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I think the ACC is much safer than people want to realize. First - if there was an ACC dance partner willing to move with Maryland to the B10, it would have happened. The B10 and SEC both want the same thing in expansion - Virginia and North Carolina. That is where the issues come up.
You have to assume that UVA and VT are tied together in some way. UVA had to pull strings to get VT into the ACC ten years ago. I don't think that the in state politics would allow UVA to leave the ACC and leave VT behind in a crumbling ACC - unless there was a deal for the Hokies to join the SEC at the same time.
Knowing that the second state that both Slive and Delany want is North Carolina - and only want one team from that state, that is where it gets difficult. NC St BOT is under the UNC board. Do you really think that the UNC board is going to allow NC St. leave for the SEC unless UNC has greener pastures to graze? People assume that UNC and Duke want to stay together, and it would be worth adding both schools to one conference. With UNC you have the large alumni base to drive demand for cable network and Duke you have one of the most valuable basketball brands in the nation. However adding Duke by themselves will not drive demand for the cable channel in the state without UNC. So it is all or none in that area. So to expand into North Carolina, someone will have to double down on UNC/Duke - which blocks further expansion unless you want to expand past 16.
Florida State would be a no brainer cable network wise, but what an odd fit geographic wise.
People mention GT - but what value does GT add? Do you think there would be enough demand to watch GT in Atlanta to demand higher prices for the BTN? UGA is the dominate program in the state of Georgia and Atlanta. After UGA, I would rank 5-6 SEC programs with larger fan bases and alumni in the Metro area than Tech. Then you have the last straw for GT - Georgia St. A 40k+ enrollment in downtown Atlanta that is moving up to FBS next year. This will be the 3rd FBS school in the state. The alumni base will eventually (if not already) be larger than GT, and if they can get on a roll like Boise St., they will easily out pace GT in fan support. So why would the B10 or B12 add a school that cannot deliver a market? So take GT off the realignment bandwagon unless they are just a 5th wheel for expansion. No one will pursue them for the sake of pursuing them.
So that is why the ACC is safe, but on soft ground. The schools have to many anchors that prevent expansion by the SEC or B10 from happening easily. The B10 could add UVA, but what school would go with them? The SEC would love to add UNC/Duke - however as has been pointed out many times on this website many times. No school has downgraded the level of academic conference so far in this alignment mess. Even Maryland, Mizzou and TAMU upgraded the academic associate when they changed conferences. No way you can cut the data where you can have the SEC as a better academic conference to the ACC. So unless the ACC is just falling apart, UNC and Duke are off the table for the SEC. The most plausible expansion that I can see for the B10 would be to add UVA and Kansas. The SEC could then add VT and Pittsburgh/FSU. I don't know if those schools add enough value to the cable networks to justify expansion. Which is what this dance is all about.
There is also no reason why the ACC should not have a TV deal on par or greater than the B12. The ACC just picked a really bad time to be average in football. With the media markets up and down the coast - a Cable network, even pennies on the dollar, would be huge money. The ACC is the most undervalued conference. Which is why it makes its members ripe for poaching. However if the ACC can continue to improve the football product - the reward for staying could easily out pace the reward for moving.


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Georgia State Patrol troopers and Effingham County Sheriff's deputies were kept busy Wednesday afternoon - for reasons they liked.
The 58,000-square-foot, $30 million dollar expansion and modernization project of Effingham Hospital and Care Center is nearly complete, and on Jan. 28 the community is invited to attend a special ceremony, open house and behind-the-scenes tour of the new Effingham Health System.
The Effingham County Health Department and Georgia State Patrol will hold a Give Kids a Boost community event Jan. 18 from 3-5 p.m. in the parking lot of Lowe's in Rincon. Booster seats will be given, at no cost, to income-eligible participants including those enrolled in the Women, Infants, and Children (WIC) program, PeachCare, or Medicaid, who can provide proof of eligibility.
Air Force Airman 1st Class Jarrod R. White graduated from basic military training at Lackland Air Force Base, San Antonio, Texas.
Residents living in and around the Rincon community can be screened to reduce their risk of having a stroke or bone fracture. Faith Presbyterian Church will host Life Line Screening on Jan. 18. The site is located at 2000 Lexington Ave. in Rincon.
Colon health is not often a subject of discussion among women having a night out. But perhaps the subject should come up more often, since according to the National Institute of Health, there were over 100,000 new cases of colon cancer diagnosed in 2011.
Effingham Sunrise Rotary President Solomon Smith is shown here thanking Maria Waller of Hancock Askew and Co. LLP for her presentation on filing 2011 taxes. Waller is a senior accountant with Hancock Askew and spoke to the group about all of the tax code changes that are pending for 2012 and the possible effects of those changes. If you have any questions for Waller, please feel free to contact her at (912) 234-8234 or visit www.hancockaskew.com. Effingham Sunrise Rotary meets every Tuesday morning at 7:30 a.m. at Guyton Christian Church. For more information about our club ...
Cheryl Ferguson recently spoke to the Rotary Club of Effingham County regarding the GED Initiative Tutors' program.
With a check for more than $3,600, the Elves for Catie campaign is making an impact on childhood cancer.
Effingham Hospital employees collected 425 pounds of canned and packaged food for "The Fillin' Station" located in Guyton.
The Effingham Chamber of Commerce announced plans to hold the second annual "Taste of Effingham" on March 1.
Local organizations and businesses again have reached out to meet a need at Effingham County Victim Witness Assistance Program.
Chief Judge William Woodrum swears in new CASA volunteers for the Ogeechee Judicial Circuit. Pictured with Lainie Jenkins, director, are: Shaquita Jones, Brenda Scott, Nancy Finley, Erica Williams, Brigit Kimbrough, Karen Cote, Carina Brannen, Ashleigh Barefield and Mary Bickerton. Also sworn in but not pictured is Eboni Joseph. After completing training, a Court Appointed Special Advocate serves children who have been abused or neglected by speaking up for their best interests in court. New training classes will begin at the end of January. To find out how to become an advocate, contact: email@example.com.
MACON-Effingham County Farm Bureau members recently collected $500 in donations for the Georgia Food Bank Association during the statewide Harvest for All campaign coordinated by Georgia Farm Bureau.
ATLANTA-During the holidays, wouldn't it be nice to skip check-out lines, mall crowds and get a valuable product for free? Well, the American Red Cross agrees and wants to give you the chance to have an "Appy Holiday."
Effingham Health System will host a golf tournament to benefit local charities March 28 at Lost Plantation Golf Club.
The Georgia Conservancy recognized the work to purchase Thompson's Island on Ebenezer Creek near Springfield and the Cumberland Island's alternative spring break volunteer program at its annual oyster roast March 1.
The Georgia Department of Transportation is seeking input on the proposed reconstruction of Highway 119 from Magnolia Place to Highway 21 in Effingham County.
The Coastal Georgia Council, Boy Scouts of America recognized outstanding community leaders and volunteers at the annual Silver Beaver Banquet on Feb. 22.
The Kiss-a-Pig campaign is personal to Mimi Hayes.
March is Red Cross Month, and the American Red Cross would like to recognize the nation's everyday heroes who reach out to help their neighbors when they are in need.
Air National Guard Airman 1st Class Kalyn M. Morris graduated from basic military training at Joint Base San Antonio-Lackland in San Antonio, Texas.
People considered at high risk for type 2 diabetes are urged to get tested during the annual American Diabetes ALERT Day on March 25.
For the fifth year in a row, Effingham County will have a participant in the Kiss-a-Pig campaign, the largest fundraiser of the year for the American Diabetes Association.
The Effingham Chamber of Commerce is setting the table for the annual Taste of Effingham, set for Thursday from 5-7 p.m. Chamber Director Rick Lott said that as of Feb.16, there were 14 booths signed up to provide food and beverage to the audience at the Effingham County Recreation and Parks gymnasium on Highway 119 in Springfield.
Air Force Airman 1st Class Fallyn R. Wright graduated from basic military training at Joint Base San Antonio-Lackland in San Antonio, Texas.
Nearly 280 years ago, the people who would be Effingham County's first European residents gathered in Germany to begin a trek that took them to The Netherlands, England and eventually to the new settlement of Savannah. Last week, a group from Halle, Germany, made the trip to see where those original Salzburgers established their new homes.
Barbara Prosser, chief executive officer of the Effingham College and Career Academy, spoke at the Feb. 5 meeting of the Exchange Club of Effingham County.
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I know I've been gone for a while 'cause I've been hoping to get some DSL service finally this year but it looks like it's not available in this area yet, which is really disappointing. (;__ Speaking of etiquette there's a certain Mr. Trouble who's spray-painted a fence here in my neighbourhood. How rude. I wonder if he thinks it's art or something. It's inconsiderate vandalism. I wish he'd put himself in the fence-owner's shoes. (+⋀+)
Is it an ugly painting? cause then that'd be defo vadalism...otherwise it's graffiti, which is art...art vandalism.
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Latham & Watkins has a history of excellence in project finance and has practised in the area since the early 1980s. With a particular focus on energy, mining, telecommunications and transportation infrastructure, the firm provides specialist technical advice to clients. The practice works for high profile market leaders and has recently advised lenders on a $20 billion financing of the Ichthys LNG project. Jonathan Rod emerges as one of the most highly recommended lawyers in our research and "the one to call in New York" for many of our respondents. His practice specialises in the energy, oil, gas and infrastructure sectors where he has "exceptional technological understanding". He is joined in New York by David Gordon, vice chair of the firm, who has "exceptional experience" in the developing, financing and restructuring of private power projects. Nicholas Collins is a "standout" practitioner in Abu Dhabi and a "trusted adviser" for many clients working in the MENA region. In Tokyo, Michael Yoshii is "financially minded" and has "exceptional business acumen". He advises project companies, sponsors and lenders in high-profile project developments in Asia. Two Latham & Watkins lawyers are listed in both our project finance and public procurement chapters. Joseph Bevash, managing partner of the Tokyo office, is an "authority" on project finance in Asia, having worked on many of prominent developments in the region. Stephen McWilliams, managing partner of the Singapore office, is "incredibly experienced" and has represented many high profile clients on landmark projects. Similarly, two noteworthy practitioners are featured in our project finance and oil and gas chapters. Based in Houston, Michael Darden is co-chair of the firm's global oil and gas industry team. His "pragmatic advice" has made him a favourite among our respondents. William Voge, in the firm's London office, is a "leading project finance lawyer" who specialises in the oil and gas industry and focuses on structuring complex project financings involving multiple groups and types of lenders.
The firm has an excellent competition practice that benefits from its geographical footprint and the local knowledge of its lawyers, and we list 11 lawyers in the corresponding chapter. Latham & Watkins practices across the main pillars of competition including litigation, mergers and cartel and conduct investigations. It recently acted for Lucasfilm in its $4.05 billion acquisition by The Walt Disney Company. Susanne Zuehlke was one of the leading partners of the deal. She is a "tough litigator" who has acted before the European Commission and the German Federal Cartel Office. Joining her in Brussels is Marc Hansen, an "outstanding professional" whose practice focuses on UK and EU competition law with particular expertise in multi-jurisdictional investigations. John Kallaugher, based in London, is "logical and sharp" and uses his "incisive mind to find innovative solutions for complex problems". He has a broad competition practice with an interest in transport, particularly aviation. Margaret Zwisler and Abbott "Tad" Lipsky are very highly recommended in DC. Zwisler is an "excellent" lawyer and "a leading authority in the area". She has over 35 years of experience representing competition defendants from a variety of industries. Lipsky is a "distinguished" attorney who has worked on "influential cases" all over the world. His "commercial nous is second to none" having served as chief competition lawyer for The Coca-Cola Company from 1992 to 2002. In San Francisco, Daniel Wall is "greatly respected" for his work with high-profile clients including Apple, Intel and Compaq Computer.
Latham & Watkins has been a leading environmental law firm for the past 30 years and we feature nine lawyers in our environment chapter. Gene Lucero is particularly highly recommended by our respondents and is "well respected nationally". Before joining the firm, he directed the United States Environmental Protection Agency's enforcement of the federal environmental laws governing hazardous waste for six years. Lucero is now of counsel to Latham & Watkins' Los Angeles office and is a "distinguished senior statesman". Robert Wyman Jr is another "high flyer" who is the global chair of the firm's environment, land and resources department. In San Diego, Christopher Garrett's "first-class" practice focuses on state and federal regulation of a wide variety of matters including air pollution, water quality and hazardous waste. Claudia O'Brien, based in DC, is head of the firm's air quality and climate change practice. Her "technical expertise" and "analytical prowess" is commended by our respondents. Managing partner of the Brussels office, Jean Paul Poitras is listed in both of our environment and aviation chapters. He is a "creative" and "proactive" lawyer and is currently coordinating a global team in a cartel matter involving one of the airlines involved in the air cargo investigations.
With over 300 lawyers worldwide in its capital markets practice, Latham & Watkins has the capacity to offer a full range of services to major clients. It advises investment banks, issuers and private equity sponsors on almost every type of capital markets offering. Recently, the firm has advised the arrangers on $680 million medium term note programme for Samruk-Energy. In New York, Kirk Davenport II is highly recommended in our research for his "excellent" practice which covers capital markets and securities law including debt and equity financing. Anthony Richmond, based in Silicon Valley, has a "sharp mind" and "the ability to see a problem from all angles". In his broad financing practice, he works with high-profile private equity investors. Los Angeles-based Mark Stegemoeller is "involved and committed to his clients" and fields a "proactive practice that achieves results". He focuses on public and private debt and equity securities offerings for investment banking and corporate clients. Michael Sturrock, vice chair of the firm's global corporate department, is "one of the leading lawyers in Singapore". His practice covers issuers and underwriters in corporate financings as well as public and private M&A.
Our research confirms Latham & Watkins' position as one of the leading law firms in the world. In addition to the offices mentioned above, Latham & Watkins also has a presence in Paris, Frankfurt, Hamburg, Munich, Milan, Rome, Moscow, Barcelona and Madrid.
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The fine sunny weather which blessed the French resorts on Monday 14th April has lasted all week. This has reduced base depths in some locations and the snow does soften quite quickly, with the freezing level hovering around the 2,500m mark or just above it. Clouds could move in as we move into the Easter weekend, but the good news is that the freezing level is expected to drop to around 2,000m on Saturday 19th April which could result in fresh snowfall.
As you might expect for this time of year it is best to stick to the highest slopes if you prefer the conditions to be less sun affected, especially the sheltered and higher north facing slopes.
The Pyrenean resorts of Cauterets (260/360cm) and Bareges/La Mongie (65/270cm) offer some superb skiing at the moment due to the deep snow bases on the upper slopes.
Further north in the Alps there is also excellent skiing available. The classics for late season, such as Tignes (40/190cm), Val d'Isere (40/128cm) and Val Thorens (85/190cm), offer fantastic spring skiing due to their high elevations. The upper slopes at La Plagne (5/200cm) are also in very good shape. In the Southern Alps, Isola 2000 (95/270cm) has an impressive base depth on the higher slopes at the moment of over two and a half metres, providing lovely riding conditions.
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LUDLOW — Okemo Mountain Resort's Huckfest is back for some high-flying fun at 11 a.m., Saturday on Okemo Mountain's Lower Chief ski trail.
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Tickets are $5 a jump or three for $12 and can be purchased at Clock Tower Base Lodge or at the mountain ticket booth near the base of Okemo's Northstar Exress Quad chairlift. The event will broadcast live at www.okemo.com.
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MOUNT VERNON Knox Countys Democrats will kick off the election season with good company and great chili at the partys annual chili dinner Wednesday, April 24.
Delivering the keynote will be Justice Yvette McGee Brown of the Ohio Supreme Court. Joyce Healy-Abrams, Democratic candidate for Ohios 7th congressional district will also be meeting Knox County residents at the dinner.
Serving on the Ohio Supreme Court since early 2011, Justice Brown is a candidate for a full term on the November ballot. She joined former Governor Ted Strickland on the 2010 ballot as a candidate for lieutenant governor. Before her statewide run, Brown served as president of the Center for Child and Family Advocacy at Nationwide Childrens Hospital in Columbus and, before that, was a domestic relations and juvenile court judge on the Franklin County Court of Common Pleas.
Joyce Healy-Abrams, a resident of Canton, built and operated a small business for 10 years. Passionate about civic engagement, Joyce has been involved with a number of Ohio non-profit organizations committed to arts and education, womens issues, and children with special needs. She is a current member of the board of trustees for the Canton Symphony Orchestra and utilizes her entrepreneurial background in key leadership roles. She holds a bachelors degree from Capital University and a masters of business administration from Case Western Reserve University.
In addition to Brown and Healy-Abrams, candidates John Booth for Knox County Commissioner and John Ryerson for state representative for the 68th district will also speak. The event begins with a reception at 6 p.m., followed by dinner and remarks at 6:30 p.m.
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Or you could bring in a team of living, breathing "specialists."
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Brian Knox's Maryland-based team of grazers specializes in clearing hard-to-clear property.
"They can go places that people can't- or don't want to," Knox explained to FOX 29's Bruce Gordon.
"Steep slopes like this are ideal. Places with lots of rocks, thorns, high tick areas."
This week's job: An acre of embankment at the Millbourne SEPTA El stop, part of the Market-Frankford line.
Borough officials say it's been overrun by poison ivy and an invasive plant called Japanese Knotweed.
Get it? It's Knotweed, but it IS a weed!
"It propagates," says borough council president Jeanette Macneille. "You know, you get a tiny little piece of root or something and it'll grow into a whole new plant. It's really hard to get rid of."
Knox sets up electrified fencing to keep his goats away from the Yew trees that are poisonous to his team.
These ravenous little buggers do the rest.
For the next four days, adults and babies alike will do little but eat, sleep and produce fertilizer.
"We get about 14-15 hours a day out of goats," says Knox. Without complaint. "They work for food."
The goats clear the land without need of herbicides, which could harm nearby Cobbs Creek.
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About $3,700, less than the cost of a human team.
In fact, the toughest part of the whole process is transporting the goats long distances, from job to job.
Knox says they get a little restless. "Yeah, you can feel them moving around a bit in the trailer quite a bit. They shove each other around and the thing rocks back and forth."
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A sign in front of First Church announces the event.   A lady with a Christmas smile is happy to take your money.
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Santa's elves take your order and quickly return with breakfast.   After they eat, children get a chance to talk with Santa.
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Jolly Old Saint Nick has a friendly wave.   Now it's time for Mom to take her son over to the school.   Cooking utensils are washed in the truck bay.
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Stepping inside Florilegium is like walking into a beautiful, colorful spring garden with fine yarns substituted for the flowers. It is a yarn and ribbon-lover's paradise.Even if you're not into needlecrafts, the displays here are eye candy begging to be touched. Fluffy yarns in vibrant colors are balled into vintage washtubs and wire baskets. Twisted skeins of yarn the good stuff hang from walls among finished projects. Spools of ribbon are unrolled just enough to tempt customers with adorable patterns. Shelves of apothecary-style jars hold still more pretty fibers. The store also carries its own line of hand-dyed silk ribbon, with examples displayed for its artful uses. You'll also find antique buttons, laces and needlepoint kits displayed throughout a dcor that includes for-sale antiques. If you want to sit and browse through the pattern books or start a project among friends, the store offers a pretty table and chairs spot to do so. Creative souls inclined toward needlework will love this place.


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Well, biologically they are capable, no? If a young woman births a child, she is a parent. The difference is whether she is a parent of a baby with her, or a parent of a baby removed.
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Thea Chase Brings 20 Years' Experience Building Successful Entrepreneurship and Accelerator Programs
TELLURIDE – After a nationwide search with over 50 applicants, the Telluride Venture Accelerator (TVA) has announced Thea Chase as its new director. TVA is a mentor-driven accelerator based in Telluride that provides seed funding, coworking space, access to world-class mentors and entrepreneurs in residence, and a capstone event where each company can pitch for follow-on investment from Telluride's angel network and venture capital funds, including the Telluride Venture Fund.
As TVA's director, Chase will be responsible for running the day-to-day operations of the accelerator program and will play an instrumental role in further growing Telluride's budding entrepreneurial ecosystem.
"We were fortunate to have a very talented pool of applicants," said Jesse Johnson, TVA's co-founder and CEO and Telluride Foundation Board member. "Thea rose to the top as she has built several successful, nationally-recognized entrepreneurship and accelerator programs in the past.
Johnson said that TVA has had a "great first year" and that its new director will bring the skills and leadership to grow TVA into one of the country's leading accelerators.
"In addition, Thea will bring vast experience that will help TVA maximize its impact on the community and help make our region a better place to start and grow a business," Johnson said.
"I am very pleased to be joining the Telluride community and adding value to the exceptional foundation built by the founders of TVA," said Chase. "TVA has a unique vision in the world of venture acceleration. I look forward to working with the robust community of mentors and exciting start-ups."
Chase brings 20 years of experience in the field of entrepreneurship to her new position.Most recently, she was the Managing Director at Cal Poly's Center for Innovation and Entrepreneurship (CIE) and Director of the Small Business Development Center for Innovation, and launched the SLO HotHouse – an accelerator, incubator and co-working space in San Luis Obispo, Calif. Companies in the first two years of CIE's summer accelerator have raised close to $2 million in outside funds and employ 30 people full time and 26 part-time. The Accelerator recently graduated seven companies in its third year, all of which are continuing with the launch of their enterprises.
From 2006-2010, Chase was a tenure track professor in Entrepreneurship at Colorado Mesa University.
Prior to this, she was the Executive Director of the Western Colorado Business Development Corporation (WCBDC), commonly known as the Business Incubator Center, in Grand Junction from 1993-2006. During this time, WCBDC served over 1,000 companies per year, graduating and funding hundreds of companies, won five national awards for its business incubator and grew the annual budget from $75,000 to several million dollars per year.
Chase has extensive experience supporting statewide economic development efforts as the President of the Colorado Business Incubation Association for 15 years, a member of the Economic Developers Council of Colorado and serving on the Governor's Council on Small Business in both the Romer and Owens's administrations and working directly with many communities to advance their entrepreneurial ecosystems. She attended graduate school at the University of Colorado, Denver and is thrilled to be returning to her favorite state.
Launched in the fall of 2012 as an initiative of the Telluride Foundation to create an entrepreneurial ecosystem in Telluride, the TVA selected four companies out of 100 applicants to participate in the business accelerator's first year. While operating in the co-working space hosted by The Peaks Resort, all of the ventures made significant progress and have raised over $800,000 to date.
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Art Blakey
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October 11, 1919
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania United States
|October 16, 1990
(aged 71)
New York City, New York, United States
|Jazz, hard bop, bebop
|Musician, bandleader
|Drums, percussion
|Years active
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Arthur "Art" Blakey (October 11, 1919 – October 16, 1990),[1] known later as Abdullah Ibn Buhaina, was an American Grammy Award-winning jazz drummer and bandleader.
Along with Kenny Clarke and Max Roach, he was one of the inventors of the modern bebop style of drumming. He is known as a powerful musician; his brand of bluesy, funky hard bop was and continues to be influential on mainstream jazz. For more than 30 years his band Art Blakey and the Jazz Messengers included young musicians who went on to become prominent names in jazz. The band's legacy is thus not only known for the music it produced, but as a proving ground for several generations of jazz musicians;[2] Blakey's groups are matched only by those of Miles Davis in this regard.[3]
Blakey was inducted into the Jazz Hall of Fame (in 1982), the Grammy Hall of Fame (in 2001), and was awarded the Grammy Lifetime Achievement Award in 2005.
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Blakey was born in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. By the time he was a teenager, he was playing the piano full-time, leading a commercial band. Shortly afterwards, reputedly because he thought he would be unable to compete with the emerging pianist Erroll Garner, he taught himself to play the drums in the aggressive swing style of Chick Webb, Sid Catlett and Ray Bauduc. He joined Mary Lou Williams as a drummer for an engagement in New York in autumn 1942. He then toured with the Fletcher Henderson Orchestra (1939–42). During his years with Billy Eckstine's big band (1944–47), Blakey became associated with the bebop movement, along with his fellow band members Miles Davis, Dexter Gordon, Fats Navarro and others.[4]
By the late forties and early fifties, Blakey was backing musicians such as Davis, Bud Powell and Thelonious Monk – he is often considered to have been Monk's most empathetic drummer,[5] and he played on both Monk's first recording session as a leader (for Blue Note Records in 1947) and his final one (in London in 1971), as well as many in between.
Blakey said that he traveled to Africa during 1948 and 1949. He converted to Islam during this period and took the name Abdullah Ibn Buhaina (which led to the nickname "Bu"), although he stopped being a practising Muslim in the late 1950s.[6] In the early 1950s he performed and broadcast with such musicians as Charlie Parker and Davis.
From his earliest recording sessions with Eckstine, and particularly in his sessions with Monk in 1947, Blakey exuded power and originality, creating a dark cymbal sound punctuated by frequent loud snare- and bass-drum accents in triplets or cross-rhythms. Although Blakey discouraged comparison of his own music with African drumming, he adopted several African devices, including rapping on the side of the drum and using his elbow on the tom-tom to alter the pitch. His much-imitated trademark, the forceful closing of the hi-hat on every second and fourth beat, was part of his style from 1950 to 1951. A loud and domineering drummer, Blakey also listened and responded to his soloists. His contribution to jazz as a discoverer and molder of young talent over three decades was no less significant than his considerable innovations on his instrument.[4]
Blakey died at St. Vincent's Hospital and Medical Center, New York City, of lung cancer.[7]
The Jazz Messengers[edit]
In 1947 Blakey organized the Seventeen Messengers, a rehearsal band, and recorded with an octet called The Jazz Messengers.[8] The use of the Messengers tag stuck only with the group co-led at first by both Blakey and pianist Horace Silver, though the name was not used on the earliest of their recordings. Blakey and Silver recorded together on several occasions, including A Night at Birdland Vol. 1 with trumpeter Clifford Brown and alto-saxophonist Lou Donaldson in 1954 for Blue Note Records, having formed in 1953 a regular cooperative group with Hank Mobley and Kenny Dorham.
The "Jazz Messengers" name was first used for this group on a 1954 recording nominally led by Silver, with Blakey, Mobley, Dorham and Doug Watkins – the same quintet recorded The Jazz Messengers at the Cafe Bohemia the following year, still functioning as a collective. Donald Byrd replaced Dorham, and the group recorded an album called simply The Jazz Messengers for Columbia Records in 1956. Blakey took over the group name when Silver left after the band's first year (taking Mobley, Byrd and Watkins with him to form a new quintet with a variety of drummers), and the band was known as "Art Blakey and the Jazz Messengers" from then onwards with Blakey being the sole leader, and he remained associated with it for the rest of his life. It was the archetypal hard bop group of the 1950s, playing a driving, aggressive extension of bop with pronounced blues roots. Towards the end of the 1950s, the saxophonists Johnny Griffin and Benny Golson were in turn briefly members of the group. Golson, as music director, wrote several jazz standards which began as part of the band book, such as "I Remember Clifford", and "Blues March", and were frequently revived by later editions of the group. "Along Came Betty" and "Are You Real" were other Golson compositions for Blakey.
From 1959 to 1961 the group featured Wayne Shorter on tenor saxophone, Lee Morgan on trumpet, pianist Bobby Timmons and Jymie Merritt on bass.[1] From 1961–64, the band was a sextet that added trombonist Curtis Fuller and replaced Morgan and Timmons with Freddie Hubbard and Cedar Walton, respectively.[1] Shorter was now the musical director of the group, and many of his original compositions such as "Lester Left Town" remained repertoire staples later on. (Other players over the years made permanent marks on Blakey's repertoire – Timmons, composer of "Dat Dere" and "Moanin'", and later, Bobby Watson.) Shorter's more experimental inclinations pushed the band at the time into an engagement with the 1960s "New Thing", as it was called: the influence of John Coltrane's contemporary records on Impulse! is evident on Free for All (1964).
Up to the 1960s Blakey also recorded as a sideman with many other musicians: Jimmy Smith, Herbie Nichols, Cannonball Adderley, Grant Green, and Jazz Messengers graduated Morgan and Mobley, amongst many others. On Shorter's 1964 departure the line up in 1965 included Nathan Davis on tenor sax, Jaki Byard on piano. Hubbard remained on trumpet. In the mid-1960s the band's line had more changes and on one recording session Sun Ra lead saxophonist John Gilmore held the tenor chair. After the mid-1960s Blakey mostly concentrated on his own work as a leader. He also made a world tour in 1971–1972 with the "Giants of Jazz" (with Dizzy Gillespie, Kai Winding, Sonny Stitt, Monk and Al McKibbon).[4]
Later career[edit]
Blakey went on to record dozens of albums with a constantly changing group of Jazz Messengers – he had a policy of encouraging young musicians: as he remarked on-mike during the live session which resulted in the A Night at Birdland albums in 1954: "I'm gonna stay with the youngsters. When these get too old I'll get some younger ones. Keeps the mind active."[1] After weathering the fusion era in the 1970s with some difficulty (recordings from this period are less plentiful and include attempts to incorporate instruments like electric piano), Blakey's band got revitalized in the early 1980s with the advent of neotraditionalist jazz. Blakey's ferociousness and tenacity while drumming earned him the nickname "Jazz Tiger", or "The Tiger of Jazz". Wynton Marsalis was for a time the band's trumpeter and musical director, and even after Marsalis's departure Blakey's band continued as a proving ground for many "Young Lions" like Johnny O'Neal, Philip Harper, Terence Blanchard, Donald Harrison and Kenny Garrett.
Blakey continued performing and touring with the group into the late 1980s; Ron Wynn notes that Blakey had "played with such force and fury that he eventually lost much of his hearing, and at the end of his life, often played strictly by instinct."[9]
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- Piano
Wynton Kelly, Joanne Brackeen, Donald Brown, Walter Davis, Jr., Sam Dockery, Kenny Drew, Benny Green, John Hicks, Keith Jarrett, Geoffrey Keezer, Mulgrew Miller, Jaki Byard, Johnny O'Neal, Horace Silver, Bobby Timmons, Cedar Walton, James Williams
- Reeds
Dale Barlow, Gary Bartz, Kenny Garrett, Lou Donaldson, John Gilmore, Benny Golson, Johnny Griffin, Billy Harper, Donald Harrison, Javon Jackson, Carter Jefferson, Nathan Davis, Branford Marsalis, Jackie McLean, Hank Mobley, Bill Pierce, David Schnitter, Wayne Shorter, James Taylor, Ira Sullivan, Jean Toussaint, Bobby Watson, Carlos Garnett
- Trumpet
Terence Blanchard, Clifford Brown, Donald Byrd, Kenny Dorham, Bill Hardman, Philip Harper, Freddie Hubbard, Brian Lynch, Chuck Mangione, Wynton Marsalis, Lee Morgan, Wallace Roney, Woody Shaw, Valery Ponomarev, Charles Tolliver
- Trombone
Steve Davis, Robin Eubanks, Curtis Fuller, Frank Lacy, Tim Williams, Steve Turre, Julian Priester, Slide Hampton, Gregory Charles Royal
- Bass
Mickey Bass, Spanky DeBrest, Charles Fambrough, Dennis Irwin, Jymie Merritt, Curly Russell, Clarence Seay, Victor Sproles, Doug Watkins, Wilbur Ware, Reggie Workman, Riccardo Del Fra, Stanley Clarke, Essiet Essiet, Peter Washington, Lawrence Evans, Lonnie Plaxico
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- Jazz Mobile Development and Preservation of Jazz (1970)
- Newport Jazz Festival Hall of Fame (1976)
- Down Beat Jazz Hall of Fame Reader's Choice Award (1981)
- Smithsonian Performing Arts Certificate of Appreciation (1982)
- Lee Morgan Memorial Award (1982)
- Jazz Hall of Fame Induction (1982)
- Grammy Award Best Jazz Instrumental Performance, Group, for the album New York Scene (1984)
- Jazznote Award (1986)
- Doctorate of Music (1987; Berklee College of Music)
- Martin Luther King Humanitarian Award (1991)
- Grammy Hall of Fame Induction for the album Moanin' (2001)
- Pittsburgh Jazz Festival Award
- Grammy Lifetime Achievement Award (2005; awarded posthumously)
- ^ a b c d allmusic Biography
- ^ "Art Blakey, Jazz Great, Is Dead; A Drummer and Band Leader, 71". New York Times article by Peter Watrous. October 17, 1990. Retrieved April 25, 2010.
- ^ "Miles Davis III Discography". Miles Davis' biography by Scott Yanow of Allmusic.
- ^ a b c Grove Music Online: The New Grove Dictionary of Music and Musicians, 2nd Edition (2001)
- ^ "Monk's Music". Monkzone.com. June 26, 1957. Retrieved 2011-10-06.
- ^ Curtis, Edward E. (2010) Encyclopedia of Muslim-American History. p82. Infobase.
- ^ Watrous, Peter (October 17, 1990). "Art Blakey, Jazz Great, Is Dead; A Drummer and Band Leader, 71". The New York Times.
- ^ Rosenthal, David, H. Hard Bop: Jazz and Black Music 1955–1965. New York: Oxford University Press. ISBN 0-19-505869-0.
- ^ Wynn, Ron (1994), Ron Wynn, ed., All Music Guide to Jazz, M. Erlewine, V. Bogdanov, San Francisco: Miller Freeman, p. 90, ISBN 0-87930-308-5
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I am trying to jailbreak my iphone 4 and unlock it as well. When I was in the process of jailbreaking using redsnow and restoring to custom ipsw 5.0.1, itunes popped up error 10. TO add to my woes, my iphone 4 is currently in recovery mode and I am unable to exit it even using tiny umbrella.
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Version: 4.0.1(8A306)
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I am using redsnow 0.9.9b9d and tinyumbrella-5.10.14.
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I generated a custom ipsw for my iphone referencing IOS 5.0.1 IPSW using redsnow. Then I put my iphone on Pwned DFU mode and tried to restore my iphone to the custom ipsw that was generated. When I tried to jailbreak my iphone by restoring it to the custom ipsw using ITunes on my Windows XP machine, I got error 10 and my iphone went into recovery mode. From this point on, I was not able to exit the recovery mode even while using tiny umbrella.
Here is the link where I have uploaded the related log: Iphone4-log1-XP - Pastebin.com
When I read some articles on the internet, I found that the reason for error 10 may be because of using an old ITunes version (My machine had ITunes 10.2). So I upgraded my ITunes and tried to repeat the restoring step - Now I was getting error 2005.
I am also pasting the link to this log: Iphone 4-log2-XP - Pastebin.com
I have also tried this step on Windows 7- no luck. I am still getting error 2005
Log generated in Wndows 7: Iphone 4-Log3-Windows7 - Pastebin.com
Can someone kindly suggest on how can I fix this issue and successfully jailbreak and unlock my iphone 4.


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LINCOLN — The University of Maryland became the 13th member of the Big Ten Conference on Monday. Rutgers University is expected to claim a 14th slot today.
With Nebraska in only its second year of Big Ten competition and still adjusting to its new surroundings, the addition of two new schools in 2014 means there will be further adjustments in store.
�Division changes: Big Ten athletic directors will review divisions in the next three to five months, Big Ten Commissioner Jim Delany said. Early reports indicate that Maryland and Rutgers would join the eastern-leaning Leaders Division. Illinois is expected to move from the Leaders to the western-tilted Legends, of which Nebraska and Iowa are members.
�The number of league football games: Schools currently play eight games per season. Nine is a strong possibility, Delany said, noting that "our fans want to see these games.''
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"I don't know,'' University of Nebraska-Lincoln Chancellor Harvey Perlman said Monday afternoon. "It depends on the circumstances.
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Delany declined to discuss further expansion, saying, "It's Maryland's day.''
Tom Osborne and Shawn Eichorst, Nebraska's current and future athletic directors, also preferred not to comment until Rutgers is on board.
Perlman said Nebraska has many reasons for liking the Big Ten's move to the Eastern Seaboard.
"We have lot of alumni in Washington, D.C., and along the East Coast,'' he said. "When we played at Virginia Tech and at Wake Forest, we had big crowds of people who said to me, 'I wish you guys would play on the East Coast more often.'
"So from Nebraska's selfish point of view, it opens up opportunities for us, including some fairly significant recruiting markets.''
Maryland President Wallace Loh, a former provost at Iowa, bluntly stated that money was the No. 1 driver for moving to the Big Ten.
Two years ago, when Loh and Athletic Director Kevin Anderson came to Maryland, the school had an athletic budget deficit. Eight sports were cut in response. Loh vowed that he never wanted Terrapin athletics to face that again.
If projections on increased TV money are accurate, the Big Ten's annual payout per school could rise from $24 million now to $30 million to $35 million in a few years. The ACC's current payout per school is $17 million.
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Nebraska didn't have financial troubles when it changed leagues but did have worries about Big 12 stability and revenue distribution.
"That's the great thing about the Big Ten — it's stable, even though we are now expanding again,'' Perlman said. "But the core is stable and the revenue is stable. That does give you comfort.''
Maryland and Rutgers are land-grant, research universities. Maryland has an enrollment of 37,000, and is located just outside Washington, D.C., in College Park, Md.
Rutgers is the State University of New Jersey with an enrollment of 58,000. The main campus is in Piscataway, N.J., on the south edge of the Newark/New York City metro area.
Lincoln is 1,205 miles from College Park and 1,285 miles from Piscataway.
Perlman said the geography isn't ideal for Husker travel, but he noted that conferences are moving outside their current geographic footprints to gain TV exposure and to take advantage of demographic shifts.
"It's actually easier to get access into Maryland and Rutgers than some places we go now,'' he said. "There will be some added costs, but the ease of travel won't be bad.''
Perlman said he has no second thoughts about Nebraska's having changed leagues, and doubts that Maryland and Rutgers will either.
"Everything is good about it,'' he said. "It's been very welcoming, and this is a very collaborative conference. I didn't feel like the newbie for more than a couple of weeks after we actually got membership.''
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