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Vladivostok 3 vs. Ufa 2
Andrey Vasilevskiy, Ufa, Loss, 25/28, 3.05 GAA, .893 sv%
Season totals: 24 GP, 11-8-4, 2 SO, 2.35 GAA, .920 sv%
Vladivostok built a 3-0 lead thanks in part to a goal from former Lightning defenseman Mike Commodore [9] and rode out a Ufa comeback to win 3-2. Ex-Senators draft pick Ilya Zubov had a pair of helpers for Admiral in the win.
Novosibirsk 2 vs. Magnitogorsk 1
Vasily Koshechkin [10], Magnitogorsk, Loss, 28/30, 2.01 GAA, .933 sv%
Season totals: 46 GP, 28-10-7, 7 SO, 1.98 GAA, .937 sv%
Oleg Gubin's goal with 37 seconds left in regulation lifted Novosibirsk to a 2-1 triumph over Magnitogorsk. Former Red Wings farmhand Francis Pare had Metallurg's only goal, which was a Second Period shorthanded marker.
Ekaterinburg 2 vs. Khanty-Mansiysk 3 (SO)
Nikita Gusev [11], Khanty-Mansiysk, 0-0-0, E, 0 PIM, 3 SOG
Season totals: 39 GP, 6-6-12, -5, 10 PIM
Lightning prospect Nikita Gusev scored a shootout goal to help seal a 3-2 Yugra victory over Ekaterinburg. Yugra also got a shootout goal and a regulation goal from former Lightning draft pick Radek Smolenak [12] in the win. Gusev, who played 16:13 in the match, continues to cement his role as Yugra's shootout ace.
Podolsk 1 vs. Bratislava 2 (SO)
Jaroslav Janus [13], Bratislava, SO Win, 25/26, 0.92 GAA, .962 sv%
Season totals: 36 GP, 14-15-7, 2 SO, 2.90 GAA, .896 sv%
Jaroslav Janus turned away 1 of 2 in the shootout session in Slovan's 2-1 win over Podolsk. Bratislava's shooters, conversely, were a perfect 3-for-3, including a conversion by former NHL'er Miroslav Satan. Ex-Flyers farmhand Johan Backlund took the loss for Podolsk.

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Inhalers (say: in-HAY-lurz) work to get medicine right into your lungs, where it can help stop breathing problems related to asthma. Inhalers are small and easily fit into your pocket or backpack. Research shows that even young kids can use inhalers, especially when they're used with a spacer.
There are two types of inhalers:
Any kid, even a baby, can use a metered dose inhaler with a spacer and a mask. Once a kid is 5 or 6 years old, he or she can learn to use a metered dose inhaler with just a spacer. Most kids that age are also able to use a dry powder inhaler. Your doctor will help you decide what type of inhaler you should use. You may try several different kinds before you find the right one.
If your doctor has given you an inhaler, it's important that you learn how to use it correctly. You may need to practice at home. Sometimes, during a visit to the doctor, the doctor or nurse will ask to see how you use your inhaler to make sure you're doing it correctly. If not, don't worry — practice makes perfect!
Reviewed by: Elana Pearl Ben-Joseph, MD
Date Reviewed: 14-01-2014


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While every effort is made to present accurate information here, the researcher should keep in mind
that Marion's band of Patriots fought essentially a guerilla war against the British. Muster rolls
were virtually non-existant and any effort to identify those who fought with Marion will rely heavily
on "acceptable" secondary sources. (See PAGE ONE)
for key to references used in table.)
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I'm a Hornet from President ShonrockMay 13, 2014
1. Steve Sauder won the Joe Cannon Service Award for dedication, service and committees to bettering ESU and intercollegiate athletics.
2. President Ekhleif Y. Tarawneh of The University of Jordan is a graduate from Emporia State University. You can view his biography at: http://www.ju.edu.jo/Lists/Administrators/Disp_form.aspx?ID=1. Go Hornets!
3. Eleven students working toward their bachelor's degrees will receive College of Liberal Arts and Sciences Dean's Honor Scholarships. A $1,000 scholarship is awarded to students in each of the 11 academic departments as follows:
· Stacy Curtis of Louisburg, junior in nursing
· Sharon DePierro of Assaria, junior in information resource studies
· Sarah Harrington of Newton, junior in music education
· Arisvet Hernandez of Emporia, junior in communication
· Christopher Krause of Colorado Springs, Colorado, senior in earth science
· Matthew Parra of Emporia, junior in political science
· Nicole Reutzel of Topeka, senior in mathematics
· Lesbia Rojas-Rangel of Emporia, junior in sociology
· Samuel Schmidgall of Topeka, senior in English
· Susan Wecker of Emporia, senior in art
· Donald Wilcox of Lee Summit, Missouri, senior in biology
4. Emporia State's Intensive English Program (IEP) has received accreditation by the Commission on English Language Program (CEA). As an initial accreditation, the next review will be April 2015. This is a great outcome of the teamwork conducted by the OIE and the IEP staff!
5. Emporia State has been ranked as #14 in the top 100 Nursing Programs in the United States as ranked by College Atlas. View the ranking here: http://www.collegeatlas.org/top-nursing-schools-2014.html
6. Michael and Karen Shonrock will serve as grand marshals for the Americus Day Parade on Saturday, June 14 at 11:00am.
7. Effective retroactive to December 16th, Newman Regional Health is a Critical Access Care Hospital and no longer under the prospective payment system.
8. At the end of the annual Pre-Conference team meeting with the track squad, a group of athletes surprised everyone with an inspirational music video! The lyrics and music were written and performed by Maggie Wilson, Dominique Staats, Peyton Weiss, Carmen King, Nikki Wetstein, and Ashton Proctor and it was filmed by Morgan Flowers. Track Fam Rap.m4v
9. The School of Business at Emporia State University has been listed as one of The 10 Most Affordable Business Schools in 2014 by Affordable Schools: http://affordableschools.net/the-10-most-affordable-business-schools/.
10. Walmart Without Peer Award to recognize excellence: Kyle Downing – Senior – Track & Field – Atchison, Kansas and Alaina Fairbanks – Senior – Track & Field – Shawnee, Kansas.
11. On Wednesday, April 30, the top three teams from the 3D Emporia competition traveled to Manhattan to go head-to-head against students from Kansas State University. Emporia State team Rock Creek Ostrich Ranch won second place and received a $1,000 prize!
12. Max McCoy, Associate Professor of Journalism and adviser to The Bulletin at ESU, received the "Distinguished Four-Year Newspaper Adviser" award from the College Media Association last fall in New Orleans. View his acceptance speech (about 13 minutes into the video) here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0zcQ_vGkTEY
13. It's a great day to a professor of philosophy! Dr. Charles Brown received the 2014 President's Award for Research and Creativity and was also named the 2014 Roe R. Cross Distinguished Professor at Emporia State University.
14. The fall housing numbers continue to run 100 ahead of last year at this time. Great News!
15. Emporia State's Foundation sponsored the Shepherd University Scholars Award Luncheon; the Shepherd family has awarded some 250 students $250,000 since 1995; recipients of the scholarships include: Abigail Black from Secondary Education (Math), Aaron Cox from Secondary Education (Social Sciences), Nakita Elwood from Sociology, Kylie Geiman from Speech & Theatre Education, Sertice Grice from Psychology, Sarah Harrington from Music, Jonathan Holsapple from English Education, Taylor Huettenmueller from Mathematics, Tiffany Khounsombath from Biochemistry & Molecular Biology, Miranda Mai from Business Administration, Katherine Slayton from Psychology, Logan Sleezer from Earth Science & Biology, and Donald Wilcox from Biology.
16. The book American Teacher: Heroes in the Classroom was published in 2013. The book showcases 50 extraordinary teachers across the nation. Two of those teachers are Hornets, more than any other university in the country. On Thursday, May 8, Katrina Fried, author of the book, and Josh Anderson (BSE-1997, English and Social Studies), 2007 Kansas Teacher of the Year and debate and forensics coach and speech teacher at Olathe Northwest High School, appeared in the Skillett Atrium in Visser Hall for a Heroes in the Classroom Town Hall Meeting. The event was sponsored by the National Teachers Hall of Fame, the ESU Alumni Association, and The Teachers College at ESU.
17. The Kansas Leadership Center (KLC) conducted a survey to determine the impact of the faculty on student exposure to KLC Leadership Principles and Competencies. The number of courses where content was integrated in the spring 2014 term was 15 courses. The number of students impacted (course enrollments) was 752 students during the spring 2014 term.
18. Five Emporia State faculty members have been named Assessment Champions by the university and the Office of Institution Research and Assessment. This new award recognizes the outstanding efforts of Emporia State faculty in perpetuating exceptional learning experiences for our students using assessment as a change agent. The inaugural group includes: Christopher Blankenship, Deborah Gerish, Cynthia Kane, Brian Miller, and Kenna Reeves. Each will receive a recognition plaque and a $250 stipend.
19. Undergraduate Admissions hosted two Open Houses at ESUKC on April 23 and 30. Amir Cuffe, Admissions Counselor, and Laura Eddy, Director, met with high school juniors and family members about becoming part of the Hornet Nation!
20. Since September 1, 2013, Undergraduate Admissions has hosted 57 groups (such as AVID, TRIO and Charter Schools) totaling 1497 students and 151 sponsors. This is in addition to daily campus visits and Black and Gold Visit Days. In total, 2,617 prospective students/1,939 guests have visited Emporia State this academic year!
21. University Facilities is having its annual scholarship fund drive this and next week. This drawing and the hot dog lunch on Friday, May 16, 2014 will be in support of the classified employee dependent's scholarship awards!
22. Throughout this year, ESU student athletes completed over 3,400 hours of community service. One of the biggest events was the 8th annual Senior Citizen Prom on April 1st.
23. Now & Forever: The Campaign for Emporia State University has passed the halfway point on the way to its $45 million working goal. The campaign to build spirit, camaraderie and a sense of pride of membership in Hornet Nation has raised nearly $23.7 million thus far.
24. Gwen Calcaterra of St. Louis, Mo, was named the recipient of the inaugural Roach Family Award, an endowed scholarship for a Sigma Sigma Sigma sorority member created by a generous gift from Neil and Carol (Harbour) Roach.
25. The Alumni Association partnered with The Teachers College and the National Teachers Hall of Fame to recognize two alums who were profiled in the recent book American Teacher: Heroes in the Classroom by Katrina Fried. Josh Anderson '97 and Ron Poplau '68 were two of only 50 public school teachers nationwide to be profiled in this book. Nautilus Book Awards has awarded American Teacher a Silver Medal in Social Change, Independent Publisher Book Awards has awarded it a GOLD Medal for Peacemaker of the Year, and Foreword Reviews has nominated it for Book of the Year in Education.
26. On Friday, May 3, the five new inductees of the National Teachers Hall of Fame were guests of President Obama for a reception at the White House. Joining them were Carol Strickland, Executive Director of the National Teachers Hall of Fame, and Lindy Whetzel, Chair of the Board of Directors.
27. During this year's Newberg Banquet, Devan Boeger, a mathematics education major from Great Bend, was recognized as the 2014 Outstanding Senior, and Amy Bretches, a computer science and math major from McPherson, was honored as the 2014 Distinguished Senior.
28. Outstanding Student Athletes of the year for performance over time, athletic achievement, academic success, community service, and contribution to the team include: Chris Poston – Senior – Football – Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, Payson Maydew – Sophomore – Track & Field – Pratt, Kansas, and Laura Patrick – Senior – Women's Basketball – Hutchinson, Kansas.
29. Undergraduate Award of Excellence are given to the following student-athletes for excellence in athletic performance, academic achievement, and community service: Brent Wilson – Sophomore – Football – Ponca City, Oklahoma and Merissa Quick – Junior – Women's Basketball – Cheney, Kansas.
30. University Facilities is working with the contractor to complete the Memorial to Fallen Educators (located west of the One Room Schoolhouse) in time for its dedication on June 12, 2014.
31. ESU baseball won the MIAA Championship by batting their way through the loser's bracket to earn an automatic bid to the NCAA tournament. They swept Missouri Western 3-2 and 6-0.
32. #18 ranked ESU Softball advanced to the NCAA Regional title game to play Southeastern Oklahoma State in Mankato, Minnesota. The Hornets have recorded at least 35 wins in each of the last 12 seasons.
33. Four members of the MIAA Champion Emporia State softball team earned Daktronics All-Central Region honors as voted on by sports information directors from the MIAA, Northern Sun and Great American Conferences. Stephanie Goodwin and Jessica Gragg earned first-team All-Region honors while Taylor Zordel and Kaitlyn Caston were named to the second-team.
34. At the 30th annual honors banquet for The Teachers College, honored faculty include:
· Dr. Stuart Ervay (Professor, School Leadership/Middle & Secondary Teacher Education)
· Ms. DeeAnn Holmes (Instructor, Elementary Education/Early Childhood/Special Education)
· Dr. Jean Morrow (Professor & Chair, Elementary Education/Early Childhood/Special Education)
· Dr. Dennis Pelsma (Professor, Department of Counselor Education)
· Mr. Timothy Warner (Instructor, Elementary Education/Early Childhood/Special Education)
35. Over the summer, Corky the Hornet will be covering your parking meters in all but three areas. Enforced areas all handicap spots, meters in front Plumb Hall (Kellogg Circle), and the meters on the north side of the library.
36. The following list is contains those promotion and/or tenure recipients:
· Gwen Alexander (School of Library and Information Management)
· Melissa Bailey (Biological Sciences)
· Allan Comstock (Music)
· Carol Daniels (Psychology)
· Mirah Dow (School of Library and Information Management)
· Kari Hess (Nursing)
· Matt Howe (Health, Physical Education and Recreation)
· Brenda Koerner (Biological Sciences)
· Deborah Larson (Elementary Education)
· Melissa Reed (Elementary Education)
· Chad Wiley (Mathematics)
37. The new graduate assistant within the Office of the President will be Jeff Miller. He is a native of Shawnee, Kansas (Kansas City area) and will be graduating with his undergraduate degree in business management this Saturday!
Check out our students' achievements and accomplishments on Emporia State's meritpages.com site


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You now trust this key to sign packages.
You now trust this key to sign packages.
Revision as of 15:26, 5 June 2012
pacman-key is a new tool available with pacman 4. It allows the user to manage pacman's list of trusted keys in the new package signing implementation.
- 1 How it works
- 2 Setup
- 3 Managing the keyring
- 4 Troubleshooting
How it works
Package signing in pacman uses the "web of trust" model to ensure that packages come from the developers and not from someone impersonating them. Package developers and TUs have individual PGP keys which they use to sign their packages. This signature means they vouch for the contents of the package. You also have a unique PGP key which is generated when you set up pacman-key.
Keys can also be used to sign other keys, which means the owner of the signing key vouches for the authenticity of the signed key. In order to trust a package, you need to have a chain of signatures from your own PGP key to the package itself. With the Arch key structure, this can happen in three ways:
- Custom packages: You made the package yourself and signed it with your own key.
- Unofficial packages: A developer made the package and signed it. You used your key to sign that developer's key.
- Official packages: A developer made the package and signed it. The developer's key was signed by the Arch Linux master keys. You used your key to sign the master keys, and you trust them to vouch for developers.
For some background on this issue, see these blog entries [1][2][3][4] and the package signing proposal wiki page.
Configuring pacman
First, you need to decide what level of checking you want. This is configured using the
SigLevel option in
/etc/pacman.conf. Several possibilities are mentioned in the comments in that file, and you can read the
pacman.conf man page for full details. Basically, you can allow signature checking globally or per repository. Keep in mind that if you set the SigLevel globally in the [options] section, you will not be able to install your own packages using
pacman -U anymore if they are not signed by a trusted key.
TrustAll option exists for debugging purposes and makes it very easy to trust keys that have not been verified. You should use
TrustedOnly for all official repositories.
DatabaseOptional option if you use
Required, for example:
SigLevel = Required DatabaseOptional TrustedOnlyThis way pacman will only install packages that are signed by keys that you trust.
SigLevel = PackageRequired is going to be standard for verifying official packages:
[core] SigLevel = PackageRequired Include = /etc/pacman.d/mirrorlist
Initializing keyring
To set up the pacman keyring use:
# pacman-key --init
This will set up a new keyring in
/etc/pacman.d/gnupg and generate a unique master key for your system.
For pacman to start checking package signatures you have to import the developers keys to your keyring. The next section explains how to do so.
Managing the keyring
The keys which are needed to verify package signatures are stored in a "keyring" managed by pacman-key. When a key is needed which is not in the keyring, pacman and pacman-key can retrieve it from a keyserver. The keyserver to use is configured in
/etc/pacman.d/gnupg/gpg.conf, and you can override it by using the
--keyserver option on the command line. (If you are looking for different keyservers, you can find a short list on the Wikipedia article.)
PGP keys are usually too large (2048 bits or more) for humans to work with, so they are usually hashed to create a 40-hex-digit fingerprint. The last eight digits are known as the key ID, and are used as a "name" for the key. The longer fingerprint is used when you want to check by hand that two keys are the same.
Master keys
There are five Arch Linux master keys which are used to sign the keys of developers and TUs. These keys should be in your keyring, signed by you and given a marginal level of trust for pacman to trust these PGP keys.
# for key in 6AC6A4C2 824B18E8 4C7EA887 FFF979E7 CDFD6BB0; do pacman-key --recv-keys $key; pacman-key --lsign-key $key; printf 'trust\n3\nquit\n' | gpg --homedir /etc/pacman.d/gnupg/ --no-permission-warning --command-fd 0 --edit-key $key; done
Official developer keys
The official developer and TU keys are signed by the master keys, so you do not need to use pacman-key to sign them yourself. Whenever pacman encounters a key it does not recognize, it will ask you if you want to download it from a keyserver. Once you have downloaded a developer key, you will not have to download it again, and it can be used to verify any other packages signed by that developer.
If the developer's and TU's keys were added some time ago, their signatures by the master keys might not be present in the local keyring database. To have uptodate keys run as root :
# pacman-key --refresh-keys
--refresh-keys, your local key will also be looked up on the remote keyserver, and you will receive a message about it being not found. This is nothing to be concerned about.
Importing Developers and Trusted Users Keys
Get all keys from Arch Linux developers and Trusted Users on a shot (taken from this thread):
# curl https://www.archlinux.org/{developers,trustedusers}/ | awk -F\" '(/pgp.mit.edu/) {sub(/.*search=0x/,"");print $1}' | xargs pacman-key --recv-keys
Arch Linux provides the archlinux-keyring package that will automatically load your keyring with the master and developers keys when installed. It will also contain updated keys eliminating need for executing
pacman-key --refresh-keys. If you do not have the master keys in your keyring when you install this package, it will ask you to sign the master keys.
/etc/pacman.conf and added the correct Master Signing Keys before installing the package.
Unofficial keys
If you want to add an unofficial key to your keyring, you will need to do it manually using pacman-key. First, get the ID from the owner of the key. Run:
# pacman-key -r <keyid>
to download it from a keyserver. Be sure to verify the fingerprint, as you would with a master key, or any other key which you are going to sign. After verifying the fingerprint, you need to locally sign this key:
# pacman-key --lsign-key <keyid>
You now trust this key to sign packages.
By gpg
If pacman-key is not enough, you can manage pacman's keyring by gpg like this:
# gpg --homedir /etc/pacman.d/gnupg $OPTIONS
# env GNUPGHOME=/etc/pacman.d/gnupg gpg $OPTIONS
How can I collect entropy?
Moving your mouse around, pressing random characters at the keyboard or running some disk-based activity e.g.
updatedb in another virtual console can solve it. It may take a while so please be patient.
If you need to run
pacman-key --init over ssh, build and install the rng-toolsAUR package from the AUR on the target machine. Connect via ssh and do the following:
# sed -i 's/0/10/' /etc/conf.d/rngd # rngd -f -r /dev/urandom & # pacman-key --init
After pacman-key successfully runs simply stop rngd and remove the package.
# killall rngd # pacman -Rns rng-tools
Cannot import keys
Some ISPs block the port used to import PGP keys. One solution is to use the MIT keyserver, which provides an alternate port. To do this, edit
/etc/pacman.d/gnupg/gpg.conf and change the keyserver line to:
keyserver hkp://pgp.mit.edu:11371
Disabling signature checking
If you are not concerned about package signing, you can disable PGP signature checking completely. Edit
/etc/pacman.conf and uncomment the following line under [options]:
SigLevel = Never
You need to comment out any repository-specific SigLevel settings too because they override the global settings. This will result in no signature checking, which was the behavior before pacman 4. If you decide to do this, you do not need to set up a keyring with pacman-key. You can change this option later if you decide to enable package verification.
Resetting all the keys
If you want to remove or reset all the keys installed in your system, you can remove
/etc/pacman.d/gnupg folder as root and rerun
pacman-key --init and following that add the keys as preferred.


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While the Cat's Away
Justin was out of town all weekend. It's hard when he's gone, we miss him a lot but I've come to recognize I tend to be more intentional with the children when he's gone; we plan our meals, fill our days, make time for fun outings, etc. I'm not at all suggesting he leave more often, but perhaps weekends like this are good for revealing areas I could do much better at in the motherhood department.
With that said, I don't think Justin will approve of our most entertaining encounter of the weekend. But nonetheless, little brother was a complete sport about it. All 3 were in the girls room when Morgan came running into the kitchen insisting that I close my eyes, hold her hand and allow her to lead me to her bedroom. When I opened my eyes I thought I'd die. They dressed him up...
Without further adieu I introduce to you Johnna Martina and his sisters, who will get major paybacks one day.
Bless his sweet soul, he wasn't sure at first, but with all our giggles {and the girls screaming} he finally decided it was fun. And after that picture sequence Justin may decide it's not safe to ever leave town for the weekend again! I'd be okay with that!
We also squeezed in haircuts. Since John Martin has graduated to the big kid table we borrowed his highchair. When I saw Raiger sitting up there with the black cape, how could I not take a picture? I probably should have done a clean sweep of the countertops first... oh well, they always look like that.
She was so good and with the promise of some Care Bear fruit snacks she did just as she was asked.
And last but not least, would the mothers of small boys {or big boys} please confirm that this is completely normal?
Not the pink chapstick, I know that's not normal. I'm referring to the fact that he stays right under me most of the day. The girls have always been happy to play in other rooms with toys, this little guy wants nothing to do with being in a room that I'm not in. I'm not complaining, I know one day he'll pretend he wants nothing to do with me. :) Now if I could just convince him to let me hold him and rock him like little tiny baby. He likes to be close to me, just not that close.


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MiBella needed a new logo design and created a contest on 99designs.
A winner was selected from 90 designs submitted by 30 freelance designers.
This 10 year old company needs a logo facelift. You are not locked in to any look, please be creative and think outside the box. The logo must be distinctive and modern ... it will be used on literature and web. Once finalized, the a web site home page design contest will follow.
PLS Construction, Inc. is an industry leader in the highly specialized field of geosynthetics, They specialize in the management and installation of geosynthetic containment systems across a broad range of industries and applications, including agricultural, industrial, environmental and commercial.
The products they supply include Secondary Containment Systems and Pond Liners:
Secondary Containment products include:
Tank Foundation Liners, Concrete Foundation / Slab Liners, Containment Dikes, Temporary Containment Dikes, Retrofit or Double Bottom Tank Liners.
Pond liners are most often used in the following applications:
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PLS Construction, Inc.
We are lookoing for a current, modern looking logo that can translate to both a new web site design and collateral materials.
This company performs work nationwide and is looking for an all encompassing icon and treatment that is strong, masculine, and commercial looking.
Modern, clean, distinctive and dynamic.
Masculine color combinations.
Graphic icon that works with and without the company name.
Do not have to include the "INC" in the design.
Ok to incorportate PLS into the graphic icon.
stock photography.
illustrations of people.
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Ichiro Suzuki: Returning Yankee Is On His Way To 4000 Pro Hits And Maybe Rose's 4256 Mark
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3884 hits into his professional career, Suzuki starts his 13th Career in the Major Leagues and his 22nd season overall in 2013, only 116 hits shy of 4000. He is 308 short of passing Ty Cobb (4191) and 372 hits behind Pete Rose (4256) for the ALL-Time Professional Baseball Hits Lead. Suzuki just re-inked a 2 YR/13 Million Dollar Contract with the Bronx Bombers. He has a serious chance to chase down these legendary players in this time frame. The spry Right-Fielder has 2606 hits on this side of the water – including 10 straight 200+ hit seasons to start his career between 2001-2010. The last 2 campaigns have seen him regress to only 184 and 178 hits respectively. These are still decent hit totals, however not really Ichiro-like. His 3 months in New York has given fans optimism that he can still be a very productive top of the lineup hitter.
Suzuki had a 3 Slash-Line of .320/.340/.794 in New York with 73 hits in 67 games. The veteran even had 14 SB. Playing in the Bronx will keep him motivated to play to his fullest potential, as he has never been to a World Series in 12 years. The Yankees were swept by the Detroit Tigers in last years ALCS, although Suzuki went 6-17 (.353) in the series. Amongst those hits, was a 4-6 effort in Game #1. The man just knows how to hit. He has averaged 221 base knocks a year since coming over from Japan. He has a .322 Batting Average for his Career and has nailed down 2 Batting Titles, while he has led the American League in hits on 7 different occasions.
Ichiro is not the only Yankee climbing up the ALL-Time Hits Rankings. Derek Jeter ranks 10th on the ALL-Time hit list with 3304 Hits coming into 2013. The aging Shortstop is also signed through the 2014 year like Suzuki. Jeter will be sure to pass Eddie Collins (3314- 9th), Paul Molitor (3319- 8th) in the 1st month of this upcoming season. He should also pass Carl Yastremski next year (3419 – 7th) and Honus Wagner (3430- 6th). After that, Tris Speaker is in 5th with 3515 Hits and Stan Musial is in 4th with 3630 Hits. Jeter has a real shot to be in 4th Place ALL-Time by the end of 2014. If Jeter plays in 2015, he would have a great shot to pass Hank Aaron for 3rd at 3771 Hits. There is a 420 hit difference between Aaron and Cobb from 2nd to 3rd. Alex Rodriguez is also 2nd amongst Active Hitters to Jeter with 2901 Hits. While he is recovering from his injury for most of this year, Alex has 5 years left on his contract and will likely go over the 3000 hit plateau in early 2014. Ichiro Suzuki and Alex Rodriguez going for 3000 hits will provide the New York fans with some more huge historical moments during the next few years.
I am hoping that Ichiro will play one more year in 2015, as that would mean his odds would increase to have 3000 hits in Major League Baseball. At 394 hits short, he will be hard pressed to average 197 hits over the next few years. He struggles against Left-Handed Pitchers. The good news is that he is hitting in the vaunted Yankees lineup, thus meaning a lot more chances for At-Bats. I am thinking he is still the clubs best #2 hitter behind Jeter. Ichiro is still an excellent Bunter – and can pull the ball to the right side of the infield with regularity to move runners ahead of him over. Suzuki doesn't walk as much as he used to – so hitting him in the Lead-Off spot doesn't make sense. A more likely scenario will see Brett Gardner hit in the 9th slot to provide speed once the order swings around for a 2nd time.
Ichiro is in fantastic condition and could play for as much as 5 more years, however he is so full of pride that he would not want to see his numbers plummet down to the point he wasn't at least above Average. 2- 3 more years and a retirement at the age of 40 or 41 would be about right. Realistic numbers for 2013, should be around 550-600 AB, with anywhere from 140-180 Hits. I believe Ichiro will hit between the .290-.300 mark, be able to steal around 30 bases and score 80-90 Runs. His Seattle Mariners numbers really took a beating in Safeco Field last year, retaining a .214 Average – which ultimately resulted him still only hitting .283 last year. Ichiro's 3 Slash-Line at Yankee Stadium is .341/.372/.811 in 180 Career AB there. In 2012, he was .338/.363/.894 – as he even clubbed 5 HRs in 130 AB. Don't be surprised to see Ichiro hit 15-20 HRs this year for the Yankees with that short porch in right. If you watch the guy in practice, he can hit them over the fence as well as anyone.
I was lucky enough to see Suzuki play in Seattle for the last decade. He won me over as my favorite player. Of course, the excitement was even greater when he was traded to the New York Yankees. The fans have embraced him and will continue to be marveled at his mastery of waving the bat around like a 'Magic Wand.' He sprays and volleys baseballs like he was playing Tennis. Speed, skill, grace, bat-speed, Baseball IQ are only a few words to sum up this man. While at the park, I become tired just watching him stretch out to keep himself loose. I would love the guy to have a chance to win the ultimate prize in a "Fall Classic" before he hangs them up in the next few years.
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The woman was a black female, about 40 years old and about 5-foot-4; her weight could not determined. She was wearing a light-pink, long-sleeved sweater with thin horizontal blue stripes; jeans over gray sweatpants, and light blue Nike tennis shoes. She also wore a gold watch with a maroon face, and a thin gold necklace, with a gold pendant of the letter "F."
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Giannini Named New Wabash Soccer Coachby Jim Amidon • January 5, 2006 Share:
Wabash College Dean of Students Thomas Bambrey has announced that Roberto Giannini is the Little Giants' new head soccer coach. Giannini replaces Director of Athletics Vernon Mummert, who served as interim coach for the 2005 season.
Giannini takes on the Little Giants' program after spending the 2004 and 2005 seasons as the assistant coach of the Valparaiso University men's soccer team. In that capacity, Giannini helped with all of the NCAA Division I program's day-to-day matters, along with assisting with recruiting and on-field instruction.
"Roberto Giannini is an excellent choice for the next Wabash soccer coach with his soccer knowledge and passion for the game," said Mummert, who directed the search for Wabash's new coach. "With his network of club and high school coaching contacts, the Wabash soccer program will be able to attract the top NCAA Division III talent from the state of Indiana and the Midwest."
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University of Wyoming Eminent Artist in Residence Judy Pfaff has been elected a member of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences.
The academy, one of the nation's most prestigious honorary societies, recently announced the election of Pfaff and 197 other new members who include some of the world's most accomplished scholars, scientists, writers, artists and civic, corporate and philanthropic leaders.
Pfaff is an internationally renowned artist who is recognized as a pioneer in installation art. She has taught classes in UW's Visual Arts Department this semester, and her solo exhibition, "Judy Pfaff: Come What May," is on view at the UW Art Museum through Saturday, May 4.
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Pfaff also is a member of the American Academy of Arts and Letters.
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Starc and Siddle deliver victory to Australia
Australia 5 for 450 dec and 278 beat Sri Lanka 336 and 255 (Sangakkara 63, Samaraweera 49, Starc 5-63, Siddle 4-50) by 137 runs
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At last, Michael Clarke must have thought. At last Australia have tasted victory this summer. It took until the fourth Test of their home campaign, and into the final hour at that, but Mitchell Starc and Peter Siddle delivered a 137-run win for Clarke and their team-mates as Sri Lanka's tail-enders narrowly failed to hold on for a draw at Bellerive Oval. Despite the best efforts of Kumar Sangakkara and Thilan Samaraweera in particular, Sri Lanka will walk out on Boxing Day at the MCG 1-0 down.
As the gloom began to close in, Australia entered the final hour needing two more wickets; Sri Lanka's victory target of 393 had become irrelevant during the morning. Starc delivered precisely what his captain required. All the Twenty20 cricket he has played over the past year began to pay off. He viewed the task as similar to bowling at the death in the short format, sending in yorkers and mixing it up with the occasional shorter delivery. And unlike in T20, he had the luxury of catching men everywhere.
After a few yorkers narrowly missed the stumps, or hit the pads on their way down the leg side, Starc finally directed one that bowled Rangana Herath to leave Sri Lanka at 9 for 250. In his next over, Starc banged one in shorter and Shaminda Eranga couldn't work out how to play it, in the end offering a fend of sorts that was edged through to Matthew Wade. Starc had 5 for 63. Sri Lanka were out for 255. And Australia had won the fourth Test of their home season, the first time since 2001-02 it had taken them so long to register a win.
There was a sense of inevitability about the victory, at least, after Samaraweera and Sangakkara had departed. Unlike in the Adelaide Test last month, where the South Africans held off Australia's bowlers to survive for a draw, this time the pitch was tougher for batting, the weather was much cooler and allowed the bowlers some respite, and importantly, it wasn't all left to Siddle. It was him who provided the spark, though.
Siddle was named Man of the Match for his nine-wicket game, and most importantly for the Australians he provided the three key breakthroughs on the final day. First there was Mahela Jayawardene, who before lunch edged a ball that moved away from the bat and was caught at slip for 19. Then it was the big one - Sangakkara lbw for 63. It was a perfect delivery, angling across the left-hander, pitching in line and straightening. A hopeful review did not save the batsman.
Australia were pleased to have a review go their way after they had both Sangakkara and Samaraweera given out lbw earlier in the day only to have the decisions overturned. On 54, Sangakkara had been reprieved when he tried to pull a Shane Watson delivery that kept low and after being given out lbw, he asked for a review of Nigel Llong's decision. The replays showed Watson, who was coming around the wicket, had struck Sangakkara just outside the line of off stump.
Samaraweera had been on 18 when he was given lbw to Siddle, but replays showed Llong had erred again, for the ball had clearly struck the batsman outside the line of off stump while playing a shot. Samaraweera provided plenty of fight after that, surviving until after tea, when Siddle jagged a ball back to have him lbw for 49. Siddle had already had Angelo Mathews caught behind for 19, and Australia were into the tail.
Then it was all Starc. Supported by a predatory field that featured every player in the normal television frame - on several occasions Australia had no fielder who could not have been called a catcher - Starc picked up the key wicket of Prasanna Jayawardene, the last of the recognised batsmen. Bowling around the wicket, Starc forced Jayawardene to play a ball that bounced more than he expected, and he was taken at slip for 21.
Starc then went back over the wicket and angled a ball across Nuwan Kulasekara, who edged behind for 9, and Australia could sniff victory. It was a fine effort from Starc and Siddle after Sri Lanka had been only three wickets down at lunch and four wickets down at tea.
Sangakkara had spent most of the first half of the day frustrating the Australians just as he had done at the same ground five years ago. He occupied the crease for 226 balls in a cautious innings that had included just six boundaries. He brought up his half-century from his 165th ball with a pull to the midwicket boundary off a generous full toss from David Warner.
Samaraweera was also watchful, although he showed a willingness to mix things up when he advanced to Nathan Lyon and lofted a boundary to long-on. He was the main problem for the Australians after Sangakkara departed, and on a day when rain had also frustrated Australia, Clarke was so desperate for a breakthrough that he asked the wicketkeeper Wade to bowl the final over before tea.
It was a remarkable move given that Wade had never before bowled a delivery in his 60-match first-class career. His right-arm medium pacers came through sharper than expected - a couple of balls clocked 132kph - but he was unable to force a mistake from Samaraweera.
Fortunately for Australia, the strike bowlers did the job in the final session. Sri Lanka's fight was admirable, but on a wearing pitch their task was simply too great.
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I'm just telling you guys, but keep it on the DL, cuz as soon as they realize their mistake they're gonna be all: "STOP THE PRESSES! (rip....rip....rip.....rip.....)".
It's the next "Chicken Soup for the Soul" book and it comes out in March - but here's the really exciting part:
Guess who ELSE is contributing. Jodi Picoult,
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Editor's note: Weekend Planner is a new feature by Jacqueline Weiss, a Springside student who will be spending the summer at the Local as an intern. Jacqueline will highlight the best things to do every weekend, both around Chestnut Hill and Philadelphia.
By Jacqueline Weiss
Check out what to do this upcoming weekend of June 24-26. Relax with a movie or rock out at a concert, find a born-again vintage gem at a flea market and listen to bluegrass music and enjoy food tastings on the perfect first weekend of summer.
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What: Bad Teacher (R)
When: June 24
Where: Check your local listings
A comedy starring Cameron Diaz as Elizabeth Halsey, a foul-mouthed 'bad teacher' who, after being dumped by her boyfriend, attempts to woo a colleague in attempt to make more money and possibly change her 'bad' ways.
What: Cars 2 (G)
When: June 24
Where: Check your local listings
The sequel to the popular animated children's movie where star racecar picks up with Lightning McQueen and his best friend Mater heading overseas to compete in the World Grand Prix.
What: "The Price" directed by David Flagg
When: June 24-25 @8 p.m., June 26 @2 p.m.
Where: The Stagecrafters Theater
8130 Germantown Ave.
Chestnut Hill
This weekend is your last chance to see "The Price" performed by the Stagecrafters. Written by Arthur Miller in 1967, the story centers on a pair of estranged brothers who must come together to discuss what to do with their late parents' property.
What: Katy Perry
When: June 24 7:30 p.m.-11:30 p.m.
Where: Wells Fargo Center
3601 South Broad Street
Katy's outlandish outfits and risqué lyrics got her attention; her music got her fans. Her "California Dreams" tour is less than a month in, and she has already touched down in six states with a high-demand concert almost every other day.
What: Pennsy Flea Market
When: June 25-26 8 a.m.-5 p.m.
Where: 1600 South Warfield Street
Learn more: Pennsy Flea Market is Philadelphia's largest indoor flea market, covering 60,000 sq. feet of land and more than 300 vendors. Live music, on-site parking, and great deals on a variety of items are just a few things you can find at the Pennsy Flea Market every Saturday and Sunday, rain or shine!
What: Family Food Festival
When: June 24 4 p.m.-9 p.m.
Where: Wyck Historic House and Garden
6026 Germantown Avenue
Learn more: Join the historic Wyck house in celebrating local food at the free Family Food Festival. Enjoy local food tastings, children's activities, cooking demonstrations, the Riverside bluegrass band and more at this delicious event.
What: Shane Victorino Book Signing
When: June 25 10 a.m.-11 a.m.
Where: Barnes & Noble
1805 Walnut Street
Shane will be stopping by Rittenhouse Square for one hour for a signing of Shane Victorino: The Flyin' Hawaiian by Alan Maimon, so make sure to arrive early to receive your numbered wristband and purchase your copy of the book.


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Thursday, 17 May 2012
Tenbury celebrates the Diamond Jubilee
29 comments:
- Anonymous said...
- 17 May 2012 at 22:56
- @WR15 said...
Doesn't appear to be any.
- 17 May 2012 at 22:56
- @WR15 said...
The Vaudeville Tramp Band, Ronda, The Fabulous Bordellos & Ronin are all playing the Beer Festival from 6pm.
- 20 May 2012 at 17:48
- Ian said...
So what happens if you want to sample a few pints and also have an intimate sotto voce conversation?
- 20 May 2012 at 21:32
- Anonymous said...
Go to the pub?
- 21 May 2012 at 09:21
- Ian said...
Unfortunately, you simply get a more limited range of beers and, generally . . . more music! Is there a music-free pub anywhere around here?
- 21 May 2012 at 15:18
- FlipC said...
Pah you may have a Food & Drink Fair, but Stourport has a tea dance
Who da town? Who da town?
Oh yeah and some Rock and Roll party too, but tea-dance; woo yeah!
- 25 May 2012 at 10:01
- Anonymous said...
does anybody no why the olympic torch never came through tenbury
- 25 May 2012 at 20:10
- @WR15 said...
Well it couldn't go everywhere. The route was planned so that the torch came within 10 miles of the majority of the population.
- 25 May 2012 at 20:14
- Try The Bell at Pensax said...
Music-free pubs: I haven't heard music when I have been in The Ship in Tenbury or The Bell at Pensax or The Fox up the Broadheath or indeed several other pubs around this area, so plenty of choice.
- 27 May 2012 at 11:59
- Ian said...
Trouble is at least one pub on your list not only doesn't have any music - it doesn't have a very friendly welcome either! Must try the others though . . .
- 30 May 2012 at 16:31
- Ian said...
"does anybody no why the Olympic torch never came through tenbury" - I did go to see it go through Clee Hill village. What a tremendous crowd there was and weather rare on Clee Hill - sunny AND very warm! I was a little disappointed at the relative inconspicuousness of the torch-bearer and his entourage – but still, an exciting, once-in-lifetime, occasion. Pity about West Mercia Police though . . . despite budget cuts they seem to be able to provide a grossly inflated presence. I know the police are supposed to be preventing crime and disorder but it is difficult to see how that many officers (and that many vehicles) could possibly be justified.
- 30 May 2012 at 16:43
- @WR15 said...
Update: Re Torch bypassing Tenbury.
I've been told, we didn't ask for it.
- 30 May 2012 at 23:08
- @WR15 said...
The beer tent will be open all afternoon. The bands don't start until after 6pm, so plenty of "quiet" drinking time.
- 30 May 2012 at 23:09
- Anonymous said...
Is that supposed to say jubilee on those posters? Its illegible, schoolboy error.
- 30 May 2012 at 23:20
- Ian said...
New pair of glasses required? Seems perfectly legible to me.
- 31 May 2012 at 22:12
- Ian said...
Driven all over the West Midlands this week. WELL DONE TENBURY WELLS - by far the best decorated place I've seen.
- 1 June 2012 at 07:36
- Anonymous said...
why didnt we ask for it .why av we got to pay to go into the beer festival.
- 1 June 2012 at 13:48
- Anonymous said...
The Burgage used to be a public space where people could walk, picnic or just kick a ball around.
Now we have to pay to use it.
Is it public - or isn't it? Is there a public footpath across it - or isn't there? Who owns it?
- 2 June 2012 at 14:41
- @WR15 said...
The Burgage is owned by the Town Council. Usually it is a public park, but on occasion it is hired out. On three occasions, Food Fair, Applefest & Bonfire there is an access charge. This small fee helps to pay for things like safety certificates, event insurance etc.
If people ask (possibly with the exception of Bonfire night) they can still use the footpath which follows a line between the playground and the far entrance (not the tarmac path)
If they want to "kick a ball about" on those days, they would be better to use the Palmers. Many volunteers give hundreds of hours to put these events on. Perhaps instead of complaining you should become a volunteer. You would then get in for free.
- 2 June 2012 at 15:16
- Anonymous said...
food fair what food fair.it was disgusting.if thats all tenbury can do they should be a shamed of themselves .
- 2 June 2012 at 17:53
- @WR15 said...
Well it was definitely there. So glad you are volunteering your services to make it better next year.
- 2 June 2012 at 18:47
- Anonymous said...
well the beer festival run by Jimbo, was crap. all the ber was almost as flat as the atmosphere... 1st band didnt bother to turn up. beer was so bad that i threw most of it away. It was so highly advertised, yet such a let down. also very poorly organised as there were barely any seats to sit down on. utter rubbish, i wont waste my time next year.
- 2 June 2012 at 21:43
- @WR15 said...
Would you have been prepared to pay an entrance fee to cover the cost of hiring in chairs?
- 2 June 2012 at 21:53
- Anonymous said...
I think the pound i paid earlier to get in to the food event would have covered the hire to include them in the evening event?? Also at £3 a pint, i would have thought that some seating would have been provided by jimbo??. Maybe it was a simple case of misunderstanding on chair requirements.
A chair would have not made the beer taste any better by the way.. Did you not partake?
I have previously happily stood in the rain at Tenbury beer festivals at penlu because the beer was good.
- 3 June 2012 at 10:17
- @WR15 said...
No, I didn't partake. I needed to drive & was running the electrics so decided best to stay off the beer.
- 3 June 2012 at 10:31
- Anonymous said...
the food fair there WHERE swifts ashleys bowketts do u call that a food fair .NO
- 3 June 2012 at 11:24
- Click on me said...
Click on me for photo's. There were more than three food stalls!
- 3 June 2012 at 11:27
- Tenbury Beer Festival said...
What beers were there this year?
- 3 June 2012 at 21:32


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LITTLE COTTONWOOD CANYON An avalanche swept a SUV with nine people, including five children, off the main canyon road and over the edge here Thursday and carried it 100 feet before the vehicle came to rest on its hood.
"Just driving down the road and . . . ," said Michael Thomas, the driver, while smacking his hands together. "It was surreal."
Without warning, the avalanche hit the vehicle about 6:30 p.m. near the White Pine Chutes about halfway up the canyon, pushed it on its side and carried it over the edge as the passengers, including children ages 3 to 10, held on for the bumpy ride.
Everyone in the SUV was wearing a seat belt. Adam Thomas, 10, said he helped unbuckle his brothers who were left strapped in their seats upside down, once the vehicle came to rest.
"It was the worst nightmare I ever had," he said.
Michael Thomas said everyone in the SUV was a "little shaken up" and some of the children were crying, but otherwise everyone was OK.
The Thomases are from St. Louis and had been in Utah all week learning to ski for the first time. On their way down the mountain they picked up two teenage employees from Alta Ski Resort. The teens were able to kick out a window of the vehicle and help everyone get out, Michael Thomas said.
Salt Lake County Sheriff's Sgt. Todd Griffiths arrived at the accident just in time to see the faces of little children, three boys and two girls, climbing up over the edge back onto the main road.
The avalanche was estimated to be 6 feet deep and 100 yards wide, Griffiths said. Crews had been conducting avalanche control work on the main canyon road all day, he said. This natural slide surprised them, he said.
Wind, rain, snow and slush impaired commute times along the Wasatch Front and shut down classes at one university and dumped 4 inches of snow on Provo. The National Weather Service, however, forecasts a break in the clouds today.
"We're going to recover pretty nicely and we'll bounce right back into the mid-50s," said NWS meteorologist Randy Graham. He said the weather will shape up for a nice weekend.
A two-day winter storm warning for the Wasatch mountains and higher Wasatch valleys ended at 6 a.m., after blanketing ski resorts and peaks throughout the state with heavy snow. The Cottonwood canyons were the main beneficiaries of the storm, reporting as much as 28 inches at Brighton and Alta. Snowbasin in Ogden received 22 inches in 24 hours.
A plow from Snowbird was able to clear a path through the slide so cars could make it down the canyon. But the wet snow made avalanche danger extremely high Thursday night.
"Life elevated," Michael Thomas joked about the adventure while making light of the state's new slogan.
Thomas said overall his family had had a great week and this incident wasn't going to deter them from a return visit. A hotel shuttle picked them up at the base of the canyon.
"I figure our chances of getting hit by another avalanche are like getting hit by lightning," he said.
The Utah Highway Patrol responded to more than 90 crashes and 11 slide-offs in Salt Lake County. In Utah County, there were eight crashes and three slide-offs. UHP spokesman Jeff Nigbur said most of the incidents were blamed on weather, but were more likely due to poor driving.
Graham said Salt Lake City set a new record for the wettest April 6 in history. More than an inch of rain fell in the capital city, breaking a 1929 record of 0.62 inches for the day. It was also one of the top 10 wettest April days on record.
University of Utah shut down early Thursday due to more than 11 inches of new snow, closing classes at 5 p.m. and canceling many evening programs.
"With the heavy wet snow, it's being problematic in clearing parking lots and roads and so we can resume with normal class schedule tomorrow, we just needed to get the campus emptied out," U. spokeswoman Coralie Alder said.
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Students recognized for disaster relief efforts in New York
During Friday's convocation, the 305 Liberty University students who helped clean up neighborhoods damaged by floods from Hurricane Irene and Tropical Storm Lee in New York were honored for their hard work. A video about their work was shown.
Mark Gauthier, State Disaster Relief Director for The Southern Baptist Conservatives of Virginia, presented Chancellor and President Jerry Falwell, Jr. with a letter and plaque. Gauthier said aside from what was shown in the video, students held worship services and shared their faith freely with families.
This is the first time Liberty has partnered with Disaster Relief to send volunteers. Disaster Relief is the country's third largest disaster relief organization next to the Salvation Army and the American Red Cross. This year, the organization has been in need of more volunteers and this is the first time they have reached out to a university for help.
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32 Years Ago: Eric Clapton Releases Post-Rehab Album 'Money and Cigarettes'
Having just emerged from rehab for alcoholism, Eric Clapton says he named 'Money and Cigarettes' — which was released in February 1983 — after "all I saw myself having left."
The album would boast a minor hit in 'I've Got a Rock 'n' Roll Heart,' which peaked at No. 18 on the pop chart in the U.S., but it would eventually become the first Clapton album to fall short of gold-selling status in six years. 'Money and Cigarettes' didn't even reach the Top 50 in his native England.
Blame the flimsy pop pretensions of that lead-off single, or the times this project reverted back to Clapton's often too low-key '70s-era craftsmanship. Still, 'Money and Cigarettes' ultimately illustrated that he had a few things left: There were flinty reminders of Clapton's legacy of blending deep blues with rock music, not to mention some of the last rootsy sides he'd attempt before making a critically ill-fated turn toward more mainstream commercial sounds with 'Behind the Sun' and 'August' in the mid '80s.
Prior to these sessions, Clapton had split with all but two members of his previous working group, keeping Albert Lee and Chris Stainton while adding Ry Cooder and sessions aces Donald "Duck" Dunn and Roger Hawkins. Cooder makes his presence immediately known, as Clapton opens with a saucy cover of Sleepy John Estes' 'Everybody Oughta Make a Change.' The two then boogie their way through the bluntly honest Clapton original 'The Shape You're In,' which seems to confront those around him who hadn't yet admitted to their own personal demons. Later, 'Slow Down Linda' expands upon the same theme, revealing a raw, scarred figure.
The rest of the album, alas, doesn't necessarily aspire to the same greatness, so much as convey smaller, likeable, but not as consistently memorable musical ideas. 'Pretty Girl,' for instance, might be described as a less interesting version of the already slight 'Wonderful Tonight.' Clapton, as he had on 'Backless' and 'Slowhand,' often mistook laid-back gentility with easy-going bromides.
Throughout, though, he hadn't played the guitar — Clapton's principal claim to fame, then as now — with as much clarity and force since 'Layla.' A cover of 'Crosscut Saw,' the old hit for Albert King, is the grooviest thing we'd heard from him in perhaps at least that long. 'Ain't Going Down,' meanwhile, might have suffered from the album's general lack of ambition, too — it's really just a rewrite of fellow '60s guitar god Jimi Hendrix's take on 'All Along The Watchtower' — but that doesn't stop it from making a valiant attempt at out Domino-ing Clapton's legendary work with Duane Allman in Derek and the Dominos.
Knowing what we know now about what's coming next (Michelob commercials, Phil Collins, so on), these are no small things.
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CW's hit show Beauty & the Beast gets full season order
Last night, Beauty And The Beast scored a 0.7, up a tenth from last week's 0.6 rating.
Arrow also got an order - will Emily Owens be next?
Beauty And The Beast just got a back nine order from the CW, making it the second of three freshmen series to get a full season from the network (Arrow was the first).
Season to date, BEAUTY AND THE BEAST is averaging 2.4 million viewers and a 1.3 rating among women 18-34, and a 0.9 rating among adults 18-34, in most current Nielsen data.
Beauty And The Beast stars Kristin Kreuk ("Smallville," "CHUCK") as Catherine, Jay Ryan ("Terra Nova") as Vincent, Max Brown ("The Tudors," "MI-5") as Evan, Nina Lisandrello ("Nurse Jackie") as Tess, Nicole Gale Anderson ("Make It or Break It") as Heather, Austin Basis ("Life Unexpected") as J.T., and Brian White ("The Shield," "The Cabin in the Woods") as Joe.
BEAUTY AND THE BEAST is produced by CBS Television Studios in association with Take 5 Productions/Whizbang Films with executive producers Sherri Cooper ("Brothers and Sisters") & Jennifer Levin ("Without A Trace," "Felicity"), Brian Peterson ("Smallville") & Kelly Souders ("Smallville"), Gary Fleder ("Life Unexpected," "October Road"), Bill Haber ("Rizzoli & Isles," "Thurgood"), Paul J. Witt ("A Better Life") & Tony Thomas ("A Better Life"), Ron Koslow ("Moonlight"), Frank Siracusa ("The Yard") and John Weber ("Borgias").


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Markowitz joined several organizations and community members who were recognized for their cultural contribution in Brooklyn and the Latino community's impact on the borough.
"Latinos are continuing to make Brooklyn a better place to work, live and raise a family," Markowitz said.
Markowitz also emphasized the demographic's critical role in voting during the upcoming election. "Latinos are an important force to be reckoned with," Markowitz said, "especially concerning the upcoming elections."
Executive Director Grisel Amador of the United Senior Center was honored for her commitment to the organization. Over 50 Latino members of the United Senior Center attended the event in support of Amador.
"I was so surprised when I got the call from Markowitz a few weeks ago," she said. "It's really an honor to be recognized."
The organization provides computer services and group activities for seniors in the area, including breakfast, lunch and dinner.
"She is just fantastic and we want to show our support by being out here tonight," said ten-year center member Josephina Martinez, 73. "It's great that we (Latinos) have a voice."
Others community members and organizations honored included Radames Millan of the Brooklyn Three Kings Parade and the owners of the Brooklyn Cupcake at 335 Union Ave.


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An original and innovative walk inside & around Old city of Nice & its honeycomb of italian coloured streets for a great tasting tour to discover all kind of local specialities. With a professional & passional guide and a personnalized quality service to satisfact your interests & desires, we will lead you to the best products of Cours Saleya market, through little boutiques & best handcrafts to know all about the local gastronomy, food & culture.
A perfect opportunity to meet culture & habits of local people from Nice, how they really cook & what they love to eat & drink : best olive oils & special vinagres, local & genuine products, wines, local specialities & dishes, cheese & delicatessen, bread, pastry, candies, chocolate, ice cream (classified in the 5 best handmade Ice Cream in France) & much more...
It's not only a food tour, it's also the opportunity of a special cultural & historical guidedtour by a local passionate about his culture, taking the time to enjoy south of France dolce vita & why not, finishing with typical aperitive drinks & a funny provençal game...
Conscious that this tour is dedicated for food & gastronomy lovers - and we are experts about this - we will provide you our expert advises to point you the best unknown from tourists restaurants & bars to spend the best Nice & French Riviera holidays.
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- Longmont Hackathon winner to finish calendar app this summer
- Jester's trying to liven up Friday nights in Longmont
- Take Two: Longmont man's medical problem leads to legal run-in
- Carbon Valley Coffee Roasters' owners hope downtown Frederick will become destination
- Take Two: Scott Fraser's work reaches new heights
- Longmont's Crossroads School to move this summer
- Boulder County 'Coffee for Carpoolers' program reduced Diagonal traffic
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- Take Two: Frederick High School's main office hole repaired
- Take Two: Fitness for all ages at Frederick's Xtreme MMA
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- Take Two: Niwot High School mascots dedicated to increasing spirit
- Longmont Surgical Mission's free surgeries help uninsured
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- Longmont musician finds new rhythm after Novus Folium folds
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- Longmont's long-shot presidential candidate withdrew his bid weeks before Election Day
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Woodworker Rick Maddux is crafting a table from a large fallen limb he harvested from the now-deceased, onetime national-champion plains cottonwood tree near Hygiene.
It'll be "a pretty good sized table," said Maddux, who's designed it to seat as many as eight people.
The table is intended to honor the tree that Boulder County officials estimated to have been about 150 years old when they finally declared it dead last spring, he said.
The plains cottonwood is identified on a nearby sign as "The Gentle Giant of Boulder County" and was long known to many Hygiene-area residents as "The Big Tree."
It sits in a gully behind an old irrigation ditch in a Boulder County-owned open space area east of Crane Hollow Road, about a mile southwest of Hygiene. Its size led to its certification and 45-year reign as the national champion of its species.
Boulder County's Parks and Open Space Department offered logs from the tree to wood crafters who proposed making artisan works from the tree's fallen limbs. Maddux was one of more than 18 artisans who applied, said the county department's Karen Imbierowicz.
"There was enough wood for us to allow every applicant to receive at least one log," Imbierowicz said.
Those wood artisans' creations -- ranging from decorative bowls to sculptures to furniture -- will be displayed and sold at an exhibit next spring. A portion of the proceeds will go to the Boulder County Parks and Open Space Foundation.
"I think it is going to be a real celebration of the tree," Imbierowicz said.
County officials have noted that the Hygiene-area cottonwood survived more than a century of floods, winds and disease before succumbing to old age.
Boulder County is still seeking a venue for the exhibition, a gallery or other location that ideally would feature those pieces for two weeks to a month, Imbierowicz said. Anyone with suggestions or offers to host the exhibit can contact her at 303-678-6268 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
Maddux said he hopes to sell the finished table to someone who supports Boulder County's open space programs and appreciates the tree's antiquity.
Maddux said the table will "end up honoring the tree itself."
The tabletop will suggest the tree's own canopy, which stretched nearly 100 feet. The table will have cottonwood-leaf carvings on its side, while its pedestal and base will look like limbs, a tree trunk and roots.
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Goodguys 12th Annual Southwest Nationals
Where does the time go? It seems like just yesterday we were headed to the Goodguys show in Del Mar, California, to kick off the show season, and now as I write this there's two weeks until Christmas and I've just attended the last Goodguys show of the year, the Southwest Nationals, in Scottsdale, Arizona. If you've never been to the Phoenix area in November, you're missing out! Not only is the weather absolutely perfect, but the Southwest Nationals is a great show. Despite all the car show coverage clichés about fun, sun, hot, cool, etc, the conditions in Scottsdale are ideal for over 2,000 '72-and-earlier vehicles to come show their stuff on the grass at West World.
While I have and continue to attend many shows across the country, we don't usually have the chance to drive something fun to any of them, but I finally had my '72 Chevy C-10 road ready after a couple of years of occasionally working on it between hibernation spells. I had driven the truck around town a bunch, but had never taken it out of Southern California and certainly never out of state-yet.
As of now, I had done most everything on the truck except body and paintwork and felt pretty confident in its roadworthiness once a couple of tuning bugs were worked out. So I headed down to Oceanside, California to Turnkey Engine Supply to have them look at my junkyard LS engine install that I used their harness with. After a short time on the chassis dyno, Kory had the engine running like a sewing machine, and we replaced the stock junkyard fuel pressure regulator that was sucking fuel into the intake and obviously making it not run right. With that sorted out, I was on my way to the Phoenix area-wished I had replaced the broken eight-track player first!
For more info on past and future Goodguys events, log onto www.good-guys.com and we'll see you next season!