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Saturday Night Live's resident Weekend Update host Seth Meyers gave A-list fashionistas a run for their money at the CDA awards in NYC Monday night when he opened the ceremony wearing a sheer lace black dress.
"It was Anna Wintour's idea for me to wear Marc Jacobs' Met ball dress," the comedian, 38, told Vanity Fair at the event, referring to Vogue's famous editrix and the host of the annual event.
"I liked it a lot more than I thought I would once I put it on," he continued about his skin-baring number. "You know, this is a fashion night. I feel like this is a room that appreciates people who take chances with the way they dress, and I felt very supportive."
Jacobs first stepped out in the racy, knee-length look at the annual Met Gala in NYC on May 7. Meyers further copied the designer's ensemble from that evening by sporting similar white boxers and black, Pilgrim-inspired loafers.


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|COL Arthur Bottorff
Training Academy, Indiana Guard Reserve, provides an outstanding educational institution for the IGR and the State of Indiana. Training Academy cultivates excellent leadership characteristics and provides professional development and military training. Training Academy develops leaders by instilling qualities of physical, mental and spiritual strength.
Training Academy offers six programs of instruction to enhance the education and performance of members of the Indiana Guard Reserve. These programs of instruction include:
Course Descriptions
Basic Training Academy
Provides instruction to non-prior service members to acquaint these members with proper wear of the uniforms, military formations, close order drill, military customs and courtesies as well as other related subjects. This program is three days in length and is conducted at Annual Training at Camp Atterbury.
Basic Noncommissioned Officer Training Academy
The purpose of this course is to prepare enlisted members to perform the duties expected of a non-commissioned officer in the various assignments such members will have in the Indiana Guard Reserve. This program includes drill & ceremony, close order drill, first aid, map reading, communications, duties & responsibilities of a non-commissioned officer, decision making, problem solving, sexual harassment, leadership and other related military subjects. This program is one year in length and begins at Annual Training. Formal graduation takes place the following June for the candidates who successfully complete the course.
Advanced Noncommissioned Officer Training Academy
This course of instruction is designed for senior noncommissioned officers (E7, E8, & E9). This course assumes that the students enrolled have had a variety of military assignments and thus builds on this foundation. The subject matter is very broad, focusing on the role of the senior NCO at all levels of command. The students are expected to contribute their input in the form and manner of case studies. This program is one year in length beginning in January, and is conducted exclusively by senior NCO's in Training Command.
Officer Training Academy
This program of instruction, in effect, is very much like the NCOTA (see above) but at a higher level. The purpose of this course is to teach the candidates how to think and comport themselves as officers. Included in this program are such subjects as command & control, responsibilities of command, problem solving, self motivation, military correspondence, logistics, intelligence, drill & ceremony techniques, effective communications, a CPX and other related military subjects. This program is one year in length and begins at Annual Training. Formal graduation and commissioning takes place the following June for the candidates who successfully complete the course.
Advanced Officer Training Academy
AOC provides aspiring field-grade officers an opportunity to better understand and to learn information needed to lead the various functions and missions within the IGR. Participants will develop advanced leadership skills while discussing topics related to command climate, strategic leadership & vision, legal issues, supervision, training & operations, decision-making, military officer ethics, customs & courtesies, diversity, community engagement and relations, and public relations. Command lectures are often provided from senior officers.
This course is seven months from November to July. Participants will be expected to maintain a level of fitness expected of a military officer, complete all course assignments (written and oral presentations), and complete a final project. Attendance is required (one absence permitted). The Advanced Officer Course academic learning expectation level will be comparable to a post-graduate level course of study appropriate for field-grade officers.
For more information contact MAJ Will Smith at email@example.com.
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The purpose of the IGR Commanders Leadership Certificate Program (CLCP) is to enhance the training and experiences of field grade and general officers in the Indiana Guard Reserve. Participants will strategically analyze and discuss military events; challenge and educate other officers in aspects of organizational leadership; learn, control, and evaluate strategic and tactical civil affairs operations; and further develop individual leadership and analytical skills in a group environment.
The CLCP includes advanced readings and directed training. Attendance is required. The CLCP is a seminar format at the academic learning expectation level comparable to a graduate level certificate course of study. The CLCP is limited to approximately 25 participants solely at the discretion of the Commanding General.
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My friend called Zippy's the Hawaiian Denny's. It's open 24 hours, and has a huge menu with lots of different dishes, including all day breakfast.
I went for the Korean fried chicken with brown rice, and my friends ordered the Zip Pac, Omlette, ox tail soup, and fried chicken and chili. When I saw the Korean fried chicken I knew I wanted it, in hopes it would remind me of Bonchon in New York. Sadly, these pieces of fried chicken, were refried in sauce, and made it a bit dry. The sauce was pretty good – sticky and sweet, but the chicken was overcooked. Aside from brown rice, it also came with a really yummy mac salad.
The Zip Pac is one of their more popular dishes because it gives you a variety of their different meats – spam, fried chicken, fish, and teriyaki beef and it's only $10. It also came with rice with salty seaweed flakes which was awesome. The Fried Chicken and Chilli was something my friend raved about before, and he ordered it again. The chicken is moist and crisp, and the chilli is just delicious, and go really well together. The Oxtail soup was also a hit, with meat that easily fell of the bone. It came with peanuts, and a grated ginger for a nice kick.
Zippy's is a pretty good place to eat. I'd say it's better than Denny's, and they are super fast at serving you the food. I think we got our food in well under 10 minutes after ordering. This was also one of the cheaper meals we had, with most meals under $10.
They also have a bakery attached to the restaurant called Napolean's. They have delicious pastries which you can order from your server. I think you save a bit of money if you order it yourself though on the way out.
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Grateful Dead Back On The Big Screen.
"Deadheads" mark your calendars. The late-'70s rockumentary "The Grateful Dead Movie" is returning to the big screen for one-night-only next month. The Oxford Seven Cinema in Oxford is one of 540 theaters across the U.S. that will screen the movie on April 20th. The feature-length film was directed by Leon Gast and the band's frontman Jerry Garcia. It focuses on the Dead's 1974 concerts in San Francisco, California — while also taking a look at the expansion of the "Deadhead" culture.
The April screening will mark the first time that "The Grateful Dead Movie" has returned to big screens since its 1977 theatrical run.
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Ray Nicosia didn't want cold medicine to taint the memory of his last high school wrestling tournament. He worked too hard for that.
"I didn't want any regrets my senior season," the Pocono Mountain East senior said. "I wanted to remember a good time for the rest of my life."


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The Environmental Assistance Division (EAD):
- provides confidential compliance assistance on air, water, and waste regulations to small businesses and small local governments;
- works with regulated entities to implement pollution prevention, recycling, and innovative environmental programs; and
- helps the public and the regulated community understand TCEQ rules, procedures, and environmental issues.
EAD can assist small businesses and small local governments with understanding permitting requirements. Compliance assistance is confidential and can be accessed by calling 1-800-447-2827 or visiting www.texasenvirohelp.org. EAD staff members can also review the forms and guidance documents created by the Air Permits Division for readability and understandability from the small business/local government perspective.
EAD also acts as a liaison between small business applicants and the Air Permits Division in the rule development process, which includes participating in rule and standard permit team meetings, and attending stakeholder meetings.
EAD also implements the TCEQ's Public Education Program, which encourages public participation in permitting by providing a toll-free hotline (800-687-4040) that is included on all notices for permits. The hotline is staffed full-time by employees who can answer citizen's questions about pending permit applications.
The Air Permits Division also partners with EAD for the TCEQ Environmental Trade Fair and Advanced Air Permitting Seminar each year to determine the venues, agendas, and presentation programs for each of these events.


text: One of New York's favorite street brands aNYthing that is founded by A-Ron Bondaroff has released their Fall/Winter 2011 collection. DJ Daniel Fisher models the clothes while the collection consists from classical American pieces in the downtown New York style. We can see various pieces from plaid shirts to typical graphic tees, and from 280GM fleece sweaters to cardigans that look good but are besides prefect for layering against the cold weather. In addition to these pieces we are offered as well various headwear and as well two different luggage items, aNYthing clearly continues successfully with the more casual and clean approach that we have seen lately. Look for the collection to be released later this year.


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a xxxx is xxxxxxx Dixie xxxxxx four xxxx
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you xxxx alright xxxx you xxxx that xxxxx ring
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Now xxx step xxxxxx but xxx don't xxx too xxxx faces
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coming xx out xx the xxxx to xxx hear xxx jazz xx down
too xxxx competition xxx many xxxxx places
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but xxx too xxxx horns xxx make xxxx sound
But xxx too xxxx horns xxx blowing xxxx sound
way xx downsouth
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you xxxxx out xxxxxx George xx knows xxx the xxxxxx
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mind xxxx his xxxxxxxx rhythm xx doesn't xxxx to xxxx it xxx or xxxx
and xx old xxxxxx is xxx he xxx afford
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when xx gets xx under xxx lights xx play xxx thing
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he xx got x daytime xxx he's xxxxx al x right
he xxx play xxxxx tone xxxx like xxxxxxxx
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saving xx up xxx friday xxxxx
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Amidst the factionalisms in the opposition New Patriotic Party (NPP) to get certain personalities elected by the delegates as the Flagbearer to wrestle power from the ruling National Democratic Congress (NDC) in 2016 general, the age of NPP Presidential hopefuls has become a dominant feature by some members of the party.
But a leading member of the party says governance is about the mind and not age.
Addressing the current internal bickering within the largest opposition party mainly by followers of Nana Akufo-Addo and Alan Kyerematen over who to lead the party against the NDC in the 2016 elections, Dr. Kobina Arthur Kennedy admonished that the members should stop dwelling on issues that divide the party.
The Communications Director for the NPP in the 2008 Campaign cautioned the rank and file of NPP members to desist from peddling falsehoods that Ex-President Kufuor is the cause of the rift in the party; adding Alan is no means a 'small boy' to be controlled by former President Kufuor.
Dr. Arthur Kennedy told the host of 'Adeakye Abea' on Okay Fm that the supporters of Nana Akufo-Addo should press the hush button of the mantra 'No Nana, No Vote and Nana should go unopposed' and allow anyone who wants to contest to join the race.
He pointed out that 'the Presidential contest is not a football match where age limit is a factor in selecting a candidate. It is only in soccer that we can use age as a factor to disqualify a candidate from playing; however old age is a mark of blessing and it is by God's Grace that Nana Addo has reached that age in life.we are all praying to God for a long life and if God has been merciful to Nana and he still wants to contest for the flagbearership, we should allow him to contest. We can only criticize certain things we dislike in the party but the fact that someone is old is not a factor to consider in selecting a Flagbearer'.
'For me, any candidate the delegates will choose for the party, I will support him but I will advise the delegates that, electing a Flagbearer does not mean you have elected a President..delegates should take into consideration to elect a Flagbearer who can win the general elections for the party, otherwise it will be useless to elect a Presidential candidate who cannot win the elections,' he advised.
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Stacey Franklin Jones, who became provost of Bowie State University in July and was the subject of a faculty no-confidence vote and letter of complaint last month, will step down as of Friday, the Gazette newspaper group reported. It cited a brief statement from the university's president, Mickey L. Burnim, that praised her for a number of contributions. Neither Ms. Jones nor faculty representatives who had criticized her leadership style could be reached for comment. A spokesman for the University System of Maryland said that Ms. Jones had made the decision to leave and that Mr. Burnim had accepted her decision.Return to Top


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Pennsylvania Sen. Stewart Greenleaf of Montgomery and Bucks counties is heading a two-year study on the pros and cons of retaining the death penalty. This work is extremely important because of the more than 200 persons in state prisons who stand to be executed.
The Senate resolution passed last December calls for a 30-member advisory committee to help four senators (a bipartisan mix) to decide whether executions should be kept, changed or modified in the commonwealth.


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Back to the Future
Today, Moscow International Performing Arts Centre hosted the IT Leader Forum "Global Industry Leaders' Vision of the Future". The forum brought together business people, journalists, IT experts and analysts. IT executives from the largest organizations shared their opinions about the technologies which would change the business development model in the future.
The forum started with a presentation by Thomas Frey, the founder and senior futurist at the DaVinci Institute (US). Thomas talked about how today's fantasies could become reality in the next decades and the new environment that businesses will have to adapt to. "Technology changes all spheres of our lives. Humanity will change more in the next 20 years than in all of human history. Driverless cars and robots will soon become common. 3D-printers will be used to print perfectly fitting clothes and healthy organic food. Teacherless education will become normal: this is especially important for Russia with its huge territories," said Thomas Frey.
Then Alexander Gordon, a famous Russian TV host and stage director, held two talk show discussion sessions.
During the first session "Phobias and Manias of IT Consumers" panelists discussed whether social networks should be adopted within companies and shared their views about the future of cloud computing and outsourcing. The participants of the session were: Sergey Karpov, Director General, EMC Russia and CIS; Vyacheslav Shabaikin, Deputy Chairman of the Board, International Financial Club Bank; Anton Levikov, IT Director, Novard Group; Anton Gavrin, Director of Information and Television Technology Department, CTC Media; Alexander Krasnov, Deputy Director General for IT, Razgulay Group; Artem Pletnev, IT Operations Director, ROLF; Dmitry Mendrelyuk, Director General of National Business Network, Pavel Toimentsev, CIO, Gazprom Gazenergoset; Dmitry Lasht, Commercial Director - Enterprise Solutions Group, HP Russia, and Mikhail Nosov, Director of Information and Communication Technology Center, OAO KAMAZ.
"With dynamic market development, it is important to understand which technologies are suitable for a particular company because there is no recipe that works for all and every solution has its pros and cons. For instance, corporate social networks build even stronger teams and improve time-effectiveness by simplifying communications among employees. However, if they offer too much entertainment, they can interfere with work. The way out is via portals which contain only important information which is useful for business-related tasks," comments Pavel Toimentsev, CIO, Gazprom Gazenergoset.
During the second session "Workplace: looking into the future" panelists discussed mobile workplaces, green technologies in Russia and robotics. Second session panelists were: Dmitry Inshakov, Ph.D. in Engineering, IT Director and Deputy CIO for Central and Eastern Europe, PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC) Russia; Andrey Platonov, Project Manager for Unified Industry Information Security System Creation, ROSATOM State Nuclear Energy Corporation; Vadim Urias, Vice President for IT, OAO NLMK; Dmitry Ivannikov, Public Sector Lead, Microsoft; Vladimir Makarov, Advisor for Head of Moscow IT Department, Head of IT Adoption Program for Healthcare Industry; Yury Zelenkov, Information Technology Director, NPO Saturn; Dmitry Ustyuzhanin, Head of Information Security Department, OAO VimpelCom; Vladimir Chichetkin, Director of Information Technology Department, OAO Promsvyazbank; Dmitry Ivannikov, Public Sector Lead, Microsoft; Sergey Gupaisov, IT Director, Kraft Foods Russia, Danila Medvedev, Futurist, Science Popularizer, prolific author and interviewee about the future; Andrey Suvorov, Head of Enterprise Computer Systems Department, IBM Russia and CIS; and Elena Smirnova, Expert, World Wildlife Fund Russia.
"Workplace standards are changing dramatically: mobility and freedom are becoming more and more valued. The idea of "going to work" will probably disappear in the future. Human intellectual capacity is growing rapidly and in the future it will probably be common for employees to work at several companies around the world, for example as an engineer in one company and as a designer in another. The approach to security will also change, with the focus of security set to shift from specific IT systems to information itself. Thanks to technologies, security systems will operate non-intrusively and the selection of the right security policies will become intuitive," said Dmitry Ustyuzhanin, Head of Information Security Department, OAO VimpelCom.
The organizers of the IT Leader Forum are the Russian Managers Association, CROC, Itogi, CIO and Intelligent Enterprise magazines.


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NEW YORK – Burger King is scrapping its 40-year-old "Have It Your Way" slogan in favor of the more personal "Be Your Way."
The chain said the new tag line will roll out across its marketing in the United States, including a TV ad that began airing Monday night. The line made its first appearance in an online video last month.
Burger King said the new motto is intended to remind people that "they can and should live how they want anytime. It's OK to not be perfect … Self expression is most important and it's our differences that make us individuals instead of robots."
It may seem odd for a fast-food company to champion individuality, but Burger King isn't the only one trying to project a hip attitude to gain favor with customers. Since 2012, Taco Bell has been touting its "Live Mas" slogan, which means "live more" in Spanish. Executives at the Mexican food chain said they've made it a mantra in how they operate the company.
Starbucks and Chipotle have also gained popularity in part by cultivating decidedly noncorporate images.
Fernando Machado, Burger King's senior vice president of global brand management, noted in an interview "Have It Your Way" focuses on only the transaction – the ability to customize a burger. By contrast, he said "Be Your Way" is about making a connection with a person's greater lifestyle.
"We want to evolve from just being the functional side of things to having a much stronger emotional appeal," said Machado, who joined the company in March.
The new slogan was developed with ad agency David, a unit of WPP.
Machado noted Burger King hasn't been actively using the "Have It Your Way" slogan for some time in the United States. The Miami, Fla.-based company also will stop using its more recent "Taste Is King" motto.
It's the latest change for Burger King, which is undergoing a series of marketing and menu changes under new management. The chain was bought by investment firm 3G Capital in late 2010, then taken public again in 2012. Soon after, 3G replaced the chain's chief executive officer, and early this year, Axel Schwan was appointed as global chief marketing officer.
In the latest quarter, Burger King said sales at U.S. restaurants open at least a year edged up 0.1 percent. The company said that results were hurt by bad weather. Burger King Worldwide Inc. and rival McDonald's Corp. have been struggling to boost domestic sales for more than a year.
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Date: Tuesday 10 January 2012
Time: 6.30-8pm
Venue: Old Theatre, Old Building
Speaker: Masaaki Shirakawa
Chair: Professor Lord Stern
Until a few years ago, the long stagnation of the Japanese economy after the bursting of a credit-fuelled asset bubble in the late 1980s was regarded as an episode that would never be replicated elsewhere in the world. Quite a few commentators argued that the recovery became unnecessarily drawn-out and painful because policy responses were ill-timed and inadequate. Many experts believed that prompt and massive policy responses would save any other economy from the same fate as Japan.
Three years after the global economy had nearly suffered a meltdown in late 2008, following the collapse of Lehman Brothers, growth, especially in the developed economies, remains anemic, in spite of the huge fiscal stimulus and decisive monetary easing quickly introduced by governments and central banks. Economists are drawing graphs of current GDP, inflation, property prices and interest rates superimposed with Japanese data from the 1990s, revealing eerily similar patterns. Now, there is a growing fear among the general public of a prolonged period of weak growth in the developed economies, expressed in one word as "Japanization."
Masaaki Shirakawa is the Governor of the Bank of Japan, he will reflect on the experience of Japan leading to and following the bursting of the Japanese bubble, drawing particular attention to the fragility of the recovery under economy-wide deleveraging. There will be a discussion on the similarities and dissimilarities between Japan in the 1990s and the current state of developed economies, with an added emphasis on factors behind the credit and asset-price cycles, including demography, the structure of the labor market and the sectoral distribution of debt. Another issue to be examined is the increasing concerns over the sustainability of government finances after massive fiscal stimuli. The speech will conclude by exploring the role of policy in sustaining and strengthening the recovery under the dual constraint of fiscal sustainability and the zero-bound on nominal interest rates.
Masaaki Shirakawa was born in Fukuoka Prefecture in Japan on September 27, 1949. Governor, Bank of Japan since April 9, 2008; Chair of the Bank for International Settlements (BIS) Asian Consultative Council since October 2010, and Vice-Chairman of the Board of Directors of the BIS since January 2011; Member of the Group of Thirty since August 2009. Graduated from the University of Tokyo with a B.A. in Economics and hired by the Bank of Japan in 1972, he completed his advanced training at the University of Chicago (M.A. in 1977). At the Bank of Japan, his career encompassed both monetary policy and financial stability, and held key positions, including Executive Director (2002 - 2006), responsible for laying the groundwork of Japanese monetary policy decisions. He also had extensive international experience, as the General Manager for the Americas and as the Advisor to the Governor for International Capital Markets. Leaving the Bank in July 2006, he assumed Professorship at the Kyoto University School of Government until March 2008, when he rejoined the Bank.
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Trainer Dave Coldwell expects Nav Mansouri to go well in Prizefighter on Saturday
Dave Coldwell believes the Prizefighter format will suit his young prospect Nav Mansouri.
By Adam Norman: Twitter @SkySportsNorm
Last Updated: 02/11/12 4:41pm
The Rotherham stylist has a professional record of eight wins and a draw with no losses but the 26-year-old has held his own in sparring the likes of Paul Malignaggi and Ryan Rhodes.
And trainer Coldwell believes that experience could prove crucial in Saturday night's event in Bethnal Green, when Mansouri takes on Central Area champion Curtis Valentine in the quarter-finals.
"He's an exciting fighter, he can stand there and have a tear-up and if you saw him against Nathan Graham on Ringside in his last fight it was a proper war," said the Sheffield trainer-cum-promoter.
"But he can box, he's a sharp-shooter too and he's experienced despite having only nine fights.
"He doesn't need Prizefighter but it's a format he's always fancied. It was easy to do, I don't think it does any fighter harm and it raises your profile.
"Looking at the draw for us it's the best as Curtis has got genuine knockout power and he knocked Ryan Aston out in his last fight - but Ryan showed exactly what you don't do against Curtis.
"If you stand there and swing with him he's going to walk straight through you. The £2k bonus is a big deal for these kids and they're going to go lookling for it."
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I seem to find great quotes everywhere. I usually copy them down, dissect them, slice them into barely recognizable slivers, and then put them back together in some personally relevant way. Today - and only today - I'm putting the scalpel down and leaving this one whole. This quote comes from Sue Bender's book entitled Plain and Simple which I've been reading for what feels like a long time. On two separate occasions, Sue left her successful, busy, demanding bicoastal life for a few months and went to live with the Amish for weeks at a time, hoping that the simplicity of their quilts and the simplicity of their lives would change her in some simply miraculous way. This quote comes from the epilogue of her book. It's both an insightful ending and a remarkable beginning.
"This isn't a story about miracles, instant transformations, or happy endings. My journey to the Amish did not deliver a big truth. I'm not radically different. No one stopped me on the street and said, 'Sue, I don't recognize you. What happened?'
"I had hoped for a clean slate, imagined the old me magically disappearing and a totally new me in its place. That didn't happen. Nothing of the old me disappeared. I found an old me, a new me, an imperfect me, and the beginning of a new acceptance of all the me's.
"What I was learning was never what I expected. What I am learning doesn't stay with me all the time; but I have glimpses, then it slips away. When I started this journey, I had a picture of the right way to be and the right things to do. Living with the Amish changed all that. Now this quilt, this book, this life is teaching me to trust, no matter what life turns out to be – even if it is not what I expected or what I thought I wanted.
"And I am not wise. Not knowing, and learning to be comfortable with not knowing, is a great discovery.
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Charlotte, N.C. – On Saturday night, May 4, SPEED Energy Stadium SUPER Trucks took to the ultra-challenging dirt and asphalt course for the first of two events held at Qualcomm Stadium in the month of May.
NBC Sports will bring all the excitement and action to SST fans this Sunday at 1 pm EST / 10 am PST as Round No. 4 will be aired on the NBC Sports Network all across the United States. Watch an epic battle form between top drivers Robby Gordon, Ricky Johnson and point's leader Rob MacCachren as they fight for the $40,000 first place prize. Check your local listings for exact times and channels.
The Inaugural season of SPEED Energy Stadium SUPER Trucks continues Saturday night, May 18, with the return to Qualcomm Stadium for Round No.5 competition, with a slew of racing divisions plus the newly added SUPERMoto bikes. All taking place on a brand new course set to test the driver's skill and endurance.


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Yes, they really want to hurt him
The members of Culture Club -- yeah, they're still around -- have turned against former lead singer and icon Boy George. The reason: George picked up a songwriting award last week for "Kharma Chameleon" without telling the rest of the bandmembers, who are credited equally with writing the tune.
"We should have been there," Mikey Craig, the bassist and a founding member of the band, told the Associated Press. "George wasn't the sole writer of the song. We wrote collectively."
George, who these days picks up more trash than trophies, couldn't be reached for comment.
Culture Club reformed in 1998 and is preparing to tour again this year with British singer Sam Butcher taking over the lead vocals. The remaining original member, Craig and drummer Jon Moss, say the band also deserves credit for the names of George and the band itself.
"He wanted to call himself Papa George," Moss told the AP. "It doesn't have the same ring to it. And he wanted to call us Caravan Club."
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Treatment of Suicidal Women With Borderline Personality Disorder
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|Borderline Personality Disorder Suicide
|Behavioral: Standard dialectical behavior therapy (SDBT) Behavioral: Individual DBT with no DBT group sessions (DBT-I) Behavioral: Group Skills DBT with no DBT individual sessions (DBT-S)
|Phase 2
|Study Type:
|Study Design:
|Allocation: Randomized
Intervention Model: Parallel Assignment
Masking: Single (Outcomes Assessor)
Primary Purpose: Treatment
|Official Title:
|Assessment and Treatment of Parasuicidal Patients
- Suicidal thoughts or attempts [ Time Frame: Measured at Year 2 ]
- Coping skills [ Time Frame: Measured at Year 2 ]
|Study Start Date:
|April 2004
|Study Completion Date:
|June 2010
|Primary Completion Date:
|September 2008 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure)
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Experimental: S-DBT
Participants receive standard dialectical behavior therapy
Behavioral: Standard dialectical behavior therapy (SDBT)
Standard DBT includes: 1) individual DBT therapy (1 hour per week), 2) DBT group skills training (2.5 hours per week), 3) telephone consultation (as needed), and 4) therapist consultation team (1 hour per week).
Other Name: DBT, SDBT
Active Comparator: DBT-I
Participants receive individual dialectical behavior therapy plus activities group
Behavioral: Individual DBT with no DBT group sessions (DBT-I)
Individual DBT (DBT-I) is 1 hour per week of individual therapy and 2.5 hours per week with the psychosocial activities group.
Other Name: DBT, DBT-I
Active Comparator: DBT-S
Participants receive dialectical behavior therapy group skills plus case management
Behavioral: Group Skills DBT with no DBT individual sessions (DBT-S)
DBT group skills training is 2.5 hours per week and includes individual case management.
Other Name: DBT, DBT-S
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People with borderline personality disorder have limited behavioral skills and react abnormally to emotional stimulation. Standard dialectical behavior therapy (SDBT) has been shown to be an effective treatment for borderline personality disorder. This treatment combines weekly group sessions, at which patients learn new ways of dealing with their emotions, with weekly individual sessions with a therapist to discuss their emotions. The study compares SDBT to both individual DBT with no skills training and DBT skills training with no individual therapy. The study will determine whether efficacy of standard DBT is reduced when either DBT skills training or individual DBT therapy is removed.
Participants are randomly assigned to receive 1 year of SDBT, DBT with group sessions but no individual sessions, and DBT with individual sessions with no group sessions. Participants are monitored for 1 year after completing their assigned therapy. Throughout the 1-year study and during the 1-year follow-up period, self-report scales and questionnaires are used to assess participants every 4 months. These scales and questionnaires measure participants' suicidal thoughts and attempts, treatment compliance, emotional coping skills, social functioning, and overall well-being.
|Ages Eligible for Study:
|18 Years to 60 Years (Adult)
|Sexes Eligible for Study:
|Accepts Healthy Volunteers:
Inclusion Criteria:
- Diagnosis of BPD
- At least one suicide attempt in the year prior to study entry AND at least one intentional self-injury within the 8 weeks prior to study entry
- Willing and able to comply with all study requirements
Exclusion Criteria:
- IQ less than 70
- Life-threatening anorexia
- Street homelessness with no contact information
- Admittance to a hospital with no expectation of discharge within 3 weeks prior to study entry OR sentenced to a jail or prison term that will last for more than 3 weeks
- Ordered by the court to receive psychological treatment
- Meet DSM-IV criteria for schizophrenia, bipolar disorder, or seizure disorder
- Medical conditions other than BPD that may interfere with the study
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT00183651
|United States, Washington
|University of Washington, Department of Psychology, Behavior Research and Therapy Clinics
|Seattle, Washington, United States, 98195-1525
|Principal Investigator:
|Marsha M. Linehan, PhD
|Department of Psychology, University of Washington
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Publications automatically indexed to this study by ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier (NCT Number):
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|Marsha Linehan, Professor, University of Washington
|ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier:
|NCT00183651 History of Changes
|Other Study ID Numbers:
R01MH034486 ( U.S. NIH Grant/Contract )
|Study First Received:
|September 13, 2005
|Last Updated:
|January 31, 2012
Keywords provided by Marsha Linehan, University of Washington:
Psychotherapy, Group
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
Personality Disorders
Borderline Personality Disorder
Self-Injurious Behavior
Behavioral Symptoms
Mental Disorders
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With a concept open as "Hope," the song better stand tall. In the case of Eddy B's latest single, the North Carolina MC lays down some reality raps to deliver a strong single about manning up, instead of banking on things out of your reach. Speaking from a broad perspective as well as a personal POV, Tim Gunter's former partner in rhyme laces some bouncing key chords, tight drums and a well-cut vocal sample to deliver a touching track that stands out amidst the repetition.
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Chinese LED Company Lattice Power Gathers $80M to Outshine Big Rivals
Chinese startup Lattice Power Corp. says it beat bigger and more well-known rivals around the world by creating a cheaper light-emitting diode technology, and has closed on $80 million in new equity funding to advance its production, the company's Executive Chairman Sonny Wu told Venture Capital Dispatch.
"We are the only company in China that has systematically invested in research and development," Mr. Wu said. "We solved a problem the Germans, the Koreans and the Americans can't solve," he said.


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We are putting up drywall this week at the little 1905 house I working on!! And we have framed in the fireplace — it's going to be so pretty!! Here's the before picture: And, here's what it looks like right now: I love a fireplace and mantel for Fall –
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Target Tape Inc.
Target Tape provides solutions for medical imaging. Surgical incisions are easier with less radiation and radiotherapy treatments are safer for large patients.
Company Summary
Target Tape was founded in 2010 by Nick Seto and Colin O'Neill. Paul Geyer and Pierre LeDuc are Directors. The X-Grid is a disposable medical device that helps spine and orthopedic surgeons make fast, easy and accurate incisions. The X-Line was developed with a radiotherapy team at the BC Cancer Agency. The X-Line is a disposable radiotherapy tape that helps create an accurate body contour for obese patients.
- StageFull Product Ready
- IndustryMedical Devices and Equipment
- LocationVancouver, BC, Canada
- CurrencyCAD
- FoundedJuly 2010
- Employees2
- Incorporation TypeC-corp
- Websitetarget-tape.com
- Nicholas Drake SetoCEOUnconfirmed
Nick was previously the executive officer and co-founder of Target Tape. The board has recently promoted him to the position of CEO. He has recently lead the commercialization of X-Line from concept to sales in 8 months.
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Paul Geyer, a successful Vancouver Medtech Entrepreneur and experienced Board member. Over the past 20 years Paul founded and led two companies through their growth phase, in one case to a successful private exit and in the other case through growth as a public company with numerous acquisitions. Both companies have grown to be anchor medical device companies in the Vancouver area, employing more than 350 people.


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|Online version:
Nilsson, Birgit.
Boston : Northeastern University Press ; Hanover, NH : Published by University Press of New England, ©2007
|Named Person:
|Birgit Nilsson; Birgit Nilsson
|Material Type:
|Biography, Internet resource
|Document Type:
|Book, Internet Resource
|All Authors / Contributors:
Birgit Nilsson; Doris Jung Popper
|9781555536701 1555536700
|OCLC Number:
|xii, 308 pages, [32] pages of plates : illustrations ; 24 cm
|My debut at the Met --
When the little one came into the world --
The Royal Academy of Music and the Opera School in Stockholm, 1941-1946 --
The Stockholm Opera --
Rudolf Bing --
City of my dreams --
In a word --
Bayreuth --
Buenos Aires --
The battle of the high Cs --
Beautiful Italy --
Fans, fanatics, and experts --
Making recordings --
Bertil, my number one admirer.
|Other Titles:
|Birgit Nilsson ; foreword by Sir Georg Solti ; afterword by Peggy Tueller ; translated from the German by Doris Jung Popper.
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"First published to wide acclaim in Sweden (1995) and in Germany (1997), the autobiography of opera legend Birgit Nilsson (1918-2005) is finally available in an English translation. From her humble roots in rural Sweden to her artistic triumphs in Stockholm, Bayreuth, Milan, and the Metropolitan Opera House, this candid memoir reveals the personality behind one of the great voices of the past century." "Weaving together the private and professional, Nilsson chronicles her idyllic childhood in Vastra Karup, the early recognition of her unique natural abilities, and her first tentative steps into a wider artistic world. After achieving national acclaim in Verdi's Lady Macbeth, she went on to establish herself as the dominant Wagnerian soprano of her generation, appearing at the Bayreuth and Munich Festivals, and the Vienna and Bavarian State Opera Houses, creating, along the way, definitive performances of Sieglinde, Bruennhilde, and Isolde. The book details her rise to international stardom with behind-the-scenes recollections of her phenomenal triumph as Turandot at La Scala in 1958 and her headline-making Met premier in Tristan und Isolde the following year." "Nilsson's long and illustrious career (she performed until 1984), her celebrated professional and personal relationships, her friendships and rivalries, are all recounted with a down-to-earth wit and an engagingly odd admixture of ego and selfeffacement. She tells it all: the legendary quips, the often prickly relationships with Met impresario Rudolph Bing and conductor von Karajan, the infamous story of the stalker "Miss N," and the touchingly rendered relationship with her beloved husband, Bertil Niklasson." "What emerges from these pages is a diva in the old mold: a giant voice matched by an oversize personality, a professional who expected the same level of perfection from others that she demanded of herself, and a woman who loved and lived life with joy and good humor ... and oh, that voice. Includes 56 photographs and a discography."--Jacket.
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When the idea was first hatched, no one could've imagined that this week's Scotti-Stock concert -- a local music extravaganza to benefit Piersons/Beat Angels bassist Scott Moore, who was involved in a near-fatal traffic accident last October -- would have taken on such a profound meaning.
Relying heavily on the charity and goodwill of merchants, club owners and artists, the event has produced what organizer Charlie Levy describes as "a really amazing sense of community."
With all the attendant hype and anticipation over the lineup (a dozen of the Valley's top acts, plus a slew of guest performers), it's been heartening that the true focus of the show -- namely, aiding Moore financially as he continues to recover -- has not been obscured. Of course, for those at all familiar with local music, that particular fact is both humorous and ironic. That Moore -- someone known for his biting wit and caustic tongue as much as his bass playing -- could engender such goodwill and unity is a pleasantly unexpected turn, as well as a testament to the deep bond that exists among Phoenix's fraternity of musicians.
In a world where success is often measured by the most trivial of yardsticks -- door receipts, record sales, radio airplay -- the efforts of those participating at Scotti-Stock are indicative of the selflessness and largess that working musicians only rarely get the opportunity to display.
On a creative level, it seems that with such an assemblage of talent in one spot, it would be almost foolish not to document the proceedings. To that end, organizers have commissioned a professional recording of the show, ostensibly for posterity's sake, but possibly for a live album release -- with proceeds again benefiting Moore. A team of cameramen from Groovy Movies, a Phoenix-based production company, will also be there to film the event. And there will be plenty of sights and sounds to capture as the bill is sure to include a bevy of surprises and moments that are decidedly of the once-in-a-lifetime nature.
Fittingly, the program will unite several generations of local talents -- from performers who began in the 1970s to those who weren't even born when their elders took the stage for the first time. Moreover, expected Scotti-Stock duets between peers like Dead Hot Workshop and the Peacemakers offer an added incentive for even casual fans to come out. Such collaborations are the kind that might have been common a decade or so ago, but that the changed and changing nature of local music -- specifically the fall of Mill Avenue as a centralized live music haven -- has rendered nearly extinct. If an event of this scope and magnitude is not to happen again, if this truly is a Viking burial for a fading era, then it seems a fitting and noble way to end it.
As a preview of the concert, we offer the following synopsis of each act slated to perform and what audiences can expect from their Scotti-Stock appearances. (As a side note, the show is an indoor/outdoor affair. Its 6 p.m. start time is also noteworthy, as the logistical nature of the concert means that bands -- even some of the bigger-name ones -- will be performing early in the evening. Organizers are advising that patrons arrive as doors open, and purchase tickets before the day of the show. The latter can be taken care of at Zia Record Exchange or www.ticketweb.com.)
Jamal Ruhe: The bassist, producer, all-around sound guru and member of something like 147 different bands (Sleepwalker, Yearofthemule and One, to name a few) is scheduled to perform a special 20-minute mini-set. Included in his acoustic showcase will be a song written about Moore titled "And the Way They Happen." Ruhe has long made a habit of collaborating with a variety of local talents, most recently with steel guitarist Jon Rauhouse and Clyde's Robin Vining as a part of the instrumental outfit Circle R. Now, Ruhe is touting a new one-off all-star project called Strategery (named after a George W. Bush malapropism) featuring himself, members of Gloritone, Loud Americans and the Pistoleros. That combo will see the light of day sometime before April, at which point Ruhe is expected to leave the Valley (permanently, he reports) for the greener pastures of New York City.
Zen Lunatics: Looks can often be deceiving, and nowhere is that axiom more true than in the case of the Zen Lunatics. The long-running, suit-wearing pop combo may look like clean-cut, normal guys, but those familiar with this troupe of Moon Valley eccentrics know they might be the strangest collection of musicians in town. Equally obsessed with Lawrence Welk and John Lennon, the band has an endless catalogue of originals and covers to choose from; you're just as likely to see the group run through infectious Lunatics anthems like "Media Sensation" or "Mack Truck Tracy" as a weird nugget like the "Theme from Maude." Last year saw the release of the band's multi-disc Live at the BBC set, plus the appearance of a pair of platters from the group's alter egos, the country combo Cartwheels and the esoteric Dead Brains -- the latter of which performs the brilliantly titled twanger "Shitfaced" and the Devo-esque "We're Gonna Kick Your Ass."
Satellite: In response to the reunion of this popular Tempe juggernaut, we can say but one thing: "Oooh yeeeaahh!" Singer Stephen Ashbrook has brought his combo out of mothballs less than a year after the group disappointed its rabid fans by disbanding. Satellite -- whose current version features Ashbrook, Paul Cardone, Mike Kellums and Freddy Gildersleeve -- played a series of high-profile shows late last year, and the group plans to continue after its appearance at Scotti-Stock. Word is the band will be heading overseas in the spring to play Europe's outdoor-festival circuit. Before that, though, bassist Cardone will be pulling double duty, filling in for Moore during the Piersons' nightcapping tribute to their injured bandmate. Joining Satellite onstage for its set will be former Sledville and current Ghetto Cowgirl singer Marc Norman, who will likely trade exhortations with Ashbrook on the Doors' "Soul Kitchen" or Dylan's "All Along the Watchtower."
Truckers on Speed: Coming off a busy 2000, the Valley alt-country combo is readying its sophomore effort with producer Clarke Rigsby. TOS expects to include a version of the Piersons' "Lightnin' Speed" on the disc, due out in mid-2001. The group frequently includes a blistering cover of the 12-bar burner in its sets and may be joined for the song at Scotti-Stock by Piersons front man Patrick Sedillo. The pop mavens of Haggis and the honky-tonk heroes of the Rustic Records collective are rumored to be prospective onstage collaborators for the Truckers' benefit showcase, as is Dead Hot Workshop/Peacemakers guitarist Steve Larson for a rough 'n' tumble reading of AC/DC's "It's a Long Way to the Top (If You Wanna Rock 'n' Roll)."
Gloritone: The alt-rock power trio, which recently parted ways with its RCA-affiliated label Kneeling Elephant, has become one of the more talked-about developments on the Valley scene. The group reintroduced itself to audiences over the last six months, manning a hectic performing schedule which saw the band playing an average of three nights a week -- something of a surprise for a group that's rarely appeared locally since 1998. More than two years after releasing its debut, Cup Runneth Over, Gloritone quietly surfaced on the recording front with a limited-edition release of the nine-song Before the Paint Had Dried, a stop-gap collection of demos. Buoyed by the overwhelmingly positive response to the disc, the band is completing work on a second mini-album of home-studio tracks for release this spring. As a special treat, local legend Damon Doiron (Jetzons, Jennys) is tentatively slated to appear onstage with the group for a run-through of the Talking Heads' "Psycho Killer," or perhaps a Roy Orbison chestnut.
Pistoleros: Despite the clouds that appear on the cover of the Pistoleros' newly released album (and first since the band's 1997 Hollywood Records debut Hang Onto Nothing), it's been nothing but sunny skies for the group, as its eponymously titled disc has enjoyed a good critical and commercial response. The band soldiers on, playing a regular slate of club dates, even as the Zubia brothers maintain separate identities with a couple of side projects; singer Lawrence with the big-name studio collective Storyline, and guitarist Mark with the roots-rock combo Los Guys. Word is that the Pistoleros' Scotti-Stock set will include some interesting wrinkles. The band is reportedly dusting off some old Doug Hopkins-penned tracks from its days as the Chimeras. The group's set may include the anthemic "Southbound Train" and "Long Last Lonely Mile" -- neither of which have seen the light of day in close to a decade.
Grave Danger: The outlandish psychobilly trio has been a favorite of Valley audiences since debuting in earnest last year. The band's wild antics and surf-tinged rock have also earned it a growing national reputation; the group's West Coast trip in November drew a legion of California converts. There's been no early indication on exactly what audiences can expect from Grave Danger's Scotti-Stock bow (except for a confirmed appearance from Nitpicker Dave Insley). Regardless, it's likely to be unusual. To wit, the group's New Year's Eve show at the Arizona Roadhouse, which saw Megadeth guitarist Marty Friedman strap on a guitar and jam along with the band. Whether audiences will witness another high-profile turn remains to be seen, but rest assured, Grave Danger's bound to do something memorable and -- as its notorious reputation might lead you to believe -- destructive.
Gas Giants: Singer Robin Wilson is no stranger to onstage collaborations, as those who saw the November release party for his animated concept album The Poppin' Wheelies -- featuring a cast of local luminaries -- can confirm. The Gas Giants have been busy as of late working at their Mayberry Studios to record a follow-up to '99's From Beyond the Backburner.
For the upcoming Nita's show, Wilson confirms that Beat Angel Brian Smith will join the band for a version of Cheap Trick's "Surrender," and possibly Alice Cooper's "Clones," while other Valley bigwigs (including members of the Peacemakers and Dead Hot) may also take turns sharing the stage. Wilson's former bandmate Scott Johnson will likely appear for run-throughs of a couple of old Gin Blossoms favorites also.
Beat Angels: There will be plenty of punk 'n' pop on tap when the Valley's arbiters of trash rawk, the Beat Angels, hit the boards. The group was preparing to record its third disc (and first since 1997's Red Badge of Discourage) when bassist Moore met with his tragic accident; the band did finish a recording of "Terminal Love" with Moore for a tribute album dedicated to U.K. punkers the Boys. At Scotti-Stock, former Beat Angel bassist Kevin Pate will fill in for Moore, who joined the group in 1998, replacing Eric Stevens. Those expected to appear with the band include Sonic Thrills shouter Jim Monarch -- joining the Angels for the Heartbreakers anthem "Chinese Rocks" -- among other Phoenix punk notables.
Roger Clyne and the Peacemakers: The Peacemakers have kept a relatively low profile since late last fall. The band, which spent much of the past 18 months on the road, has settled back into its Valley home base, as singer-songwriter Roger Clyne has been busy working on material for the eagerly anticipated follow-up to the group's 1999 debut Honky Tonk Union. Meanwhile, guitarist Steve Larson has been busy with the Dead Hot Workshop reunion and his own solo acoustic endeavors, while Scott Johnson has been an in-demand sideman, recently laying down tracks for honky-tonker Mark Insley's new album. Bassist Danny White has been working on a more technical front, setting up high-end recording equipment in his north Phoenix home (featuring a console from London's famed Trident Studios). Clyne reports that the Peacemakers will enter White's home studio in late spring to begin work on the new album. In the meantime, rumor is the band will pull out one or two rarely heard numbers from the old Refreshments catalogue for its Scotti-Stock appearance. And just as Clyne may turn up at various points in the show with other acts (including Dead Hot Workshop and the Gas Giants), expect members of those groups to do the same during the Peacemakers set.
Dead Hot Workshop: Having won raves for a quartet of winter shows featuring its classic lineup, Dead Hot is expected to go back on an indefinite hiatus after participating in this charity event. But those who've missed the shows may have some hope yet, as the band has been recording all its "comeback" concerts for a possible live release. As for its Scotti-Stock set, Dead Hot will continue with its reunion tour m.o. and mine a rich vein of classics from its songbook, such as "Crackerbox" and "Cadillac Rhythms." And though it's a slim chance, former One chanteuse (and soon to be solo recording artist) Shamsi Ruhe may make it into town from her NYC home to guest with Dead Hot on the group's much-beloved duet of Fleetwood Mac's "Dreams."
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The Piersons: In what will surely be the most poignant hour of the evening, an augmented version of the Piersons will take the stage for a special Scotti-Stock tribute set. Bassist Paul Cardone, Beat Angels guitarist Michael Brooks, drummer Tony Chadwick and singer Patti Sedillo will work through a special set of originals and covers dedicated to Moore. Offering help will be Sonic Thrills axman and former Pierson Michael "Johnny" Walker, who will break out his silver sparkle Gretsch for workouts of "Wasted" and "Pink Dress."
Original Piersons guitarist Doug Nichols, late of San Francisco alt-poppers Vegas De Milo, will be there to take fans back to the band's early days of Replacements-inspired noise. Nichols returned to the Valley in November for the Piersons release party for Last Train Down, briefly joining Sedillo to sing "Here Comes a Regular." Expect Nichols to take the stage again on the Mats classic or to grab the microphone to perform the band's old-school crowd pleaser "Candy Girl."
Scotti-Stock, featuring performances from Dead Hot Workshop, Roger Clyne and the Peacemakers, Pistoleros, Gas Giants, Gloritone, Grave Danger, the Piersons, Beat Angels, Satellite, Zen Lunatics, Truckers on Speed, Jamal Ruhe, and special guests, is scheduled for Saturday, January 20, at Nita's Hideaway in Tempe. Showtime is 6 p.m.


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text: See our Editor's Picks for the items we're currently coveting, from our most iconic outerwear styles to classic staples, we've got everything you need for a British-made wardrobe. Whether it's an investment jacket from our Private White V.C. range, timeless knitted tops from John Smedley, jersey basics from Sunspel or classic chunky knitwear from Inis Meáin; we've got a full range of high quality garments.