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Lemont grad Forzley in line to see more time for Illinois football this fall
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The Senate is poised to permit the government to borrow hundreds of billions of dollars more to meet its obligations, putting off one Washington showdown even as others loom in coming weeks.
The measure would suspend the $16.4 trillion limit on federal borrowing through May 18, allowing an estimated $450 billion in new debt to be added to the federal ledger.
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When it comes to chocolate dipped fruit, many people typically think of strawberries, and for good reason - these juicy berries are seemingly made for chocolate, pairing perfectly with its rich taste. Strawberries have been a prominent part of the cooking world for decades, and many countries around the world now produce this fruit for export to be used in everything from desserts to salads.
International Strawberry Growth
Although the U.S. has quickly become the biggest producer of strawberries in the world, many countries have found ways to capitalize on this sector of agriculture as well. Strawberries-for-Strawberry-Lovers.com reports that Spain is the largest exporter of the sweet fruit, while Poland is the biggest exporter when it comes to frozen varieties. The food can become anything from toppings for angel food cakes to chocolate dipped strawberries once they arrive at their destination.
The University of Florida reports that strawberries do well in cool climates, which is why many European countries are now becoming big players in the strawberry export market. Many farmers have also mastered the art of "forced cultivation" to harvest big blooms before frigid temperatures roll in.
Strawberry Production in the U.S.
Strawberries-for-Strawberry-Lovers.com states that the U.S. grows up to 25 percent of the world's strawberries every year. California produces approximately nine-tenths of the fruit grown in the U.S. where the climate is ideal for year-long growing.
Although Florida only grows up to 9 percent of the country's strawberries annually, the state plays a large role in keeping grocery produce aisles stocked with the fruit while the rest of the country is enduring winter. In conjunction with California, these two states account for at least 95 percent of the strawberry production in the U.S.
Popular Varieties of Strawberries
Often considered as the best-tasting strawberry, Earliglow is produced in the U.S., according to the University of Vermont. However, it can be difficult to grow this variety due to its susceptibility to mildew and its low yield.
Honeoye is another popularity variety because it is considered to be incredibly hardy and easy to ship. However, it can become tart and it is also vulnerable to plant disease.
When shopping for strawberries late in the season, Allstar and Clancy are the most desirable on grocery store shelves. These berries are large, sweet and firm, making them ideal for snacking or including in desserts. Farmers have also grown partial to these varieties because they are fairly resistant to disease and yield high numbers.


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Quite frankly, Bill Cosby is a crank and thoroughly insane. His schtick is so wearisome that I tune out my local NPR station because they call upon him way too much to help raise funds. The "Cos" owns a home out here in Western MA, which I guess is the license everyone uses to wrangle him into public appearances.
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DIY Beauty: Amy's Happy Hydration Cream
Meet Amy: Her skin is dry and she's on a budget, so she developed this awesome-sounding recipe that both hydrates and scents the skin with citrusy goodness. Sounds delish. She also breaks down the whole emulsifier thing, which I know I've wondered about. Thanks Amy!
—Name: Amy
—Current hometown: Boulder, CO
—Product name that I made up: Happy Hydration
—Ingredients list: shea butter, jojoba oil, coconut oil, emulsifying wax*, distilled water, bergamot essential oil, sweet orange essential oil, vitamin E oil
—How I made It:
- Combine 5g shea butter, 10g jojoa oil, 5g coconut oil, and 5g emulsifying wax in one heat proof container
- Add 70g of distilled water to a separate heat proof container
- Create a double boiler by placing both containers in a low amount of just boiling water on medium heat (I put all of my ingredients in two glass pyrex measuring cups, then placed in pot of boiling water)
- Once the ingredients heat up to around 150 degrees, continue to let them sit in the double boiler for about 20 minutes. After 20 minutes, take them out, pour the distilled water into the mixture of oils, and immediately blend with an immersion blender for about 30 seconds (I've also used a regular blender and food processor and all work pretty well)
- Let the liquid lotion cool until it reaches about 120 degrees (5-10 minutes), then add in any essential oils. Blend for another 30 seconds or so.
- Pour into a clean and dry container. Once the lotion reaches room temperature (30ish minutes) it's okay to put the lid on. Adding a lid any sooner can cause condensation to form in the container, equaling breeding grounds for some nasty mold.
How it smelled, felt, worked…
Nice light, creamy texture and happy citrus scent! Absorbs well into the skin.
Why I will or won't do this again…
I've been experimenting with making my own lotions for about 6 months now and this is my favorite recipe so far. I have incredibly sensitive skin and a tight budget, and I feel like this lotion is perfect for both. I'm also a fan of using only oil as a moisturizer, but sometimes I just crave a creamy body butter or lotion to rub into my skin instead. I live at a high altitude, super dry climate and this recipe is versatile enough that I can make it extra heavy (using more shea or cocoa butters) for the dry winter months, or lighter (liquid-at-room-temperature-oils instead of butters) during the summer. It's also multi-functioning – my boyfriend likes to use my lighter versions as a facial moisturizer and it gives him awesome glowy skin.
*I'm still slightly indecisive about this ingredient. To make lotion, it seems there needs to be some kind emulsifier to bind the oil and water together. At first I was resistant to using the wax, but when I discussed it with someone at the local apothecary where I buy all of my other ingredients, they explained that 1. although it's processed, it is vegetable based, safe, and junk-free, it's just no longer in it's purest form; 2. I'm using a very small amount of it in my recipe and compared to any lotion I would buy, 5g of emulsifying wax is harmless; and 3. everything else in this store is as clean as it comes, organic, fair trade, etc. and I totally trust these people.
So for the time being, to get my lotion fix when just oils aren't satisfying, I'm going to continue to throw in some emulsifying wax. Any thoughts? Have you guys looked into emulsifying wax?
Also, off the subject of my DIY submission but still awesomely DIY related…I had a nasty cut on my finger last night and in a pinch mixed some raw honey and vitamin E oil together, gooped it on my finger and put a band aid over it for the night. This morning the cut was more or less healed! No more nasty neosporin for me.


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Celebrity Comedy Duo's Week-Long Cross-Country 'It's All Possible' Adventure Tour with LG G2 Culminates in New York
NEW YORK, Sept. 16, 2013 /PRNewswire/-- LG Electronics teamed up with celebrity comedy duo Dave Franco and Christopher Mintz-Plasse and groundbreaking comedy website "Funny or Die" over the weekend to celebrate the LG G2 smartphone and the conclusion of the "With LG, It's All Possible" ultimate road trip.
Franco and Mintz-Plasse used the powerful LG G2 to document every hilarious moment of their exciting, outrageous, week-long adventure across the United States, culminating in a VIP event in New York City, where partygoers had the opportunity to experience the functionality, comfort, beautiful design and advanced technology of LG G2 while enjoying performances from some of comedy's biggest stars such as Sean Patton, Michael Che, Jerrod Charmichael and Janeane Garofalo.
Performers there included comedians Sean Patton, Michael Che, Jerrod Charmichael and Janeane Garofalo-and guests took advantage of the LG G2's advanced features to document all the fun through photos, videos, and live tweets.
"The ultimate Funny or Die road trip showed how, with a device as advanced and powerful as the LG G2, it's all possible," said James Fishler, senior vice president, marketing, LG Electronics USA. "With its powerful processor, seamless multitasking, and intuitive design, the LG G2 took Dave and Chris wherever they wanted to go, from using the Dual Record feature to document their joint skydive in Colorado to partying in New York. The LG G2 puts control and functionality in the palm of your hand so you never miss a moment of your own adventures."
The real star of the road trip was the new LG G2. The first U.S. smartphone to launch with the new Qualcomm Snapdragon 800 processor, LG G2 lets you connect faster and multitask seamlessly. But the LG G2 offers more than power and speed; it also boasts a unique, intuitive design that's both comfortable and stylish.
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- 1 cup uncooked elbow macaroni
- 2 pounds lean ground beef (90% lean)
- 1 medium onion, chopped
- 2 garlic cloves, minced
- 1 can (28 ounces) diced tomatoes, undrained
- 1 can (16 ounces) kidney beans, rinsed and drained
- 1 can (6 ounces) tomato paste
- 1 can (4 ounces) chopped green chilies
- 1-1/2 teaspoons salt
- 1 teaspoon chili powder
- 1/2 teaspoon ground cumin
- 1/2 teaspoon pepper
- 2 cups (8 ounces) shredded reduced-fat Mexican cheese blend
- Cook macaroni according to package directions. Meanwhile, in a large nonstick skillet, cook the beef, onion and garlic over medium heat until meat is no longer pink; drain. Stir in the tomatoes, beans, tomato paste, chilies and seasonings. Drain macaroni; add to beef mixture.
- Transfer to a 13-in. x 9-in. baking dish coated with cooking spray. Cover and bake at 375° for 25-30 minutes or until bubbly. Uncover; sprinkle with cheese. Bake 5-8 minutes longer or until cheese is melted. Yield: 10 servings.
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Very good recipe, easy to through together. I completely forgot to add the green chilies I don't think I would have liked them anyway. Next time I will add Del Monte Fiesta Corn to the dish! My husband and I really enjoyed this.
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My three boys loved this! We used crushed tomatoes instead of diced, ground turkey instead of beef and we only had 1/4 cup of Mexican cheese, so we supplemented with Mozzarella and it was still delicious! The boys were asking for seconds! This is a keeper.
We love this dish. I drain the diced tomatoes and replace the juice with enchilada sauce. It gives it a different flavor.
This was great! I added 2 more cans of chili beans w/sauce, seasoned it well with extra garlic powder, seasoned salt and ground red pepper. This filled up my large crock pot, on high for 2 hours, topped with the shredded cheese at the serving line, and the dish was practically licked clean at our church luncheon. Wonderful comfort food during the cold midwest fall days!
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We are incredibly excited to announce our first multiple-release/series project! A subscription to the CassetteOfTheMonth club starts in October 2011 and ends in July 2012 spanning *10* cassettes mailed out one-per-month. Each cassette will be a split between one 'local' musician/band (davis/sacramento) and one 'out-of-town' musician/band attempting to make connections between what is going on in microcosmically within our immediate music scene and what is going on with other artists outside direct contact but in similar musical realms/with similar musical ideas.
Each tape will also feature a physical artist that will create work for the cover. Musicians involved include but are not limited to: A White Hunter, Luis Gutee, Mondo Lava, Eternal Tapestry, Mucky The Ducky, Lucky Dragons, Waxy Tombs, Sagan Genesis, Megazord, Beatie, Rubber0Cement, Pistol Pete, Moon Pearl, Burglars; More artists TBA soon! Subscribe @ http://recordings.kdvs.org/products/item/id/1037
KDVS-Recordings is doing some new/good stuff you should know about!
We finally have our new website up and running where you can buy all of our releases. The store is going to be shared w/ regular KDVS stuff, so soon, you will be able buy KDVS tshirts, etc here too. The site is recordings.kdvs.org and is also linked in a few places on the KDVS home page. Checkitout and tell your friends/family/otherdudes about it!
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Yesterday, Beaumont Independent School District lawyer Melody Chappell received a letter from the United States Department of Justice.
In the letter U.S. Attorney Thomas Perez objected to changes made to the upcoming BISD school board election by the Beaumont Ninth District Court of Appeals. A ruling which would remove three sitting BISD board members.
Additionally, the Department of Justice asked for more information about the BISD redistricting map 7B that is currently awaiting preclearance.
Today, the Department of Justice filed a a motion for a temporary restraining order and preliminary injunction:
Pursuant to Rule 65 of the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure, the Defendants in this action ("Attorney General") respectfully move for a temporary restraining order and a preliminary injunction barring implementation by the Plaintiff Beaumont Independent School District ("BISD") of voting changes submitted to this Court for preclearance pursuant to Section 5 of the Voting Rights Act, 42 U.S.C. § 1973c. For the reasons set out in the Attorney General's Memorandum of Points and Authorities, this Court has jurisdiction to enter a temporary restraining order and preliminary injunction to preserve its jurisdiction over the subject matter of this case.
It concludes:
Because a three-judge court has not yet been convened, a temporary restraining order is warranted. See Walters v. Nat'l Ass'n of Radiation Survivors, 473 U.S. 305, 353 n.33 (1985) (citing 28 U.S.C. § 2284(b)(3)). Provisional injunctive relief prohibiting the BISD from implementing unprecleared voting changes is necessary in order to protect this Court's jurisdiction to make substantive preclearance determinations under Section 5 of the Voting Rights Act and to enforce the requirements of Section 5.
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COLOMBO (AFP) — More than 100 Tamil Tiger rebels have been killed in two days of fighting in Sri Lanka as they tried to break a military stranglehold, the defence ministry said on Sunday.
They died when the army beat back a series of counter-attacks Friday and Saturday by the Tiger rebels against advancing government forces in the district of Mullaittivu in the northeast.
Fresh fighting erupted on Sunday with heavy casualties reported among the rebels, military officials said, without giving further details.
The Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam (LTTE), who were in control of large swathes of the north and east of Sri Lanka less than two years ago, have now been cornered in a small patch of jungle.
"As the Mullaittivu battle reached its last phase, the LTTE terrorists made several desperate attempts in vain to infiltrate the military forward defences," the defence ministry statement said.
"Over 100 terrorists were killed and as many injured since Friday."
The government accused the Tigers of deploying heavy mortars and artillery guns inside a designated security zone where large numbers of civilians have gathered to shelter from the fighting.
Concern over the danger to non-combatants has mounted as government troops fight to wipe out the remnant rebels, with the International Committee of the Red Cross saying hundreds of civilians have been killed in crossfire.
With the Tigers encircled Sri Lankan military leaders have said they hope to crush the guerrillas by next month -- a victory that would end 37 years of armed conflict on the island.
Sri Lanka's top defence official, Gotabhaya Rajapakse, said recently that the offensive against the Tigers had been slowed in a bid to ensure the safety of civilians whom he said were being used by the rebels as human shields.
Rajapakse, President Mahinda Rajapakse's younger brother, said the military has stopped using long-range weapons and air attacks against remaining Tiger rebels, who are known to mingle with civilians.
The government calculates more than 36,000 civilians have escaped from the LTTE and sought shelter in relief camps in the island's north.
Nearly 500 more civilians fled Saturday, the military said, adding however that three people were shot dead by the rebels Friday as they tried to leave.
Sri Lanka officially estimates that 70,000 non-combatants remain trapped, but the United Nations says that number could be about 200,000.
Reports from the battle zone are impossible to verify as journalists, aid groups and international monitors are banned from travelling freely in the area.
UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon last week reiterated his call for a swift halt to the conflict to avoid further civilian casualties.
"He strongly deplores the mounting death toll of civilians in the area of fighting, including a significant number of children," his office said in a statement.
The Tigers, who have fought since 1972 for a separate Tamil homeland in Sinhalese-majority Sri Lanka, have not commented on the latest fighting, but their recent calls for a conditional truce were rejected by the government.
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Shirtdress-length shirts, man boob tops, and OshKosh B'Gosh getups for outer borough gentleman-farmer types: as Cathy Horyn noted, Friday was a good day for men's fashion in Paris. So who made the most successful gender play? Fashion's Rottweiler Riccardo Tisci may have traded in the teeth-bared prints from last season, but Scorecard observes his new floral motif at Givenchy still seemed to have bite.
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THE MAROON VOL. 79, NO. 20 l.oyoltt University New Orleitns I MtIDAY, MAltai 22, 2002 MAROON.LOYNO.EDU Shame on Loyola, protesters say By Mary Chauvin News Editor About 100 protesters gathered across from the Loyola Law School Wednesday evening to voice their disapproval of inviting Kim Gandy, president of the National Organization for Women, to speak at the school. Protesters said that Gandy, a prochoice activist who graduated from Loyola Law School in 1973, has no right to be honored by a Catholic university. Gary Durel, one of the protesters, said Loyola was "turning a blind eye to her (Gandy's) character, which is a grave evil, according to the pope." The conflict concerning Gandy's appeareance began last week when Archbishop Alfred Hughes publicly chastised the university for inviting Gandy to speak. Hughes' rebuke was followed by an advertisement taken out by Priests For Life, a national pro-life organization of priests, admonishing Loyola for Gandy's invitation. The ad, which appeared in the A section of Wednesday's Times-Picayune, read: "Shame on Loyola University for fostering the Culture of Death." Peter Finney Jr., communications director for the archbishop, said Hughes made his statement because he did not want his silence on the issue to be taken as approval of the invitation. Dean James Klebba of the Loyola Law School declined to comment on the ad taken out by the Priests for Life or on the archbishop's censure of the university's decision to invite Gandy. Klebba said Gandy's invitation was a joint effort of the Women's Resource Center, the Gillis Long Poverty Law Center, the Association of Women Law Students and the School of Law. Klebba also said that NOW supports many issues the Catholic church does not disapprove of. Finney said that NOW has done many good things, but that one of NOW's main objectives is an ardent push for abortion rights, while the teachings of the Catholic Church are against abortion. "It saddens me that the accomplishments of one of our graduates are being reduced to one issue," said Susanne Dietzel, director of Loyola's Women's Resource Ccenter. "This is a law school, not a seminary," Gandy said on the NOW Web site. "Loyola's Law School's job is to develop lawyers, thinkers and scholars, not religious ideologues." THE PROTEST About an hour before Gandy was scheduled to give her speech, protesters began arriving. Both University Police and the New Orleans Police Department were in full force in preparation for the protest. Sgt. Paul Accardo, NOPD public information officer, said that a canine unit swept the building for bombs an hour before the speech. They also sent a special operations team and mounted officers to the campus. "We're here to keep the peace and make sure everyone's civil rights are protected," Accardo said. Law students began to gather on STAFF PHOTO BY LANE COTTON WINN John Paul Zeringue, one of nine children of Karen and Brent Zeringue, holds a sign along with about 100 protesters in front of the Law School on Wednesday. Hall, Marchand win SGA run-off Glynn and Hjortsberg also elected to positions By Erin Williamson Assistant News Editor Anna Hall was elected the new Student Government Association president, and Percy Marchand will be the new vice president, according to Wednesday's runoff election results. Both outcomes were tight, with less than 20 votes deciding both races. Haill, music business junior, garnered 417 votes, and while Nathan Gaudet, history junior, received 400. Marchand, management junior, won his position with 414 votes, defeating over Caryn Winters, political science sophomore, who received 395. Marchand credited clean campaigns and a lack of negativity with good voter turnout. He said that turnout could always be better but was higher than expected. "The Loyola community showed their appreciation by turning out in high numbers to vote again," Marchand said. "It shows student AND THE WINNERS ARE concern and support for the administration." Hall said she was also impressed with this year's voting response. "Voter turnout was amazing, and it says a lot about this year's SGA." she said. She said she enjoyed sitting in on different organizations' meetings during her campaign because it STAFF PHOTO BY LANE COTTON WINN Percy Marchand (left) and Anna Hall (center) check out the run-off results late Tuesday as they were posted outside the Student Government Office. Campus crime causes debate By Curie Veronica Jones Staff writer Debate continues to surround the the thefts at the New Residence Hall, and a Loyola student was robbed at knifepoint. According to a University Police BOLO report, a Loyola student was robbed at knifepoint in the early morning on March 3 at the intersection of Hampson and Cherokee Streets. A man approached the student from behind and grabbed her purse. The victim did not let go of her purse, and the assailant dragged her while saying, " Give me your purse! Give me your purse or I will stab you." The student let go off the purse only when the man began reaching for his pocket. The robber is described as a white Gandy speaks of U.S. judiciary By Jeremy Cook Contributing writer and Erin Williamson Assistant News Editor According to Loyola School of Law graduate Kim Gandy, there are disturbing changes occurring in the U.S. government. At the law school on Wednesday she expressed her belief that these changes could threaten much of the equal rights progress of the last 35 years. Gandy spoke about women's rights and judiciary attacks on civil rights legislation. She brought up Title IX, domestic violence protection laws and age discrimination. The atmosphere inside stood in stark contrast to the anti-abortion protests outside. The only sign of controversy in the room was the presence of the New Orleans Police Department and University Police. At least four officers remained inside the room at all times, while others patrolled the halls and stairwells. Bill Quigley, director of the Gillis Long Poverty Center, joked that he had "never gotten in trouble for giving an award before" as he presented Gandy with a plaque honoring her commitment to publicservice.The audience welcomed Gandy with an extended round of applause. She accepted her award and thanked the university for not withdrawing support despite considerable financial and political pressure. She seemed unaffected by protests, telling light-hearted jokes and stories. The controversy didn't appear to scare people from attending, as many were turned away at the door because the room had reached capacity. Since graduating from Loyola in 1978, Gandy has started a number of programs attempting to defeat gender bias. Her Women Elect 2000 project tripled the number of women in the Louisiana State Legislature. "The glass ceiling didn't break. It was just moved higher," Gandy said of the struggle for women's rights. She said the women's movement exists because people should "be judged on ability, not anatomy," drawing loud applause. The balance of powers keeping the government in line is beginning to falter, Gandy said. The filling of Supreme Court vacancies has been one of Gandy's major concerns since becoming president of NOW in July of 2001. She has tried to block efforts of See PROTEST, Page 3 See RUN-OFF, Page 2 See CRIME, Page 2 See GANDY, Page 3 gfg
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Reharmonization, or modifying the original harmonic content of a song, has been at the center of some of the most compelling and timeless versions of jazz standards ever recorded. For aspiring arrangers and film composers, its a fundamental requirement in how to apply your craft. For improvisers, its another level of mastery of the art of spontaneous expression that will deepen not only your sense of harmony but melody as well.
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- replace entire phrases or sections with a common chord pattern not associated with the song
- use a chromatic line element to create motion on a static chord
- convert a chromatic line element into a chord pattern
- use modal systems as a way to reharmonize modal and non-modal tunes
Lesson 1: What Is Reharmonization?
Lesson 2: Reharmonization of Diminished 7th Chords
Lesson 3: Reharmonizing Turnarounds
Lesson 4: Substitution Techniques: Tonic for Tonic, Subdominant for Subdominant
Lesson 5: Substitution Techniques: Dominant for Dominant and Axis System
Lesson 6: Approach Techniques: Diatonic and Dominant Approaches Relative to a Target Chord
Lesson 7: Approach Techniques: Chromatic and Parallel Approaches Relative to Target Chord
Lesson 8: Working from the Bottom Line: Bass Line Reharmonization
Lesson 9: Expanded Substitution, Approach, and Key Area Techniques
Lesson 10: Tonicization and Line Cliché Reharmonization
Lesson 11: Blues Form Reharmonization
Lesson 12: The Moods of the Modes: Modal Reharmonization
Steve Rochinski
Author & Instructor
Steve Rochinski is a Professor in the Harmony Department at Berklee College of Music. An accomplished guitarist, recording artist, and internationally known performer and clinician, Steve has received numerous grants and awards including a 1993 Jazz Fellowship from the National Endowment for the Arts for private study with Tal Farlow. Before coming to Berklee, Steve toured for many years, and in his travels has worked with the Candoli Brothers, Tal Farlow, Attila Zoller, Jimmy Raney, Tim Hagans, Pat Harbison, Gary Foster, Hank Marr, Brad Goode, Scott Lee, Joe Hunt, Chuck Redd, Richard Evans, and Tony Tillman. In 1995, Steve released his critically acclaimed debut CD Until Further Notice (LineOut Music/North Country Dist.). He currently records for Jardis Records, Germany's leading jazz guitar label. His releases include A Bird in the Hand (JRCD9922) and Otherwise (JRCD20033) (www.jardis.de). He is the author of the award-winning The Jazz Style of Tal Farlow: The Elements of Bebop Guitar and The Motivic Basis for Jazz Guitar Improvisation (Hal Leonard Corp.). In November 2001, Steve's life and career was featured in the 7th anniversary issue of the internationally renowned magazine for jazz guitar fans, Just Jazz Guitar (No. 29, November 2001). Steve will be profiled in the next edition of the book The Jazz Guitar: Its Evolution, Players, and Personalities Since 1900 by Maurice Summerfield (Ashley Mark Publishing) and the 2005 Edition of Who's Who in America (Marquis Publishing).
You should have a good working repertoire of various pop and jazz standards, along with some experience as an arranger and/or improvising soloist. You will benefit from an understanding of basic small form composition, such as AABA, ABAC, and blues forms. You should have completed the following courses or have an equivalent skill set: Music Theory 201, Getting Inside Harmony 2, Basic Ear Training 1, and Guitar Chords 101 or Berklee Keyboard Method. An arranging course is also recommended but not required.
Duration12 weeks
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Dan Patrick
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Dan Patrick left an indelible mark at ESPN for his poignant interviews and dry wit as a reporter, anchor and radio talk show host at the "Worldwide Leader in Sports." Patrick regularly filed reports and anchored coverage at the NFL's Super Bowl, MLB's World Series, NBA Finals and the NCAA Men's Basketball Final Four. Patrick served as the primary host of "ESPN SportsCentury," the network's 30-minute weekly series profiling the 50 greatest North American athletes of the 20th century.
Patrick recently left "The Dan Patrick Show," which was heard weekdays on ESPN radio and carried by more than 325 affiliates nationwide since 1999. In May 2000, Patrick released a book entitled "Outtakes," which was based on his no-holds-barred question-and-answer interviews in ESPN The Magazine. In January 2000, the National Sportscasters and Sportswriters Association named Patrick the National Sportscaster of the Year. He's only the second cable commentator to receive this honor.
Patrick transcended the sports world when he served as guest host of ABC's Good Morning America, December 30-31, 1996, and January 1, 1997. In 1998, he received a Sports Emmy Award in the Studio Host category.
Patrick's reports feature astute knowledge, a dry sense of humor and his unique perspective as well as a style which provides a "comfort zone" for his co-host. He received a CableACE Award in 1997 for his work on SportsCenter.
Some of Patrick's finer moments have appeared on SportsCenter's Sunday Conversation, ESPN's in-depth interview segment, where he has brought out the best in many of sports' premier personalities - including Michael Jordan, Mark McGuire, Barry Sanders, Wayne Gretzky, Larry Bird, Reggie Jackson and Bill Murray.
Prior to working with ESPN, Patrick was a sports anchor/reporter for CNN (1983-89), where his assignments including the World Series, NBA Finals and Winter Olympics. In 1997, he received Distinguished Alumni Award from the University of Dayton in Ohio .
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The opening of the new community center and field office in Antlers took place on Tuesday, March 26th. Drawing over 200 individuals to the momentous event, who came out to show their support, the hopes for this new center are to provide larger areas for senior citizens to gather for meals, hold meetings and classes, and offers office space and much needed parking.
Located at 400 1/2 S.W. ŌĆ£OŌĆØ Street, the new building is over 8,000 square feet, much larger than the old one, seats 170 people, has emergency backup generators, fire sprinklers and will include a workout room.
On private property 6 miles north of Antlers, Mark R. Rowland, a 57 year old white male form Pottsboro, TX., swerved to miss a deer, hit a rock and rolled a 2012 Honda ATV.
Rowland was transported by Air Evac to St. Francis Hospital in Tulsa with head, internal and external trunk injuries but was listed in stable condition.
The accident occurred at 9:10 p.m. on Friday, March 15, 2013.
The collision was investigated by Trooper Tommy Allen, E-304, of the Pushmataha County Detachment.
Jury recommends 60 years in prison
A nine man, three woman jury deliberated for just over two hours on Thursday before convicting Mardieth Neil Farrell of Antlers of all three felony charges which he faced and recommending that he serve sixty years in Prison. Farrell was charged with Sexual Assault of a Child, Showing Pornography to a Child and Physical Abuse of a Child.
Pushmataha County SheriffŌĆÖs Deputy Polly Culver with her partner K-9 Deputy Athena, and Deputy Shawn Culver with his partner K-9 Deputy Reiko were excited when they got to visit Ms. Parks 1st Grade class at Antlers Elementary.
Ms. Parks had contacted Deputy Polly Culver with the news that her class had earned a reward and they had asked if the drug dog could come visit them at school.
On the evening of March 16, 2013, a new Miss RHS was chosen after a magnificent night full of entertaining excitement!
Shari Pillow, Superintendent of Rattan School, welcomed everyone to the 22nd annual Miss RHS Scholarship Pageant. The show opened with the contestants and reigning Miss RHS 2012, Stepheney Haddox, thrilling the audience by performing a dance to ŌĆ£Gangnam Style.ŌĆØ
The 22nd annual Miss Rattan High School Scholarship Pageant will be held on March 16, 2013 at 7:00 p.m. in the Rattan Gymnasium. Nine beautiful and very talented young women will be competing for the coveted crown of Miss RHS and over $10,000.00 in scholarships and prizes.
Miss RHS 2012 Stepheney Haddox and the 2013 contestants will open the show by dancing to this years hit, ŌĆśGangnam StyleŌĆÖ. Contestants will then be judged on interview, introduction, talent and evening gown.
The car chase which took place the last week of February has been the topic of conversation for many weeks now. Details have finally been released.
The man who reported his car stolen, Geary Dial, informed the authorities when he reported the vehicle stolen that the man, Russell Doctor, may have a gun with him in the vehicle.
Pushmataha County SheriffŌĆÖs department sent a teletype to the Oklahoma Highway Patrol to be on the lookout for the Ford Escort and the dispatcher, Linda Houston, sent a message to the local units by mobile cop.
A Mustang, being driven by Anna Boyd, a 54 year-old female from Boswell, was parked facing south on the west shoulder when they pulled onto the roadway and crossed the center line.
Ashli Boler, a 21 year old female from Antlers, was heading north on HWY 271, a little over a mile north of HWY 70, when here Suburban was hit head-on by the Mustang. BolerŌĆÖs vehicle rolled, about 1/4 turn, and came to rest on the passenger side.
This 375 lb. wild hog, that measured over five feet long and had cutters that measured 3 1/4 inches, was caught in the Moyers area on Saturday, March 2nd. Pictured are: back- Clay Clark (L to R) are: Gavin Savage, Dakota Savage, Alex Lepel, and Jack Wilson.
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Established in 1853, Mount Aloysius is a comprehensive, liberal arts and science-based institution with a commitment to career-directed study. Rooted in Catholic tradition, Mount Aloysius College is one of 18 Mercy-sponsored colleges and universities in the United States and is a member of the Conference for Mercy Higher Education.
Total Enrollment
Approximately 2,500 students are enrolled.
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1,300 Full-Time Undergraduate Students
1,200 Part-Time Undergraduate, Graduate Continuing, Education Students and Dual Enrollment Students
Average Freshman Class 387
Average Transfer Class 200
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Located in scenic Cresson, Pennsylvania, on 193 mountaintop acres adjacent to a small town and U.S. Highway 22.
MAC has almost 175 faculty members. All classes are taught by professors, not graduate assistants.
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More than 70 academic program offerings on the undergraduate and graduate levels in Health Sciences and Nursing, Humanities, Education, Social Sciences, Natural and Applied Sciences, Business Administration and Pre-Professional Study. Students may choose from more than 20 concentrations and minors.
Significant job placement with academic programs after graduation – many boast 99% with nursing and medical imaging being at 100%.
Ninety-nine percent of graduates start graduate school or a job within six months of graduation. The College is one of the Commonwealth's premier nursing and medical imaging programs with 1/3 or more of the regions nurses and imagers coming from Mount Aloysius College.
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Our student population is made up of many states including California, Kentucky, Missouri, New York, New Jersey, and Delaware. Several countries are also represented on campus including England, Poland, Macedonia, Ireland, Greece, South Korea and Jamaica.
Approximately 14,500 MAC graduates in leadership positions worldwide.
Activities/Student Life
Fully networked campus with high-speed Internet access, 100% wireless access, and an email account for each student and 25 plus Smart Classrooms.
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More than 94 percent of our students receive scholarships and financial assistance. Mount Aloysius continues to be the most affordable private college in the region and in the United States North( Top five percent) according to the US News and World Report.


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Would the Legalization of Drugs be Bad for America?
Former Drug Czar Advisor Paul Chabot argues legalizing drugs would lead to a rise in drug usage.
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I'd say that we adults own our own body.
And that should mean we should be free -- but whatever we want it our bodies and that includes.
Drugs all drugs aspirin.
Kit Kat bars marijuana cocaine what ever.
That may sound scary -- you wouldn't drug use go -- and abuse go up.
Not necessarily.
Portugal ten years ago decriminalized all drugs and drug use has not risen there drug abuse actually dropped.
He took the sexiness.
Out of recreational drugs by decriminalizing.
And I say that's far better than our drug war which has police and America's smashing down a hundred doors a day.
For my last special I interviewed a man who says I'm totally wrong.
We should be kick -- now more doors.
Paul should bull was -- White House drug -- advisor under President Bush in Clinton.
They're not kick in the door somebody's smoking a -- on their couch they're kick in the door somebody who's a violent person with a known history to be dangerous.
-- -- voted like what I said in my special so why invited him to join us here tonight so Paul criticize away.
Thanks site so much to criticize so little time -- -- I appreciate the opportunity to be with you here today.
We put together a book just for you in this book is titled.
Everything -- so needs to know about why drug legalization is bad for America.
And it's signed here created by your favorite door kicking cops from across America so -- from -- -- -- a little guide.
Thank you is this supposed to be being here this mustache that -- mustache little smaller than yours but we try to get close to it.
All right so what I get wrong I mean and -- play cops on my side of this argument too well I wouldn't say plenty I would say select -- view who belong to law enforcement.
It's anti want -- organizations that believed in legalizing drugs like law enforcement against prohibition look every organization has its negative 10%.
These folks go to that crowd.
Let me get to Portugal.
The facts that were on the show were absolutely -- correct the fact is between 20042006.
Drug use skyrocketed we look at Spain.
They do not decriminalize drugs they're drug usage has been on the way down -- no example for the United States of America.
-- first what we went there we talked to the cops we talked to the drug enforcement people and they said we were skeptical at first but it's better now.
And drug use may be it went up because now it's not such a big crime people are more likely to admit they use drugs drug abuse went -- On your show what we saw was decriminalization of Portugal.
Which means basically you don't get arrested correct right -- -- -- with your cameras you had a lady smoking a joint openly in the public right I think that flies in the face of common sense and morality.
We have I don't see that outside the studio well hopefully not but.
We're seeing more of it in cities that allow this kind of nonsense like San Francisco on the -- I got three kids what I -- -- raise them in San Francisco.
You know look at the parks today it's people do and don't shoot not needles where I come from in my -- -- exemptions well it's illegal on the books but what what what are the politicians doing about that town they allow -- so what are the parents doing.
There are not taken their kids the parks anymore.
But if -- -- legal wouldn't it be easier to regulate could be -- so that you now -- apple would take this stuff in their homes have absolutely not let me let me give you a few and important -- first off I don't refer to this as a drug war and we shouldn't.
Where people -- war on drugs civil war on poverty we're never gonna eliminate drugs 100% from the streets of United States that's in a possibility.
Let me ask you this is reducing drug use by 50% over the last forty years of failure.
Know if that's the case that that's news to me well quite honestly I think you've been -- I think you've been fooled.
Listen we want people to do what they want to do responsibly -- I want to live in a community where I can live free.
Well I don't have drug usage rampant -- can put my kids safe on a street on a school bus on a plane driving down a road.
We've got a lot of great things with drugs -- two points in the statistics.
I don't think I'm being lied to I went to Holland where marijuana is legal.
And the officials told me this works in the data show that fewer Dutch kids smoke marijuana.
Then American kids do.
Because they took the sexiness out.
And you say drug use is going down so much it's going down so much what we're still arresting.
One person every nineteen seconds okay Bronx okay is that -- two point till -- break those down for your first stop when we look at the hall and Dutch model.
Things have changed the last few years they've looked at the drug problem with marijuana and the prevalence.
And began a crackdown the red light district -- the -- little well now they're not repealing at all they are very concerned about it all of Europe this.
We talk about Al Capone and prohibition.
Yeah when we got to that point.
Al Capone was looking at milk.
Beyond -- beyond the hard liquor to make money.
Because for the organization -- drug cartels and organized crime syndicates its not about the illegal substance it's about making money isn't being illegal sometimes you make money on because it's illegal he couldn't make money selling milk.
What you what up that's where he was going Mexican didn't get locked up in jail there if they wait documentary out there by by by -- on PBS where I want it's time for I think -- you know you want more probation this prohibition worked so well thank you polish a ball.
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A special commemorating the 20th anniversary of the PBS drama series "Masterpiece Theatre." Includes highlights from past performances and reminiscences by actors who appeared in the series.
What's On Tonight
- In Carsen's 'Falstaff' at the Met, Verdi Through a Postwar Lens
- A Collector Bets His Eye and His Gut
- Send in the Cameras: Sondheim on TV
- Television Review: 'Idol,' Meet the Trapps: The Perils of Tinkering With Favorite Things
- Last Chance: Art, a Balm After the Storm
- Critic's Notebook: Musical Chairs at the Met
- Art Review: Clear, Opaque and Oh, So Delizioso
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- Martin Sharp, 71, an Artist Who Shaped Imagery of Rock, Dies
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What is VESTA?
Imagine taking college courses, earning college credit, expanding your understanding of the grape and wine industry and never leaving your home or office. The Viticulture Enology Science and Technology Alliance (VESTA) is a NSF funded partnership between the Missouri State University system, two year schools throughout America, state agriculture agencies, vineyards and wineries with a 21st Century vision for education in grape growing and winemaking.
The goal of VESTA is to establish programs of study in viticulture and enology through collaborations with educational institutions, government and industry. A unique partnership of universities and community colleges across the nation provide students access to coursework that is delivered online thereby enabling learning to occur anytime, anywhere.
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VESTA serves as a pathway for individuals interested in certificated training in viticulture and enology. In addition, students interested in progressing to an Associates Degree of Applied Science may utilize the high quality courses of VESTA in conjunction with general education courses taken at a local college.
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IntelTeach Webinar 412/05/2013
Deborah L Ball's power point slideshow?11/19/2013
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AACTE Resource Library11/15/2013
General Faculty Orientation and Training11/09/2013
EC site specification11/06/2013
By Sharon P. Robinson
"Education is the most powerful weapon which you can use to change the world." –Nelson Mandela
Today, we join the world in mourning the death and celebrating the life of Nelson Mandela. Mr. Mandela was one of the world's greatest leaders, teachers and champions for justice – dedicating his life to educating and advocating for freedom. Not only did he accept the insurmountable challenges he often encountered, but he also embraced them with patience and strength.
Today the Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) released results from the 2012 Program for International Student Assessment (PISA), a worldwide study of 15-year-old students' performance on mathematics, science and reading. American students' performance remained largely unchanged from the previous PISA that was administered in 2009, with the U.S. scoring below the OECD average in math and close to the OECD average in science and reading.
AACTE calls on policymakers and education leaders to consider the results along with findings from the "Strong Performers and Successful Reformers in Education - Lessons from PISA 2012 for the United States" carefully. Based on these latest PISA outcomes and on the OECD's 2011 recommendations to help the U.S. become more globally competitive, AACTE and President/CEO Dr. Sharon Robinson highlight lessons in a new press statement.


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Michael Radant, the 37-year-old co-owner of a downtown Chelsea eatery charged with two counts of third-degree criminal sexual misconduct, had a trial date of April 8 set when he appeared in the Washtenaw County Trial Court Thursday.
Attorneys said they had not been able to reach any kind of resolution in the form of a plea deal yet.
A final pretrial hearing was scheduled for Feb. 21.
A 37-year-old woman told police Radant sexually assaulted her at a residence in the 700 block of North Main Street in Chelsea on Nov. 15. The two were acquainted for some time, police said.
AnnArbor.com has previously reported that Radant is the co-owner of Ellie's Chelsea, a burger and sandwich shop at 312 N. Main St. in the Clocktower Commons in Chelsea.
John Counts covers cops and courts for AnnArbor.com. He can be reached at email@example.com or you can follow him on Twitter.


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Honors Carole King, Recipient of the 2013 Gershwin Prize
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