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by: Tania Kennedy, Assistant Director of Championships
There's nothing more exciting then March Madness and it all starts on the ROAD to MAAC-A-CHUSSETS. In order for fans to become engaged during the season, much groundwork must be developed by the arenas and NCAA D-I conferences that host the championships. As a part of the efforts to create fan awareness, I have been traveling with a marketing team to different MAAC Basketball games to promote the 2012 MAAC Men's and Women's Basketball Championships in Springfield, Massachusetts. This year's championship will be at a neutral site for the first time since 1989, which has brought a lot of excitement and anticipation from MAAC fans, coaches, and players alike. With the Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame (which now includes a permanent MAAC Experience exhibit) less than a mile away from the MassMutual Center, the 2012 MAAC Basketball championships is sure to be an awesome time for everyone.
As noted above, to sell the MAAC Championships, a marketing team has been developed, whose aim is to visit as many MAAC campuses as possible to make fans aware of the new site. The marketing team consists of me, Nate Harris, the Marketing Manager at the MassMutual Center, Samantha Hegmann, the MAAC Compliance Fellow, and Jimmy Ketterer, the MAAC Championships Fellow. The team has refined its approach during the course of many campus visits so far this season. This past weekend's marketing visit landed us in Baltimore, Maryland on Friday for a Rider vs. Loyola showdown on the men's side, and a doubleheader in Riverdale, New York on Saturday with Manhattan's women facing off against Marist as well as a men's game between Manhattan and Iona, who were then tied for first in the league along with Loyola.
Some of the items that we distributed at Loyola were flyers and brochures that had information about the championship, a map of downtown Springfield, blue wrist bands with the clever text that reads MAAC –A -CHUSETTS, a point of interest booklet, buttons, and an opportunity for fans to win an iPad2 in a raffle.
Interest is high at Loyola because the men's team is tied for first place in the MAAC. Because of this, there was not one empty seat at the Reitz Arena last Friday, which worked perfectly for us. It was easy to distribute the marketing collateral to fans. We talked to supporters about everything from hotels in Springfield, to single tickets now being on sale at www.ticketmaster.com, to the closeness of the Basketball Hall of Fame to the arena. By the way, the race for first continues this Friday which when Iona visits Loyola at 7pm on ESPNU.
Since the 2012 championship is the same dates as Loyola's spring break, Nate, from the MassMutual Center, thought that would be a great promotional angle to suggest to students a trip to the MAAC Championships. I wish I could take credit for this idea since "What better way to spend spring break, then by taking a road trip to Springfield, Massachusetts?" and "Take a road trip to Springfield, Massachusetts and come support your team (who is tied for 1st) in the MAAC Championships" are such great taglines. This worked well for us. A lot of the undergraduates took the brochures and seemed likely to make the trip to Springfield to cheer on their team. There were even several Rider fans in attendance that we were able to also provide information to about the tournament.
Like at Loyola, the interest levels at Manhattan for the MAAC Championships are high as well. Before the women's game, the marketing team put rally towels in the student section, and rolled up t-shirts for cheerleaders to throw during their t-shirt toss promotion. Our promotions table was set up right next to the entrance. They set the table up with the same items that we had in Loyola. As soon as fans began walking in, we bombarded them with information about the championship. A majority of the fans assumed that Springfield was 4/5 hours away from Manhattan. I was shocked at how many people didn't know that Springfield was actually closer than Albany but I'm glad we were able to give them the proper information. (Note to self: Need to develop PR campaign on the closeness of the Springfield to most MAAC cities.)
The Marist fans that traveled to the game, didn't take the flyers that we had, because they already received the information a few weeks ago when we were at Marist promoting. Some of them used the information we provided to book their hotels and purchase tickets. It was the same reaction with Iona fans, since we promoted at Iona about three weeks ago. However, something new we added to this trip was a video blog. I talked to a few fans about who they thought was going to win the men's or women's championship. It was fun to see how many people were enthusiastic about their teams. There were two friends that I recorded (one was an Iona fan and the other was a Manhattan fan) and it was hilarious how they went back and forth about who they thought was going to win the championships. I've posted a few videos below.
I honestly think traveling to as many campuses as possible to talk to the fans and students about the championship will draw more attendance to the tournament. Overall the feedback from administrators about the marketing campaign has been positive, and I look forward to ending the MAAC Basketball marketing campaign with a strong finish.

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Posted: Thu Sep 3rd, 2009 12:23 am |
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javal1 Grumpy Geezer
Folks, I wanted to ask if anyone else has experienced any "neck hair" moments, but I guess I should explain what that is first Have you ever gone to a historical site, whether it be a battlefield, a building, or whatever, and just have the pure sense of history overwhelm you to the point where there's actually a physical feeling? Don't get me wrong, I'm not talking anything para-normal. With me, it manifests itself with a tingling feeling to the point where I can actually feel my neck hairs stand up. Hence the name of this thread. For me it usually happens when I've read about a place for years, studied it, thought about it endlessly, and then finally get to visit that place. And that sense of history just slaps me in the face when I finally step foot there. It's rare, and usually only happens once every few years, so don't confuse it with the normal awe which we always feel at these places. I remember the first time I felt it - guess I was about 12. For years I had read about Lincoln, and more specifically the assasination. I visited my aunt in Arlington and of course had to go to Ford's Theater. Sure I knew it wasn't the same building, that that one had burned. But I have to tell you, I walked through the mezzanine to the door of Box 7 and that's when it happened. It just overwhelmed me. The tingle, the neck hairs, the whole thing. Wow, what a feeling. It's only happened a few times since then - standing before Bloody Pond for the first time, standing behind the stone wall at Fredericksburg and for some reason stepping inside the Carter House for the first time. So how about you - any moments when history overwhelmed you? |
Posted: Thu Sep 3rd, 2009 12:41 am |
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PvtClewell Member
Just this summer, I had several of those moments on the very same day. It was in Washington DC and I had the opportunity to visit the National Archives. It's probably been two decades since I'd last been there, but seeing the Declaration of Independence and the Constitution always raise the neck hairs — and moisten the eyes. Also saw an original copy of the Articles of Confederation and Perpetual Union. Later in the day I got to see the World War II Memorial, which was actually my primary mission for the day. Absolutely stupendous. And then, at the Smithsonian National Museum of American History, saw the top hat Lincoln was wearing the night he was assassinated. |
Posted: Thu Sep 3rd, 2009 12:48 am |
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pamc153PA Member
Neck hair moments--I like that! The first time that happened to me was soon after I became interested in the Civil War, and was at Chancellorsville for the very first time. I'd read about the battle, and about my ggggg-uncle's place in it, and my husband and I had "done" the tour, including Jackson's flank march, Hazel Grove, and Jackson's wounding site--the "must sees." But it was as I stood by myself at Catherine Furnace--not one of the "must see" places--that it really hit me. To this day, I can duplicate it in my mind: the remains of the stone and brick furnace in front of me, the smell of the woods and the wet ground, the quiet, even the pileated woodpecker that flitted from tree to tree nearby. Neck hairs. A couple years later, when I was by myself at Elwood on the Wilderness battlefield (this was before the NPS had restored the place, and you had to get a special permit to go out there), I had that feeling again. I was sitting out at the Lacey graveyard where Jackson's arm is buried, and there was NOBODY anywhere within a mile or so, just a tractor in a field in the distance. I literally felt this kind of buzz, connecting me to the place and the battle. Not paranormal, just a strong overwhelming connection. You're right, Joe. Real neck hairs don't happen very often, but when they do, they're something it's hard to forget. I'll be interested to see what everyone else has to add! Pam |
Posted: Thu Sep 3rd, 2009 02:16 am |
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CleburneFan Member
Hubby and I visited Fort Sumter. While we were there an incredible thunderstorm boiled up. The thunder and lightning were fearsome! It dawned on me that the constant thunder and the lightening strikes must have resembled the sound and fury of Confederate cannon fire against Fort Sumter. It was really a "Twilight Zone" moment. It was so amazing to be right there as Mother Nature gave us a really cool idea of what the bombradment musyt have sounded like. |
Posted: Thu Sep 3rd, 2009 01:16 pm |
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TimK Member
I love to travel to historic places and have experienced the "neck hair moments" several times. When I was 18 and a freshly graduated from high school, I bought what was (is?) called an Ameripass from Greyhound. With the pass I could go anywhere Greyhound went for 30 days. This is when I experienced the most hair moments in a very concentrated period. I think the most intense of these moments was probably not an uncommon one. It was when I made my way to Arlington National Cemetery and saw the changing of the guards at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldiers. Although being in DC for the first time was pretty awe inspiring, I had never seen anything like that before in my life. The most recent time was the first time I pulled off Highway 22 into Shiloh NMP. I think a lot of people have experienced the first one. I can't put my finger on exactly why just driving into Shiloh moved me to the point of "neck hair" status. |
Posted: Thu Sep 3rd, 2009 05:39 pm |
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susansweet3 Member
Back in the mid 70's I went to Boston to visit my brother. We went out to Lexington and Concord of course. At Concord we had a NPS ranger tell us the story of the battle . He was amazing. I really felt as if went I turned my head I would see a redcoat coming up behind the rock I was sitting on. Around the same time period I visited my old college roommate in Fairfax Virginia. We went out to Bull Run. It was a hot July day in the woods . We were the only ones on that part of the field. I kept getting this feeling . This was what it was like. It was the same time of year. I again felt as if a Yank or Reb would step out of the woods at any moment. Years later , only a few years ago I went to Shiloh by myself . I arrived right at 5 pm and met the rangers as they were leaving. They told me I could visit the grounds til dark. I drove around and had such strange feelings. It was so peaceful yet I kept thining this is bloody pond etc. Was a very emotional moment . susan |
Posted: Thu Sep 3rd, 2009 07:08 pm |
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fedreb Member
It was the sunken road at Antietam that did it to me and earlier this year I got that spine tingling feeling whilst standing alone in Grants Tomb in NYC whilst reading their copy of the Appomattox surrender document. I have no American ancestory or relatives, yet I still get that same neck hair feeling in the Immigration Halls at Ellis Island. Spooky! |
Posted: Thu Sep 3rd, 2009 07:38 pm |
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susansweet3 Member
Fedreb not unusual . I got that feeling standing in Westminster Abby with all the famous of England buried there and while visiting the Tower . It's that connection with history . That you are standing right there where it happened. The strongest neck hair moment I ever had was in Amsterdam when I was standing in Anne Frank's bedroom in the Secret Annex. I have been fascinated by Anne and her diary since I was 12 and read the book. I felt so very close to her in that room and felt her presence there. Not a paranormal experience just that this is where she had been all those months. Last edited on Thu Sep 3rd, 2009 07:41 pm by susansweet3 |
Posted: Thu Sep 3rd, 2009 08:19 pm |
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19bama46 Member
I have commented about ACW places that do that to/for me, but Pvt Clewell mentioned the WWII memorial and I remembered my last visit DC. I went to the Korean Memorial and just about lost it... those erie figures on patrol.. the expressions on their faces, the gaze in their eyes... almost more than I can bear Ed |
Posted: Wed Sep 9th, 2009 06:46 am |
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cklarson Member
I can't say I've really experienced a "neck hair" moment, I think mainly because even though I've read history all my life, events prior to my life always seemed like a movie, until I went to the 75th anniv. of the Lincoln Group of NYC. A very famous Lincoln collector attended and displayed some of his artifacts: Mary's shawl, a book of some sort, Lincoln's bloody shirt collar. One would think the latter would get me, but that was not the piece de resistance--that was Lewis Powell's Bowie knife--wow, seeing that really cut me to the quick!! But every time I go to Wethersfield CT that my family founded sometime during the weekend I always meet an elderly couple who are quite solicitous of me--I think they represent my ancestors. A reenactor friend told me about his G-burg ghost. He and his colleague were driving down a Park road and they saw a Rebel reenactor ahead of them. After they passed him, they decided to stop and ask if he needed a lift. When my friend opened the SUV door to look for him, the Reb wasn't there--apparently had not really been there, even though both men had seen him. CKL |
Posted: Thu Sep 10th, 2009 01:41 am |
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CleburneFan Member
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I just love stories like that. I wish someone would do an entire book of Civil War battlefield sightings. In fact, I'd just love to experience such a sighting myself. That would be awesome. |
Posted: Thu Sep 10th, 2009 07:32 am |
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cklarson Member
BTW, for any "doubters and cussers" out there my friend, Tom, to whom this happened to is a former NYPD officer and former Green Beret, so his credibility is rock solid. Tom's favorite one will knock your socks off. Story goes that a group of Japanese tourists were touring G-burg and came to the crest of a small hill in kind of a valley. All of a sudden a large group of soldiers came charging up the hill. The Japanese were thrilled to see this "re-enactment" and when they got back to the Visitor's Center went on and on to the Rengers describing it in detail, how exciting it was, etc. After they left, one Ranger turned to his partner and asked: Did we have any re-enactments scheduled today? His partner replied: no. Actually, I'm fairly certain Tom told me there is a book out, titled something like "Ghosts of Gettysburg." CKL |
Posted: Fri Sep 11th, 2009 02:07 am |
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CleburneFan Member
I'm actually pouting. All the times I visited Gettysburg as a child and never once saw ghostly reenactors. I would love to live near the park and take long dawn and dusk walks. Maybe if I would get lucky, some kindly ghost would favor me with a visit...not a malevolent ghost though. |
Posted: Fri Sep 11th, 2009 02:11 am |
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Mark Member
I went to school at James Madision University which is located in Harrisonburg, VA. There was a skirmish outside the town in June of 1862. The site of the battle is far enough off the main roads so that no one who isn't actually looking for the site will find it, so I never saw anyone else there. I would sit on a rock that memorialized Turner Ashby alone for hours at a time reading and thinking. Quite frequently I would have neck hair moments there. I miss those days. |
Posted: Fri Sep 11th, 2009 02:30 am |
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CleburneFan Member
It's strange, but I DON'T get neck hair moments at Fort Zachary Taylor in Key West. And I try really hard to achieve it. I touch the huge coastal guns. I close my eyes and try so hard to imagine Key West harbor full of captured Confederate blockade runners and Union navy ships. I try to imagine the histle and bustle of Civil War navy personnel in the area. But the Twilight Zone feeling just doesn't come, maybe because few if any deaths there were directly the result of battle. Many were the result of Yellow Fever and Typhoid. I visit this park every couple of months, but the coveted "feeling" of the Civil War past just won't come. Maybe someday I will be surprised. Key West has many interesting ghost stroies, but none of them are tied to the fort. Last edited on Sat Sep 12th, 2009 02:27 am by CleburneFan |
Posted: Fri Sep 11th, 2009 06:32 am |
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cklarson Member
I'm not a "haunted" groupie or anything, but through conversations and reading, it seems that there are 2 main ingredients for ghosts: 1) a traumatic death; and 2) in life, the ghost was engaged in some repetitive action and so when died couldn't make the routine break. Regarding the latter, that's why there are so many women ghosts: much of their work in repetitive, e.g., isn't there supposed to be one of Jennie Wade baking bread at G-burg (do I have the right name?); and of ship captain's wives walking the widow's walk on houses. This info may put me in a "flake" category, but science is on the side of the ghosts as energy cannot be destroyed, it only changes form. BTW, it's very interesting what you wrote about Key West duirng the CW. I did some research on the women lighthouse keepers during the CW. As I remember the FL lighthouses stayed in federal hands. Do you know if any lighthouses near Key West had women keepers? -- assistant or full? Have you ever thought of doing an article on Key West during the CW? There needs to be more naval history published. CKL |
Posted: Sat Sep 12th, 2009 02:32 am |
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CleburneFan Member
I have to check facts, so I am saying this off the top of my head without verification, but I vaguely recall that one woman did take over management and upkeep of the Key West lighthouse when her husband died. I am not sure the exact time, whether this was before, during or after the Civil War. I'll check it out now and see what I can verify. I have climbed to the top of that lighthouse and toured the cozy keeper's cottage. As an oddity, that lighthouse is now landlocked. |
Posted: Sat Sep 12th, 2009 02:50 am |
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CleburneFan Member
That was easy! I Googled the topic. Wikipedia has a fascinating story with far more details than I remembered and mentions another woman lighthouse keeper who also took over for her deceased husband in a nearby lighthouse. The story of the Key West Light keeper is especially compelling. The Google article has three or four good photos of the light house. That same lighthouse is across the street and down a half block from Hemingway's House. The top of the lighthouse is a great breathtaking place to view Key West from above. http://www.en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Key_West_Light |
Posted: Sat Sep 12th, 2009 07:13 am |
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cklarson Member
Thanks very much for this. My father has spent a fair amount of time in Key West as his wife's sister lived there and he has told me he thought I'd like it very much. This now encourages me more to visit. I'm in the Coast Guard Auxiliary and so do CG and women's military history. The histories of the lighthouse keepers and the Life Saving Service is wonderful as are all their houses and stations. What's also good about the services is they were probably the first federal agencies that early on employed minorities and women: women, blacks, Native Americans, Pacific Islanders and heroes at that. In 1869, Ida Lewis of Lime Rock L/h in Rhode Island was the most famous keeper in the country, with lots of life saves to her credit. Overall, there were about 120 full women keepers and 240 women asst. keepers, usually to their husbands. The Pea Island Life Saving Service was all manned and commanded by blacks in the 1890s. The most decorated life saver was a Native American from WA State as I remember. In 2002 the CG launched its new keeper class of buoy tenders, the first 3 named after women, Lewis being the first. I think I got at least one named after Katherine Walker of Robin's Reef Light off Staten Island as I submitted a lot of documentation on her. The USCG has a good history site at http://www.uscg.mil -- go to "people" I think then history, then lighthouses. etc. CKL |
Posted: Wed Sep 16th, 2009 09:08 pm |
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Old Sorrel Member
Great topic javil1, My 1st neck hair moment was when I 1st visited Gettysburg....more specifically Pickett's charge......I have done so much reading about the CW and Gettysburg....the readings of so many 1st accounts on that battlefield......and when I finally stood at the angle and stared at that field....recalling everything I read about it made my hair stand up and a chill ran down my back. To think I was actually standing in a field where so many brave fell was overwhelming to me......a couple of months after that I went back.....this time I brought a tablet with all the readings from the soldiers that fought there.......I planted a chair in the middle of pickets charge and read about the pickets charge from the words of the soldiers themselves......and yes...it happened again....hairs stood up and chills down the back. I find that this happens quite often with me.....I read all these books and then when I finally get to visit all these battlefields....it happens again. I feel if I keep the passion....and keep up the reading......it will keep happening. |
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Virginia's Senate leadership chose the occasion of Martin Luther King Day on Monday to push through a partisan redistricting bill, taking advantage of the absence of a legislator attending President Obama's inauguration. A separate effort in Virginia to change the way the state awards electoral votes in presidential elections ran into bipartisan opposition, even as lawmakers in other states were considering doing the same:


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Features and benefits of the Ping Rapture V2 driver: The original composite head has gone in favor of an all titanium head with external tungsten weight pads. External tungsten weight pads located at the back of the club, near the heel and toe give a powerful sound at impact. Weight pads position the CG to deliver lower spin, higher launch and MOI that improves both distance and accuracy. Taller face machined to variable thicknesses increasing ball speed and is styled with an aggressively tapered crown.
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Turn your smart phone into a brainy classicalphile.
Hot on the heels of the iPhone boom came thousands of applications aimed at tech-geek musos. We road tested games and resources designed specifically for classical musicians and buffs.
Bravo Gustavo
The L.A. Phil launched this app in 2009, inviting fans to step into the shoes of its hot new 29-year-old conductor, Gustavo Dudamel. (Pitch to the CSO: "Cosi fan Muti"?) This iPhone adaptation of a more enjoyable online game requires you to wave your cell around like a baton and keep time in two movements from Berlioz's Symphonie fantastique and excerpts from Mahler's Symphony No. 1. Hit a good flow and tempo, and the piece plays on; screw it up, and silence. Pretty simple, but the program doesn't capture the podium vibe, no matter how much you ham it up. Nor is it the most inconspicuous way to kill time on the train.
Available for iPhone; free.
As the names suggest, Decibel and deciBel are simple meters that allow volume geeks to monitor the average and peak sound levels of anything from a soaring soprano solo to the eardrum punch of the CSO. Like Tuna Pitch (see below), these sound gauges work best on newer 3G phones due to their superior microphones. They may not be as sensitive as their purpose-built cousins, but we like them as a snazzy tool for policing ear safety. Nobody wants to be the next Beethoven in all regards.
Decibel is available for iPhone; 99¢. deciBel is available for Android; free.
Oxford Dictionary of Music
Far pricier than your average app, this nifty resource is worth every cent. Authoritative, extensive and clearly written, the reference guide is a breeze to navigate and includes info on instruments and their histories, tech terms and short blurbs on musical works from Aida to Zauberflöte. You can also get the lowdown on a rich variety of composers and performers, with more than 150 contemporary tunesmiths added to the downloadable edition. An on-the-go gold mine.
Available for iPhone; $14.99.
iPhone app SightRead (the Android platform carries a clone program, Sight Read) helps users develop their natural sight-reading skills by playing a simple game: Pick any scale and match the notes that appear on the 20-note keyboard display to the correct key; rack up points based on speed and accuracy. The keyboard has realistic sampled piano sounds, but we found the tiny keys difficult to navigate at first, resulting in a high number of errant touches. Useful for anyone looking to learn or brush up on their treble-clef basics.
SightRead for iPhone; free.
Street Orchestra
Inspired by Rock Band and games of its ilk, Street Orchestra is the world's first classical-music app to find, sync and unite phones, allowing you to create an interactive orchestra with your buddies. Each player picks an instrument and taps a series of flaming white balls as they fly down the screen. Better game skills result in a louder instrument. It can work with up to 200,000 iPhones, but we created a dramatic racket with just three. There's also the option to give a solo recital, but the addictive multiplayer function makes this a must-download.
Available for iPhone; free.
Tuna Pitch
A boon for musicians on the road and a great warm-up tool for vocalists, this impressively accurate chromatic tuner and pitch pipe offers tunings for 17 instruments, including cello, viola, guitar, banjo and ukulele. The interface is large, high-contrast and easy to read, and the software comes with a choice of five standard tunings, though any "string" setting can be customized to a desired note. Helpful, simple and good bang for your buck. Downside: An external microphone is required to detect the higher pitches of a violin or mandolin, and Tuna Pitch can't really handle the complexities of piano tuning.
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My first concert was Heart. I won tickets from WANS...remember them? Ha! Yep, I had to sneak to the concert because I was not allowed to go to such things (whatevs) so I snuck out and drove my friend and I to the show. I was offered weed, I did NOT partake, I promise! It was a great concert and I just told my mother I snuck to the show a couple of years ago...she wasn't mad :)
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Othello (Anthony Hopkins) is a noble black Moor held in high regard by Venice for his service as a military general. However, he makes a deadly enemy in his ensign Iago (Bob Hoskins) after he promotes Michael Cassio (David Yelland), not Iago, to the position of personal lieutenant. To gain revenge, Iago secretly attempts to break up the new marriage of Othello and his lovely wife Desdemona (Penelope Wilton) by having Desdemona's former suitor Roderigo (Anthony Pedley) inflame Desdemona's father, Senator Brabantio (Geoffrey Chater), against Othello as a sorcerer who used witchcraft to woo his daughter. In the Venetian Senate, which is discussing a Turkish threat against Cyprus, the duke exonerates Othello of wrongdoing and dispatches him to Cyprus to defend it and become the new governor. Unaware that Iago was behind Brabantio's earlier protests against his marriage, Othello orders Iago to accompany his wife to Cyprus, and Roderigo goes along at the urging of Iago, who tells him that Desdemona will eventually tire of Othello. Once in Cyprus, Iago manipulates Roderigo and his own wife Emilia (Rosemary Leach) into helping him to discredit Cassio and make Desdemona appear unfaithful. His plan works. Othello tells Iago he plans to poison Desdemona, but Iago persuades him to kill her in the bed she ''contaminated.'' As for Cassio, Iago says, ''Let me be his undertaker.'' Believing Iago has killed Cassio, the Moor returns to his castle for the awful task of executing his wife. Othello, still loving his wife, kisses her awake, asks her to prepare her soul for death -- and after an exchange of accusations and denials -- smothers her in her bed. When Emilia tells Othello the truth about the scheming Iago, the wounded Cassio backs up Emilia's story. Othello wounds Iago, then kills himself. Iago kills Emilia. After Iago is led away in chains, Cassio becomes governor of Cyprus. ~ Mike Cummings, Rovi
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This 3-hour TV adaptation of Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet features Patrick Ryecart and Rebecca Saire in the title roles. Though these names may not be familiar to the casual viewer, the same cannot be said of the supporting cast. Celia Johnson appears as the Nurse, Michael Hordern is Lord Capulet, Laurence Naismith is Prince Escalus, and Alec Guinness is the Chorus. Also appearing are stars-to-be Anthony Andrews as Mercutio (his "Queen Mab" speech is a singular highlight) and Alan Rickman as Tybalt. Originally presented as part of PBS' "Shakespeare Plays" series, Romeo and Juliet was first aired March 14, 1979. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
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Michael Caine stars as an espionage agent whose young son is kidnapped. Complicating matters is the fact that the kidnappers (John Vernon and Delphine Seyrig) are Caine's own colleagues. They want to secure Caine's aid in rounding up a diamond smuggling ring, and they don't care who they have to hurt to do so. He agrees to go along, all the while searching for his missing son. Janet Suzman co-stars as Caine's estranged wife, who is compelled to join him in his search. Helmed by veteran filmmaker Don Siegel, The Black Windmill is based on Seven Days to a Killing, a novel by Clive Egleton. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
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The British TV sitcom Father Dear Father originally ran from 1968 through 1973. Veteran farceur Patrick Cargill starred as a divorced father with two nubile daughters. Complications ensued when the girls moved into the flat just below Cargill's. You may recognize this property as the basis for the 1980s Ted Knight series Too Close For Comfort. This feature-film version of Father Dear Father merely rehashes plot devices from the series; neither of the property's original writers, Brian Cooke and John Mortimer (of Rumpole of the Bailey fame) seem to have been involved in the movie adaptation. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
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This ambitious four-part adaptation of Dostoevsky's 19th century novel The Possessed was originally telecast in Britain in 1970. A savage attack on the Russian radical movement of the 1870s, the story was set in a peaceful bourgeois village terrorized by a roving gang of revolutionists. The head of the gang, the grotesquely caricatured Peter Verkhovensky (David Collings), was based on real-life rebel Sergei Nechayev, who thought nothing of selling out friends and family alike for the good of "the cause." The actual protagonist of the piece was not, however, the insanely nihilistic Verkhovensky, but the mild-mannered, aristocratic Stavrogin (Keith Bell), whose phlegmatic personality may well have been a smokescreen for a revolutionary spirit of uncommon fervence. Though intended as a burlesque of those who would topple the Czarist regime, the novel curiously reemerged as a paragon of "rebellious idealism" (in the words of critic Irving Howe) to the radical youths of the 1960s and 1970s. Reedited as a six-parter, The Possessed was seen in America as a component of PBS' Masterpiece Theatre beginning May 2, 1971. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
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A small German town falls prey to an unseen monster that turns its victims into lifeless statues in this mid-'60s outing from Hammer Studios. When the girlfriend of bohemian artist Bruno Heitz (Jeremy Longhurst) becomes the latest townsperson to turn up dead, her corpse transformed to stone, Bruno hangs himself, leaving the town to assume his guilt. But when his father, Prof. Heitz (Michael Goodliffe), comes to investigate, he too encounters the Gorgon and turns to stone. Just before dying, the professor dashes off instructions to his other son, Paul (Richard Pasco), about how to exonerate Bruno. Suspicion falls on Dr. Namaroff (Peter Cushing), proprietor of the local madhouse, although one of his patients (Joyce Hemson) seems just as likely a culprit. Then along comes Prof. Carl Maister (Christopher Lee), a folklore expert from the University of Leipzig, who claims that the murderer is actually a human possessed by the spirit of Magaera, one of Medusa's snake-haired sisters from Greek mythology. Together, Paul and Dr. Namaroff attempt to root out the incognito Gorgon while Paul courts lovely amnesiac Carla Hoffman (Barbara Shelley). Directed by Hammer veteran Terence Fisher, The Gorgon is one of several films to feature British horror mainstays Lee and Cushing side by side. In the States, the film appeared with The Curse of the Mummy's Tomb on a double bill promoted by the distribution of a unique giveaway item: black stamps. ~ Brian J. Dillard, Rovi
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In this comedy, crooks on the lam hide-out in an abandoned island monastery. Along with their leader, the robbers put on monks' habits and begin living a quiet pastoral existence centered around raising animals and crops. It takes them a while to get the hang of it. As they learn, they are occasionally visited by tourists, and at once point, by real monks. Trouble ensues when one of the "brothers" is caught gambling in town. ~ Sandra Brennan, Rovi
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Gorgo is an attempt to make a Japanese-style "giant reptile" flick in an English setting. The story begins when underwater volcanic activity in the Irish Sea brings forth a 65-foot monster called Gorgo. Enterprising Joe (Bill Travers) and Sam (William Sylvester) capture the beast and transport it to London, where Gorgo is put on display as a seaside carnival attraction. This proves to be a major mistake when Gorgo's even larger mother lumbers to the surface in search of her cute li'l baby. In short order, London is trampled and trashed. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
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In this entry in the series, amateur sleuth and aspiring novelist Temple and his wife look for a kidnapped scientist whose formula for a new atomic weapon has been stolen by the enemy. ~ Sandra Brennan, Rovi
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Willem Dafoe stars as groundbreaking early 20th century American poet T.S. Eliot in this biopic focusing on Eliot's disastrous marriage. Young Tom Eliot meets the flamboyant Vivienne Haigh-Wood (Miranda Richardson) while they are both students at Oxford University in England in 1914. Eliot is studying under the famous writer and philosopher Bertrand Russell (Nickolas Grace). Tom and Viv elope after a very brief courtship, without the consent of her parents and against the advice of Viv's brother Maurice (Tim Dutton). On the honeymoon, Tom learns that Viv suffers from a severe hormonal imbalance which causes frequent menstruation. She is under the care of a doctor who calls her problems emotional and prescribes medications which worsen her condition. Viv is moody, often despondent, and frequently drunk. While Tom works as a bank clerk and tries to establish himself as a writer, Viv serves as his secretary and sometimes his muse, but more and more often she embarrasses them in public with her behavior. Yet her influence prevents Tom, who wants to become thoroughly British and a member of the Church of England, from becoming too staid. Eventually, Tom reluctantly commits his wife to a mental asylum and their troubled marriage continues to plague his life and color his work. ~ Michael Betzold, Rovi
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Jim Henson ventures into Tolkien territory in his all-Muppet fantasy feature The Dark Crystal. The titular Crystal maintains equilibrium in a mythical kingdom. When the Crystal is broken, the evil Skeksis take over, killing off the good-guy Gelflings and enslaving everyone else. Two of the Gelflings have survived: Jen was raised by the all-knowing Mystics, while Kira grew up amongst the swamp-dwelling Podlings. Jen and Kira join forces to "heal" the precious Dark Crystal and restore order to their world. Adults may find the whole affair a little precious, while children may be disturbed by the film's mortality rate. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
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Heron of Foix (Assaf Dayan) hears the call of the ocean and leaves his school in Paris to walk to the sea. He meets the fair Claudia (Anjelica Huston) and the two fall in love and journey together to escape the ongoing Hundred Years War. They witness the brutal and bloody murder of a peasant who is drawn and quartered by the sadistic Sir Meles (John Hallam), the unforgiving tax collector who hates the poor. The couple seeks refuge in a monastery where the Father Superior (Anthony Nicholis) refuses their request to be married. This slow-paced but beautifully lensed feature marks the screen debut for Anjelica Huston. ~ Dan Pavlides, Rovi
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Anne of the Thousand Days is the belated film adaptation of Maxwell Anderson's 1948 stage play. The story concentrates on the romance between Britain's King Henry VIII (Richard Burton) and his ill-fated second wife Anne Boleyn (Genevieve Bujold). After holding out for marriage rather than an illegitimate union, Anne marries Henry after he sheds himself of Katherine of Aragon -- causing a rift between the Crown and the Church in the process. Anne's inability to produce a male heir leads Henry to look about for other suitable mates. Henry's sinister right-hand man Cromwell (John Colicos) arranges for Anne to be condemned on a charge of adultery. She is beheaded, while Henry disconsolately sits in Windsor Castle, regretting this callous example of political expediency. Richard Burton is ideally cast in Anne of the Thousand Days, but it is Genevieve Bujold who delivers the best, most complex performance in the film. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
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Pittsburgh's museums and area attractions offer one-of-a-kind specialty stores where you can find gifts, collectibles and unique trinkets. Find garden treasures from Phipps Conservatory and Botanical Gardens. Treat your kids to a game of Dino adventure from Carnegie Museum of Natural History. Take home a favorite print from The Andy Warhol Museum.
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December 3, 2013
A Time of Thanks
Thanksgiving is one of my favorite times of the year as it is not a holiday centered on gifts, but rather centered on the connections and appreciation we have for one another as human beings.
This is a great opportunity to thank this incredible community for all that you do to make Hidden Hills such a special place. We know that without the support of our community, whether it is a donation of time or resources, our students would have a vastly different school experience. I want you all to know that your generous donations are put to good use on a daily basis at Hidden Hills and truly enrich the education we are able to provide for our students. Without our Hawk Fund and PTA donations, it is hard to imagine what our school would look like. Because of you, our students' learning is enhanced through such important resources as technology instruction, access to iPads and laptops, classroom paraprofessionals, enriched interactive learning in Science, and band and vocal music, just to name a few. In addition, our PTA helps support several important programs at our school, including "Soul Shoppe" which helps to support our students with valuable tools and strategies to be independent problem solvers and helps us create an environment that is fun, safe, and bully-free.
With gratitude and appreciation,
Mrs. Thompson
"As we express our gratitude, we must never forget that the highest appreciation is not to utter words, but to live by them."
–John F. Kennedy
Instrumental Band/Chorus Concert
We look very forward to our Instrumental Band and Chorus Concert showcase occurring this Wednesday, December 4th in the MPR. All Strings and Choir will be at 6:00 pm and all Bands will be at 7:00 pm.
The PTA is sponsoring many upcoming events.
To find out more please click here: PTA
PTA Reflections Showcase
Dear Parents, this is to remind you that the Council PTA Reflections Showcase is on Wednesday, December 4th, 2013 from 6.30-8.00 pm at Creekside Elementary MPR (6011 Massara Street Danville). Everyone is welcome to see the work on display from over 25 schools in the SRVUSD! We look forward to seeing you there.
Donate Old Glasses to Help the Needy:
Some of our second grade students at Hidden Hills are involved with a community service project through their Girl Scout Brownie Troop. Their service project is to collect old
eyeglasses and sunglasses for adults and children. If you have a pair
lying around the house and you don't know what to do with them, please bring
them to the Hidden Hills' main office where they have a donation box.
The troop will donate the glasses to the Lions club who will then give them to
those in need.
Winter Break:
There will be NO SCHOOL during Winter Break from 12/23/13 through1/3/14. School will be back in session on Monday, January 6, 2014.
Hawks Ed Fund Announcement:
We would like to welcome our newest board member Neha Fowler filling an open Director position. Please help me welcome this proud, busy, working mom of a Hidden Hills 4th grader! Welcome Neha!


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The optional 4-wheel drive system includes a 2-speed transfer case with a true low range good for real off-roading and other heavy-duty tasks, while a Torsen limited-slip differential helps distribute power in a predictable, steady manner. Switching between the system's modes only involves turning a simple dash-mounted knob.
Thanks to a 4-wheel independent suspension and tubular anti-roll bars, the Sequoia rides and handles quite well. An optional air suspension further improves comfort and includes larger 20-inch wheels and tires. Stopping power is good even when the Sequoia's loaded thanks to big 4-piston anti-lock ventilated disc brakes with brake assist. Electronic stability control helps maintain safety for abrupt maneuvers or on slippery surfaces.
Proof that the Sequoia was built to handle demanding towing tasks, the SUV's tow hitch is integrated into the frame. This allows tow ratings to range as high as 10,000 pounds, and the transmission includes a tow/haul mode that brings more engine braking.
Eight-passenger seating is standard on the Sequoia in the form of three rows, and an option for second-row captain's chairs setup is available. The second row slides fore and aft to optimize comfort between rows and aid access, and in models with the bench seat, it's split 40/20/40 for the best combination of people and cargo. The third row is split 60/40 and can recline or fold flat. Behind the third row there's a rear power window, and a power tailgate is available.
Additional safety features on the Sequoia include roll-sensing side-curtain airbags, front-seat side bags and now knee bags for front occupants.
One of the best things about the Sequoia is that although it's branded as a Toyota, its well-equipped interior makes it feel like it's a Lexus. The extensive standard-equipment list includes a 3-zone climate control system, keyless entry, cruise control and an 8-speaker CD sound system with Bluetooth, satellite radio and MP3 compatibility. The Limited adds parking sensors, fog lamps, heated leather power-adjustable seats, a roof rack, a JBL sound system and other upgrades. At the top of the range, the Platinum adds 20-inch diamond cut-finish alloys, the load-leveling air suspension, memory seats, second-row heated seats, a sunroof and a Lexus navigation system with rear camera. Laser cruise control and a rear-seat DVD entertainment system are also now included.
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On May 16 Jon Leanos '08, a senior attacker for Hamilton College and the NESCAC (New England Small College Athletic Conference) Player of the Year, received the 2012 Jack B. Riffle Awards at the College's senior varsity athlete awards dinner. The Riffle Award has been presented annually since 1987 to the most outstanding Hamilton male and female senior athlete. Read the Hamilton College news here.
Leanos is a second-year captain who led his squad through a transition period as Hamilton competed in the NESCAC conference for the first time. A starter in all four seasons with the Continentals, Leanos completed his career with 179 points, becoming the fourth all-time scorer at Hamilton. Read more here.
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ON THE MORNING of June 20, 2001, Officer David Knapp responded to a 911 dispatch call in the Houston suburbs. A thin woman with long dark hair, fully dressed but inexplicably wet, answered the door. She was breathing heavily. The cop's first glance into the house revealed no obvious crisis.
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Put a few drops on a piece of cloth and place it near to your pillow.
Wifie says baths though I remember my daughter having a cuddly toy that was scented and activated by the microwave, snuggling up to it helped her sleep. I prefer snuggling up to some other kind of teddy..;0)
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can you put some in an oil burner with a candle under it?
It isn't a good idea to leave a candle lit when going to sleep/sleeping.
I sometimes just put a few drops on my pillow - it's lovely
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Think ill put in my pillow.... I have a burner too ill do that before bed one night...
Thanks!!! Better not aggrivate my hayfever..... Its easily aggrivated too xx |
Tinks - have you tried drinking pure Cherry Juice? - Have a glass during the evening. I saw this on that programme Food Hospital, Channel 4 a little while ago. Have tried it and it really works.
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I was told to rub it on the soles of my feet by someone at a lavender farm.
Don't apply essential oils directly to your skin-they can be quite harmful.
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Tinks I have a Lavender pillow and room spray from the Body Shop. You spray it on your pillow or in your room about an hour before you go to bed. It works for me when I remember to do it! lol I hope you managed to get some sleep last night xx
pasta, you're right about essential oils, but lavender is one of the very few that you can put on the skin. Strange but true, it's actually very good applied directly onto the skin for a minor burn such as from an iron or a hot pan. Sounds weird, but it really works.
The link I supplied said 'not even lavender or tea tree oil'...though I admit to always using tea tree neat.
Oh yes, a lot of people use tea tree oil neat. I've never used it. Do you find it useful, pasta?
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Thanks all!!! I slept pretty well!!!!! Woohoo!!
I just sprinkled some on my pillow and put the pillowcase back on.....xxxx |
that's good to know .. thanks for telling us
Hi Ki-Ki...I've always used it for cuts and spots- It helps them to heel quickly. I also tried it on a bad toenail-it cleared it up. Just try on your skin first. Tea tree is supposed to be effective against 99% of bacteria.
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Whitefield Square
With a distinctive gazebo in its center and gingerbread houses surrounding it, Whitefield Square feels like a throw-back to Victorian times.
On Habersham and Wayne, Whitefield was one of the final squares to be laid out in Savannah, in 1851. It was named after George Whitefield, a British priest who came to the colonies and was largely responsible for the First Great Awakening. A movement which left a permanent imprint on American religion, the Awakening eschewed quiet contemplation and somber services in favor of loud, bombastic preaching, and put a heavy emphasis on personal guilt and the need for redemption. So when you see present-day televangelists screaming and crying and carrying on about the devil inside all of us… well, you can thank Whitefield for that. Stupid cross-eyed limey.
But Whitefield also put great worth in the importance of public deeds, and did his part by establishing the Bethesda Orphanage just outside Savannah. Still in use today, this was the very first orphanage in all North America.
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Dementia in Europe magazine - issue 6 (2010)
In issue 6 of the Dementia in Europe magazine Alzheimer Europe reports on its lunch debate in the European Parliament on national dementia strategies in France and Germany, the launch of the national dementia strategy in Scotland, on legal developments in Switzerland and on the services provided by national Alzheimer associations across Europe. The magazine also includes interviews with EU Commissioner John Dalli on his views on European action on dementia, Astrid Lulling, MEP (Luxembourg) on the situation of people with dementia and their carers in Luxembourg and Irene Oldfather, Member of the Scottish Parliament on the national dementia strategy in Scotland.
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Sarah Gerard has decreed that today, and probably until the 4th, we will only be selling books about the beach. Let's list those books, just so there is no confusion as to who is at fault when you come to our cash register and we just stare at you and your existential Czech novel about llamas with bare-faced contempt before turning our backs with forearms crossed over our chests in the ancient bookmonger ritual of banishment.
First up: Paul Virilio's Bunker Archaeology. This book is a delightful romp across the strands and marshlands of the shores along the English Channel. Oh, and monolithic structures of engineered death, obsolete as soon as they were built; there are some of those in there, too.


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If you're anxious to put on your gardening gloves and get out in the yard, you don't have to wait for the official arrival of spring. You can start with this checklist as soon as weather permits.
If you're anxious to put on your gardening gloves and get out in the yard, you don't have to wait for the official arrival of spring. You can start with this checklist as soon as weather permits.
Get debris out of the way by picking up dead leaves, sticks, and branches that have fallen, and rocks that have been heaved to the surface by frost.
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I hope it will not disappoint you too much when I say I could hardly care less what an ignorant topix troll like you thinks.It sure was nice after Obama's landslide when you vanished for a while.
Your know it all posts carry even less weight than your fat belly and your associates degree. You're like a little terrier that hides behind the fence and barks.
Remember when you said Romney was going to win all along, and insulted anyone who disagreed?
I would've loved to have been a fly on the wall in your basement apartment when they announced Obama sweeping one swing state after another.
Slink away, little man, slink away. Shoo.