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Well the last two Monday Night Football games have been a real peach haven't they? Didn't think it could get any worse than Fail Mary but after watching Aaron Rodgers jog off the field and into a medical examination last night I think I'd rather see Golden Tate running around like Kirk Gibson after stealing a win from us. Just unreal the turn of events yesterday. You go from running the win streak to 5 and starting to maybe hone in on a 1st round bye, to bubble playoff team depending on the severity of Rodgers' collarbone. Now ESPN is reporting that it's a small fracture and he is going to be out 3 weeks. Which as far as I'm concerned is a MAJOR bullet dodged. Initially some where thinking 4-6 weeks, or season ending. So chances are you have to navigate Philly, Minnesota, and New York without Rodgers. The question then becomes, is Seneca Wallace your guy for 3 weeks, and if so, can we somehow go 2-1 or 1-2 in that stretch. And based on what I saw last night, yikes. Now granted he sort of got thrown into the fire, and maybe he didn't scramble as much as he would normally because we had no 3rd string QB on the roster and if he went down I think we'd be running the Wing-T, but that arm strength, WOOF. I honestly think we would have needed to get inside the Bears 40 just to have a chance at a Hail Mary last night.
- I don't think I've ever heard Lambeau as quiet as it was when Rodgers was running to the locker room. Bucks mid-week regular season games in December are louder than that.
- Another issue? TJ Lang's concussion. Like clearly that is the SECOND worst injury news, but anything that results in Marshall Newhouse getting on the field is bad news bears as well. Dude puts up about as much resistance as Poland in WWII.
- The upside is that Eddie Lacy is becoming a top 5 back in the league in short order. Running for a buck fifty against stacked boxes all night. Here's his care meter when you put 8 in the box:
- Love Bob McGinn, but to write an article about how the Packers could win without Aaron Rodgers include a picture of Seneca Wallace, and then literally 10 hours later Rodgers is hurt, isn't a good look. Welcome to mush city. Might want to avoid your Twitter account for a few days, lay low for a while and find a good internet hiding space.
- I'm sure Shea McClellan is a good dude, but I want him DEAD! I want his family, DEAD! I want his house burned down!
- The Rodgers injury gets the most publicity for obvious reasons but our tackling last night was flat out turrible. Lombardi would have had an aneurysm. Everybody's grabbing nobody's tackling! Grab, grab, grab!
So with all that said, where do we go from here? Bottom line on the actual win/loss last night is that Josh McCown, with two weeks to prepare as a starter, was in a way better situation than Seneca Wallace. Now, do we try and sign Matt Flynn even though he's been cut by both the Raiders and Bills? Do we just roll with Scott Tolzien and Wallace and try to navigate three weeks? Or, as the Sporting News is reporting do you call ol' #4? Honestly, let's assume that he's healthy and could take the reigns, if Rodgers were out 6 weeks, you'd have to take Favre over Wallace right? Maybe it's the 10 year old in me (grow up) but I think that would be kind of cool. The ol' gunslinger comes back for one more tour of duty to lead the team to the playoffs! Or he gets sacked in game 1 and literally shatters on the field. Either/or.
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I ordered this as christmas gift for myself, I didn't want to spend much but wanted something pretty to wear. For the low price, it's a very decent piece of jewelry. Reading the other reviews, it seems as though people were expecting to pay very little money and then receive a big glamorous diamond covered ring with a big fat row of diamonds, lol.. Let me clear this up right now: it's a pretty little ring, it's petite and simple and elegant, honestly it's probably best for someone with smaller hands (I'm a very petite woman, so this is perfect for me, it has sparkle without looking gaudy, as most jewelry tends to look on my tiny hands). For the price you're paying for it, it's worth it. NO, It's not a big, stone-encrusted piece of bling...So definitely don't expect that. But if you're looking for something understated and classy, that'll fit for any budget (even someone as broke as I am, lol..) this is a good choice, and I'm very happy with it. It's pretty, and I feel pretty and feminine and elegant when I wear it. ***As far as anything else goes, the only issue I had was with the shipping, I paid a lot extra for the 2day shipping, but it took 2 entire weeks to get it even though it was in stock when I'd placed the order, and the estimated delivery date was set back twice. So it ended up being more of a New Year's gift than a Christmas gift, LOL... So I don't advise forking out extra for expedited shipping when you order anything from here. But other than the shipping, I'm happy with the actual product itself, especially for the price. Ok that's all :)
I bought this ring for myself as another wedding band to wear. It's comfortable and I think it looks more expensive than it is. I'm happy with my purchase.
Price wise, the ring is a good buy, but the picture makes you think you are getting more than you really are. While they are real diamonds, they look much bigger and more flattering in the picture. The diamonds are probably of poorer quality, although this is just based on viewing the actual product. The design is pretty and is a good buy for people on a budget, just don't expect something identical to the picture. Overalll, I was disappointed only because I was expecting the ring to look like the picture and it didn't.
I ordered this ring in the incorrect size, so had to return it. Even though the order size was one too large, it felt much, much larger than that. I suspect Miadora rings run large (I have two others that, although the same sizes as my other rings, were too big for me). I was not thrilled with the setting of this ring. Although the band was nice enough, the diamonds didn't seem properly cut. The setting also seemed a little crooked. It's a simple pretty ring, but I wouldn't want anyone to look too closely at it. I ended up paying only slighly more (maybe $**) for a different, but much nicer, Miadora ring.
The way this ring is photographed makes it look much larger and more sparkley than it actually is. It is a very petite ring and you can hardly tell there are diamonds unless you are within inches of the ring.
Great looking! Looks like the real deal. Much prettier than my authentic ring.
I think this is a nice ring to wear if you don't want a high setting. I use it as a wedding band. The look is very nice. Diamonds are small but for smaller fingers I like the look. I purchaed this because there is no high setting. When you work at certain jobs, high settings just do not work.
Ring is very beautiful, I got plenty of compliments during the first couple of weeks but then the pink color starting rubbing off! Now it's completely silver on the bottom turning all shades of yellow to pink on top...
I got the pink one and is LOVeLY!!!!! For my small hands, the ring is just the right size The diamonds are EXTREMELY small but BEAUTIFUL and if one pays attention to them, one can see all their details. OK in a tiny ring with 21 diamonds one can�t expect them to be big AND one can see the photos and read the description of them LOVeD my ring and was VERY PLEASED with it
After reading reviews, I knew this would be a petite ring, which is what I was looking for. I wanted a small band with just a bit of bling. I love the way it is styled. I could not decide which I wanted, so I went with the gold. After wearing it numerous times, I decided to get the silver as well. Have not received it yet, but I'm confident it will be just as lovely as the gold.
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This backpack is awesome. I recently had mine stolen out of my car, and I'm spending my insurance money on a new one. It took me a while to get used to the dozens of pockets, but I realized how much I liked it once it was gone. Going back to my old backpack, I noticed how great this one was designed. The large pads for the back are great and the sneaky pocket on the bottom works well for hiding important stuff. I used this for commuting to work and traveling and it was perfect. The material used is pretty good at repelling rain too.It doesn't hold as much as a typical backpack (like clothes) but I accepted that because its pretty stylish and comfy. The only issue I had was when I did fill it too much. I picked it up by one backstrap and it ripped a little at that seem. I could have gotten a replacement but never got around to it. It was a minor concern since the backpack was still extrememly useful. A little sewing fixed that up and I didn't overstuff it again.Overall: Awesome backpack, a little expensive but seriously worth it. I would absolutely recommend this backpack.
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Hey Moda Bake Shop readers! It's Tam from Sew Dang Cute Crafts back again to share with you this fun, "Shabby Spring" quilt. Rag quilts are so great because you can do so many things with them and finish them without actually "quilting".
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3. Watson from "Sherlock Holmes"
4. Gromit from "Wallace and Gromit"
5. Short Round from "Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom"
6. Goose from "Top Gun" . . . who was played by Anthony Edwards
7. Cledus Snow from "Smokey and the Bandit" . . . played by Jerry Reed
8. Sam from "Casablanca"
9. Mini-Me from "Austin Powers"
10. Passepartout from "Around the World in 80 Days" . . . He was played by Jackie Chan in the 2004 version.
11. Kato from "The Green Hornet"
12. Hit Girl from "Kick-Ass"
13. Robin from "Batman"
14. Garth from "Wayne's World"
15. Silent Bob of Jay and Silent Bob (They're characters in all of Kevin Smith's movies . . . and Smith himself plays Silent Bob.)
16. Cal Naughton from "Talladega Nights: The Ballad of Ricky Bobby" . . . who's played by John C. Reilly
17. James "Rhodey" Rhodes from "Iron Man" . . . who was originally played by Terrence Howard, and by Don Cheadle since the second movie.
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Bicycling traveled to Austin, Texas, to test out dozens of new bikes for the upcoming Editors' Choice issue. And just moments after we finished up pedaling all those bikes around, we were fortunate enough to be able stop in and catch a bit of the 2011 North American Handmade Bicycle Show, or NAHBS. While our pro photog was at the show shooting for the magazine, we decided to bust out our phones and snap a few photos of what we found to be some of the coolest bikes and people at the show. You can view Part 1 here. (We've got some video over here, too.)


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News about cruises, including commentary and archival articles published in The New York Times.
Chronology of Coverage
Jul. 24, 2014
Costa Concordia cruise ship's rusty hulk begins journey to scrapyard following salvage operation off island of Giglio, where it capsized in 2012, killing 32 people. MORE
Jun. 30, 2014
Rusty old troop carrier known as Circle Line X may be put back to work soon, just a few blocks from Times Square; boat spent over 50 years carrying tourists on three-hour cruises around Manhattan before it was retired in 2007; its owner, New York Cruise Lines, wants to moor it at the edge of the city and turn it into a terminal and mini-museum for the customers of the Circle Line sightseeing business. MORE
Apr. 13, 2014
Mary Billard travel article recounts skiff excursions, jungle walks, hot showers and cold drinks, all part of a luxury river cruise on the Peruvian Amazon river. MORE
Mar. 16, 2014
Alan Feuer travel article on Steampunk cruise to the Bahamas, in which passengers dress in elaborate costumes that evoke Victorian science fiction. MORE
Mar. 16, 2014
Stephanie Rosenbloom The Getaway column highlights non-pharmaceutical remedies for seasickness on cruises. MORE
Mar. 16, 2014
Travel Q&A with Carnival Cruise Lines executive Terry Thornton, in which he discusses how to attract customers and choose destinations. MORE
Mar. 16, 2014
Steven McElroy travel article says cruise lines, to draw share of new cruisers, are experimenting with shaking up their entertainment shtick and getting 'immersive;' they are taking fresh approach to everything from marquee theatrical events to lower-profile offerings that seem like relics from different generation. MORE
Mar. 16, 2014
Elaine Glusac travel article highlights six trends in cruising that are driven by a sense of experience and connection to local culture, from taking it slow to heading far away. MORE
Mar. 16, 2014
Judith H Dobrzynski travel article on boat trip from Senegal through Gambia, featuring views of wildlife, local culture and connections with history. MORE
Mar. 16, 2014
Neil Genzlinger travel article on four-day rock music cruise between Miami and the Bahamas. MORE
Mar. 16, 2014
Mark Bittman travel essay describes the unhip, unexpected joys of cruising. MORE
Mar. 2, 2014
Increasing number of couples are seeking to get married at sea even though such ceremonies are generally not legal; some cruise lines, in effort to meet growing demand, are looking for ways to perform legal unions in international waters. MORE
Feb. 16, 2014
Nicholas Bakalar travel article on why norovirus crops up on cruise ships; looks at how virus spreads, how often widespread illness occurs and recommendations for prevention. MORE
Oct. 28, 2013
North American cruise ships carried 17 million passengers in 2012, up from seven million in 2000; expansion in ship size is worrying safety experts, lawmakers and regulators, who are pushing for more accountability, saying supersize craze is fraught with potential peril for passengers and crew. MORE
Sep. 29, 2013
Academic program Unreasonable at Sea is a four-month-voyage for college students that brings together 11 start-up founders, joined by rotating cast of inventors, corporate bigwigs and mentors; aim is to use contained environment of a ship to inspire creative technology solutions for real-world problems. MORE
Sep. 27, 2013
Divers involved in recovery of cruise ship Costa Concordia find several bones on the seabed; authorities caution that DNA tests must be used to determine whether they are the remains of the last two unrecovered bodies from 2012 shipwreck that killed 32 people off Tuscan coast in Italy. MORE
Sep. 11, 2013
Norma Beazley's late husband's collection of vintage ocean-liner menus evokes an era before the cruise buffet; dating to the late 1800s and documenting more than a century of shipboard haute cuisine, the menu collection is probably the largest, and perhaps the only one of its kind, in the world. MORE
Sep. 7, 2013
Italian officials give go-ahead for ambitious attempt to set upright the Costa Concordia, cruise liner that went aground near an Italian island in 2012, killing 32 people. MORE
Aug. 25, 2013
Kirk Johnson travel article on bare-bones cruise through Inside Passage to Alaska on ferry run by state's Marine Highway System; cruise, which involves tents on deck, offers its own adventurous charm. MORE
Jun. 30, 2013
Steven McElroy travel article describes experience of going on themed cruise inspired by reality television show Top Chef. MORE
Jun. 12, 2013
Hong Kong's old Kai Tak Airport will reopen as Kai Tak Cruise Terminal, accommodating world's largest cruise ships; decision to spend $1 billion to convert old airport site into cruise terminal is bet on Asia's growing appetite for travel. MORE
May. 28, 2013
Royal Caribbean says fire aboard ship forced it to cancel remainder of cruise to Bahamas and that more than 2,000 passengers will be flown back to Baltimore. MORE
May. 12, 2013
Stephanie Rosenbloom The Getaway column examines series of mishaps that befell Carnival cruise line ship Triumph, beginning with engine room fire that stranded passengers for days in Gulf of Mexico with no power or working sewage system, and questions how common or likely such cruise line accidents are. MORE
Apr. 30, 2013
Vietnam criticizes China for allowing cruise ship carrying Chinese tourists to embark on trip to Paracels, group of islands in South China Sea that are claimed by both countries. MORE
Apr. 16, 2013
Carnival Corporation says it will repay federal government unspecified amount for responding to accidents on its Triumph and Splendor cruise ships, which left thousands of passengers stranded at sea. MORE
Mar. 10, 2013
Stephanie Rosenbloom The Getaway column suggests ways that solo travelers can avoid paying single supplements on cruises and group tours. MORE
Feb. 25, 2013
Crisis aboard Carnival Triumph cruise ship highlights fact that nearly all such ships lack backup systems to help them return to port should power fail; problem is rooted in lack of international regulatory oversight of cruise industry and dangerous cost-saving tactics by cruise operators. MORE
Feb. 20, 2013
Debate is growing raucous in Charleston, SC, over the benefits, and disruptions, of building a new $35 million cruise ship terminal; city's preservationists worry that a new terminal will bring damaging concentration of tourist traffic and larger cruise vessels; Carnival Cruise Lines engine fire that left 4,200 people stranded in the Gulf of Mexico for five days is one more piece of evidence in case against such a terminal, but the cruise business brings more than $37 million a year to the region. MORE
Feb. 19, 2013
United States Coast Guard says fire that disabled Carnival Triumph cruise ship, leaving it stranded in Gulf of Mexico, began when fuel line connected to one of vessel's engines sprang a leak. MORE
Feb. 16, 2013
Most of 4,200 passengers and crew members finally reach their homes after five days aboard malfunctioning Carnival cruise ship Triumph; Carnival Cruise Lines hauls boat to shipyard to begin mechanical investigation, which experts say could last months, to discover what caused engine fire that knocked out power and plumbing. MORE
Feb. 15, 2013
Carnival Cruise Lines ship Triumph docks in Mobile, Ala, ending five-day ordeal for 4,200 passengers and crew who were stranded without power in Gulf of Mexico after engine room fire disabled ship; company faces public relations nightmare and possibility of legal actions from passengers. MORE
Feb. 13, 2013
Passengers aboard stranded Carnival cruise ship Triumph will endure two more days of deplorable conditions as the disabled vessel is towed by the Coast Guard from the Gulf of Mexico to Mobile, Ala. MORE
Feb. 10, 2013
Stephanie Rosenbloom The Getaway column on choosing a cruise when deciding to sail solo. MORE
Feb. 10, 2013
Travel Q&A with retired banker Richard Brooks, who has taken more than 80 cruises in his lifetime. MORE
Feb. 10, 2013
Cruise lines keep adding to their itineraries in an industry push to get travelers of all stripes on deck. MORE
Feb. 10, 2013
Dwight Garner travel article describes his transatlantic voyage aboard Cunard's Queen Mary 2. MORE
Dec. 25, 2012
Divisive debate brews over the future of the identity of Key West, Fla, as the town weighs whether to embrace cruise ship tourism, with its reliable stream of revenue, or move toward its artsy, wealthier side. MORE
Jul. 18, 2012
Coachella music festival plans two Caribbean cruises featuring performances by many popular acts. MORE
Jul. 1, 2012
Travelers are showing a renewed interest in river cruises in Europe, with at least 11 new ships launching this year; river cruising is targeted at experienced travelers who want to explore a destination in depth, with a focus on attractions beyond the ship. MORE
Jun. 3, 2012
American Queen steamboat returns to cruising along the Mississippi River from New Orleans to Vicksburg, Miss, after a four-year-long hiatus; inaugural cruise carries more than 420 people on a six-night trip. MORE
May. 13, 2012
Michelle Higgins Practical Traveler column on ways to keep costs under control when taking a cruise. MORE
Apr. 8, 2012
News analysis; 100th anniversary of the Titanic's sinking, which is being widely observed on both sides of the Atlantic, offers an opportunity to consider the differences between the accommodations on the Titanic and modern-day cruise ships, which offer more room and amenities. MORE
Apr. 1, 2012
Music cruises are an increasingly popular, thriving corner of the music and cruise industries, with fans willing to pay between $900 and $1,400 to rub shoulders with their favorite acts and enjoy three to five days of food, tunes, Caribbean sunshine and hanging out with the band. MORE
Mar. 14, 2012
Disney Cruise Line recruits established New York theater artists to create elaborate new stage shows with big budgets for the company's four-ship cruise line. MORE
Feb. 26, 2012
Michelle Higgins Practical Traveler column on cruise lines that are offering discounts and other deals to lure travelers back in the wake of the Costa Concordia disaster. MORE
Feb. 8, 2012
Italian judge continues the house arrest of Francesco Schettino, the captain of the luxury liner that ran aground off the Tuscan coast, rejecting both the prosecutors' request to imprison him and the request of his lawyer to have him released. MORE
Feb. 5, 2012
Michelle Higgins Practical Traveler column on the safety of cruise ships, a subject that is much-talked about following the Costa Concordia disaster off the coast of Italy; cruise ship accidents are rare, but cruisegoers should consider other dangers to watch out for while on board. MORE
Feb. 1, 2012
Italian officials force rescue divers to suspend underwater search for missing people in the wrecked Costa Concordia cruise ship, citing deteriorating safety conditions. MORE
Jan. 26, 2012
New evidence emerges that Francesco Schettino, the captain of the Costa Concordia cruise ship, had been repeatedly ordered by his superiors to deviate from his course and head toward Giglio Island off the Tuscan coast, where the cruise liner crashed and partly sank. MORE
Jan. 17, 2012
Questions about the safety and regulation of the cruise line industry are swirling after the Costa Concordia hits a rock off Tuscany resulting in at least six deaths; efforts are still underway to save the partially sunken fuel-laden vessel; ship's captain Francesco Schettino is being detained and is accused by his bosses of deviating from a fixed computerized course to show off his beautiful $450 million boat, carrying more than 4,200 passengers and crew members, to the people of Giglio Island and crashing it on a reef. MORE
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Rolling on the (Mekong) River
A new 20-suite riverboat is scheduled to start sailing between Cambodia and Vietnam later this year.
September 30, 2014, Tuesday
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Day for Night in Norway
On a slow cruise up the country's coast, gazing at the big views and looking for the midnight sun.
September 21, 2014, Sunday
MORE ON CRUISES AND: Travel and Vacations , Cruises , Norway , Hurtigruten , Ships and Shipping
Group Adventures, With a Sense of Play
Travel games, you may call them, are becoming increasingly popular, taking travelers off the lounge chair and into interactions with other guests and with the destinations themselves.
August 31, 2014, Sunday
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Italy: Hulk of Costa Concordia Is on the Move to a Scrapyard
The rusty hulk of the capsized ship began its journey to the scrapyard on Wednesday, after a two-year salvage operation off the island of Giglio.
July 24, 2014, Thursday
MORE ON CRUISES AND: Cruises , Costa Crociere SpA , Giglio Island (Italy) , Ships and Shipping , Maritime Accidents and Safety , Salvage , Italy
Delicate Operation to Refloat Costa Concordia Begins in Italy
Engineers hope to lift the wrecked cruise liner, which ran aground in 2012, killing 32 passengers and crew, so that it can be towed to port for salvage.
July 15, 2014, Tuesday
MORE ON CRUISES AND: Ports , Costa Crociere SpA , Giglio Island (Italy) , Salvage , Cruises , Maritime Accidents and Safety , Greenpeace
A Historic Warship, Reborn as a Tourist Draw, May See Another Revival
A New York sightseeing business plans to refurbish Circle Line X, a former World War II ship that is known for its long service to the city's tourism industry, into a mini-museum.
June 30, 2014, Monday
MORE ON CRUISES AND: New York City , Circle Line , New York State Historic Preservation Office , Hackett, Jason , Restoration and Renovation , Manhattan (NYC) , Historic Buildings and Sites , Cruises , Museums , New York Cruise Lines , Benstock, Marcy , Boats and Boating , Army Corps of Engineers , Hudson River
Weekend Calendar: Muscle Madness and Southern British Charm
Musclepalooza XIX brings drag racing to upstate New York; British classics descend upon Greenville, S.C.
May 24, 2014, Saturday
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Aging Tuscan Port Vies to Dismantle Costa Concordia
The port aims to win the job of breaking down the 950-foot-long wreck of the Italian cruise ship, whose captain had abandoned the ship after it hit a rock and capsized in 2012, killing 32 people.
May 14, 2014, Wednesday
MORE ON CRUISES AND: Italy , Cruises , Giglio Island (Italy) , Costa Crociere SpA , Maritime Accidents and Safety , Piombino (Italy) , Tuscany (Italy) , Turkey , Ports , Labor and Jobs , China
For Dior's Cruise Collection, a River View
Dior's cruise collection was shown at the Brooklyn Navy Yard.
May 11, 2014, Sunday
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Unveiling Dior's Cruise Collection
Raf Simons's 2015 cruise collection for Dior hardly suggested the sense of pleasure and frivolity one usually associates with a voyage (a private one, anyway).
May 11, 2014, Sunday
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In Shackleton's Wake, With a Hot Tub
Taking a break from her usual beat, the photographer Heidi Schumann discusses her trip on board a luxury cruise ship in Antarctica.
Trends in Cruise Design
Aging ships are being refitted, refurbished and, in some cases, even reassembled, turning claustrophobic cabins into floating skyboxes that would make Ian Schrager proud.
Cruising Through Alaska's Inside Passage
David Laskin talks about getting close to wildlife and wilderness on an Alaskan cruise.
A Hawaiian Cruise
A father and daughter spend a sunny week cruising between four Hawaiian islands.
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NEW YORK (AP) - Five New York City firehouses have received landmark status.
The city's Landmarks Preservation Commission says the firehouses have "distinctive" architecture. They've been in continuous use for more than a century.
They're in Sunset Park and Windsor Terrace, Brooklyn; Bathgate and Longwood, in the Bronx; and Rockaway Park, Queens.
New York City now has 37 landmarked firehouses. All but five are still operating.
Online: www.nyc.gov/landmarks
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The Detroit Pistons front office seems to be yearning for the glory days; at least the glory days of my generation. The energy and excitement of the "Bad Boys" era was last matched at the Palace by Chauncey Billups, Rip Hamilton, Ben Wallace, and Rasheed Wallace in the early 2000's. This group brought an NBA Championship to the Motor City in 2004 along with it came a new respect and reputation for professional basketball in Motown. That's when everything changed.
One by one, each member of the esteemed group of new era "Bad Boys" went their separate ways in the coming years, leaving the Pistons to slip back into the shadows. With the roller coaster speeding downhill, fans and pundits alike aimed their blame solely in the direction of Joe Dumars.
There is a long-standing theory that the best players don't make the best front office executives. While I hesitate to buy into this theory 100%, I need only to look at the Detroit Pistons for one shining example of its merit. I'm not denying the pressure that Joe Dumars has guiding a professional basketball team through the landscape of the National Basketball Association is immense, I know I'm not the only armchair general manager questioning the direction Dumars is going.
Following years of regretted trades, failed draft picks and a revolving door of head coaches, Dumars has been left with little choice but to try to bring the band back together.
Last week's announcement that Rasheed Wallace is returning to Detroit as an assistant coach was followed up by today's signing of Chauncey Billups to a reported 5-plus million dollars over 2 years. The news of Wallace trading his jersey in for a clipboard drew a lot of crazed looks and shoulder shrugs across the league. The former league leader in technical fouls will be working with the Pistons big men of the future. At first glance, I believe this is a great move for both parties involved, but its long term effects are yet to be determined. Given the lack of consistency and the youth of the Pistons' big men since Ben Wallace, Rasheed has a lot to offer in terms of playing experience, basketball IQ, and his infectious passion for the game.
The same can be said for the immediate effect Chauncey Billups will have upon his return. The common arguments could be made against Billups returning with his age and health being called into question. However, one thing can't be denied, his leadership and the intangible clutch factor that comes with Billups to every game. "Mr. Big Shot" is his nickname after all. Having Billups in the lineup will allow first-year head coach Mo Cheeks a chance to develop the 2 and 3 positions knowing full well the point is in good hands.
In my humble opinion, bringing Rasheed Wallace and Chauncey Billups are by no means a permanent long-term solution for the underlying problems plaguing the Detroit Pistons, but what these two legends of the Palace will do is lay the groundwork for the future. It's a groundwork founded on going to work and winning championships. With a new head coach and a clean slate, this is a prime opportunity for Joe Dumars to bring energy, excitement and success back to the Detroit Pistons.


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Mandy I'd tell her. Since she sent it to you I think she wouldn't mind. I'd just say "I noticed a typo in 'practicum'"
Don't worry, I'm a spelling freak too.
Mandy I'd tell her. Since she sent it to you I think she wouldn't mind. I'd just say "I noticed a typo in 'practicum'"
Don't worry, I'm a spelling freak too.
Honestly, if it were me, I'd want to know if I made a spelling error on something like that. Sort of like the "undone zipper" you know? I'd wanna know if mine was down for an hour haha
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Hi guys! Guess what we did today? Bought our home! (I don't say house cause its a unit in a triplex, but condo makes it sound wrong for what it is...anyway!). We're so excited!!! We're going to do some work on the bathroom and paint and stuff before we move in - we'll move in near the end of April, I think.
But as IF I needed something this intense while I'm still trying to finish my thesis. AHHHHHHH. so.freaking.busy.
Stash - I can tell how worried you are and I'm sending all my good vibes to your little bean. Why can't stressful stuff just be over quicker? So annoying.
Mandy - I would email her and tell her about the typo. It would be one thing if you were correcting spelling in a random email or forum post, but this is a resume! It should be flawless.
I just tried to read so many pages and pretty much missed everything. I hope you guys are well. I think I'll have more time to come hang out with you in another month, after the move. gosh, I hope so.
Maggie! We've missed you! Hurry up and finish that thesis. Congrats on the new home!
I did email my cousin and she emailed back to say thanks. Don't know why I worry about it. I think because we haven't really known each other since we were kids so I'm trying really hard to get along with her.
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Stash's thread about the passover books reminded me of the books I saw in TJ Maxx today that were concentrated on "God Made Me" or whatever.... I dislike books like that in the kids section, cuz I'm pretty sure I did all the making of my babies.
Maggie, congrats on buying your home! That's great news.
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Congrats, Maggie! Do you have any pictures? I can't remember, is your dh working now or is he doing a postdoc? If he's working, do you feel like you're just rolling in the dough now? That's how dh felt when he got a job.
Stacy, I'm thinking about you and your results all the time. I hope he's perfect, except for maybe a little genetic sassiness, which I'm sure he'll get from you.
Conner is getting there with peeing, but he's afraid to poop on the potty for some reason. Actually, he's afraid to poop in front of people. I've tried telling him he can use his little potty chair and we can put it wherever he wants and use it whenever, but he's leery.
Yay, congrats on buying your home Maggie!
Pictures to come soon, I only have really crappy ones that we didn't take. And I don't think they're on the computer. But soon!
Thanks for all the congrats ladies. I wish I could take the whole month off work and just play in my new house and decorate it.
They say that boys generally have a hard time with pooping on the potty. I read somewhere once that seeing the poop fall into the potty makes them afraid that their penis will fall off.
Kai was totally mortified and disgusted the one and only time he pooped in his underwear. I was surprised at his reaction since he was cloth diapered but I think the fact that he had to see it up close, and it got on his leg when I pulled them off. He was like "Mom. YUCK."
Kai has very minimal tolerance for grossness. He'll play in the mud all day but watch out if their is a hair on his hand and he has to wash his hands immediately after eating. He holds them out away from him too on his way to the sink.
It's nice because he will not ever touch his face if his nose is running he comes running to me as if he's on fire yelling "I HAVE BOOGERS!"
When he poops on the potty he gets really disgusted by the smell. The first couple of times he did, he looked at me from the potty and said, "Mom. You stink."
Uh, no baby. That's you.
Congrats Maggie!
Stash - I hope the results come in soon. You must be on tenterhooks.
"Any idiot can face a crisis; it is this day-to-day living that wears you out." -Anton Chekhov
Josh is funny about getting dirty too. If he has to pick up a burger or something messy he puts down the food and licks off his fingers each time he gets something on them. Makes for some long dinners sometimes.
Today we were making things with his Handy Manny table and he said "I want to make watermelons!" We were puzzled until he pointed to the picture of the windmill!
I just have to share this ridiculous FB status regarding health care reform:
america was warned from the likes of hannity, gingrich, limbaugh, etc...yet no one listened. maybe they'll listen now, but i dooubt it. what's next?
I bet he likes Coulter and O'Reilly too.


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For Janey's baptismal gown I picked the Abigail gown. Let me tell you, it was fun looking, and not easy to choose at all. (Just look!) I knew I wanted simple and sweet, not too fancy, and the name sold me on this one.
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Professor Grandinetti is Global Discipline Lead for Innovation and Entrepreneurship at Hult and also teaches courses on Management and Marketing. He has been named Professor of the Week by the Financial Times, has been named Professor of the Year 2012-13 and is the recipient of four Global Teaching Excellence Awards during his three years at Hult. He serves as lead Faculty Advisor to the Hult VC and Social Business Clubs and chairs the Hult SF Operations Committee. He was also named the Hult SF Professor most engaged with students outside of the classroom and won a Faculty Peer Recognition Award for his exemplary efforts. He has a special interest in disruptive business model innovation, design thinking, raising early stage capital, digital marketing, advanced technology commercialization, corporate venturing, and social entrepreneurship. Professor Grandinetti shared his passion for entrepreneurship with the Hult community in his webinar on "How to succeed as an entrepreneur" and why it has never been a better time to be an entrepreneur.
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Bentley "95 years of Motorsport"
As part of the launch of the new Bentley GT3R, Simon Stock shot a short film depicting "95 years of Bentley Motorsport Heritage", with… keep reading
Bentley "95 years of Motorsport"
As part of the launch of the new Bentley GT3R, Simon Stock shot a short film depicting "95 years of Bentley Motorsport Heritage", with… keep reading
Citroen C1 on billboards
Great to see the first of the Citroen C1 ads we retouched for Wilson Hennessey up on the 'boards today. We'll upload the rest of the… keep reading
K&S portraits by Robert Wilson
Earlier in the year, photographer Robert Wilson was commissioned by German mining firm K&S to shoot portraits of their key staff, along with… keep reading
Bentley launch the new GT3R
Today Bentley have launched the new GT3R at the Goodwood Festival of Speed. Photographer Simon Stock shot the car at both Milbrook Proving Ground… keep reading
Waterproof Tech for John Lewis
John Lewis commissioned photographer Wilson Hennessey to shoot some new tech gizmos, showing their waterproof properties. Wil shot the objects… keep reading
Fab Felines in Photo Finals
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Citroen C1 for Wilson Hennessey
Wilson Hennessey shot these ads for Havas Worldwide.
Wil shot the cars and then shot scaled cityscapes, model-made in acrylic, for us to comp together… keep reading
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2014 Ram in NYC
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Bentley GT V8S studio shots released
A few of the studio interiors and exteriors of the new Bentley Continental GT V8S have now been released in a mini-brochure to mark the cars launch… keep reading
2014 Bentley Flying Spur, shot by Simon Stock (pt2)
More of our 2014 Bentley Flying Spur images have now been released. Shot by Simon Stock, they feature the all new Flying Spur moving through Barcelona.… keep reading
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Assessment Process | Assessment Progress Highlights
Assessment Process | Assessment Progress Highlights
City College of San Francisco's Downtown Center systematically assesses services and programs using outcomes, program reviews, faculty, staff, student input, and other appropriate measures in order to improve the effectiveness of these services and programs.
In an effort to comply with the WASC standards, the Downtown Center Student Learning Outcomes committee worked collaboratively with other City College of San Francisco Centers to coordinate the development of the SLO's, as well as a central, online repository. Additionally, the Downtown Center Website provides up-to-date and consistent information on Student Learning Outcomes.
Currently, the Downtown Center's process, in the Awareness stage, of Learning Outcomes consists of the following:
- Meet with other Center Deans
- Meet with Center Coordinators;
- Meet with Downtown Center Associated Students
- Review the Downtown Outcomes thus far;
- Identify progress toward Learning Outcomes;
- Development of Learning Outcomes;
- Integrate Learning Outcomes timeline;
- Complete measurement tool in English and Spanish; and
- Assess
While the Downtown Center is in the "awareness" phase of the Student Learning Outcomes, the Center is smoothly moving into the "development" phase, our goal is to move to the Proficiency level by the end of the Fall 2012 semester. The Downtown Center participated in a Student Learning Outcome meeting with other City College of San Francisco Center Deans, Center coordinators, and Associated Students to discuss the Student Learning Outcomes, introduce the survey tool, develop a timeline, and map Student Learning Outcomes for the Downtown Center.
Please click this link to retrieve additional information regarding the WASC standards for Student Learning Outcomes.
The Downtown Center coordinators have been asked to provide assistance in distributing the Downtown Center survey tool to the students. In addition, The Downtown Center Associated Students have been asked to assist in encouraging all students to participate in the survey. Further, the Center Dean has designated a Center Classified Manager to assist students conduct the survey online in a designated computer lab. Online surveys were deployed December 3 - December 17, 2012.
The Downtown Center Dean conducted two focus groups totalling over 100 students on October 23 and October 29, 2012 and has conducted over 500 student online surveys: http://www.ccsf.edu/NEW/en/our-campuses/downtown/noncredit/studentsurvey.html
Fall 2013 cetificate completions pending banner report as January 18, 2014.
- Fall 2013 Downtown Center Noncredit Buisness/Office Technology Program Review
- 2013 Five Centers Survey Results (N= 413)
- 2011 Five Centers Survey Results (N=726)
- 2009 Five Centers Survey Results (N=274)
- Downtown Center Business Planning Document (PDF)
- Downtown Center Business Raw Cumulative Certificate Data Set Sample (PDF)
- Downtown Center Business Program Certificate Planning Guides (Procedures > Planning Guides)
- Downtown Center Business Program Marketing (Individualized Course Outreach Flyers)
Downtown program certificates prepare students to respond to an increasingly tight job market by providing the technological and business communication skills required in the workplace.
Comprehensive instruction is offered in traditional classroom and in computer labs equipped with industry standard hardware and software. Our transcript-documented program certificates range from 45 hours to 690 hours and are Employment Development Department (EDD) recognized.
Class sizes can range from 30 students in a computer lab to 40 students in a classroom setting. The duration time of the classes varies (one-, two-, or four-day classes), and classes may include prerequisites and advisories. Classes range from 15 hours, 30 hours, 45 hours, and 90 hours. Employee inservices available upon request.
A total of 89 business accounting and office certificates were awarded in 2010-11. Noncredit business provides classes toward certification in administrative and office support concentrations in areas of accounting/bookkeeping, modern office procedures, customer service, business computer applications, business language development, and keyboard development.
Office and Administrative Support Occupations account for 2,430,750 jobs in California.According to the Employment Development Department's (EDD) labor market information, "faster than average," "as fast as average," and "high replacement" is projected in California between 2008 and 2018 in several office and administrative support occupations.
Noncredit business certificate programs provide skill sets for students to become productive office support employees. Noncredit administrative office and clerical support certifications prepare students for employment as customer service representatives; entry-level client services representatives, office clerks, and general office support. Noncredit business certifications with an emphasis in accounting/bookkeeping prepare and provide skill sets for entry-level employment as accounting clerks or bookkeepers, bill and account collectors, accounting assistants and general office support.
Noncredit ESL students can progress from literacy classes through low advanced classes. Students can also focus on certain skills such as listening, speaking, reading or writing as they progress through the noncredit program. In addition, Noncredit ESL provides career and technical pathways for students who are interested in English for job preparation. Finally, there are classes for students who want to prepare for the citizenship test. Below are updated student learning outcomes from the 1992 California State Adult Education Model Standards, upon which each of our individual course student learning outcomes is based. See the The Noncredit ESL Course Assessment Process
Proposed changes to the course outlines
SLO signs (Please post in the classrooms)
- Literacy A (ESLN 3010)
- Literacy B (ESLN 3020)
- Beginning Low 1 (ESLN 3100)
- Beginning Low 2 (ESLN 3200)
- Beginning High 3 (ESLN 3300)
- Beginning High 4 (ESLN 3400)
- Intermediate Low 5 (ESLN 3500)
- Intermediate Low 6 (ESLN 3600)
- Intermediate High 7 (ESLN 3700)
- Intermediate High 8 (ESLN 3800)
- Advanced Low 9 (ESLN 3900)
Complete outlines currently under review, with the proposed changes included
- Intermediate Low 5 (ESLN 3500)
- Intermediate Low 6 (ESLN 3600)
- Intermediate High 7 (ESLN 3700)
- Intermediate High 8 (ESLN 3800)
- Advanced Low 9 (ESLN 3900)
Complete outlines yet to be reviewed
- Intermediate Low 5 (ESLN 3500)
- Intermediate Low 6 (ESLN 3600)
- Intermediate High 7 (ESLN 3700)
- Intermediate High 8 (ESLN 3800)
- Advanced Low 9 (ESLN 3900)
Proposed changes to the course outline by subcommittees
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Alison had her 4month appt yesterday and she is now a whopping 15lbs & 24 inches long! She is a chunker! So in four months she's gained 10lbs and 8 inches. Wow. She is doing ok on her development too. She is pushing up when on her tummy and very talkative, but isn't quite grabbing for things yet, which is ok with the pedi because of her adjusted age.
The only issue is that her head is flat. The pedi said more tummy time, but honestly, I don't know if we can do any more than what we are doing. We let her nap on her tummy, she gets tummy time throughout the day at the sitters, we put her in different seats all the time so she is constantly in a different sitting position, etc. I don't know what else to do so I went out and bought a bumbo seat. Hopefully she'll start sitting soon and that will help. I feel bad though, like I've done something wrong.
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Do you have a new business idea? Are you looking for partners in your next venture?
Would you like feedback and funding opportunities for your invention?
Flu season is quickly approaching and it is time to get your annual flu shot.
How to Work With Your Professor
Friday, October 7th
1:00 p.m.
568 Lerner
Come listen to a panel of Columbia instructors talk about ways to establish connections with professors on campus. You'll learn about strategies for reaching out to professors, ways to prepare for meetings, and how to build long term relationships with professors. The panel will be held on Friday, October 7th at 1:00 p.m. in 568 Lerner.
Refreshments will be served!
The Graduate Writing Program is offering free, non-credit writing workshops through the Columbia Art
Are you intimidated by networking?
You are cordially invited to attend the Kenneth Cole Community Engagement Forum at Columbia University on Friday,


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GNBC Chiavetta's chicken fundraiserby jmaloni
Tue, Nov 15th 2011 03:35 pm
The Greater Niagara Ballet Company is hosting a Chiavetta's chicken dinner fundraiser from noon until 4 p.m. on Sunday, Dec. 4. The event will be held at First Presbyterian Church of Lewiston, 505 Cayuga St.
Tickets are $8.50. Eat in or take out. Beverages and desserts are also for sale.
Proceeds will benefit the GNBC.
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A Tosca primer, in diagram form
During Don Giovanni, a 15-year-old friend of the opera, Natalie Karcher, was inspired to draw us a diagram of the action which was both hilarious and incredibly accurate. We liked it so much we asked her if she'd be interested in making one for Tosca too. She obliged, and IT IS AWESOME. If you have any questions about the plot, this probably will clear them up.
Great, right? She nails it. Natalie is attending our Thursday evening performance and hopefully will be reporting back on her experience.
A quick and dirty overview of the 2013-14 season
On Thursday, January 15, we announced our 2013-14 season! I'm one of the lucky folks on the staff who's in on the secret of which operas we're programming (or considering), which is both exciting and challenging -- it's so hard to keep quiet! This year it was particularly difficult because I am so, so excited about the season. We'll have much more info about these shows on our webpage soon, but in the meantime, I thought I'd give you the quick and dirty summaries of our 2013-14 shows.
Portland Opera's Big Night
If you haven't been around for previous years' concerts, there's a street fair outside the Keller where you can eat hot dogs and ice cream and maybe learn how to swing dance, and then we have a concert of great opera tunes! If you don't get a ticket for inside the concert, you can sit in Ira Keller park (they turn off the fountain so you can even sit in the fountain) and watch the show, which we broadcast onto a giant screen on the front of the Keller. Afterwards we show a movie on the screen. I always wear a very good dress, observe:
Lucia di Lammermoor
Lucia is basically a Hatfields & McCoys/Capulets & Montagues-type tale about two families in a long feud. The fortune of one of the families is dwindling, so the lovely but sort of off-balance Lucia is married off by her brother to a dude with a lot of money. Only secretly Lucia has fallen in love with, and sworn to be married to, a member of the opposing family. Unfortunately she is a lady at a time when ladies didn't really get to choose for themselves, so regardless of her wishes she is married to the wealthy guy. She gets married, but then as all the guests are downstairs at the reception, Lucia stabs her bridegroom and then comes down to the reception hall covered in blood, clutching a knife, and sings an amazing (and famous) aria, colloquially called the "mad scene."
Then her brother (the one responsible for marrying her off) and her lover fight a duel, and in the middle of the duel Edgardo learns that Lucia has died (presumably of grief. Or maybe of crazy?) and so he pulls out a dagger and kills himself. Typical cheerful opera!
We're back in biblical times. Salome is King Herod's pretty hot stepdaughter. Herod has captured John the Baptist (called Jokanaan in the opera) and is keeping him prisoner in a cistern, because Herod is afraid of Jokanaan's prophecies. Salome becomes weirdly, creepily fascinated with the prophet, and when he is brought up from the cistern (at her command), she goes on at length about how she is essentially lusting after his skin, his hair, his eyes. Jokanaan is not interested and decries her before going back down into his cell. Herod then tells Salome he'll give her half his kingdom if only he'll dance for her. So, she does. If you're interested, you can see it here, with Catherine Malfitano and Bryn Terfel. Fair warning: there is no actual nudity but Malfitano is wearing sheer clothing which can in a few places be seen through on top.
Then, when Herod asks Salome what she wants in return, she says she wants the head of Jokanaan on a silver platter. THE BEST. You just keep on with your crazy self, girl.
Herod is obviously horrified, but, bound by his vow, he orders Jokanaan's decapitation. When the head is brought forth, Salome makes out with it, to the horror of ...everyone? To put everybody out of their misery, Herod has the guards crush Salome between their shields. And that's the end of the opera!
Great, right?!?!?! Granted, I tend to like my opera bloody and scandalous.
The big question when anybody does Salome is, will she or won't she? That is, will she take off all the veils, and be totally naked onstage? The answer: we don't know yet. We're creating the production from scratch (our first new mainstage production since Cenerentola!) and we haven't ruled out nudity yet. It's hard to say.
A Midsummer Night's Dream
A Britten opera! A Britten opera on the centenary of his birth!! YAY.
Midsummer is, as it would seem, drawn from the Shakespeare play. The libretto was adapted by Britten's partner, Peter Pears, but draws straight from the original work. The plot is convoluted and actually kind of hard to summarize, so if you're not already familiar with the play, I'll just tell you that there are fairies and human lovers and a troupe of bumbling actors, and there are love potions and misadventures and everything turns out all right in the end. The Metropolitan Opera has a great in-depth synopsis if you're not familiar with the play.
This will be our Resident Artist opera, staged in the Newmark, and as usual built from scratch for this production. Kevin Newbury, who directed Galileo Galilei, will return to direct. There is a lot of beautiful orchestration, a children's chorus, and MAGIC. Seriously, guys, magic.
The Pirates of Penzance
Frederic is a young man who was given over to a band of pirates as a young child, sent to be their apprentice until his 21st birthday. When we meet him, he's just about to celebrate his 21st year and leave the piratehood. The pirates he lives with are pretty nice guys, and so he feels bad that duty requires him to hunt them down and get rid of them once he's no longer a pirate. Bummer, pirates.
Their ship comes ashore and Frederic, in the midst of a nice afternoon walk, accidentally stumbles into a cluster of pretty ladies who think they have the beach to themselves. He explains that he really needs a girlfriend to help him recover from piracy, and after a little bit of debate among the girls, Mabel steps forward to take the job. In true theater style, they immediately fall in love. The pirates arrive and attempt to take the ladies prisoner, but their quick-thinking dad (the Major General) lies and says that he's an orphan, because he knows the pirates have a soft spot for orphans, and they let him go.
Then it turns out that Frederic was actually born in a leap year, so even though he's been alive for 21 years, he still has 63 more years of servitude with the pirates. He begrudgingly agrees to go back (telling Mabel to wait for him!), but before he can, the pirates, intent on smuggling away all the pretty ladies, lay a siege on the Major General's house, only to be badly thwarted by the local police. Eventually it comes to light that the pirates are all actually noblemen gone astray, and everybody lives happily ever after. Theater!
That was kind of a long synopsis, sorry. It's hard to be brief with these things. Gilbert and Sullivan are comically convoluted. Pirates is coming to us from Oregon Shakespeare Festival, where it premiered last year. It is SUPER charming and a wonderful way to close the season.
Phew. So that's a wrap. I am really excited. The orchestra can't WAIT for Salome, which is so tricky that I've agreed to let them have the music this spring, so that everyone has ample time to learn the part. I honestly can't decide which of the shows I'm most excited about.
One more thing
I have a great dress for Tosca and we're taking votes on our facebook page for how I should do my hair. Help a girl out.
Next week on the blog: More from Tosca, and a chat with our current Chorus Master/Assistant Conductor candidate, Francesco Milioto.
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