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A 450-year-old vase that was unsympathetically converted to a table lamp is still thought to be able to fetch more than £1,000 in an auction in Devizes this weekend.
Auctioneer Andrew Aldridge found the 16th century Venetian Maiolica vase in a cupboard at the home of a Devizes woman who had other items she wanted to sell.
Alan Aldridge, senior partner in Henry Aldridge & Son auctioneers, said: "Someone had taken off the neck of the vase and broken a hole in the bottom to insert the electrical fitting.
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Rachel Allen '12 and Diana Cirullo '13 chosen for multicultural internship program
Rachel Allen '12, a communications management and design major, and Diana Cirullo '13, an integrated marketing communications major, were selected to participate in the American Association of Advertising Agencies' (4A's) Multicultural Advertising Internship Program (MAIP).
Through this program, racially and ethnically diverse college students have the opportunity to spend 10 weeks during the summer working at 4A's member agencies. Rachel will intern in account management at DraftFCB New York, and Diana will intern in the digital media department at The Martin Agency in New York City this summer. The 4A's is committed to helping multicultural aspiring advertising professionals break into the industry.
Allen and Cirullo were nominated for the program by Professor Scott Hamula.
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I feel sorry for unchaste women. How sad they are. Allah makes them mad. They lose their senses, by the law of Allah. Aggressive. Slyness is a terrible thing in a woman. She turns into a very strange being indeed. Really dangerous and aggressive, so there is no telling what she will do next. But a devout woman, chaste and well-raised, is a wonderful and sweet thing.
People want to be spiritual guides. They want to have the highest rank in paradise. "Make me closest to You," they say. Allah says they compete in faithfulness.
Page 27 of the Al-Qawl al-Mukhtasar fi `Alamat al-Mahdi al-Muntadhar:
"Hazrat Mahdi (pbuh) will preserve Islam at the end in the same way that the Prophet (pbuh) preserved it at the beginning. Hazrat Mahdi (pbuh) will leave no subsequent additions," says our Prophet (pbuh). Our Prophet (pbuh) says that, as in his own day, the Mahdi (pbuh) will perform all the requirements of the faith but do away with all nonsense added on afterward.
"The enemies of Hazrat Mahdi (pbuh) will be those who imitate scholars of religious law," some people from among the fanatics. "Because when they see that Hazrat Mahdi (pbuh) governs in the opposite manner to the imams of the sects, this will displease them, they will accuse him of not being one of the People of the Sunnah, and will refer to people of perversion and subsequent additions to the faith. But they will be unable to overcome him. The declared foes of Hazrat Mahdi (pbuh) will be scholars of religious law. Because they will have no more prestige among the public. Their knowledge will even decline. Ibn Arabi says this in Al-Futuḥat al-Makkiyya. In other words, Hazrat Mahdi (pbuh) will be branded as perverse and outside the people of the Sunnah. We can see this in the hadiths of our Prophet (pbuh), as well as in statements by Ibn Arabi. The Prophet (pbuh) says they will say. "He has ruined our religion." The Mahdi (pbuh) will wish people to live by the Qur'an, but since they are used to living by nonsense, they will say, "He has ruined our religion."
Surah Hud, 49;
Allah addresses our Prophet (pbuh); "That is some of the news of the Unseen which We reveal to you." You do not know secret knowledge, but I reveal it to you, Allah says. "Neither you nor your people knew it before this time." Therefore, the prophet does not know secret knowledge, but he reveals knowledge revealed to him through secret knowledge. "He is the Knower of the Unseen, and does not divulge His Unseen to anyone" (Surat al-Jinn, 26) One cannot attain secret knowledge when one desires it. Not when one wants to have it. "except a Messenger with whom He is well pleased, and then He posts sentinels before him and behind him." (Surat al-Jinn, 27) Allah says He will also give them secret knowledge. I bestow knowledge, and they tell you. Not in the sense of what they regard as secret knowledge. Knowledge about secret knowledge is transmitted to you. "Allah has not given you access to the Unseen." You cannot know about secret knowledge, Allah says. "But Allah chooses those of His Messengers whom He wills." (Surat al-'Imran, 179)He reveals secret knowledge to them.
(In answer to a viewer who says, "There are videos about you being the Mahdi in the virtual world. Where do these come from?")
I have always said everywhere that I am not the Mahdi. I always say it is unlawful to claim to be the Mahdi, and that anyone doing so has left the faith. You should ask those who produce the videos and say these things where they get that idea from. People do not say these things out of good intentions. Because when one claims to be the Mahdi one abandons the faith. That is out of the question.
(In response to a viewer who says, "I envy you.")
Do not be envious. That is unlawful. Allah makes envy unlawful in verses. It is unacceptable. The public regard it as acceptable. It is even regarded as a matter of honor. But envy is actually unlawful. "hasidin itha hasada" says Allah.
Hazrat Ali (pbuh) understood Rasulullah (pbuh) even as a child. While he was still a young child. But adult men of 60 or 70 were unable to do so. Hazrat Ali (pbuh) did not say, let a sheikh or someone else show me the path, so I can understand after that. He understood through clarity of mind. That is why Hazrat Mahdi (pbuh) is a test. Very few people will be able to identify Hazrat Mahdi (pbuh) at the beginning. There is no question of a sheikh identifying him. There is nothing like that in Islam.
People will be hugely excited when they hear that "Hazrat Mahdi (pbuh) has come." They will seek him everywhere, with all their might. You cannot just say, "So what?" If we were sitting at home and they told us that Hazrat Mahdi (pbuh) had just appeared, we would not just say, "That may be so. But it is of no interest to us. Let us get on with our own business." If such a thing happened, the owner of the house would let us know that Hazrat Mahdi (pbuh) had come. It would be a violation of reason, logic and good conscience for us to say that his coming is of no concern to us. We should immediately head to the scene.
Hazrat Mahdi (pbuh) is someone who is and will be rejected. He will be regarded by the Muslims of the time, by many people, as a deviant, as not being one of the believers. Because he will eliminate the sects.2012-04-05 10:32:48


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DETROIT - The preliminary exam for a homeowner accused of fatally shooting an alleged would-be home intruder has been postponed until later in the month.
The attorney for 31-year-old Tigh Croff said he would like more time to come up with material to defend the second-degree murder charge against him.
Croff was charged after being accused of killing Herbert Silas on Dec. 28.
Police said at 12:30 a.m., Croff began chasing two men he found standing in his back yard on the city's east side.
One of the men ran away, but 53-year-old Silas, of Detroit, turned around and had a verbal exchange with Croff, who then shot him.
Croff told police he had been robbed three times the week of the shooting, and felt he was acting in self-defense.
But a Wayne County assistant prosecutor argued in court Monday against Croff?s self defense claim.
?By the time he was shot, this man had his hands up in the air and had surrendered," the assistant prosecutor said. "The defendant, the evidence will show, said, 'You?re going to die today.'"
Croff has since lost his job as a security guard but retained his license to carry a firearm.
He is out on bond, but wearing a court-ordered tether.
?His parents are here. He has a substantial family. He?s 31 years old and never been arrested before this particular case,? Croff?s attorney said in court Monday.
A neighbor who did not want to be identified told Local 4 about hearing a number of gunshots the day of the shooting.
"When I heard the one bullet, it was like behind my house and then when I heard the other three, it was like right here in front of my house," the neighbor said.
The accused's mother, Marilyn Croff, expressed her sympathy to the family of the shooting victim.
"I apologize to the family that this happened to. Me and my family are deeply saddened by all this," Croff said.
But Marilyn Croff said she is struggling to cope with the fact her son is facing murder charges.
"He turned his life around. He has two kids. That's my son and I love my son," she said.
Croff is scheduled to be in court again on Jan. 27.
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Buehrle hurt by homers, while bats can't get on track
In first season with Blue Jays, veteran left-hander yet to find groove
TORONTO -- Mark Buehrle continues to struggle with his new team.
Despite being one of the game's most consistent pitchers for more than a decade, the 34-year-old left-hander -- like his team -- can't seem to find his groove.
Buehrle allowed five earned runs in 6 2/3 innings, and was the opposite of his Boston counterpart as the Blue Jays fell, 10-1, on Wednesday night at Rogers Centre.
"The pitches he left up, they hit him," Toronto catcher J.P. Arencibia said.
The biggest concern about Buehrle's recent outings continues to be the long ball. For the second straight start, the former White Sox and Marlins left-hander allowed three home runs, accounting for most of the damage.
A veteran of 402 starts, Buehrle gave up three homers for the 16th time in his career and only the third time since 2010.
"The home runs were the difference," Toronto manager John Gibbons said. "He made a couple of mistakes and they hit it out of the ballpark."
Even more concerning for the Blue Jays may be how their No. 3 pitcher has fared against the American League East in recent years. In the last four seasons, Buehrle is 2-12 with a 5.12 ERA against Toronto's division foes, including an 0-2 record and a 5.68 ERA in three starts this season.
It was also the fourth time in six starts this season that the veteran allowed five or more runs.
"[The location] has been probably inconsistent for him, but he'll get that, he always has," Gibbons said. "He'll tighten that up, but that's the way he pitches. That's key for him."
"I have to make better pitches," Buehrle said. "[I] have to keep the ball down, execute pitches and stay low in the zone."
While Buehrle had his issues, Clay Buchholz was dominant for Boston.
Continuing his early-season success, Buchholz held Toronto to only two hits and struck out eight, while walking three, and faced four batters over the minimum over seven scoreless innings. The Blue Jays got only one runner past first while he was on the mound.
"Buchholz just never gave us anything to do [anything] with," Gibbons said.
After allowing a single to Toronto shortstop Munenori Kawasaki in the third, Buchholz retired 12 of the next 13 batters. By the time Toronto had recorded its second hit, Boston already held an 8-0 lead.
"[Buchholz was throwing] sinkers and cutters on both sides of the plate, mixing in different pitches," Arencibia said. "And then once you're on the defense, he was throwing strike one a lot today. I think that makes him a lot harder to hit."
The Red Sox right-hander is 6-0 with a 1.01 ERA, with 47 strikeouts in 44 2/3 innings. He's allowed only five earned runs in six starts.
"I'll try to ride the wave as long as it's there," Buchholz said.
What was impressive about this outing was that it came a night after the offense carried the Blue Jays against Red Sox ace Jon Lester, with multiple home runs and lots of hard-hit balls. There wasn't much of that from the home squad on this night.
Boston, however, seemed to be able to pick up right where it left off.
The Red Sox hit five home runs, almost all of them extremely deep.
It began in the second, when Red Sox shortstop Stephen Drew clubbed a 1-0 Buehrle fastball into the second deck in right field for a two-run home run. However, Buehrle acknowledged he made the biggest mistake to the batter before Drew.
"The one pitch I want back is the 2-1 pitch I hit [Will] Middlebrooks on," Buehrle said. "[I] put him on and [I give up] a two-run homer that changes the game right there, when you're going up against one of the best pitchers in baseball right now. I want that pitch back. I shouldn't even have faced Drew that inning."
The most powerful blow, however, came off the bat of Mike Napoli against reliever Esmil Rogers. Napoli's second home run of the game was mashed deep to left-center field, clearing the outfield patio and into the third-deck restaurant above it. That became the finishing blow for Boston, as it gave the visitors an eight-run lead.
Napoli went 3-for-4 with two home runs and four RBIs in the 11th multi-homer game of his career.
"We want to come back here," Arencibia said. "We want to win the series. ... This one's done with, and get ready for tomorrow."
Evan Peaslee is an associate reporter for MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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Again, this doesn't necessarily matter if the rewards of this revolution are spread equitably through society, but it obviously matters a lot if the owners of the robots – or the capital – monopolise all the wealth that they create.
Indeed, it can reasonably be argued that this is already happening, with inequality steeply on the rise in both advanced and developing economies.
And if you think about it, that's actually what did occur in the early stages of the industrial revolution, when an extreme divide developed between capital and labour.
None the less, society eventually managed to get through it, and the spoils of these productivity revolutions became more widely shared. Capitalism has repeatedly adapted to survive, and it will do so again. When societies don't, their leaders tend to be quite swiftly dispatched to the guillotine.


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Recent Achievements
Stanley Du
- Honorable Mention and Winners Concert Performance at the 18th Annual San Jose International Piano Competition
Stanley Du
- 1st place winner group A at the 22nd annual San Francisco Chopin Competition.
Riley Kong
- 2nd place winner group B at the 22nd annual San Francisco Chopin Competition.
Katherine Shi
- 3rd place winner group A at the 22nd annual San Francisco Chopin Competition.
Emily Tsai
- Honorable Mention group A at the 22nd annual San Francisco Chopin Competition.
2017 Riley Kong - Thera Rabinowitch Piano Competition 2nd Place Lower Division
2017 Annie Ping - Thera Rabinowitch Piano Competition 2nd Place Lower Division
2017 Crystal Cheng - Thera Rabinowitch Piano Competition 3rd Place Lower Division
2017 Riley Kong - CAPMT STATE FINALS Contemporary Music Competition 2nd Place Category B
2017 Annie Ping - CAPMT STATE FINALS Honors Music Competition Honorable Mention Category B
2017 Spencer Cha - 1st Alternate MTAC Concerto Solo Competition North Regional Concerto 1 Division
2017 Naomi Rockower - Honorable Mention MTAC Concerto Solo CompetitionNorth Regional Solo 1 Division
2017 Emily Tsai - Honorable Mention MTAC Concerto Solo CompetitionNorth Regional Solo1 Division
2017 Following students won in the online 1st edition of the International Competition for Young Instrumentalists: Best Bach Performance.
Benjamin Park - 1st Prize - Age Group II
Aaron Tu -2nd Prize - Age Group II
Riley Kong - 1st Prize - Age Group III
2017 Following students won 1st prize in the online 1st edition of the International Competition for Young Instrumentalists: Best Chopin Performance.
Jacob Rockower - Age Group II
Riley Kong - Age Group III
Crystal Cheng - Third Place American Protege International Piano and Strings Competition 2017 with a performance at Carnegie Hall
2017 25th Annual United States Open Music Competition
Naomi Rockower
Best Outstanding Gold Medalist Award
Showcase Piano Solo Junior D, 1st place
Xinran Shi Katherine Shi
Treasury of Baroque Composers Intermediate B, 2nd place
Treasury of Classical Composers Junior A, 2nd place
Showcase Piano Solo Preparatory, 2nd place
Jacob Rockower
Showcase Piano Solo Elementary A, 2nd place
Emily Tsai
Showcase Piano Solo Elementary B, 2nd place
Spencer Cha
Showcase Piano Solo Junior B, 2nd place
Open Piano Concerto Advanced, 3rd place
Sophia Cha
Treasury of Contemporary Composers Senior, 4th place
Spencer Cha & Sophia Cha
Showcase Piano Duo/Ensemble Intermediate, 3rd place
Stanley Du
Showcase Piano Solo Elementary A, 3rd place
Treasury of Romantic Composers Senior D, 3rd place
Crystal Cheng
Showcase Piano Solo Junior C, 3rd place
Peter Kudelin
Showcase Piano Solo Intermediate B, 3rd place
Caroline Liu
Treasury of Classical Composers Senior B, 3rd place
Aaron Tu
Treasury of Contemporary Composers Intermediate A, 4th place
Showcase Piano Solo Junior A, 4th place
Rohan Ramkumar
Treasury of Classical Composers Junior, 3rd place
Treasury of Romantic Composers Intermediate, 3rd place
Iris Yu
Treasury of Classical Composers Intermediate, 3rd place
Nicholas Meeker
Treasury of Romantic Composers Advanced, 4th place
2017 Marilyn Mindell Competition at Stanford
Spencer Cha Honorable Mention
2017 CAPMT Contemporary Music Competition
Jacob Rockower 1st place category A
Riley Kong 1st place category B
Naomi Rockower 2nd place category B
2017 CAPMT Honors Competition
Annie Ping 1st place Category B
Emily Tsai 2nd place Category A
Crystal Cheng Honorable mention Category B
All first place winners will have a chance to compete with other district winners at the 2017 CAPMT State Conference in Los Angeles on April 29
Sophia and Spencer Cha - Second Place (Junior Category)Piano Duo American Protege International Piano and Strings Competition 2017 with a performance at Carnegie Hall
Jacob Rockower - First Place American Protege International Piano and Strings Competition 2017 with a performance at Carnegie Hall
Naomi Rockower - First Place American Protege International Piano and Strings Competition 2017 with a performance at Carnegie Hall
Naomi Rockower - First Prize-Group II International Best Mozart Performance Competition Series
Jacob Rockower - Second Prize-Group II International Best Mozart Performance Competition Series
Riley Kong - Third Place Winner(Category B) 2017 CAPMT Concerto North Regional Competition
Spencer Cha- First Place Winner (Junior Category) of the American Protege International Competition of Romantic Music 2016 including a performance at Carnegie Hall
Riley Kong - Best Perfomance of Composition by Chinese Composer at the 2016 US International Music Competition
Emily Tsai - 3rd Place Group A at the 2016 US International Music Competition
Crystal Cheng - 1st Place 2016 Taiwan Competition
Jacob Rockower - 1st place winner group A at the 21st annual San Francisco Chopin Competition.
Emily Tsai - group A - Honorable mention at 21st annual San Francisco Chopin Competition.
Spencer Cha - Group B - Honorable mention at 21st annual San Francisco Chopin Competition.
Peter Kudelin - 1st place winner 2016 CAPMT State Conference Contemporary Music Competition.
Spencer Cha - 1st place winner 2016 CAPMT State Conference Honors Competition.
Spencer Cha - 2nd place 2016 CAPMT State Conference Concerto Competition.
Spencer Cha - 2016 CAPMT Concerto Competition 1st Place.
Annie Ping - 2016 CAPMT Concerto Competition, 2nd Place.
Sophia Cha - 2016 Junior Bach - Finalist.
Peter Kudelin - 2016 Marilyn Mindell piano competition of the Peninsula symphony, Winner (Junior division)
Crystal Cheng - 2016 USOMC 2nd place Treasury of Contemporary Music, Intermediate.
Katherine Shi - 2016 USOMC 2nd place Treasury of Romantic Music, Junior.
Katherine Shi -2016 USOMC 4th place Treasury of Baroque, Junior.
Annie Ping - 2016 USOMC 2nd place Open Solo 8B
Annie Ping -2016 USOMC 3rd place open Solo 8A
Ryan Wang - 2016 USOMC 3rd place Treasury of Romantic Music, Advance.
Emily Tsai - 2016 USOMC 3rd place Showcase Solo, Junior.
Reily Kong -2016 USOMC 3rd place Open Solo 8B.
Reily Kong - 2016 USOMC 3rd place Showcase Solo, Intermediate.
Spencer Cha, 1st place winner, and Riley Kong, 1st place alternate winner, at 2016 CAPMT Honors Competition, Category A (age 12 and under).
Peter Kudelin, 1st place winner, at 2016 CAPMT Contemporary Music Competition, Category B (age 13-15).
Munan Cheng and Ryan Wang, 3rd Place Winners at the 2015 San Jose International Piano Competition, Young Musician Category.
Munan Cheng, 1st Place Winner and Ryan Wang, 2nd Place Winner at United States International Music Competition (CMTANC), Group B, Piano.
Annie Ping, Winner at CPYO(California Philharmonic Youth Orchestra) Solo competition for 2015-2016. Invitation to perform with CPYO in Dec, 2015.
Spencer Cha, 1st Alternate Winner, at the 2015 MTAC piano solo competition, northern CA division 1
Naomi and Jacob Rockower, won gold at 2015 Golden Key International Musical Festival, invitation to perform at the Carnegie Hall in June, 2015
Our 2015 USOMC Winners:   Nicholas Meeker,  Ryan Wang,  Spencer Cha,  Peter Kudelin,   Sophia Cha,  Riley Kong,  Munan Cheng,  Jacob Rockower,  Naomi Rockower,  Annie Ping,   Amy Zhou,  Emily Tsai,   Sofia Guo,   Daniel Xie
2015 The American Protege International Piano and Strings Competition, Young Musicians Category(6-10 years)
  Jacob Rockower-2nd place
  Naomi Rockower-2nd place
  Invitation to perform at Carnegie Hall
2015 State CAPMT Final Results
Jacob Rockower-1st place, Contemporary A
Munan Cheng-2nd place, Honors A
Naomi Rockower-2nd place, Honors B
2014 CAPMT District II Honors Audition
Category A (Age 7 & under)
  Munan Cheng - Winner
  Jacob Rockower - Alternate
  Angelina Wong - Honorable Mention
Category B (Ages 8Г±9)
  Naomi Rockower - Winner
2014 CAPMT District II Contemporary Audition
Category A (Age 7 & under)
  Jacob Rockower - Winner
  Angelina Wong - Alternate
Emily Tsai and Dolsey Lin (Ellen Sarkisian's students) - Ribbons for receiving highest scores in Autumn Festival, Nov 23, 2014
Daniel Xie (Dr. Lundtvedt's student) - 2nd place winner, Open Legacy Music Competition, San Carlos, CA
Peter Kudelin - 2nd place winner, division I, MTAC state final solo competition, Los Angeles, CA
Spencer Cha - 1st place winner @First age category in the 2014 19th Annual Chopin Competition hosted by Chopin Foundation SF
Winners at 2014 Thera Rabinowitch Memorial Competition
Peter Kudelin - 1st place, Jr Division
Students selected to perform at the 2014 MTAC Palo Alto Branch Honors Recitals
Frederick Nitta, Jerry Qian, Rachel Zhou, and Andrew Chan
Peter Kudelin, winner at 2014 MTAC Piano Solo Competition Northern Regional Division I.
Andrew Chan, winner of Junior Bach Festival 2014.
USOMC 2014 winners:
Munan Cheng - Outstanding Gold Medalist.
Jerry Qian- Outstanding Gold Medalist.
Sophia Cha, student of Dr. Lundvedt, received 3RD place award for intermediate division at the 2014 Music Legacy Open Competition sponsored by Bay Area Music Association.
Ean Bennett, student of Dr. Lundtvedt, received 3RD place award for intermediate division at the 2014 Music Legacy Open Competition sponsored by Bay Area Music Association.
Spencer Cha received a 1ST Alternate award at the CAPMT Contemporary Piano Competition.
Miyabi Kadowaki won 1ST PLACE in 2013 the Aloha International Competition.
Miyabi Kadowaki won 3RD PLACE in the 18th annual San Francisco Chopin Competition for young musicians.
Mia Kao (student of Ellen Sarkisian) was placed Honorable Mention in CMTAC international Youth Competition.
Jerry Qian is a winner of 2013 Terra Rabinowitch Competition - 1 PLACE.
Andrew Chan was awarded Honorable Mention in 2013 Terra Rabinowitch Competition.
Andrew Chan was awarded Honorable Mention in 2013 Young Pianist Beethoven Competition.
Miyabi Kadowaki is a Winner of 2013 Junior Bach Auditions. Miyabi will perform at the Winners Concert at St. Bede's Episcopal Church, 2650 Sand Hill Rd., Menlo Park on March 22, 2013 at 4:30pm
Winners of 2013 USOMC (United States Open Music Competition)
Jerry Qian - 1 PLACE Showcase Solo Intermidiate. Jerry was also awarded with an "Outstanding Gold Medalist Award"
Peter Kudelin - 2 PLACE Showcase Solo Junior
Frederick Nitta - 2 PLACE Showcase Solo Junior and 2 PLACE Open Concerto
Brian Chan (student of Natalia Borodulin) - 3 PLACE Showcase Solo Junior
Rachel Zhao (student of Natalia Borodulin) - 3 PLACE Showcase Solo Inremidiate
Mia Kao (student of Ellen Sarkisian) - 3 PLACE Open Solo 3
Nathaniel Liu received 1ST place in the Audition at Joyful Melody School. He was also selected to receive the Judge's award for his performance.
Frederick Nita received an Honorable Mention in CAPMT Honors competition
Andrew Chan was the 1st place winner in the "American Protege Competition" both Romantic and Contemporary category.
Jessica Li won the 1ST PLACE in 2012 Aloha International Piano Competition.
Andrew Chan received Honorable Mention in 2012 CMTANC Competition - Advanced Category.
Jessica Li - 2ND PLACE in International Russian Music Piano Competition! She performed in the Winners Concert on June 10th at Le Petit Trianon, 72 North 5th Street, San Jose.
Winners of 2012 Annual MTAC Palo Alto Branch Thera Rabinowitch Competition: Douglas Yao - 2ND PLACE in Seniors' Miranda Shum - 3RD PLACE in Juniors' Paulomi Bhattachurya - HONORABLE MENTION in Seniors'
Catherine Huang was awarded 3RD PLACE in 2012 Pacifical Society Competition.
Douglas Yao and Andrew Chan were the winners of Panel Honors Competition.
Mia Kao (student of Ellen Sarkisian) - winner of the US Open Music Competition! Treasury of Romantic Preparatory- 1st place; Open Solo 1C- 3rd place.
Catherine Huang - Finalist in 2012 Pacific Musical Society Competition!
Andrew Chan and Douglas Yao - Panel Finalists!
Winners of 2012 US Open Music Competition:
Jessica Li - 2nd place - Showcase Solo - Elementary
Catherine Huang - 3rd place - Showcase Junior
Nina Zhao - 4th place - Showcase Junior
Miranda Shum - 3rd place Treasury of Romantic - Senior
Douglas Yao won the 1st place in 2012 CAPMT State Honors Audition and the 2nd place in 2012 CAPMT State Contemporary Music Competition.
Jessica Li got Honorable Mention in 2012 CAPMT State Honors Audition.
Andrew Chan! It is with great pleasure that we would like to inform you on behalf of the AADGT "Passion of Music 2012" Festival Committee that you have been awarded Third Prize and Honorable Mention Diploma.
Catherine Huang winner of 2012 Junior Bach Audition!
Andrew Chan has been chosen as a Second Place Winner of the American Protege International Piano and Strings Competition 2012.
He will perform Gargoyles op.29 #4 by Liebermann at the Winners Concert on Sunday, April 8, 2012 at Weill Auditorium of Carnegie Hall, New York.
Students of Natalia Borodulin Arthur Dvorkin and Talia Beyer won Golden Trophy in Music Legacy Winter Festival sponsored by Bay Area Music Association
Miranda Shum received Honorable mention in 2011 CAPMT Concerto Competition
Winners of the CAPMT Honors Audition 2011!
Jessica Li - 1ST place (Junior)
Brian Chen - 3RD place (Junior)
Douglas Yao - 1ST place (Advanced)
Douglas Yao!! - 1st place CAPMT Contemporary Competition, District II. Douglas will compete at the state level at CAPMT Conference on February 17, 2011
Winners of 2011 CMTANC Youth Music Competition!
Jessica Li - 1st place; Brian Chen - 3rd place and Best Performer of Chinese composer piece
Winners of 2011 Chopin Competition (San Francisco Conservatory)!
Catherine Huang - 3rd place
Douglas Yao - Honorable mention
Charles Ye was awarded an Honorable Mention at 2011 Annual East Bay Music Festival
Douglas Yao got an Honorable Mention (Division Solo II) at 2011 MTAC Solo Competition
Arthur Dvorkin student of Natalia Borodulin placed as Honorable Mention in 2011; MTAC, San Francisco Branch Competition.
Winners of 2011 Thera Rabinovich Competition:
Miranda Shum - Junior High Division, 2ND PLACE;
Douglas Yao - High School Division, 3RD PLACE
Winners of Menuhin-Dowling Competition held on Sunday, March 20th, 2011 at the Nueva Music School in Hillsboro: Miranda Shum-1st place (age 11-12)
Catherine Huang-3rd place (age 9-10)
Jady Wei - 3rd place (age 13-14)
Congratulations to Andrew Chan!
2011 US Open Music Competition Winners
Jady Wei - Winner of 2011 Junior Bach competition.
About School
Lena Grozman Piano School was established in 1985 in the San Francisco Bay area. It provides progressive classical piano instruction to serious music students and has produced numerous winners of state, national and international competitions. The School offers students the opportunity to participate in the Certificate of Merit Program through the MTAC (Music Teachers Association of California). These annual exams include evaluations of performance, sight-reading, technique, theory and ear-training. Throughout the years, numerous students have been selected by the judges of the Certificate of Merit Program to perform at the State Conventions. Many outstanding students participate and win various competitions not only locally but nationwide and internationally with a number of them being invited to perform at Carnegie Hall in New York. The school provides many opportunities for students to participate in a variety of programs, such as recitals, competitions, workshops, master classes and auditions, associated with various music organizations in the Bay Area such as, CAPT (California Association of Professional Music Teachers), Steinway Society of Bay Area, San Francisco Conservatory of Music, Chopin Foundation, etc.
Lena Grozman Piano School provides an enthusiastic, creative and enjoyable environment for young musicians to develop their talent and to keep the wonderful art of classical music alive. Many of Lena's students have chosen music as their professional career. Often piano teachers have come to observe Lena's private lessons to learn about her teaching methods.


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Environment Secretary Owen Paterson will fly to Brussels for a horse meat summit - after two British processing plants were raided and shut down as part of the inquiry into the scandal.
The Food Standards Agency (FAS), accompanied by police, swooped on a slaughterhouse and a meat manufacturer after apparently uncovering "a blatant misleading of consumers".
Peter Boddy slaughterhouse in Todmorden, West Yorkshire, and meat processing plant Farmbox Meats at Llandre in Aberystwyth, west Wales, had records seized and were temporarily shut down pending the outcome of investigations into claims they supplied and used horse carcasses in burgers and kebabs.
The FSA said it had "detained" all meat found at the premises and seized paperwork and customer lists from the two companies. The news comes as Waitrose announced it has withdrawn its beef Essential British Frozen Meatballs after pork was bound in two batches.
Until now, meat linked to the scandal is thought to have come from suppliers in Europe, but for the first time it appears the contamination may also stem from British premises.
Andrew Rhodes, FSA director of operations, said: "I ordered an audit of all horse producing abattoirs in the UK after this issue first arose last month and I was shocked to uncover what appears to be a blatant misleading of consumers. I have suspended both plants immediately while our investigations continue."
Environment Secretary Owen Paterson will later travel to Brussels to discuss the scandal with counterparts in EU countries. He said: "This is absolutely shocking. It's totally unacceptable if any business in the UK is defrauding the public by passing off horse meat as beef. I expect the full force of the law to be brought down on anyone involved in this kind of activity."
Slaughterhouse owner Peter Boddy said he would co-operate with FSA officers and claimed they had not "raided" his Todmorden premises. He told ITV: "It was not a raid - they are welcome to visit whenever they want, they just wanted to see my records which I will be showing them."
The Welsh Government minister for agriculture, Alun Davies, said: "Integrity and trust are essential in the food chain. I would be appalled if these allegations are proven. The Welsh Government is working closely with the Department for the Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (Defra) and the FSA to ensure this matter is dealt with swiftly and decisively."
The raids came as Mr Paterson met representatives of the Institute of Grocery Distribution, which represents food retailers and suppliers, to discuss plans for a new regime of quarterly testing of products. Results of tests into the extent of contamination of beef products are expected on Friday.


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I love going to quiet New England inns, particularly those dating back a couple of hundred years. I like the wide board floors, the brick fireplaces and the sense of permanence that comes with time.
Inns are such a contrast to the chain motels that have sprung up to serve travellers on the interstate highways, although many old inns originally served the same population: hungry travellers (albeit arriving on horseback) in search of a good meal and a comfortable place to sleep.
For me, the most important aspect of an inn is the dining room or pub. I look for inns that serve great food and have a nice atmosphere while keeping prices reasonable (complete meals for two with exquisite food, a glass of wine each and a shared dessert for about $100).
I recently had meals in three New England inns that met all my criteria -- and each inn is less than a day's drive from the Ontario-U.S. border.
The Norwich Inn, Norwich, Vt.
THE Norwich Inn was built in 1797 by Col. Jasper Murdock, a graduate of the then newly chartered Dartmouth College that is now one of the seven colleges in the prestigious Ivy League. Dartmouth is just three kilometres away across the Connecticut River in Hanover, N.H., and offers a variety of cultural and sporting opportunities.
The original building burned down in 1889 (foul play was suspected, but no ghosts have been reported), but rebuilt immediately in the Victorian style of the day. During the Prohibition of the 1920s, the owner, Ma Walker, is said to have kept alive the tradition of serving liquor by selling bootleg whisky out of the basement.
A key renovation, in my opinion, was made in 2003 when the inn transformed a historic barn into a microbrewery that produces fine beer and ales -- which are pumped through pipes under the parking lot directly to the pub.
The Norwich Inn prides itself in using local ingredients and making everything from scratch. I knew the Norwich Inn smokes its own meats and seafood, but I was amazed when I was offered their own homemade ketchup for my fries. They also offer a less expensive pub menu that is available in the main dining room and outdoors on the veranda, too.
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Inn at Weathersfield, Weathersfield, Vt.
Our next meal was at the Inn at Weathersfield. It was built in 1792, but has been an inn only since the 1970s (it was a private residence before that). Fodor's Guides cited the inn as the best restaurant in Vermont in 2010, and Bon Appetit magazine cited it as one of the Hot 10 Culinary Inns in America.
My companion and I ate a leisurely -- and delicious -- dinner on the veranda, watching the clouds turn the pinks and purples of a Maxfield Parrish print. Parrish, once the most popular artist in America, was from nearby Cornish, N.H., (home to a small national park at the home of sculptor Augustus Saint-Gaudens). The atmosphere was conducive to talk, and we found ourselves chatting with other diners after the meal as we settled in near a central fire pit with a cheery blaze.
"What we serve is what is grown in the community," innkeeper Jane Sandleman says.
And she believes their support of the farms in the area has made a real difference. For example, she said they commit to buying all their veal from nearby Jersey Girls Dairy -- allowing a small dairy to profit from the male calves of the dairy herd (which are usually a loss). Cheese, meats, veggies -- all are local. A blackboard in the dining room lists all the farms that have contributed to each night's meal.
Their blueberries come from Green Dragon Farm, which is only a few miles away, in the shadow of Mount Ascutney, which has several challenging hiking trails to the top of the 958-metre peak.
Mount Ascutney is a launching point for hang-gliders (there is a road you can drive on to the top and an observation tower once you get there.)
Home Hill Inn, Plainfield, N.H.
Our third meal was at Home Hill Inn, which sits on 25 acres of horse field and open woodlands near the Connecticut River. The core of the inn is a stately brick Federal-style building built in 1818 on a site granted by King George in 1763, though the original building burned down.
Surrounding the inn are several guest cottages, a clay tennis court, a bocce court and a heated lap pool for swimmers who might be daunted by spring and fall water temperatures. Snowshoes and bikes are available to guests at no cost.
Home Hill Inn has become a destination wedding site for guests who want a private and luxurious experience. The inn closes to other guests when hosting a wedding, focusing on the needs of the bridal party. Unlike many inns, most of the furnishings are real antiques.
Like chefs at other inns we visited, chef Peter Varkonyi believes local food is fresher and tastier than food transported across the country. To that end, he collaborated with a pair of area garden designers to create a distinctive organic vegetable garden that consists of 24 large raised beds growing a little of everything from A (artichokes) to Z (zucchini).
Guests are encouraged to walk through the garden and sample the herbs or cherry tomatoes and chat with the gardeners.
Home Hill offers dining in the pub, the main dining room and, weather permitting, on the patio. The 14-foot-high ceilings of the main dining room help to create a quiet and luxurious eating experience.
While waiting for dinner we took our wine and strolled around the manicured lawns and met Sleepy and Nicky, two glossy thoroughbreds that poked their noses over the fence and demanded carrots.
As far as I know, George Washington never spent a night at one of these fine inns. But if he had, he wouldn't have been treated to the air conditioning nor the enjoyed the high-speed Internet connection these inns offer. But the dining rooms would have looked about the same, and the fine meals made from local organic ingredients might have been just as good.
Henry Homeyer is a garden and travel writer who lives in Cornish Flat, N.H. See his website at www.Gardening-Guy.com.
The Norwich Inn
Where: 325 Main St., Norwich, Vt.
Size: There are 38 rooms.
Cost: In summer, rooms range in price from $139 to $209 (all prices in U.S. dollars) for two persons during the week, and $159 to $229 on weekends.
Pets: Are an additional $35.
Contacts: 1-802-649-1143 or www.norwichinn.com
The Inn at Weathersfield
Where: 1342 Route 106, Perkinsville, Vt.
Size: There are 11 rooms.
Cost: Summer prices range in price from $139 to $239 for two persons during the week and $159 to $269 on weekends. Deluxe rooms may require a two-night stay.
Pets: Not allowed.
Contacts: 1-802-263-9217 or www.weathersfieldinn.com
Home Hill Inn
Where: 703 River Rd., Plainfield, N.H.
Size: There are 11 rooms.
Cost: Summer prices range in price from $160 to $260 for two people.
Pets: Not allowed.
Contacts: 1-603-675-6165 or www.homehillinn.com
1. The Norwich Inn Norwich, Vt.
The inn's historic barn was converted to a microbrewery -- beer is pumped into the pub.
2. Inn at Weathersfield Weathersfield, Vt.
Bon Appetit recently cited this spot as one of the Hot 10 Culinary Inns in America.
3. Home Hill Inn Plainfield, N.H.
You can stroll among 24 raised beds that grow all kinds of organic vegetables.
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It was just about two years ago that filmmaker Kevin Smith threw a fit on Twitter after being declared too fat to fly. He was mad because Southwest felt like his girth required him to purchase two airline seat tickets. And a lot of people felt that it was unfair that airlines require the obese to purchase two seats.


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One and four is the not the end of a football season, and a win in B.C. next Monday against the Lions would put out a lot of fires that are close to forcing evacuations in Winnipeg. That being said, 1-4 IS the time to take a candid look at your football team and to decide what single change would result in the biggest improvement.
Having been on my fair share of good and bad teams, the hypothetical I always play out to determine the source of the problem is to imagine switching systems with a successful team. If your team's fortunes would change if the players had a different game plan, it is not a talent issue, it is a problem with the schemes and coaching. If the team would not benefit even if the players were being coached by Bill Belichick of the dynastic New England Patriots, then it is a talent issue. Since many of us got to witness first-hand the performance of a good team on Friday -- the Calgary Stampeders -- the comparison is there to be made. So would the 2013 edition of the Winnipeg Blue Bombers be 1-4 if they were coached by John Hufnagel and Co. in the systems the Stampeder players are using so effectively? Or would they continue to struggle and plod along, seemingly regressing as the season continues?
Fresh off a runner-up result in the 2012 Grey Cup, the Stampeders look deeper than the Marianas Trench at quarterback. They went to the Grey Cup on the back of their second-string QB. Their third-string pivot, making his first-ever start last week against the Bombers, missed on only four passes in 33 attempts, scored three touchdowns and threw for 376 yards. Is Bo Levi Mitchell, the Stampeders' third option, really that much better than Winnipeg's first two options? Or is he merely a byproduct of Huf and Dave Dickenson, the Stamps' offensive co-ordinator?
Before we get to that, looking at the rest of these two offences -- my primary area of concern when it comes to the Bombers -- they don't appear miles apart.
The Calgary offensive line that held the league-leading sack-getters to only one QB kill has a whopping total of one all-star on it and two CFL rookies. The Winnipeg offensive line also has a multiple all-star on it in Glenn January and no rookies, so you would think the lines would be somewhat comparable.
When you look at the receivers Calgary used Friday night, only Nik Lewis is of all-star calibre, with just one more all-CFL recognition than Terrence Edwards. Looking at their other starting receivers, Hawthorne is a CFL rookie, Sinopoli is playing receiver for the first time in his career, and the Bombers let backup Greg Carr walk and bounce around the league a long time ago before he resurfaced in Calgary and exacted some revenge.
At running back, Jon Cornish is a bona fide superstar in the CFL, but is he really that much more capable than Chad Simpson, who had three years of spot duty in the NFL before he arrived on our doorstep? Those who consider the NFL the holy grail of professional football talent would have to put Simpson on comparable terms with Cornish simply because of his resum©.
So a comparative analysis between the assets of these two offences tells us the only glaring disparity is at quarterback, but we couldn't have realized that until we saw both Bo Levi Mitchell and Justin Goltz start for the first time.
Even with this apparent critical difference in inherent talent at pivot, you have to look at how the Stampeders and Bombers differed in their game plans in accommodating the first starts of these QBs.
Calgary didn't ask much of Bo Levi Mitchell at the start. They began with a series of quick passes and a steady diet of Cornish so Bo Levi could gain confidence, get some momentum and get into a rhythm. On the Bombers' first possession, they swung for the fences on second-and-medium and trotted off the field for the first of what would be too many two-and-outs.
Running backs can take the pressure off new quarterbacks, and Jon Cornish had 22 total touches for the Stamps, while Chad Simpson had 16. Simpson actually had a higher per-carry average than Cornish on this night, but you wouldn't have noticed it because the Bombers held the ball for almost an entire quarter less.
It is true the defence has fallen off lately, and it is true they rarely, if ever, blitzed a QB during his first start -- an indictable offence under most football laws. Yet if there has been one consistent thing about the Bombers this year, it's that the offence has faltered and underachieved.
After a closer look at the offensive personnel Calgary has ridden to its 4-1 record, it is obvious the greatest inequality between these two teams is the system they find themselves in.
Doug Brown, once a hard-hitting defensive lineman and frequently a hard-hitting columnist, appears Tuesdays and the days following game days in the Free Press.
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— In early July members of Boy Scout Troop 224 traveled to Lake
Nippising in the Canadian province of Ontario. Native Americans call the
special visitors to their area "voyagers." It is the eighth trip the
scouts have made to this area.
The scouts made the trip to the
area to travel down the upper French River to take part in a 65 or 80
mile down the river. Twenty-three scouts and 20 adult volunteers took
the trip.
The scouts were divided in to three crews. One crew took
the 65-mile journey and the two other crews took the 75-80 mile trip
down on the French River. Crew leaders were Zack Buckland, Cody Sheets,
Daniel Ketner and Nick Fenbert, all Eagle Scouts. All of the crew
leaders had taken the trip before.
"Many times the adult
volunteers looked up to the crew leaders because of the experience they
had," said Scout Master Scott Ketner. "Especially the adults who had
never taken the trip before.
Ketner said they have been planning for the trip for nearly a year with each leader 'taking a piece of the pie' in the planning.
of the parents and scout leaders did something to make this trip
happen," Ketner said. He gave special thanks to Karl and Lynne Hirzel
who went along as adult volunteers. He said Karl has been on many of
these trips before. "We always appreciate his organizational skills and
the use of his trailer to haul many of the canoes."
"It is a very
challenging week for the boys," Ketner said. In addition to learning to
depend on each other the scouts also learn how to work as a team, On the
trip the scouts and adults use MRE (Meals Ready to Eat) and bring along
a water filtration system. They also do fishing and clean and cook
their own fish.
The trip also includes going through rapids, learning to body surf, and cliff jumping.
"They don't have to do these things, but it is offered as a challenge for the scouts," Ketner said.
learn to work together on the trip. Everyone pitches in together to
survive." Ketner said the crew often burn their duty rosters a few days
into the trip when they understand how the team effort is required.
Modern conveniences including flush toilets, electronics, and cell phones are not part of the canoe trip.
of the crews had one day during their trip down the French River when
they returned to the Marina for a full meal. The meal included turkey,
potatoes, dressing and vegetables.
On the last day the scouts held a "Pirate War" using their canoes.
"I love to see how the boys mature and learn during the trip," Ketner said. "In many ways they grow from boys into men.
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Have to assume this Andy Martino story speculating about moving Jason Bay to center field is merely an homage to Howard Johnson, the Met whose move to center field was almost as ill-advised.
Let's assume for the sake of argument that Jason Bay could be a league-average defensive center fielder. I find that hard to believe, since he's been, by most accounts, a below-average left fielder for years now. But let's just pretend for a second.
Well, Jason Bay has an 81 OPS+ this year. Among center fielders that qualify for the 2011 batting title, and there are 19 of them, Bay would trail 18. The only guy he beats is Alex Rios, whose OPS+ of 54 is historically bad for the position.
The only thing Jason Bay does this year at a respectable rate is hit lefties- and that .878 OPS is buttressed by a likely unsustainable batting average on balls in play of .393. So the only real argument for Bay from a 2012 standpoint on the field is as a platoon partner for Lucas Duda in left field. There's a non-zero chance Bay out-hits Duda against lefties. And if the Mets are paying him $16 million either way, you know, why not?
But an outfield of Murphy in left (who, by the way, displayed not the slightest aptitude at the position), Bay in center and Duda in right would have to be the worst defensive outfield the Mets put on the field since- well, maybe this. Bobby Bonilla in right, HoJo in center, Chico Walker in left- can that be topped?
As long as Angel Pagan is an option to return, we won't find out.


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UF-Georgetown canceled at halftime
Published: Saturday, November 10, 2012 at 5:46 p.m.
Last Modified: Saturday, November 10, 2012 at 5:46 p.m.
JACKSONVILLE - Florida's 2012-13 men's basketball season started in unusual fashion Friday night.
The Gators played Georgetown on the deck of the amphibious carrier USS Bataan at Naval Station Mayport. But they only managed to squeeze in half the game.
With Florida leading 27-23 at halftime, the game was called off because the court became too wet from condensation.
Earlier in the evening, the game between Ohio State and Marquette on the USS Yorktown in Charleston, S.C. had been canceled before it began for the same reason.
The Florida-Georgetown game will not count and will not be made up.
The game was to be UF's first outdoor basketball game dating back to the 1950s, according to former Florida center and UF basketball historian Bill Koss, who said players from that era used to practice outside at the Waldo Road courts.
Volunteers had mopped the floor prior to the game to deal with any condensation issues. The cancellation came after players returned to the floor for the second half.
The sellout crowd of 3,800 included Florida Gov. Rick Scott and Secretary of Navy Ray Mabus.
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Fingers: Pinky Finger Pain
I have pain and swelling on the joint at the base of my pinky. The pain is point specific to the palm side. It hurts to bend or straighten. Grasping (steering wheel, ski pole) hurts a lot, seemingly more from contact than bending.
Have I avulsed something? I have no recollection of anything sudden. Lingering in my mind was a big sideways deadpoint from a slot-shaped hold about a week ago. There was no immediate pain or irritation. I would climb, notice a bit of soreness the next (rest) day, lather, rinse and repeat. Yesterday I woke up to extreme pain, swelling at that joint, and with the complete inability to make a fist. This all started about a week ago. And now, 36 hours after it peaked, it's all gone!
Lisa Hathaway | Moab, Utah
That is a strange one, Lisa. I think I would have a better chance at understanding baseball.
An avulsion injury is unlikely. They go off like a U.S. peace-keeping rocket launcher -- BANG -- sudden detachment, exploding pain and an inability to move.
Tuesday night Fight Club must have been disappointing if you couldn't make a fist; I'm sure you are still a weapon even with only one bazooka. Clearly, it was transient inflammation of some genre causing the restriction. It smacks of a cyst given the location and evanescent nature, though the particularly sudden resolution is a little odd.
An inflammatory arthritis, neuritis, a sting? I'm clutching at straws here in the vague hope of a needle stick injury.
If I were pressed for a diagnosis I would say appearances are vaguely consistent with a cyst. And since it's gone I can't be proven wrong. Perfect.
I wouldn't worry about it. CLIMB ON! If it returns, procure an ultrasound and x-ray. That'll be $5,000.
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Tutko appeared in 11 games out of the bullpen for the Lions…Totaled 13.1 innings of work…Struck out seven batters…Allowed just five walks…Allowed no runs in 6-of-11 games…Collected a season-high two strikeouts at Barry (03/04/11).
Tutko was a solid reliever for the lions as a junior...He appeared in 17 games pitching a total of 23.2 innings including 14 strike outs…His best outing came in a conference game against Florida Tech (04/24/10) where he pitched 2.2 innings surrendering two hits while striking out two and giving up no earned runs.
Tutko appeared in 11 games on the mound as a sophomore for the Lions…He finished the season with a 1-0 record, one save and a team-leading 5.02 ERA…Turtko pitched 14.1 innings of relief, allowing eight earned runs and striking out three batters…Opponents hit just .269 against him while allowing only two extra-base hits all season…He allowed zero earned runs in six of his appearances…His first appearance for the Lions came in a non-conference game against Eckerd (02/12/09)…In his best outing of the year, Tutko allowed just one hit and no runs in 2.0 innings of relief against Assumption (03/11/09)...He also collected the first save of his career in a 12-9 victory over Webber (04/29/09).
Attended King High School...Tutko received the Pride award and the Leadership award while at King…He also received the Lions' Pride Award for his academic success…Was the recipient of the Tim Crews Memorial Award.
Born on November 7 in Tampa, Fla…Sport Business major…His hobbies include playing baseball and working out…His career goal is to work in a Major League Baseball organization…Believes leaderships is his best asset to the team abilities…Names James Shields as his favorite athlete...Names the Tampa Bay Rays as his favorite team…Chose Saint Leo because of the great education and the baseball program…Son of John and Cindy Tutko.


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Ex-teacher convicted of pushing wife off cliff
The couple, Charles and Lisa Black, retired teachers from Kansas, had retired to the Maine coastal community of Camden.
The couple, Charles and Lisa Black, retired teachers from Kansas, had retired to the Maine coastal community of Camden.
Texas Governor Rick Perry sends National Guard troops to help patrol the border.
Ryan M. Pitts is the ninth living recipient of the highest U.S. decoration for battlefield valor for actions in Iraq and Afghanistan.
Raising beef for the American dinner table does far more damage to the environment than producing pork, poultry, eggs or dairy.
Their love of that nation led both to join the Israel Defense Forces and fight against Hamas in Gaza Strip, where they were killed on Sunday…
The two suspects arrested for aggravated burglary and aggravated kidnapping have been identified.
Two victims under the age of 18 reported being sexually battered by the suspect.
Police say they are also investigating claims by one of the teens that the trio had been terrorizing transients around Albuquerque for month…
Medical professionals from coast to coast have pointed out problems at the VA.
Police say a pregnant Michigan teenager was strangled and her boyfriend decapitated after apparently connecting with a stranger online for a…
The ads from a political action committee tied to the Senate Conservatives Fund also are mixing with the candidates' own statewide spots.
In New Orleans, discarded butts are being turned into something useful.
A road rage incident between a driver and a bicyclist ended with one man getting a notice to appear citation.
Due to the high temperatures, additional crews were called to the scene.
The resolution calls for a "full, thorough and independent international investigation."
Obama on Monday called for an immediate ceasefire.
The settlement is one of the largest settlements on record in the U.S. involving sexual misconduct by a physician.
Three teenagers accused of fatally beating two homeless men beyond recognition with cinderblocks.
Former Republican congresswoman Jan Meyers has formally endorsed Kansas Gov. Sam Brownback's re-election.
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There are 13 newly-discovered genealogy and family-history related blogs that we've located this week for a total of 873 genealogy blogs on our list! Remember to try and help out these new blogs by:
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Blog type: Genealogy vendor
Welcome to the Archives blog! Here we will provide information on website and collection updates, company announcements, perspectives on industry news, upcoming events, and more. Check back with us regularly to get the latest from Archives.com.
Baltimore Genealogy & History Examiner
Blog type: Maryland genealogy
Michael Hait is a professional genealogist, specializing in Maryland research, African-American genealogy, and Civil War records. Michael is the creator of THE FAMILY HISTORY RESEARCH TOOLKIT CD-ROM, published by Genealogical Publishing Co. in 2008. He currently serves as the instructor of a course in African-American genealogy for the National Institute of Genealogical Studies, and as the coordinator of the resource library for the Lowcountry Africana project, in addition to actively writing and lecturing on genealogical research topics. Visit his home page at http://www.haitfamilyresearch.com.
Bill's Genealogy Blog
Blog type: Canadian genealogy, Individual family history
Bill Buchanan is a long-time genealogy enthusiast, living at Onoway, Alberta, Canada. Main website: http://billbuchanan.co.cc
This blog will describe my experiences as I research my family history and help others.
Dixon Genealogy
Blog type: Individual family history
Dixon, Downey, Ellison, Keith & Sutherland Families
Family Tree Research
Blog type: Australian genealogy
It has now been over 20 years since I started researching my first family tree. Back in the 1980's most of my spare time was dedicated to visiting local libraries and sifting through endless files of paper records, viewing microfische and microfilm until my eyes bled.
Fast forward 20 years later and with the help of modern technology those searches that kept me out of the pubs and off the streets now take only a fraction of the time.
Gus's Genealogy Blog
Blog type: Individual family history
This blog covers my search for ancestors from around the world.
LaPorte County Genealogical Society
Blog type: Genealogical society, Indiana genealogy, Midwest genealogy
This blog exists to publicize meetings, events, and projects of the La Porte County (Indiana) Genealogical Society. Comments and queries are welcome as long as they pertain to genealogy in general, Indiana and La Porte County genealogy in particular.
For full information on the society, please visit our web site and consider joining or attending our meetings on the second Tuesday of each month. You can also browse our publications for sale.
Your blogging host is the LPCGS secretary, Harold Henderson, carrying out his constitutional responsibility to give notice of all meetings.
Many Roads
Blog type: Individual family history
Like each of you, we are the product of the long journey of our ancestors. All of us are joined together in the stream of humanity and love that makes us who we are.
The work and information contained on this site have evolved across the years into this format and represent a long family effort. Inspired and motivated by our predecessors' efforts, we archive, expand, communicate, and share our family history using today's web based technologies.
Me and My Ancestors
Blog type: Individual family history
Hi, It's ME, or Mary Elizabeth. I'm a wife to Richard and a mother to Kierra, Klint and Kinsen. I'm a daughter, a grand daughter many times over. I'm a sister, an aunt and I have many more roles. I'm getting interested in Genealogy and have a lot to learn.
Rose Hill Cemetery, Macon, Georgia
Blog type: Cemetery blogs, Georgia genealogy
Rose Hill Cemetery is located in Macon, Bibb County, Georgia. This example of a 19th century rural cemetery park was established in 1840 by Simri Rose. It is on the National Register of Historic Places and, yes, it's where Duane Allman is buried.
This is a geneablog about the tombstones of Rose Hill Cemetery, as well as the individuals they memorialize.
Socorro and the Beyond Graveyard Rabbit
Blog type: Cemetery blog; New Mexico genealogy
Searching cemeteries in Socorro County, New Mexico, and elsewhere, for gravesite of family and other interesting people.
The Genealogy Search
Blog type: Individual family history
The search for ancestors using techniques, ideas, and reasoning. Improving my genealogy skills and sharing skills with others. Hunting for ancestors Poundstone, Clark, Miottel, Skibbe, Durbin, and Logue families along with collateral lines.
Those Who Went Before
Blog type: Individual family history
I have so many stories in my head about my ancestors. I have been researching these people for many, many years. I have accumulated a large amount of data but I also have discovered and imagined their stories. This blog will be my vehicle to share their stories with others or just for myself.
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The Miss Gainesville & Miss Florida Gator Scholarship Pageant, official Miss America preliminaries, were held on March 16 at the Performing Arts Center at P.K. Yonge Developmental Research School. Each young lady received a scholarship and will represent Gainesville and the Gator Nation at the Miss Florida and Miss Florida's Outstanding Teen Pageant this July.
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Kevin Folta, a University of Florida associate professor and interim chair of the horticultural sciences department, recently received the 2013 Postdoc Mentoring Award, which recognizes and rewards excellence, innovation and effectiveness in the mentoring of postdoctoral associates and fellows. Folta mentors postdocs from the Plant Molecular and Cellular Biology Program and other UF campus departments. In addition to receiving a prize of $2,000, Folta will serve for two years on a postdoc mentoring committee to provide guidance to the Office of Postdoctoral Affairs.
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Fifteen Williston Elementary School students recently received awards in essay and art categories at the 27th annual Hoggetowne Medieval Faire.
Essay: Second place: Tyler Roberts, and Trinity Peacock.
2-D art: First place: Riley Battle. Second place: Katlynn Karwan and Adam Sistrunk.
3-D art: First place: Everett Warren and Taylor McDaniel. Second place: Bailey Francis, Anthony Griffith, Maclayne McGowan, and Tyler Roberts. Third place: Regan Sapp,Shannon Rockett, Hannah Piatt, Cameron Cuomo, and Carter Boyd.
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Third grade: Brady Ward, Samantha Flores, Shelby Shere, Kanysia Littles, Austin Fields, Bailey Francis and Xavior Couret.
Fourth grade: Shane Crawford, Carter Boyd, Trinity Peacock, Allison Liles, Aidan Chiperi, Breanna Bean, Veronica Collins and Cassidy Johnson.
Fifth grade: S.J. Rhonomus, Madison Reynolds, Stephanie Duyag, Isabella Adinolfi, Nayeli Gardea and Nadia Mendez.
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The garden is being recognized for providing fair wages and treatment and safe working conditions to its farm workers.
Food Justice Certification is the first social justice labeling program to launch in the U.S. and Canada; certified farms and businesses show compliance with rigorous standards, based on input from stakeholders in the food system.
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HOUSTON - A man accused of brutally killing his wife and beating his 13-year-old stepson appeared in a Houston courtroom, revealing more details about the attack.
Lawrence Clinton Chambers, 40, faced a judge for the first time on Wednesday. He is charged with murder and injury to a child.
According to court documents, the trouble began when 43-year-old Jemal Chambers charged at her husband with a knife.
"He had lost it and stabbed her, the witness said. The defendant couldn't remember what he did to the juvenile victim," a prosecutor read from the court document.
The court document stated that Chambers stabbed his wife more than 119 times before repeatedly beating his 13-year-old stepson with a skillet. The teen suffered serious trauma and cuts, and his face will be disfigured, doctors said. Most of Jemal Chambers' stab wounds were to the back of her head, according to an autopsy.
"The knife that was recovered at the scene was consistent with the stab wounds of the victims. There was also a shattered skillet consistent with the blunt force trauma at the scene," the prosecutor read.
Police believe Chambers attacked his stepson as the boy tried to save his mother's life.
On Monday, police said the woman's 14-year-old daughter found her mother dead and brother clinging to life in the family's home on Tidewater Drive in southwest Houston.
Chambers was taken into custody the same day without incident. He is currently being held without bond. He told the judge he plans to hire an attorney.
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