so."
Here's where he and I differ–I don't think the Grammys were established to pad the resumes of musicians. Good music will find an audience no matter how many awards you can or cannot associate with the person playing it. Most of my favorite bands, and probably many of yours, never won a Grammy or any other award. If an artist needs a Grammy to validate what they're doing, I'd suggest they are doing it for the wrong reasons.
I spent many years in music retail and from my admittedly limited perspective never saw much of a sales bump from the Grammys for anyone other than the major artists who performed on the telecast. To use one of Cooper's examples, Alison Krauss, I sold plenty of her albums over the years, but mostly due to bluegrass fans who already knew about her or those who came to her music from hearing it on the radio…not because she has won boatloads of Grammys.
Cooper also says, "One of the Grammy Awards' most appealing aspects has been the celebration of the gifted-but-marginalized, and this year that celebration was somewhat muted."
Perhaps it was, since there were a lot less of them honored at the non-televised portion of the show, but for the vast majority of those who did tune in to the TV show, those awards would have fallen on deaf ears anyway. Let's face it, the music-buying public is mostly tuning in for the lowest-common-denominator trainwrecks such as Niki Minaj. The fact that they occasionally get a Civil Wars or Avett Brothers probably results in more head-scratching and bathroom trip tune-outs than it does real exposure for those acts.
Music is fragmented now more than ever, and musicians ought to take a lead from politicians–shore up your base, play to them first, and if and when you get some momentum they'll support you even if you make that unlikely ascent into the mainstream. Until then, play because you want to play, enjoy playing, and couldn't do anything else even if you tried to stop.
10 Columbia Bands to Watch in 2012
Borrowing from Paste Magazine, which has done this recently for our Atlanta neighbors, here's a list of ten new-ish bands from the Columbia, SC area that you need to pay attention to this year:
1. Can't Kids: Adam Cullum from Magnetic Flowers used to have a band of his own that I really liked called Falling Off a Building. Can't Kids are a different animal altogether from either that band or the Flowers, but the combination of raucous sounds and the cello of Amy Cuthbertson is powerful stuff (btw, drummer Jessica Oliver and I are NOT related, as far as I know). Check out their excellent EP on Bandcamp here.
2. Black Iron Gathering: Last year saw these guys making some real strides performance-wise, and they're getting out more around the state and beyond this year, I'm sure. One of the best live bands in town right now, and their cover choices mixed into the shows has been inspiring, as on the clip below:
3. Dixie Dynamite: I love to tell the story about the first time I saw Dixie Dynamite leader Matt Goudelock playing live–it was as a solo acoustic opener for heavy rockers Isabelle's Gift at a biker bar in Lexington County, where he had the tough-as-leather crowd eating out of his hand playing outlaw country covers. Goudelock brings that Waylon Jennings 4/4 stomp to his new band's original music as well, making them a great hard country addition to the local scene.
4. Forces of a Street: Not a new band but one that's been somewhat overlooked locally so far, I think. I posted just the other day about their label/promotional venture Post-Echo, which is plenty ambitious all by itself. Justin Schmidt and company are showing a wide array of sounds and styles on the new album Pro Icarus, from which the song/video below comes.
5. The Fishing Journal: the biggest buzz in town in 2011 surrounded this outfit featuring former Death Becomes Even the Maiden member Chris Powell and ex-Restoration drummer Josh Latham along with Mercy Shot bassist Reno Gooch. They're poised for more of the same this year, as every live show so far has been well-attended and well-received.
6. Those Lavender Whales: The new album Tomahawk of Praise isn't number one on the WUSC playlist right now for nothing, as Aaron Graves has a uniquely endearing outlook on life which comes shining through in his precocious-sounding indie-pop tunes. I fully expect this band to conquer at least the indie-rock version of the world soon.
7. Right To Fall: As generic and similar as most hard alt-rock is these days it's hard to get excited about yet another seemingly over-testosteroned outfit, but these guys have something going on outside the usual stereotype. Jeremy Scott screams a bit, sure, but he also sings unusually well for a heavy band's vocalist, forcing them to lean more toward melodic tension than simple sledgehammer riffs. Like their buddies in Obraskai, they also have impeccable taste in making music videos, as you can see in the clip below.
8. Post-Timey String Band: One listen to this acoustic duo's throwback-sounding style and you'll be hooked, if not dragged, into a previous century where girls were saucy and guys were dapper. Vaudevillian as they can be, and entertaining to a T.
9. By the Bull: Nick Brewer of The Memorials and other previous endeavors has a new hard rock trio, and like a bull in a china shop they're poised to incur some serious damage. check out the short clips in this video just posted online:
10. Global Soul Revolution: the new vehicle of celebrated bassist Reggie Sullivan, even without hearing them yet I can guarantee this will be a band you'll need to check out. With various jazz luminaries, his own Reggie Sullivan Project, and also until recently with John Wesley Satterfield, Sullivan is a class act who lights up any stage he sets foot upon.
South Carolina's shot at an American Idol
Haven't paid attention to American Idol in a long time, but this season there has been a South Carolina connection that has piqued my interest anew…contestant Elise Testone is from Charleston, where she plays with her band the Freeloaders. Testone also is/was a member of Columbia band Justin Smith and the Folk-Hop Band, which has issued a couple of excellent rock/hip-hop albums featuring her on some of the vocals. For those unfamiliar with Elise, here's a video primer, starting with her AI group audition from tonight's show and continuing with some live clips from Charleston and elsewhere:
ps: a friend pointed out to me just now that there is another contestant from South Carolina still in the mix, Candice Glover from St. Helena Island. She was on season 9 of AI but got cut earlier than the point she's at now…so good luck to her, too.


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Festival Fever this Summer!
As the summer approaches we are looking forward to fine weather and great music from festivals all through the next few months.
Zooropa - the Derby Assembly Rooms
Market Drayton - Rock and Bowl Festival
First festival of the summer will be the Rock and Bowl at Market Drayton whatever the weather the Bank Holiday weekend promises great music throughout from folk and blues bands on Saturday to Rock bands on Sunday and Monday. We are honoured to be headlining the event on Sunday, our first festival of 2013. Rain or shine its an event not to be missed and we are really looking forward to our first outdoor show of the year!
Amsterdam - Buttonpop Festival
Following on through the summer we are very excited to be going off to The Netherlands again after five years for a show at the Buttonpop Festival, a superb tribute event located in the beautiful grounds of Kasteel Keukenhof in Randstad, centre of the famous Bulb Region. The festival began last year and was such a huge success that a second is planned for this year and we are priviledged to be invited to play at this fantastic event. We are proud to say that this weekend U2UK will be played performing their own live versions taken from last years Derby Assembly Rooms of Beautiful Day and Zooropa, across the Netherlands on national radio in preparation for the event!
The Azores Islands - Fringe Festival
In July we find ourselves in Portugal for the first time, for The Azores Fringe Festival on Pico Island in The Azores. This is a new location for us and we are really looking forward to visiting these beautiful islands and bringing a taste of the Mighty U2 to the Portuguese music lovers.
The Algarve - Annual Seafood Festival
Later on in August we visit Portugal again, this time to the mainland and the town of Olhao, location of The Algarve Seafood Festival 2013. Both of these big stages will be showcasing U2s music to its best and we cant wait to be a part of them!
Conkers' 10 year anniversary show double header
Our own U2UK mini festival in August celebrates our tenth show at Conkers, Moira, where we mark the decade with Nigel Atkins, U2UKs drummer 2002 2003, bringing his own band Rockaholics along to support U2UK. This is shaping up to be a fantastic event and we recommend early booking to ensure you dont miss out. It is always a show to remember, the amazing waterside amphitheatre is an awesome setting for what has come to be a superb show filled with great highlights of all U2s greatest songs, and those closest to our hearts, from past to present. The usual format of Bar and Barbeque is planned so bring all the family to our summer mini festival at Conkers for a night to remember.
Cumbria - Lazonby Live Festival
September we are thrilled to be returning to Cumbria for a festival which is new to us, Lazonby Live. There is a brilliant lineup there and we are very excited to be joining some great bands and playing on the edge of the Lake District. We have always had a great reception to our gigs up north and Cumbria, its a very picturesque place and has been home to some of our best gigs so it really is special to be going back up there.
The Beachcomber - Cleethorpes
Also this year we return to Cleethorpes after a four year break in August for a show at the Beachcomber, always a sell out so book your tickets quickly, then in September were back to the Flowerpot in Derby for our second show there. Last year was an amazing sell out night, hot, live, loud and kicking and we cant wait to get back there for another gig!
Wolverhampton, Bristol and more..
More new venues later in the year as we look forward to gigs at the Range in Wolverhampton, and to The Bierkeller in Bristol. Weve always pulled a massive crowd in Bristol so hope all our fans down south will come and support us at this venue new to us, it promises to be a great night. Dates are being added all the time so keep an eye on the gig list for further details.


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nmap 3.20 statistics patch
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Date: Tue Apr 22 2003 - 17:32:35 CDT
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The scan can go on for a while if you are scanning firewalled hosts.
There are nmap switches to increase ports per second, but how much?
I am now releasing a new better version of the patch that works with nmap 3.20.
(Not tested with nmap 3.25)
nmap 3.20 statistics patch:
I have added a switch that prints two lines of statistics.
The new -c switch guesses how long time the scan will take.
Output example:
Starting nmap V. 3.20 ( http://www.insecure.org/nmap/ )
Tried: 192 (150 resends)
The -c switch shows how many ports that has been tested, resends,
ports per second and the estimated remaining time of scan.
Patch with:
tar -xvjf nmap-3.2X.tar.bz2
cd nmap-3.2X
patch -p1 < PATH_TO/nmap-3.20_statistics-1.diff
nmap-3.20_statistics-1.diff is a nmap hack. It is not an official
nmap patch.
Feel free to forward it if you like it.
//Ian Vitek
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The release will take place at Lackerbiten (Stockholm, Sweden) 2003-04-24 18:00.
More information:
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How digital citizenship is protective and relevant to youth – and how to make it even more so.
"Digital citizenship" is a rapidly expanding conversation in the online-safety field. Is it one we should be having? Is it relevant to young people, the "citizens" we all have in mind? On a recent conference panel, Prof. Tanya Byron of the UK seemed to suggest not – too abstract or complicated maybe. I agree with her a lot of the time but not on this point, because I think digital citizenship is what makes online safety relevant to the people Net safety is supposed to protect.
In a participatory media environment, focusing on citizenship helps everybody understand that: 1) they're stakeholders in their own well-being online, 2) they're stakeholders in their community's well-being as well as that of fellow participants (because in a user-driven environment safety can't logically be the sole responsibility of the community's host), and 3) they have rights and responsibilities online. Digital citizens have a right to the support of fellow members, as well as of the community as a whole, and in turn the responsibility to provide support as well as cultivate a supportive environment. As my friends at Childnet International in London say at Digizen.org, digital citizenship is about "using your online presence to grow and shape your world in a safe, creative way, and inspiring others to do the same."
Two other recent conversations got me thinking about how digital citizenship might be made even more relevant to youth:
- A student on a conference panel saying, "My friends and I never read the terms of service." (Of course not; they're written by lawyers.)
- A colleague in another country wondering if "citizenship" means the same in his country as in mine. ("Digital citizenship" was mentioned a lot at last month's Safer Internet Forum attended by representatives from more than two dozen European countries plus Brazil, New Zealand, and Malaysia - see this account.)
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Sens Working on Extension With Alfie
Photo: Chad Kroeger flatters Daniel Alfredsson by reflecting on Alfie's "hard black t-shirt". Alfie politely responds by telling Chad Kroeger that grown men should never highlight their hair.
Amidst the Rick Nash fallout from an Ottawa perspective, the Ottawa Sun's Bruce Garrioch had this nugget of information buried in today's article:Before Murray makes a move, he'd like to get confirmation from captain Daniel Alfredsson on what's next. The super Swede has indicated he's planning to come back and sources say the two sides are working on a one-year extension.
It's the sort of deft manoeuvre that Garrioch alluded to in an article earlier this month. Using Ray Whitney and Martin Brodeur as examples, the simple explanation for an extension is that it would not only ensure Alfredsson doesn't go anywhere as a UFA, the Senators could include a signing bonus so that Alfredsson gets a bump from the $1-million salary he's supposed to collect 2012-13.Between the talk of an extension and the fact that Alfie is working out as hard as he is in Sweden, for all intents and purposes, it certainly sounds like he's coming back.
It's all very nails.
More Nash Fallout...
Now that Nash is going to the New York Rangers for Tim Erixon, a first and two potential second line players who should augment other second/third line hybrid types that the Blue Jackets are happy to horde, the focus on what the Senators are going to do now will come to the forefront.
One of the more popular suggestions out there is Bobby Ryan from the Anaheim Ducks.
Personally, I'm not sure that Ryan would necessarily have been a good fit. Don't get me wrong, he's an exceptionally talent player who is relatively inexpensive (cap hit of $5.1M) and productive (four straight seasons of 30+ goals). He's the type of player who would fit in very well on the first line alongside Jason Spezza...#NHL-- Sam Cachardi out of Philly reports #Flyers and #NHLDucks talking Bobby Ryan trade and ANH wants Sean Couturier as part of deal.
— NHLwiki (@NHLwiki) July 25, 2012
...But, with three years remaining on his current contract, moving a collection of young, inexpensive and NHL-ready assets for Ryan, management would essentially be starting the clock and giving itself a three year window of opportunity to win it all. Of course there is the possibility that Ryan could be re-signed, but as a young American player who already has expressed interest in playing in Philly, I just don't like Ottawa's chance of holding onto his rights beyond his current deal.


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Ticker: ESPN's Jim Bowden gives Tigers a B for off-season moves
With the winter meetings complete, ESPN's on-staff former baseball GM, Jim Bowden, handed out grades for each team's offseason so far.
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Left-handed pitcher Charlie Furbush, another former Tiger, and the Seattle Mariners agreed to a $750,000 contract for next season, avoiding a potential dispute over arbitration eligibility.
They lost Prince Fielder and Doug Fister, among other key players. One analyst says that's a good thing; here's why.
With the winter meetings complete, ESPN's on-staff former baseball GM, Jim Bowden, handed out grades for each team's offseason so far.
Despite the presence of Miguel Cabrera in the division, Phil Hughes is coming to the American League Central.
As a variable, Bruce Rondon has become a constant. For the second straight year in spring training, he will be the Tigers' X factor.
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Worth was drafted by the Tigers in 2007, and he has played for the Tigers in parts of the last four seasons. He at times seemed to be Ramon Santiago's possible successor as the back-up middle infielder.
'He can fill the roles of pitching in the eighth ... and the seventh,' Tigers president and general manager Dave Dombrowski said. 'He is happy to do whatever role is asked.' Chamberlain referred to joining the Tigers as an 'opportunity to start clean with a fantastic organization from top to bottom.'
Joba Chamberlain's initial ascent with the New York Yankees captured the hearts of that baseball town not an easy thing to do. Yet it didn't last long. Injuries have dogged him since. So what do the Detroit Tigers get? A chance to fix him.
'One thing that did come up in the interview is that I did mention how I think teams underutilize baserunning not base stealing, baserunning to their advantage. I think that's an area people take for granted. There are some nuances to being not just a good baserunner, but a good baserunning team.'
New manager Ausmus spent the week at the winter meetings getting to know his second team the executives and scouts, the off-the-field team.
On Wednesday, after the signing of outfielder Rajai Davis, general manager Dave Dombrowski said the Detroit Tigers' roster was set for spring training with the exception perhaps of another reliever. Dombrowski repeated that preference on Thursday morning as the meetings were ending. The Tigers apparently had filled that desire for bullpen depth by signing Chamberlain.
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Dombrowski commented on Scherzer on Wednesday when he was asked about an ESPN report that the Tigers have told other clubs they're not optimistic they can sign Scherzer to an extension. 'That's not accurate,' Dombrowski said. 'We've never told anybody that we wouldn't be able to sign him.'
Seattle Seahawks quarterback Russell Wilson was selected by the Texas Rangers from the Colorado Rockies on Thursday in the Triple-A portion of baseball's winter meeting draft.
Dave Dombrowski said today at the winter meetings in Florida: 'We never, ever have had a conversation with the Dodgers about Matt Kemp.' He also addressed rumors about not signing Max Scherzer.
Speedy free agent Davis, who came to the winter meetings for the Tigers' formal announcement of his signing, said there were 'a lot of teams' interested him but that Detroit was 'the best choice.'
That was fast. In the seven weeks since their season ended, the Tigers have transformed themselves from the slowest team in the American League to one with many players who can steal bases and, perhaps even more important, take an extra base in other ways.
In the last week or so, it's become clear that the Detroit Tigers plan to begin next season without what baseball people call a 'true back-up shortstop.'
Major League Baseball plans to eliminate home-plate collisions, possibly as soon as next year but no later than 2015.
Fox Sports' Jon Morosi and Ken Rosenthal reported this evening that the Tigers, Red Sox and Mariners have been in touch with the Dodgers in regards to trading for All-Star centerfielder Matt Kemp.
Davis, 33, is a right-handed bat who would bring plenty of speed to the Tigers' lineup. While he hit just .260 with six home runs and 24 RBIs in 108 games with the Toronto Blue Jays last year, he also recorded 45 stolen bases and 49 runs.
For all of Don Lund's athletic achievements, the Michigan legend is remembered for his humanity. Three-sport star Lund passed away at age 90 Tuesday of natural causes and all those who knew him wanted to discuss was who he was as a man.
There are fewer home runs in the Detroit Tigers regular lineup as it looks right now, forcing them to find other run-scoring alternatives. But GM Dave Dombrowski isnt fully abandoning the long ball. But if the Tigers become as much of a doubles team through the moves already made and potentially still to come as they are a home run team, it makes them a more dangerous playoff team.
Ausmus says several variables will determine whether he uses Tigers closer Joe Nathan in a tied game on the road in the ninth inning instead of saving him for a save opportunity in extra innings.
Because of various offseason moves from the Detroit Tigers, fans have become fearful that the mindset of 'win now' has been abandoned.
If you want to judge the strength of a lineup, look at who's hitting sixth. In good lineups, the sixth spot can be called the bottom of the top of the order. On a team that struggles to score, it often seems to be the top of the bottom of the order.
Lloyd McClendon, the new manager of the Seattle Mariners, held a question-and-answer session with the national media at the winter meetings today.
Hey, sports fans! Jeff was here at 11 a.m. to answer any questions you have about Detroit sports. Read the chat replay here.
The Los Angeles Angels traded outfielder-first baseman Mark Trumbo to the Arizona Diamondbacks on Tuesday as part of a three-team deal with the Chicago White Sox.
A year after retiring from baseball, former star Magglio Ordoñez has been elected as the mayor of a city in his native Venezuela.
On paper, it looks like the 2014 Detroit Tigers are quite a bit worse than the 2013 version that lost in the American League Championship Series. But fear not, says ESPN insider Jim Bowden. Even if the Tigers don't make any other moves this off-season, they are improved despite losing the likes of first baseman Prince Fielder and pitcher Doug Fister in cost-cutting trades.
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The Tigers now acknowledge that leftfielder Andy Dirks played this past season with a lingering injury to his right knee that he sustained in spring training. Dirks' average and extra-base power dropped noticeably from the year before.
George was here at 1 p.m. to answer Tigers questions with MLB winter meetings taking place this week.
When next season begins, the Atlanta Braves will be the only big-league team that will have the same ninth-inning closer as it did three years ago. Craig Kimbrel is entering his fourth full season as the Braves' closer.
Joe Torre, Tony La Russa and Bobby Cox spent decades trying to beat each other. Now, they will enter the Hall of Fame together.
Joe Nathan's first season with the Tigers will be his 20th season in pro baseball. The most soaring moment and most troubling moment in that long journey came less than six months apart.
And so at the end of his time with the Tigers, just as at the beginning of it and frequently in between, Doug Fister stirs memories of Doyle Alexander.
Cabrera was autographing for fans at Lakeside Mall in Sterling Heights. He talked about how he's feeling after surgery and how he's happy to move back to first base. He said of new Tigers Ian Kinsler and Joe Nathan: 'I think all the guys we got will play pretty strong.'
The All-Star outfielder and the Yankees agreed Friday to a $45 million, three-year contract, two people familiar with the deal said. Beltran's agreement came hours after second baseman Robinson Cano decided to leave for Seattle and on the same day pitcher Hiroki Kuroda agreed to return for 2014.
TigerFest will run 11 a.m.-5 p.m. and is $25 for adults and $14 for kids 12 and under. All fans will receive a TigerFest T-shirt upon entry.
Drew answered your questions about all things Detroit sports for an hour this morning.
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Comp-A: RHP Corey Knebel, 22, R/R, 6-3, 210, Texas
Second: LHP Kevin Ziomek, 21, R/L, 6-3, 200, Vanderbilt.
Third: RHP Jeffrey Thompson, 21, R/R, 6-6, 245, Louisville.
Fourth: RHP Austin Kubitza, 21, L/R, 6-5, 220, Rice.
Fifth: RHP Buck Farmer, 22, L/R, 6-4, 218, Georgia Tech.
Sixth: RHP Calvin Drummond, 23, R/R, 6-3, 200, Arizona Christian.
Seventh: CF Connor Harrell, 22, R/R, 6-3, 222, Vanderbilt.
Eighth: RHP Zachary Reininger, 20, R/R, 6-3, 170, Hill (Texas) Junior College.
Ninth: RHP Will LaMarche, 21, R/R, 6-3, 220, LSU
10th: CF Kasey Coffman, 21, L/R, 6-3, Arizona State
11th: RHP Chad Green, 22, L/R, 6-4, 216, Louisville
12th: 3B Dominic Ficociello, 21, S/R, 6-4, 200, Arkansas
13th: C Austin Green, 23, R/R, 6-2, 210, San Diego
14th: RF Ben Verlander, 21, R/R, 6-4, 190, Old Dominion
15th: OF Raphael Rhymes, 23, R/R, 6-0, 190, LSU
16th: C Duncan McAlpine, 22, L/R, 5-11, 216, Dallas Baptist
17th: SS Steven Negron, 20, 5-8, 175, Miami Dade CC South
18th: RHP Jonathan Maciel, 20, 6-2, 225, Long Beach State
19th: RHP Austin Pritcher, 22, R/R, 6-1, 200, The Citadel
20th: RHP Matt Wotherspoon, 21, R/R, 6-1, 175, Pittsburgh
21st: SS Curt Powell, 22, R/R, 5-11, 170, Georgia
22nd: RHP Daryl Norris, 21, R/R, 6-2, 220, Mississippi State
23rd: LHP Tyler Alexander, 18, R/L, 6-3, 180, Southlake, Texas
24th: RHP Chase Edwards, 19, R/R, 6-1, 185, Hill Junior College (Texas)
25th: RHP Johnnie Kirkland, 23, R/R, 6-1, 200, Southeastern U.
26th: CF Adrian Castano, 17, L/L, 6-3, 180, College Point, N.Y.
27th: LHP Joe Mantiply, 22, R/L, 6-4, 217, Virginia Tech
28th: RHP Scott Sitz, 22, R/R, 5-10, 210, Florida State
29th: RHP Charley Sullivan, 22, R/R, 6-1, 200, Alabama
30th: LHP Ryan Beck, 22, L/L, 6-4, 230, New Mexico State
31st: RHP Brett Huber, 23, R/R, 6-3, 210, Mississippi
32nd: RHP Tanner Bailey, 22, R/R, 6-6, 235, Mississippi
33rd: 2B John Armstrong, 18, R/R, 5-10, 175, Wichita, Kan.
34th: 2B Brad Holland, 18, R/R, 6-2, 170, Gilbert, Ariz.
35th: LHP A.J. Puk, 18, L/L, 6-6, 205, Cedar Rapids, Iowa
36th: CF Torii Hunter Jr., 18, R/R, 6-2, 180, Prosper, Texas
37th: LHP Nicholas Deeg, 17, L/L, 6-5, 205, Lake Orion
38th: C Harrison Wenson, 18, R/R, 6-3, 215, U-D Jesuit
39th CF Anfernee Grier, 17, R/R, 6-0, 170, Phenix City, Ala.
40th: 2B Taylor Johnson, 22, L/R, 5-8, 170, St. Edwards (Texas)
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Staff Lenore Lowe, Executive Director Stephanie McCullers, Training & Operations Manager Kathleen Maches, Member Services Coordinator Courtney Flickwir, Marketing Coordinator
LENORE LOWE was appointed Executive Director in 2010. She joined NMS as the Director of Training and Organizational Development in 2008 after nearly fifteen years as an NMS senior affiliated consultant. She has worked with a diverse cross-section of San Diego's nonprofit sector in her twenty-five years of experience, including several years as Communications Director for Planned Parenthood of San Diego and Riverside Counties. A native San Diegan, Lenore holds a Masters of Education from the University of San Diego and is an alumna of LEAD San Diego.
STEPHANIE MCCULLERS joined NMS in July of 1998 as Clerk / Receptionist, was made Administrative Services Coordinator in January 2001, and in 2012 became the Training & Operations Manager. Her duties include oversight of all administrative office systems and office financial activities. Before joining NMS, she held several positions at San Onofre Nuclear Generating Station, including engineering aide and administrative assistant, and more recently office management positions with Vitality Training Center and California Naturopathic College.
KATHLEEN MACHES joined NMS in 2011 as our program assistant and was made our Membership Coordinator in 2012. For the past several years, she has worked as a newsletter editor and online content writer/webmaster. Kathleen has been an active volunteer in her community for over twenty years, including a two-year term as the parent volunteer coordinator for her local middle school.
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December is really whizzing by for me as I've spent most of my time at my sewing machine. Many people are in a buying mood ~ a vintage and retro buying mood! Thankfully I've sold nearly 90 shower caps and 34 aprons since November 1st.
Both of my vintage Christmas wreaths sold too!
As well as both of my Christmas tree skirts.
I'm gleefully happy and oh so grateful!
Last week I pulled out a bunch of vintage Christmas tablecloths from my stash and from the less than perfect ones, stitched up some more Retro Revival aprons.
These are the six remaining ~ all beautiful and surprisingly vivid given the age of the tablecloths!
Then I used some new fabric to make these:
Like Santa's elves, I'm busy in my workshop!
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Officials believe they had been washed away by a series of severe floods caused by heavy rainfall.
"We are relieved that no-one was hurt but the buildings are very dangerous and can't be used again until we make them safe.
"The students behaved very well. I have never seen them move so quickly," said a university official.
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Microsoft revealed that it has sold two million of their funny little Zune players since their launch in November '06. This shows a relatively flat growth, and a small gain in their overall US marketshare from three, to a whopping four percent. Great job, boys. Have a coffee break.
Apple, in the meantime, has sold 10.6 million iPods in its latest quarter. If one does the math, that means that Apple has moved more than five times the amount of MP3 players in the last quarter than Microsoft has moved in the last year and a half. Coffee break's over, boys; time to learn how to innovate.
I still don't understand how such an insanely wealthy company like Microsoft can't seem to innovate half as well as Apple. You'd think that having billions of dollars to pour into R&D for something as simple as an MP3 player would result in a superior product, but leave it to Microsoft to fail miserably.
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A good restaurant in Cala'n Bosch but it gives the feeling a kind of "industrial" food with no personal touch. A good place to have a quick lunch or dinner but not a great meal.
A good restaurant in Cala'n Bosch but it gives the feeling a kind of "industrial" food with no personal touch. A good place to have a quick lunch or dinner but not a great meal.
We've eaten here many times over the years and I can honestly say that the standards haven't changed they are still top class. Anyone going to eat here I would recommend either the sea bass or the dover sole Oh! and the pineapple sorbet with strawberries is delicious.
We pushed the boat out and had everything here and we enjoyed it all. :) Can't believe all the negative comments about service as we thought all the waiters were very attentive and polite and the maitdre d was lovely. I had a cured salmon dish for my starter which was quite tart with lime but small enough to just... More
Went for 18 euro summer menu. Decent value. Nice atmosphere and surroundings. Lovely local wine and fish and the creme Catalan was gorgeous for dessert
Having seen some good reviews we decided to go here, we now wish we hadn't! The service was very poor, the waiters were rude. We were asked where we were from, told them England, the guy tutted, sighed, walked away and wasn't to be seen for another ten minutes! Food was very average, steak was overcooked, the chocolate truffle dessert... More
I found the food to be reasonable though nothing special.the restaurant was not busy when we visited but we still had a fair weight.the staff where arrogant in my opinion even assuming that they could keep the change as a tip. The adjoining restaurant had the same staff and are most impolite.i would strongly recommend you give it a miss
After reading some good reviews we recently visited this restaurant. The food was of an adequate standard and of a similar price to the rest of the resort. However I was not impressed by the staff. We had to serve up our own paella and a young waiter coughing with mouth uncovered is not very appealing. Out of all the... More
Beautifully located in Cala n'Bosch harbour, you can enjoy a wonderful arroz meloso. It's a juicy rice with seafood you wouln't stop eating. Try the fish starters also, they're just superbe. Price is quite high but for a special occasion it's a must.
ok food but not cheap waited over an hour for food had to complain in the end about the wait but staff indifferent,when food eventually came it did not all come at once but trickled out. Not worth a return visit.
the food was incredible and there was goldfish in a bowl on the table instead of candles. There are brilliant rice dishes to share with more than one person and is so scenic
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A Character sheet for the cast of the beloved Nicktoon KaBlam!. We know that Henry, June and a lot of other characters are subject to Animated Actors, Art Evolution, Curtains Match the Window, Medium Awareness and No Fourth Wall already, so let's consider those covered already. Now let's get rolling.Characters from Action League Now go HERE
open/close all folders Henry & June segments HenryVoiced by: Noah Segan Henry started the show as the more "normal" and laid-back host, especially compared to the (at the time) zany June. Eventually, while he was still calmer than June, he became the butt of almost every joke.
JuneVoiced by: Julia McIlvaine While Henry was the calmer and more laid-back host in the early episodes, June was ditzy and just a little crazy. From Season 2 onwards, however, she became a lovable, good-hearted Deadpan Snarker. The only things that stayed the same were her cute looks and fiery temper.
Mr. B. FootThe stagehand of the show, who just so happens to be a Sasquatch. He enjoys beating Henry up, however he will never hurt June.
Mr. Fred StockdaleMr. Stockdale is KaBlam!'s elderly network executive, and Dawn's grandfather. While he doesn't make many appearances, each one shows him to be senile, dim, and a bit corrupt.
DawnVoiced by: Julia McIlvaine A one-shot character from the episode "A Nut In Every Bite". Dawn is the granddaughter of Mr. Stockdale, who comes from Switzerland to visit the show. Henry falls for her almost immediately (much to June's dismay), but she doesn't quite share the love. However, he does manage to charm her... by hurting himself. At the end of the episode, Dawn goes back to Switzerland, but by this point Henry is actually relieved (he's hurt himself so much he's covered in casts and bandages, and bound to a wheelchair).
Sniz and Fondue Sniz BronkowskiSniz is a crazy little ferret/cat/thing who loves comic books and motercycles. Often getting into trouble, his older brother (or roomate) Fondue will try calming him down.
Squeaky FondueFondue is Sniz's older brother (or roomate). He's skilled at cooking and drawing. Like Sniz, he's a pretty huge fanboy.
Life with Loopy Loopicia "Loopy" CooperA crazy and imaginative seven-year-old who gets into all sorts of odd situations
LarryLoopy's shy older brother whom Loopy tells all her adventures too, if he wasn't involved.
The Off-Beats Betty-Anne BongoBetty-Anne is the (unoficial) leader of The Off-Beats.
AugustAugust is the brains behind the Off-Beats, however most of his inventions come out wrong.
RepunzilRepunzil is the ditzier Off-Beat in the show, and loves animals.
TommyTommy is the other boy of the Off-Beats, and loves being outside. Usually very calm, he can yell pretty loud when upset.
SeptemberSeptember is August's dog, who's "paid" to like him. Prometheus and Bob PrometheusA purple alien with a remote controlled video camera, trying to teach Bob about various things.BobA caveman, understandably a slow learner, to Prometheus' ire.
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Family loses everything days before Christmas
SOUTHWEST MIAMI-DADE, Fla. (WSVN) -- A South Florida family was burnt out of their home for the holidays. Flames ripped through their home scorching everything in sight.
"I don't care about the material things," said Cubita Rodriguez. "I've got my kids and my wife and that's all that matters. That's what counts you know?"
Cubita Rodriguez has his family to hug but not much else. "I heard my son screaming," said Rodriguez, "'fire, fire, fire,' I blinked and then everything was gone."
The screams from his 13-year-old son and 7-year-old daughter woke Rodriguez up on Sunday morning from a nap. He was able to get them out safe. He then burned his back as he went back inside the home on Southwest 184th Street to save four of the family's five dogs.
But what Rodriguez couldn't save was the home. It's a total loss. His wife was at work when the fire occurred. "We lost everything," said Amayra Rodriguez. "We don't have clothes, nothing. We don't have nothing."
Along with their possessions, the fire also took the family's Christmas. The Rodriguez's had just finished their holiday shopping this weekend. "I need everything," said Rodriguez. "I'm like a newborn right now man. The only difference is that I can walk."
But in this season, the family said the fire has taught them a lesson. It's not what they have, but who they have. "I don't care," said Rodriguez with tears in his eyes. "I'll be in a shelter with my family. I don't care. As long as I'm with my family we'll be alright."
The family is staying with family Sunday night. The Red Cross was at the scene of the fire Sunday and is assisting them.
The fire is believed to have been sparked by the family's clothes dryer.
The community is holding a donation drive for the family on Monday at 9 a.m. at Gladeview Christian Church at12201 SW 26th St. The family needs clothing, food and toys.
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November 2011 Sterling Chevrolet Golden Warrior Scholar Athletes of the Month
Rachel has competed in swimming and track and field for the Golden Warriors throughout her high school career. She been a member of the varsity swim team since her freshman year, and is a team captain this year. In the classroom, Rachel sports a GPA of 4.24, ranking her in the top five of the senior class Patrick has compted in golf and basketball for the Golden Warriors throughtout his high school career. He was a captain of the Warriors' regional and sectional champion golf team this fall. In the classroom, Patrick has a GPA of 3.65. Both Rachel and Patrick receive an award certificate and $50 Visa gift card in recognition of their efforts as true Golden Warrior scholar-athletes. Congratulations Rachel and Patrick! Previous 2011-2012 Monthly Winners:
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MSU Men's Golf Completes Day One At Mobile Bay Intercollegiate
MOBILE, Ala. - Completing day one of action at the Mobile Bay Intercollegiate, the Mississippi State men's golf team finished with a two-round score of 595. The two-day tournament is being played at the par-72 Magnolia Grove Crossings Golf Course in Mobile, Ala.
The Bulldogs opened with an impressive first round which placed the Maroon & White in first place at the turn and in fifth place after first round action with a team score of 294, which was the best round shot by MSU since the first round of its final tournament of the fall.
Following round two the Bulldogs posted a 301 team score to bring itself in a tie for sixth place among the 15-team field. Middle Tennessee leads the field with a two-round total of 581.
Bulldog sophomore Robi Calvesbert led MSU on the opening day with an even-par effort. Calvesbert fired identical even-par rounds of 72 for a two-round total of 144 and finished the first day tied for fourth among the individual field. Calvesbert's rounds of 72 were his best rounds since MSU's opening tournament of the fall. Calvesbert also was tied for the team lead in pars made with 26 on the opening day of action at the Mobile Bay Intercollegiate and was among the tournament's leaders in par 3, par 4 and par 5 scoring.
MSU's Brad Mason was the runner-up in the Bulldog lineup with a two-round total of 149. Mason was the leader among the tournament's following the first nine holes of play with an impressive 4-under-par effort and finished the first round with an even-par 72. Mason's 5-over-par first day score places him in a tie for 22nd among the individual field. Mason led State in birdies made with eight which was second-best among the individuals.
Bulldog junior Lee Heaton finished one-stroke behind Mason and is in tie for 29th among the individual field. Heaton was also tied for the team lead in pars made with 26 and was tied for the tournament's leader in par 3 scoring. State's freshman Chad Ramey rebounded from a first-round 79 with a 3-over-par score in round two for a first-day total of 154 and was among the leaders in par 3 and par 4 scoring. John Darden rounded out the Bulldog lineup with a two-round score of 156 and was among the tournament's leaders in par 5 scoring.
Bulldog freshman Axel Boasson competed as an individual for MSU, so his score did not count towards the team total. Boasson shot rounds of 77 and 74, finished in a tie for 35th among the individual field and was among the tournament's leaders in pars made. Boasson's second-round 74 tied his career best second round score.
MSU will play the final round of action at the Mobile Bay Intercollegiate on Tuesday at 8:50 CT. Live stats will be available at www.mstateathletics.com.
Magnolia Grove Crossings Golf Course - 2/21/11
Team Results:
1. Middle Tennessee (292-289=581, +5) 2. Charlotte (292-298=590, +14) T3. Vanderbilt (293-299=592, +16) T3. Akron (301-291=592, +16) X. Southern Mississippi (300-293=593, +17) T6. Mississippi State (294-301=595, +19) T6. South Florida (300-295=595, +19) T6. Kentucky (293-302=595, +19) 9. Memphis (301-297=598, +22) T10. Louisville (300-301 =601, +256) T10. Arkansas State (302-299=601, +25) T12. Louisiana-Lafayette (312-295=607, +31) T12. South Alabama (303-304=607, +31) 14. Illinois State (309-307=616, +40) 15. Troy (311-314=625, +49).
Individual Results:
T4 Robi Calvesbert 72-72=144, E
T22 Brad Mason 72-77=149, +5
T29 Lee Heaton 73-77=150, +6
T52 Chad Ramey 79-75=154, +10
T59 John Darden 77-79=156, +12
T35 Axel Boasson 77-74=151, +7
*Italicized player means competed as an individual; does not go towards team score.


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This sewing pattern is a 14-page full-color PDF which will be available for download immediately after purchase (except in the case of eCheck payments: you will receive your pattern once payment clears, about 5 business days). You will also receive an email with a link to the download. These links expire, so make sure to get your download right away! This is a digital file which you will need to download and print from your computer.
This toddler backpack is the perfect size for the preschool child! It stands just under a foot high and has adjustable padded straps, aquilted bottom, and a zipper closure. It can also easily be enlarged if needed.
Approximate age range: 2-5 years
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Height: 11 3/8", Width: 10", Depth: 4 1/4"
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NOTE: THIS PATTERN IS FOR PERSONAL USE ONLY. Please do not sell the pattern or backpacks made with this pattern without a license, or distribute copies of this pattern to others. Thank you for respecting my copyright! To purchase an license to sell backpacks made with this pattern (must be purchased in addition to this pattern), click on "All Products" above to purchase the Toddler Backpack Commercial License from this site.
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Kings of Disco
8 Nov
For the latest in BBE's 'Kings of…' compilation series, Joey Negro and Dmitri from Paris put together a set of their all-time disco favourites. Here you get the live-on-the-night version.
Best For: People who thought about going to something 'totally banging', but then realised they'd probably just get a headache and want to go home
Rizla End Of Year Party
14 Nov
Chicago house heavyweight Derrick Carter headlines the Rizla end of year party, with Hacienda granddaddy Greg Wilson hosting the lounge.
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Border Community
22 Nov
Thanks to The End's impending closure, this is a last gasp and firm pat on the back for the long-running Border Community label night. Expect pastoral euphoria to the maximum from James Holden, Keiran Hebden (better known as Four Tet) and Queen of bPitch control Ellen Allien – her techy, abstract work is pretty astonishing.
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Hercules and Love Affair
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Being a breakthrough dance artist in 2008 doesn't have to involve paint-stripping electro tropes that, like White Lighting, only appeal to teenagers. Or bright leggings, which, like White Lightning, only appeal to teenagers. Hercules and Love Affair celebrate the fact with a valedictory live show.
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29 Nov
Who knows how a self-consciously auteur-ish character like Derrick May feels about it, but even the most lumpen hordes at least know his name. Apparently his residency at Ministry features a special laser that projects an artificial halo (according to a complete liar we know).
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3 Meetup Groups match "Ethnic Culture" near Orlando, FL
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This group is designed for mature African American men and women age 30 and up; single or married that want to meet with like minded African Americans and have a good time. Meetups will consist of dinner, attending sporting events, happy hours, weekend trips, going to the beach, comedy shows, concerts, bowling, card parties, and just enjoying life. We plan on having events all over town and beyond! In order for 4 Us By Us to function productively, all members are required to pay $5.00 membership …
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Welcome to a place where foreign expats unite! In this unique group, you can meet friends from every corner of the earth! Join us for camaraderie at events with an international flavor...gatherings at authentic ethnic restaurants, tea/coffee houses, cultural festivals, networking with other globally-minded professionals, foreign films, happy hours, salsa dancing, IMAX films, international game nights, and more! The Orlando area is booming with foreign nationals, naturalized citizens, globetrott …
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This is a group for African American Quilters and Fiberartists. Those with other skills and hobbies such as beading,knitting crochet and other creative disciplines are also welcome. The goal is to gather together to create new work. The art may be ethnically focused or NOT. We might want to look at community work like tapping into the creativity of children in our community or creating venue to show our work. The group will evolve into what it needs to be. It's about Unity in Artistry.
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Amherst Cinema will put on a benefit screening of the powerful movie "Sin Nombre" at 7:15p.m. on Friday May 8th. Dean's Beans Organic Coffee Company will contribute an amount equal to all ticket sales to the Polus Center of Petersham to fund the Death Train Rehabilitation Project, which provides prosthetics, therapy, job training and placement to victims of the Death Train, which features prominently in the movie. The Death Train Project is a joint effort of Dean's Beans and Polus Center. Dean Cycon will discuss the Death Train after the movie, showing slides of the train, it's victims and the progress of the project, as well as his personal experiences in the train yards where the movie was filmed.
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So you've decided to get rid of your old computer. But what do you do about the hard drive? You certainly don't want all of your pictures and personal data to wind up in the wrong hands . And just deleting files or reformatting the hard drive isn't adequate (ComputerWorld Survey: 40% of hard drives bought on eBay hold personal, corporate data). You could smash it with a hammer but if you're giving the computer to someone else, they will need a drive.
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The only thing more irritating than not being able to find a parking spot is having to rip a $100 bill into tiny, coin-shaped fragments that fit inside the meter when you do. Find the sweet spot with this Groupon. Choose from Three Options $140 for parking at the US Steel Tower August 1–31 (a $287 value) $140 for parking at the US Steel Tower September 1–30 (a $287 value) $140 for parking at the US Steel Tower October 1–31 (a $287 value) The US Steel Tower stretches higher into the skyline than any other downtown skyscraper, and is located ...
While the Parkway sees its fair share of traffic, the Parkway is no speedway -- Pittsburgh's Pennsylvania Motor Speedway to be exact. Visit this area favorite when you use today's deal for high-flying fun: Pay $35 (regularly $70) for two reserved seat tickets to the Monster Truck Show at 7 p.m. on Saturday, September 8 and a reserved parking pass. Performing their big-wheeled antics will be world record holder Bad Habit, as well as the Eradicator, Backdraft, Rap Attack, Screamin' Demon and the TNT Rat Rod, and every truck in the show has previously performed on the national stage. Just 20 minutes west of Pittsburgh in Imperial, this half-mile track has been hosting some of the biggest names in racing since 1979. Doors open at 5 p.m., and at 6 p.m. you can watch the practice laps and tune-ups to take in an all-together different kind of thoroughfare.
Waiting around the car wash can be like watching paint dry, especially when you've got somewhere to be. Take care of business while you're out and about jet-setting with the help of Pittsburgh Airport Valet Parking: Spend $99 (regularly $200) for a full detail for any sized car or $135 (regularly $270) for any sized SUV. Situated a stone's throw from the airport and within walking distance to the terminal, this innovative enterprise kills two birds with one stone: It provides airport parking and an auto beauty parlor. While you're up, up, and away, your car will get a full detail -- a wash, wax, buff, and Armor All treatment, as well as a carpet vacuuming and shampooing for the interior. As a finishing touch, a hand wash tops off the entire package, making Pittsburgh Airport Valet Parking a one-stop-shop for those of us that don't care to endure the tedium of wax on, wax off.
Settle in to watch the game on one of many screens, or catch live entertainment on Saturday night at this favored sports bar in Moon Township: • $10 for $20 to spend on food and non-alcoholic drinks • Highlights include delicious wings, quick service, pool tables, and a digital jukebox • Stop in any day of the week -- you'll never have to hunt for parking The Hangar's Website