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SANTA CLARA, Calif. -
After making a run to the NCAA College Cup last season, the 2004 Santa Clara men's soccer team is looking to maintain its standard of excellence in the upcoming season. The Broncos annually maintain one of the strongest programs in the country, advancing to the postseason 11 times in the past 15 years. Last season's appearance in the national semifinal marked the fifth time in school history SCU had advanced to that point in the tournament. Third year head coach Cameron Rast will lead a team that went undefeated at home a year ago and posted a 16-4-4 record. With 14 returning letterwinners from and a talented group of newcomers, Santa Clara will team on the field capable of winning a national championship in 2004.
"Coming off a College Cup appearance leaves this year's team with high expectations," said Rast. "What will be important is how well we are playing at the end of the season, versus the beginning. With the loss of six starters we will have to fill some positions to find success. Fortunately, with the core of returning players and the talented group coming in, we should be ready to make a run at another College Cup."
Both the end and the beginning of the 2003 season saw the Broncos playing the best soccer of their campaign. With three tournaments to start off the year, Santa Clara went 6-0-2, highlighted by a 3-1 victory over SMU in the Loyola Marymount Tournament on September 7. After suffering two losses in late September and a tie with Stanford, the Broncos went on to win six straight games from October 5 to November 8 and finish the regular season with a 13-3-3 mark.
In the first round of the NCAA Tournament, the Broncos faced a re-match with SMU. After 120 minutes of action, the teams were tied at 1-1. Santa Clara would come out victorious, defeating the Mustangs on penalty kicks, 5-1. The Broncos would avenge an earlier loss in the second round as they beat Loyola Marymount 1-0 in overtime in Los Angeles. Buck Shaw Stadium would play host to the next two rounds of the postseason as SCU defeated Coastal Carolina and Michigan to advance to the College Cup. In Columbus, Ohio, the Broncos would take on Indiana in the national semifinal. SCU took the Hoosiers to a second overtime, but Indiana would prevail en route to the National Championship.
With a solid group of returnees and a large crop of fresh faces, the 2004 Santa Clara men's soccer team will embark on the season as the preseason favorite to reclaim the West Coast Conference title. The Broncos are poised not only to repeat as conference champions, but also advance deep into the postseason for the second straight year.
One of four seniors on the squad, Kent Harkness will spearhead the Bronco goalkeepers in 2004. After transferring from Rhode Island before his sophomore season, Harkness has appeared in 17 matches in his two years with the program. A year ago, the Spring, Texas native started four of the Broncos five postseason matches, including a shutout of Loyola Marymount on its home field in the second round. One of the most experienced players for SCU, he will be looked on to guide a youthful core of keepers.
Matt Biggam and Ryan Wood will also bring a year of experience in the Bronco program. Biggam, who transferred from Cabrillo College a year ago, saw limited time in 2003. A talented player, he will be in the mix for playing time. After redshirting in 2003, Wood comes into the season with a new presence in the net. A gifted decision-maker, Wood's added strength and his 6-foot-4-inch frame will make him an intimidating figure in goal.
A pair of freshman will provide depth in the Broncos goalkeeper core. San Jose native Joseph Buttita could factor into the starting goalkeeper mix. A Bellarmine Prep graduate, Buttita led the Bels to an undefeated season in 2002. Christopher Moreo comes to Santa Clara from Las Vegas and will also be in competition for time in goal.
The Broncos will return four members of a defense that allowed only 18 goals in 24 matches last season. Despite the loss of All-American and San Jose Earthquake first round draft pick Ryan Cochrane, the Bronco defense will once again the cornerstone of the team in 2004.
Senior Jason Pan will return to the back line after starting every game in 2003. A walk-on in his freshman year, Pan embodies the spirit of the Bronco program. He is a consistent player who can be counted on in critical situations. One of four returning players with four goals last year, Pan scored the game-winner against Portland in double overtime to earn him WCC Player of Week honors.
Ryan Purtell will also return to the SCU defense after excelling in the postseason last year. One of the toughest Santa Clara defenders, Purtell's strength and expertise in the air makes him a dominant force in the back.
Another of the four Bronco seniors, Zach Knight brings three years of experience into the 2004 season. With over 30 career appearances, Knight is one of the senior members of the defense. A versatile player, Rast may use Knight in a front line role.
Eric Irvine also brings versatility to the back line. His strengths lie in his speed and play in the air, especially in the attack. Irvine can also find the back of the net, scoring three goals last season. Two of his scores came against Cal State Monterey Bay helping him earn a spot on the College Soccer News Team of the Week.
A wealth of newcomers will provide support to the returnees as freshman Jamil Roberts and transfer Jonathan Barbarin highlight the group. After playing with the U18 US National team, the athletic Roberts will be looked upon to bring international experience to Santa Clara. Barbarin, who comes to Santa Clara from American University, will also be in competition for a starting role as his experience will be a great help to the defense.
In the midfield, the Broncos return two starters from last season and welcome two newcomers who will play a large role in the success of the team.
A Freshman All-American in 2002, Medhi Ballouchy (MED-eee Bub-LOU-chee) will take the field for the first time as a Bronco this fall after transferring from Creighton last year. Rast and his staff are excited about the addition of this Morocco native to the program.
"Medhi has the potential to be among the most talented midfielders we have ever had at Santa Clara," said Rast. "He will bring a style to our attack few other teams can match. He should be considered for some of the player of the year awards by the season's end."
Jason Cunliffe will return to the midfield for the Broncos after appearing in 21 matches a year ago. The junior from Guam is a crafty left-footed player who brings a creative mind to the Bronco attack.
Sophomore Erik Ustruck returns to the team after scoring four goals and earning All-WCC Second Team honors last year. Ustruck played with the U20 US National Team in Haiti during the summer. The coaching staff will look to Erik to continue to be a large contributor and build upon his success from 2003.
A veteran to the Bronco program, Alex Tablin-Wolf will be in the mix for playing time in the midfield. A settling force for the squad, Tablin-Wolf is a skilled player with good feet. His newly added strength should only improve his steady play.
Incoming freshman Peter Lowry will also make an immediate impact in the center. An attacking midfielder, Lowry has a great sense of the tactical aspects of the game. The MVP of the McDonald's All-America game and a veteran of the US National team program, Lowry's strongest asset is his ability to create goals in possession.
A wealth of newcomers will provide much needed depth in the midfield. Freshmen Chris Clark, Matthew Hatzke and Hector Guzman will all factor into the battle for playing time. Clark brings a strong presence to the center with his 6-foot-3-inch frame. Hatzke, who graduated from Bellarmine Prep in San Jose, will be expected to make a strong contribution with his well-styled game. Costa Rica native Hector Guzman adds more international experience to the team after playing in the youth development programs of Saprissa FC, one of Central America's strongest clubs.
The forward position contains the most experience for the Broncos, as Santa Clara returns their two top scorers from last season along with a group of seasoned veterans and a talented freshman in Stryker Matthews. This core of quick-footed attackers provides SCU with several options for keeping opposing defenses off-balance.
An All-WCC First Team selection in 2003 and one of the 2004 captains, senior Will Weatherly captures the essence of the Bronco program. A former walk-on, Weatherly led the team in scoring a year ago with seven goals and a total of 17 points. One of the key components to the offense, the Washington native not only was named to the All-College Cup Team, but also earned CoSIDA District VIII All-Academic honors. His experience and talent makes him one of Santa Clara's biggest threats in 2004.
Equally as skilled, Kelechi Igwe will return to the front line with 40 games under his belt in only two seasons. After posting 16 points and six goals last season, Igwe will be yet another challenge to opposing teams. Igwe spent the off-season training in Bolivia. His experience abroad and dominating strength bring another dimension to the forward position.
Jeff Scott and Keith DeVey are both experienced in the Bronco system and will bring their own style to the attack. Described as one of the most athletic players on the squad, Scott will factor into the forward rotation. His left-footed attack will be counted on this season. DeVey will be looked on to make a major impact. He is a creative thinker who has a knack for finding the goal.
Devin Skrade and Ryan Wolfe are also knowledgeable forwards who have a year in the system under their belts. Skrade, who redshirted a year ago due to injury, has a direct attack and ability to run past defenders. Wolfe is an athletic, wing player whose tireless competitive drive will lead him to the back of the net consistently.
Stryker Matthews comes to Santa Clara from San Juan Capistrano with a strong club background from the Mission Viejo Pateadores program. His name says it all as his directness to the goal and pace makes him a threat to score at all times.
The biggest change in the Santa Clara schedule this season comes in the West Coast Conference slate. New to the league this year, the double round robin format will pit conference foes against each other twice during the season.
"In one sense, the format rewards the conference for the success and strength we have earned in recent years against other conferences," said Rast. "On the other hand, it gives our teams less opportunities to play other opponents to establish that strength. In the end, I hope it will improve the chances for a greater number of teams from the WCC to earn bids to the NCAA Tournament."
Due to the shortened non-conference season, the Broncos will only travel out of the state once before conference play begins. The George Mason/Comfort Inn Classic in Fairfax, Va. will allow the Broncos to diversify its schedule by facing-off against teams from the East Coast.
"Both George Mason and Loyola will present different challenges for our young team," said Rast. "Any time you are on the road, it is a good test for the team. Being unfamiliar with the setting and the opponents will help in our team's development in a tournament setting."
Local rivalries will also be a large part of the non-conference schedule as matches against Pac-10 schools California and Stanford take place after SCU kicks off their season at the diadora/USF Classic over Labor Day weekend. The Broncos will face Massachusetts and UC Davis in the season opening tournament.
The highlight of the early schedule will be the annual Santa Clara/adidas classic, which marks the home opener. The rivalry series match with cross-town rival San Jose State will be the marquee match-up of the tournament as Davidson and San Francisco round out the field.


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Though attendees got to see the full pilot, here you can see Joss Whedon and some of the cast and crew talk about the show. It may not be as good as being there, but it'll do.
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Fresh from his role in the summer's box office smash, MARVEL'S THE AVENGERS, Agent Phil Coulson (Clark Gregg) returns to the worldwide law enforcement organization S.H.I.E.L.D. He puts together a small, highly trained, team of Agents to tackle the cases that haven't been classified yet, the new, the strange and the unknown. That team consists of straight arrow Agent Grant Ward (Brett Dalton), an expert in combat and espionage; pilot and martial artist Agent Melinda May (Ming-Na Wen); and brilliant if socially awkward scientists Agent Leo Fitz (Iain De Caestecker) and Agent Jemma Simmons (Elizabeth Henstridge). They'll be joined by civilian new recruit and computer hacker Skye (Chloe Bennet).
Prepare for an epic adventure that showcases the hope and wonder of the human spirit. This is a world of Super Heroes, aliens and the unusual – of action, spectacle and world spanning stories. The show will speak to the human condition through the lens of our very human, non-powered S.H.I.E.L.D agents – that together we are greater than we are apart, and that we can make a difference in the world.
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LAS VEGAS -- Of all the promos that Jake "The Snake" Roberts has delivered through his wrestling career, the one Wednesday night to his peers at the Cauliflower Alley Club in Las Vegas was the toughest.
Though Roberts started off light -- "I'm killing my gimmick," he cracked, referring to being in a suit and tie, he turned sober, confessing that the next time that he expected to wear a suit would be at his own funeral.
He also admitted that he was ashamed that he had tried to kill himself on a few occasions.
However, buoyed by the support of three of his eight children in attendance, his friends and colleagues from the wrestling business, Roberts rose to the occasion at the 48th annual CAC banquet, where he was receiving a Men's Wrestling award.
"I made a lot of mistakes," said Roberts, freely confessing to his drug and alcohol problems, his family issues, and other demons. But he sees his recent transformation, where he has moved in with his friend Diamond Dallas Page (who delivered a great 10-minute introduction) and started to turn his life around, losing weight and kicking the habits, as a new start.
Or, as he put it in his soft but serious crawl, this stage is "the end of the beginning" and after 40 selfish years in pro wrestling, he hopes to use the next 20 to help other people straighten their own lives out.
"The Russian Bear" Ivan Koloff walked a similar path, and for him, it was God, not DDP, who helped him straighten out his life. Koloff received the CAC's top award, the Iron Mike Award, named after the Club's founder, Iron Mike Mazurki.
Introducing Koloff was "The Boogie Woogie Man" Jimmy Valiant. "I've always considered Ivan family," he said. "He always made his opponent better than he actually was."
Koloff credited the fans, many of whom were in attendance in the room of 600 at the Gold Coast Hotel and Casino. "They lived to watch me get beat up," he said, referring to himself as a "nasty old Communist Canadian Russian Bear."
Former WWE champion Edge (Adam Copeland) was given an unexpected award. Copeland was scheduled to receive an award from the CAC in 2011, but was sidelined by neck injury, which would eventually lead to him retiring. He came out to this year's festivities, along with girlfriend Beth Phoenix, on Wednesday afternoon, chipping in on a seminar by his trainer Ron Hutchison.
"He was an ideal hand," said Ross, who signed Copeland to a WWE deal in 1997. Ross said that the legend of Edge will continue to grow through the years as people learn to appreciate him even more, "because he was that good."
Copeland started off his acceptance by saying "my mind is still reeling." He credited all of his early trainers and influences, including Hutchison, Sweet Daddy Siki, Bret Hart and Leo Burke. He referred to his early days watching wrestling, and how he fell in love with the characters. "They were paiting the canvass printed in my frontal lobe."
The night's other top honor, the Lou Thesz Lifetime Achievement Award, was presented posthumously to William Moody, better known to wrestling fans as Paul Bearer and Percy Pringle III. Cowboy Bob Kelly talked about Moody, the 12-year-old fan he met in Mobile, Alabama, and how he rose in the wrestling business, and was Kelly's right-hand man in Mobile for the annual Gulf Coast Wrestling reunions.
Accepting the award on behalf of Moody's family were Ethan Emerson, one of his best friends, and former NWA World champion Adam Pearce, who worked with Percy in California for Hollywood Championship Wrestling. Pearce shared a touching poem, and said that Emerson, someone he didn't know, called him after Moody's death to pass on Percy's message: "I love you and I'm proud of you."
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After a full day spent evaluating the entries, the judges of the 2009 Livable Communities Awards chose four winners. The judges made it clear, however, that there were aspects of some of the other projects that deserved special recognition. So they decided to spotlight the following entries.
Architect/Community Design: Niles Bolton Associates in Atlanta, received special recognition for public and exterior spaces in the Towne Club Peachtree City project.
Developer, Up to 250 units: The Jericho Road Episcopal Housing Initiative was recognized for the neighborhood revitalization, community involvement, and affordability aspects of its 2324 Sixth Street Project in New Orleans.
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An Iron Maiden Japanese '2 Minutes To Midnight' 7″ Promo EP sold on eBay Friday for big money. The auction ended on Oct. 21 and closed with 16 bidders aiming to own one of the rarest Iron Maiden collectibles in existence.
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A fizzy drink, a football game, and it's all over for Scarlett Johansson's eight-year run as ambassador for Oxfam International.
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Representatives for the "Avengers" star reportedly said she has a "fundamental difference of opinion" with Oxfam because it opposes all trade from Israeli settlements. SodaStream's main manufacturing facility is in Mishor Adumim, which is an industrial area in the West Bank settlement of Ma'ale Adumim. Such settlements are considered illegal under international law.
The actress's relationship with SodaStream has been bumpy so far, but is looking like a win-win for the maker of the fizzy-drinks appliance. A Super Bowl ad featuring Johansson was refused because, the company contends, the starlet, at the conclusion of the ad, intones the hashtag-ready phrase, "Sorry, Coke and Pepsi." The company says the organizers of the big game feared annoying major advertisers.
"Which advertiser in America doesn't mention a competitor?" SodaStream CEO Daniel Birnbaum grumbled to USA Today last weekend. Considering nearly 5 million people have watched the uncensored ad on YouTube (embedded above), it may turn out to be one of the most profitable Super Bowl ads that never ran.
In what some would see as an irony in the Oxfam situation, SodaStream CEO Birnbaum complained in a separate interview Tuesday with The Jewish Daily Forward that the West Bank production plant is "a pain in the ass" but that the company remains loyal to some 500 Palestinians who make up the the plant's 1,300 employees:
"We will not throw our employees under the bus to promote anyone's political agenda."
He added that he "can't just see how it would help the cause of the Palestinians if we fired them."
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The National Cattlemen's Beef Association is reminding current members of the U.S. House of Representatives and U.S. Senate that there is still work to be completed in the 111th Congress, including fixing the estate tax.
"We're all playing the parlor game in Washington trying to guess what Congress will decide to consider during the lame-duck session," NCBA Vice-President of Government Affairs Colin Woodall said. "But NCBA's top priority is to stop the death tax from returning to a 55 percent rate on all property over $1 million and provide family farmers and ranchers with some needed relief and certainty. If nothing is done, the death tax will hit a lot of cattle operations, a lot of family farms, and we can't let that happen."
NCBA continues to support a full repeal of the estate tax. However, Woodall said a full repeal is not doable and that NCBA supports legislation introduced in the Senate by Blanche Lincoln (D-Ark.) and Jon Kyl (R-Ariz.) and in the House by Shelley Berkley (D-Nev.) and Kevin Brady (R-Texas) to increase the exemption level to $5 million and reduce the rate to 35 percent. The proposals also ensure that any relief related to the exemption is tied to inflation and that a stepped-up basis is included. Woodall said NCBA also supports proposals for an estate tax exemption for agriculture. "Whether they won re-election or they're headed out the door, we've got to get all members of Congress focused on fixing the death tax," Woodall said.
"Our success in stopping it depends on a strong grassroots effort from NCBA members, all cattle producers, farmers and landowners and small business owners across the country. Our industry has had a rough two years with this Administration and this Congress, and while we're looking forward to working with the newly-elected Congress on critical issues dealing with tax, international trade and environmental policy, we've first got to stop the death tax from hitting thousands of cattle producers on Jan. 1, 2011."


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Coachella 2012 Sells Out in Less Than Three Hours
A lot can happen in the space of three hours. In the case of the annual Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival, held at the Empire Polo Field in the scorching hot desert of Indio, Calif., that's all the time that was needed for both weekends of the festival to sell out. Coachella, which expanded from one weekend to two this year, is completely and totally sold out.
The organizers revealed the good news via a pair of tweets issued over the official Twitter feed.
The tweet posted on Jan. 13 and read as follows: "#Coachella2012 Weekend 1 sold out, thank you." The tickets went on sale at 10 AM PT and that post went up at 12:57 PM PT, so do the simple math and realize it's just three minutes under three hours. Maybe that's a lucky number for Coachella and 2013 will see the fest expand to three weekends. Just sayin'.
A follow up post also went up, simply stating: "#Coachella2012 sold out, thank you."
Coachella will take place April 13-15 and April 20-22. If there was any concern over supersizing the festival by adding another weekend of performances, this news certainly squashes it.
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TALES FROM THE WRECKTORY is the story of Father Frank Beckett and his 43 years at the inner-city church of Saint Timothy. Frank has a president of his parish council who is determined to oust him; a housekeeper who does not know how to clean or cook, but is great at solving real-life murders; and a female parishioner for whom Frank has special affection. He has a mother who tries to use her influence to get him made bishop; a half-sister who is on trial ...
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An apartment too good not to rent, an absent landlady/housemate who turns out to be a he and not a she, a jealous boyfriend, and a neighbor murdered in the back yard. What more could any young woman like Phillis Toner wish for in one week end? Pat Montgomary returns from vacation to find Phillis living in his home. Together, they set about to find out whodunit. Throw in a new creepy housekeeper, a voyeur watching Phillis' apartment, a neighbor who...
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Books Unbound, Oct 2003, 200 pp. ISBN 1592010280 Late Friday night in the Wilbur Strand house in Ocean View, New Jersey, Alice Keene is getting worried because her husband hasn't returned from his trip to Atlantic City. It is snowing, the wind is fierce, and the grounds are slippery but even so Alice is shocked when she gets a call from the police telling her that Nicholas's car went off the 34th street Bridge. His body is not found in the car ...


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Priorities. As in, what is really important and focusing on those things and knowing what is extra. Knowing what you have to do as compared to what you want to do. Right now and always for me it is family. Raising my children to be responsible and happy, helping them make better choices. Teaching them that there is always a choice but all of those choices have consequences; some good, some bad. Being the best stay at home mom I can be is a priority. Three kids, one husband, one house… a recipe for lots to do. Cooking. Cleaning. Homework. Errands. Keeping the peace. It all takes balance. Let's throw into that mix something I want to do, scrapbooking… memory keeping… being a life artist… creating… whatever...
See what I said though? It's something I want to do. I don't have to do. I choose to.
When I first started scrapbooking, I made my first album and I loved it. My deco scissors, my markers, my stickers everywhere… I loved it. You know what? I still love those pages. I enjoyed the process; I made it for me and for future generations. I put my heart and soul into it. Just because those things are not hip now doesn't make it any less meaningful.
I know this... do what you love, love what you do. If you like it, then more power to you. So what is Scrapbook Sally got three pages of praise and you got none. That shouldn't be what it is about. I, like everyone else, need a reminder of this occasionally. I preach it but you know what? I sometimes forget it. I get caught up in who is popular, who is getting published and noticed, who's getting praise and what other people think about how I share my memories… all of that crap. It can eat you alive if you let it.
This is when I need a strong dose of scrapbooking self esteem. It's just a simple reminder to me of why I started scrapbooking in the first place and what my end game is… that is, what I want to accomplish from all the time and effort (and money!) that I've put into this hobby that has become a lifestyle.
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I want to capture memories and record them for my kids, grandkids, family, friends, and future generations to see so they know about us and our history because it is part of their history.
That is it. It's that simple. Anything else is extra… it's just gravy.
So, on that note, a few things are going to change. As well as family priorities I have some for scrapbooking… so I am making a choice. Do I know all the details yet? No. I'm going to take it one day at a time. Will it be the best thing for me and my family? Yes. Why? Because that is what it's all about, family.


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Mountain Home Music • The Mast Farm Inn is honored to be one of the official sponsors of Mountain Home Music. The mission of Mountain Home Music is to preserve and honor the music of the Appalachian region. Mountain Home Music has produced over 200 concerts since it began in 1994. Performers have included three National Folk-life Award winners, seven North Carolina Folk Heritage Award winners, and over 1000 local and regional performers. Thirty-seven shows have been broadcast on educational television in Watauga County and in Winston-Salem, fourteen on local AM radio, and twenty on WETS public radio of Johnson City, Tennessee. By becoming a member of Mountain Home Music, you are contributing to preserving the traditions rooted in these Appalachian Mountains.
The Mountain Home Music season runs from mid-May to early December. For information about concerts and to order tickets visit www.mountainhomemusic.com. Until then we hope you enjoy this Bluegrass Roads video featuring North Carolina's Darin & Brooke Aldridge appearing October 20th, 2012 at Mountain Home Music
History of Mountain Home Music by Joe Shannon, Founder & Executive Director • "I moved to Boone in 1977 and as soon as I arrived I started looking for folks who shared my love for traditional music. I found many–Cecil Gurganus, a neighbor who played fiddle, Steve Lewis, who played guitar and banjo, Mary Greene, who played just about everything and also loved to sing old ballads and hymns. And I met many more great musicians.
Mostly we would play at somebody's house, or barn, or church. There also were occasional festivals and weddings where some combination of local musicians would gather. Fortunate to be invited to many places, over the years I met a wide variety of traditional performer–musicians, dancers, storytellers and poets.
I met so many incredible performers, but except for the one or two big fiddle festivals each year, there was no ongoing event or place where locals and visitors to the High Country could experience this talent. It was my belief that once folks saw or heard these local, and relatively unknown performers, they would respect their talent and also feel an authentic connection to Appalachian culture.
I decided to test my belief. On February 4, 1994 Music in the Mountains was started.
The first concert featured Steve Lewis, Rachel Nelson, Becca Eggers-Gryder, and myself. The location was Our Daily Bread, a small delicatessen in downtown Boone. Crowds were small at first, but soon started to grow and after several months we outgrew Our Daily Bread. Summer and fall programs in 1994 were moved to the Student Union on the ASU campus. "Community folks" were hesitant to venture to the ASU Student Union, and in 1995 concerts were moved to the Boone United Methodist Church.
Because Boone United Methodist Church and other churches often have weddings on Saturday evenings, this necessitated us moving around some more. In subsequent years, other locations have included the Broyhill Inn & Conference Center, the Wesley Foundation, Watauga High School Auditorium, Appalachian Brian Estates, the First Baptist Church, and Grace Lutheran Church.
Name changes came too. In 1996, I discovered that Music in the Mountains was a registered name by another organization, so I changed the name to Old Time Music in the Mountains. After another year, I decided this was too long so in 1997 I changed the name, again, to Mountain Home Music.
We have continued to use different venues in the community, but for the past three years we seem to be settling into Saint Luke's Episcopal Church and ASU's Valborg Theatre for Spring/Summer concerts and the Blowing Rock Auditorium for Fall programs.
Consistent with the reason I started Mountain Home Music, our purpose is to honor the musicians, dancers, storytellers, and poets of the Appalachian region. In the Winter of 2001, I thought of another way to say this: "We present world-class Appalachian performers that you've probably never heard of."
As of September 2002, Mountain Home Music has produced one hundred and twenty-seven concerts, thirty-seven of which have aired on regional educational television and forty-five have aired on public radio. And over five hundred different performers from the Appalachian region have appeared on the Mountain Home Music stage.
In September, 2002, a group of interested individuals got together with Joe to discuss converting Mountain Home Music into a non-profit organization so grants could be applied for and memberships could be solicited. Since Mountain Home Music had not made a profit in eight years of existence, that seemed a reasonable approach.
A mission statement was developed: The mission of Mountain Home Music is to celebrate diverse styles of Appalachian performing arts. Mountain Home Music strives to educate and build community through the arts, providing accessible cross-generational experiences.
In November, 2002, the Articles of Incorporation were written for non-profit status. Mountain Home Music applied to the state of North Carolina to convert the corporation to non-profit and was approved in December, 2002. In January, 2003, Mountain Home Music applied for non-profit status with the IRS. In May, we finally received a letter from the IRS requesting additional information. That was submitted May 28, 2003.
Mountain Home Music was awarded 501(c)3 non-profit status on June 5, 2003. The Helen M. Clabough Charitable Foundation awarded a grant for $8,617 to Mountain Home Music, Inc. to purchase sound and recording equipment. Trustees for the Clabough Charitable Foundation presented the award to the Executive Director, Joe Shannon, and the Mountain Home Music Board of Directors at the Annual Christmas Concert–An Appalachian Christmas–on Saturday, November 29,2003.
The sound and recording equipment that this grant enabled Mountain Home Music to purchase has not only improved the sound quality for every concert, but it has also enabled capturing the audio sound track from every show. This will preserve every concert in the future on CD for archiving as well as to provide a source of income by copying the CDs and making them available for purchase by radio stations, members, or other interested persons."
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text: A likely candidate for life: Saturn's icy moon Enceladus. NASA/JPL-Caltech/Space Science Institute Februari 23, 2017 The search for extraterrestrial life in the water worlds close to home Andrew Martin, University of Tasmania dan Andrew McMinn, University of Tasmania There has been much excitement this week about the possibility of water -- and life -- on some newly discovered exoplanets. But we can look closer to home for evidence of ET.


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LAFAYETTE, La. -- Sometimes one win can change the entire complexion of a college baseball program, and even a head coach.
At least for head coach Mike Bianco and the University of Mississippi Rebels, that time finally arrived Monday night in the heart of Cajun Country, as his talented group of hard-nosed Rebels used a balanced performance to beat national seed Louisiana-Lafayette 10-4 to advance to the College World Series for the fifth time overall, but just the first time since 1972.
Years of postseason frustrations for the Rebels, suddenly, gone ... just like that.
Ole Miss finally breaking through and getting to the College World Series has significant ramifications in the Southeastern Conference. It's also a big deal in the State of Mississippi, as the Rebels are in Omaha on the heels of rival Mississippi State reaching the CWS Championship Series last June.
As the final out was recorded in Lafayette Monday night, a few Ole Miss memories hurried through my head. I remember when the Rebels had a 1-0 series lead over Texas (2005), Miami (2006) and Virginia (2009) in NCAA Super Regionals, only to stumble in the final two contests of those respective series, forced to watch the CWS from afar.
Another memory that crossed my mind had a maroon and white tint to it. Last year in Omaha as Mississippi State went on a magical run to face UCLA in the title series, I remember walking to the ballpark one day, peering across the parking lot at a tailgate with plenty of maroon-clad faithful, seeing a sign, that at the time, made me snicker -- not out of disrespect for Ole Miss, but for the mere love of intense in-state rivalries.
That sign, with huge red letters, spelled out "O-M-A-H-A". Below each letter, in what you could call Ole Miss blue, said the phrase "Ole Miss at home again." That phrase was one MSU faithful attached to the Rebels, joking about their past failures.
For the past few seasons, that's the phrase Ole Miss fans, players and coach Mike Bianco have had to listen to, whether they cared or not. Now, though? Chances are good that sign has found its way to either a trash dumpster or someone's garage. Because as of Monday night, it has no meaning, only ancient history. The only thing to say about Omaha is the Rebels will be there this weekend, beginning tournament play against Virginia Sunday night with an epic pitching matchup that likely will feature righthanded pitcher Chris Ellis for the Rebels, and lefty Nathan Kirby for the Cavaliers.
Mike Bianco has been coaching college baseball for many years. He was an assistant coach under legendary coach Skip Bertman in the early 1990s, spent three seasons at McNeese State, before heading to Ole Miss, where he's tallied a 555-321-1 record, 12 NCAA postseason appearances in 14 seasons with the Rebels. Also, Bianco has guided the program to five NCAA Super Regionals.
Now he's got a CWS appearance to his credit.
"I just tried to coach them up. I told our kids our road to Omaha was going to be bumpy and windy. But to be honest, I didn't think it would take this long," Bianco said after the ULL win. "I told the boys in right field afterward that when I left LSU after winning three national titles, I thought, boy, Skip Bertman sure made this look easy.
"As a coach, you just hope you get your program there [Omaha] at some point," he continued. "I didn't think it would take 17 years, but this has been a great, great run. We've had some teams that should've been in Omaha. I'm just very thankful and very happy for this group and university. We deserve this."
Bianco deserves this the most, though. Though a number of Ole Miss faithful have been calling for a change of direction the past few seasons, they were boisterous and completely void at looking at the situation from an overall perspective. Yes, they were disappointed the Rebels hadn't been able to get to the CWS. Bianco and his coaching staff, certainly, even more disappointed.
But now, with a CWS appearance to Bianco's credit, here are some astonishing aspects of his tenure with the Rebels: Before Bianco's arrival, Ole Miss had reached the NCAA postseason on seven occasions in program history. Bianco has done it 12 times. Even more striking, the Rebels averaged a whopping 1,900 fans in Bianco's first season. Now? The Rebels averaged 7,997 this season and have established one of the greatest home field advantages in college baseball.
Bianco would deflect all credit of this to his players and fans, but it's no coincidence this all has happened under his watch.
Finally, I feel like Bianco and his coaching staff did their best coaching job of their tenure in 2014. The Rebels tallied a 38-24 overall record last season and competed in the NCAA Raleigh Regional. With the departures of righthanded pitchers Bobby Wahl and Mike Mayers, along with other key players, it was supposed to be a down year for the Rebels. Chris Ellis had question marks abound going into the spring, and Christian Trent had high acclaim from his junior college, but there was supposed to be a massive difference between JUCO ball and competing in the SEC. There are countless other examples of guys stepping up, such as speedy outfielder Auston Bousfield emerging as an elite hitter on the national stage.
Ole Miss entered the spring picked to finish sixth in the SEC West Division. Now it's headed to Omaha.
One final memory about this Ole Miss run came to me while finishing up this column. It was in Monday's press conference as I asked Bianco what this run and trip to Omaha meant to him, only on a personal level. Bianco gazed straight ahead, showed a light, quick, smile, then proceeded to answer the question.
For Bianco, it was all about what this meant to the university, not him.
Say what you want, but Mike Bianco is Ole Miss baseball.
Let's just hope Ole Miss fans don't take that for granted again.


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The theater interior used 1,114 sq. ft. of brass Plank mesh as infill panels on the front of the balcony boxes and as stair railings in the lobby.
Originally built in 1978, the South Florida Community College (SFCC) Theatre for the Performing Arts received a complete renovation, reopening in 2010. Now seating 1,460 people, the performing arts center glows with the contrast of brass architectural mesh panels against red velvet trim and upholstery adorning the interior.
Designed by Leo A Daly Architects, and TSG Design Solutions, Inc., the theater consultants, the auditorium is the centerpiece for SFCC cultural programs. The theater interior used 1,114 sq. ft. of brass Plank mesh as infill panels on the front of the balcony boxes and as stair railings in the lobby.
The style and texture of the mesh, which features 56% open area and weighs approximately 1.3lbs/sq. ft., was specified by Florida Aluminum and Steel, the installer of the mesh systems. The framed panels not only infuse the theatre with a soft golden glow, but also act as an acoustic baffle to improve sound quality in the theater. Additionally, Cambridge architectural mesh systems are handwoven, incorporating recycled content, and are 100% recyclable.
Cambridge worked with the project team, which also included Florida Aluminum and Steel, Inc., the installers of the mesh, and Matthews Construction Co., Inc., the General Contractor for the renovation, during the design and installation. As always, Cambridge Architectural is the only full-service provider to see the project through from initial design to finality. BD+C


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Appropriately enough, Sir Peter Michael, an Englishman who made his name in electronics, established his vineyard in Sonoma County's Knights Valley. From the moment he purchased the property in 1982, Sir Michael has insisted upon an Old-World approach to New World wine. Terroir is paramount here, along with elegance in favor of overstatement. This philosophy has translated seamlessly to the wines, which have been among the New World's finest for years. Chardonnays from the steep slopes of Mount Saint Helena feature wonderfully deep, layered flavors and outstanding clarity and verve. We've personally mistaken them for top white Burgundies in blind tastings. Further down the mountain, the Les Pavots Vineyard produces Bordeaux varietals for the eponymous blend, and to the west, a recently purchased Sonoma Coast property is the site of high quality Pinot Noir


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Alumni News
|Hays Challenge Will Bolster Scholarships
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There is a special reason for Wabash alumni and friends to increase their support and help grow the Annual Fund to $2.85 million by June 30, 2008 and $3 million by June 30, 2009. In fact, there are 1.1 million reasons!
President Patrick White has announced the Hays Challenge, an opportunity to rally the Annual Fund to new heights. If by the end of the 2009 fiscal year, Wabash grows the Annual Fund to $3 million in unrestricted support for Wabash students, alumnus Tom Hays '55 will give $1.1 million to bolster the Wabash scholarship endowment.
"We don't want to rest on our current strengths," the President said. "We want to position ourselves to grow the Annual Fund to new successes in the next two years. We will demonstrate how the collective Wabash community can come together and continue to take responsibility for the dreams we outline for Wabash students in the College's next strategic plan."
The intermediate goal will be to reach $2.85 million for the current Annual Fund year, which ends June 30, 2008.
"Think about the impact your Annual Fund gift can have on Wabash men," President White added. "By increasing your gift by $50, $100, or $250, you can help grow the Annual Fund to $3 million by the end of fiscal 2009. Your generosity will ensure the additional $1.1 million gift."
The Hays Challenge gift could generate funds equivalent of two full tuition scholarships or 55 scholarships valued at $1,000 each year.
"Cut or calculate the numbers like you wish, but this is a great opportunity for Wabash and Wabash students, and a great opportunity for all of us to come together and do our part to make it happen," said White.
"I am grateful to Tom and Sue Hays for challenging our fellow alumni and friends to increase their support for Wabash students," said Dean for Advancement Joe Emmick '92. "It is a great opportunity for us to band together; to demonstrate that there is strength in numbers."
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shakermaker needed a new print or packaging design and created a contest on 99designs.
A winner was selected from 9 designs submitted by 3 freelance designers.
Indo Designer Rugs
Hi everyone,
My name is Nishant. I work in a family business, Indo Designer Rugs here in Calgary, Canada. Our business is selling high quality handmade area rugs and rustic furniture from mostly India.
As for company culture, we are easy going, relaxed. So we'd want something that is simple, but also elegant and clean. We don't do too many sale events in a year.
We sell to mostly older clientele, that are into home decor and design. Older folks 35-55 and older. In this particular case, this promotion is promotion is being aimed at Boxing Day (Dec 26 onwards)/ Week Sale shoppers. This is going to be on our store window. We are located on Calgary busiest retail street, 17th Ave. So it must stand out.
The size of the print is going to be 2 feet 2 inches by 3 feet 6 inches. 2'2''x3'6'.
Its going to be displayed from the inside, towards the window, so it must stand out.
I'd like the background colour to be Red. You can play around with what shade works best.
The font should preferably be White.
It should have the following written on it:
Save up to 30% on select rugs.
Sale ends Dec 30th
(I'd prefer if this bit was smaller size)
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this holiday season
logo and our name (Indo Designer Rugs) (this could be smaller size as well). Please check attachment.
Now if you want to add some other touches, like boxes or Christmas like elements in background, please go ahead. I am open to your creativity.
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True Inspiration: 10 BEST Celebrity Role Models For Young Girls
Female celebs are more influential to young girls than ever before in celeb-obsessed America. While it's true that celebs shouldn't be responsible for raising America's youth (which they do), it's our reality in a country where deeply-flawed fame monsters are idolized by millions.
Here are the ten best celebrity role models for young girls. Take a look.
Michelle Obama
She's a highly-successful professional Black woman, loving mother and wife to the most powerful man in the world who effortlessly embodies quiet strength and class as America's First Lady.
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Mother O started from the absolute bottom in Mississippi and overcame several impossible obstacles to be one of the wealthiest human beings on Earth. If that's not inspiring, nothing is.
Janelle Monae
The gleefully-quirky starlet is beautiful without ever objectifying herself, unique without being overly-pretentious and incredibly-talented in a misogyny-fueled music industry.
Gabby Douglas
The Gold-medal winning gymnast dominated the Olympics with pure talent and grace while her own people attempted to tear her down because of her "un-did" hair. True champion.
Jennifer Hudson
The incredibly-talented singer/actress from southside Chicago worked at Burger King before rising to superstardom. Her inspirational story has everything: Struggle, rejection, pain and ultimate triumph.
Angela Simmons
Born into Hip-Hop royalty, she's the fresh face of entrepreneurism who designs and runs the popular shoe brand Pastry (with sister Vanessa) and served as editor of Angela's Rundown (monthly teen lifestyle mag).
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Tia Mowry
At 34, she's one of the most successful female entertainers of her era (along with her twin sister, Tamera) with a brilliant business mind, work ethic and undeniable charm.
Keke Palmer
With "True Jackson, VP," the stunning young actress gave little brown girls hope that they, too, could be high-level executives in male-dominated industries.
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Serena Williams
She's one of the greatest female athletes ever whose incredible work ethic and dedication are inspirations to young female athletes everywhere.
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GlobeSherpa needed a new button or icon design and created a contest on 99designs.
A winner was selected from 20 designs submitted by 8 freelance designers.
Citizen Eye
GlobeSherpa is a software company that specializes in location based, rich media applications for mobile devices. Our goal is to help you explore your world.
Citizen Eye is the iPhone gateway to your city. Our app organizes information on city services, government contacts, and resources like parks and recreation, local businesses, real estate, and job listings.
But City Eye also interactive. It lets you take a picture of a pothole, graffiti, maybe trash in your neighbor's yard, and our application tags the location of the problem and sends that information to the city so that it's fixed fast.
Our target audience includes active citizens, people who vote, who read local newspaper, watch the local news, and care about their city. We want to reach neighborhood associations, commuters, civic organizations, and other people who will interact with city government.
Must look good at 57x57px, and at 150x150px. We need original vector artwork supplied at 500x500. Submit in small 57px size for us to preview. Design first for the 57px size.


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80. Re: Move Tool in CS5Grant H Mar 9, 2012 2:19 PM (in response to gmanacsa)
are u running Lion? Wacom drivers not compatable with Lion.
[Moderator] Recent Wacom drivers (since Driver 6.1.6-4 from 22 Nov 2010) are compatable with Lion (10.7), Snow Leopard (10.6), and Leopard (10.5).
81. Re: Move Tool in CS5gmanacsa Oct 5, 2011 5:57 AM (in response to Grant H)
No, I'm running on Snow Leopard 10.6.8 on a 2010 Macbook Pro.
82. Re: Move Tool in CS5Harjinderthind Oct 25, 2011 1:27 PM (in response to hirshmon)
Hi Thanks for bringing this issue. I am having same issue when I plugged in my Intuos4 with Photoshop. If Intuos is unplugged everything is working normal but when I plug it in, I can't move stuff with my trackpad (still able to move with pen and arrow keys) along with other issues people are reporting here.
Please fix this issue ASAP.
Thanks, Harjinder
83. Re: Move Tool in CS5DKadobe11 Nov 24, 2011 9:25 AM (in response to hirshmon)
Hi everyone,
I'm experiencing the same problem with the snapping using Photoshop CS5 with the Wacom Intuos 4. Objects will not move properly after a while of usage, resulting to having to shut down the program and start again (problems starts again shortly after).
Has there been a solid solution to this problem yet?
- Latest Wacom driver installed
- Lion latest version
- Photoshop CS5 (latest installment)
- No additional apps besides internet browsing
84. Re: Move Tool in CS5nashwell Jan 2, 2012 1:45 PM (in response to hirshmon)
Same here...... disconnect the cintiq and restart photoshop and the move tool & trackpad line works. PLEASE FIX THIS!
85. Re: Move Tool in CS5craightonberman Feb 3, 2012 10:10 AM (in response to hirshmon)
Has there been any fix for this?
I'm experiencing the same issues of layers snapping back, and pen lines not appearing that @hirshmon described.
My specs:
- Wacom Cintiq 21UX (as well as 12 UX at home)
- 15" MBP running Snow Leopard
An update from Adobe staff would be reassuring!
86. Re: Move Tool in CS5 (Mac OS)hirshmon Feb 3, 2012 10:11 AM (in response to hirshmon)
No, there hasn't been...you'd think Adobe would be able to figure out such a thoroughly documented and widespread problem by now.
I just got a new computer, and I can confirm that the problem still occurs - it's not computer specific.
87. Re: Move Tool in CS5PECourtejoie Feb 3, 2012 10:18 AM (in response to craightonberman)
Did you contact Wacom about the issue, as well?
88. Re: Move Tool in CS5craightonberman Feb 3, 2012 10:29 AM (in response to PECourtejoie)
I have not, as it seems to only be an issue in Photoshop CS5—no other programs are affected. If an Adobe representative replies to the thread and confirms this is still an outstanding issue, I'll try out Wacom's help forum next for sure.
89. Re: Move Tool in CS5 (Mac OS)Kallithea Feb 3, 2012 11:09 AM (in response to hirshmon)
I too have this problem, and it's very annoying. I'm using a Wacom Intuos 4 tablet and an Apple magic trackpad with Photoshop CS5.1 on a mac running Lion Server 10.7.3.
90. Re: Move Tool in CS5 (Mac OS)strubedesign Feb 3, 2012 12:37 PM (in response to hirshmon)
Still happens now and then to me. Just quit out of photoshop and restart and it corrects the problem.
91. Re: Move Tool in CS5 (Mac OS)PECourtejoie Feb 3, 2012 1:21 PM (in response to strubedesign)
Strube, are you also using a wacom tablet?
92. Re: Move Tool in CS5 (Mac OS)Kallithea Feb 3, 2012 1:22 PM (in response to strubedesign)
Quitting out of Photoshop and relaunching it doesn't ever fix the problem for me.
93. Re: Move Tool in CS5InsomniaGFX Feb 3, 2012 5:29 PM (in response to Jeffrey Tranberry)
I've had this problem a million times and the pen location never mattered. However this last time it was sitting next to the tablet, and when I moved it the problem went away.
94. Re: Move Tool in CS5PECourtejoie Feb 4, 2012 12:13 AM (in response to InsomniaGFX)
InsomniaGFX, was the tablet close to a monitor/Loudspeaker? Anything that could cause an interference?
95. Re: Move Tool in CS5 (Mac OS)strubedesign Feb 4, 2012 9:10 PM (in response to PECourtejoie)
Yes. The one that I have problems with is at work and it is close to my speakers and pen. And, it seems it happens more often then not when it is windy outside. Maybe it has something to do with static electricity. I'll ask our IT consultant if he has ever heard of this problem with other designers and get back with you all.
96. Re: Move Tool in CS5 (Mac OS)brianbotticelli Mar 4, 2012 9:49 PM (in response to hirshmon)
Hate this glitch! CS5, Intuous 4, and Macbook running Lion.
97. Re: Move Tool in CS5 (Mac OS)numeroeins Mar 9, 2012 4:48 AM (in response to hirshmon)
I think I may have found the culprit. I started using Adobe PS CS 5 Extended the same day I received the Wacom Intuso 4 (about one year ago) and NEVER had a problem until last month when I added Adobe PS CS5 into the application section, see below.
This is the ONLY change that I made to my wacom settings beside the typical button layout.
I just tested this out. I removed the Adobe Photoshop CS5 from the field Application field and restarted Photoshop WITH the tablet plugged in. Now, I can use both the track pad and the tablet. See below:
Just to test my finding, I readded the application BACK to the application field (Photoshop was shut down; pen and mouse three feet away) and modified my settings like I wanted, then I started Photoshop.
At first, I was able to use the track, but as soon as I used the pen, the track pad stopped functioning properly and the "jump back" problem started again.
I only have Flash Player and Wacom in the other field on System Preferences, see below.
In this case it doesn't matter weather the pen is sitting on the tablet or not. Once Photoshop is removed from the Application field of the Wacom settings, the track pad and tablet work in harmony.
I hope this works out for you and helps Adobe/Wacom find a solution/fix to the problem.
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98. Re: Move Tool in CS5 (Mac OS)PECourtejoie Mar 9, 2012 5:57 AM (in response to numeroeins)
Since the behaviour is fixed by changing settings in the Wacom Driver, and that Photoshop only acts on the information he receives from the driver, I strongly suggest to post this info on the Wacom forums as well...
99. Re: Move Tool in CS5 (Mac OS)numeroeins Mar 9, 2012 6:06 AM (in response to PECourtejoie)
This is the first forum that I came accross. Do you happen to have a link for the main Wacom forums?
100. Re: Move Tool in CS5 (Mac OS)Brett N Mar 9, 2012 10:24 AM (in response to numeroeins)
Interesting, I can't find a US forum for Wacom. They have a European one though (forums.wacom.eu). I'll see what my Wacom contacts have to say about it.
101. Re: Move Tool in CS5 (Mac OS)numeroeins Mar 9, 2012 10:31 AM (in response to Brett N)
I have swapped back and forth from the track pad to the tablet all day without any problems. Now, I'm with a full head of hair.
102. Re: Move Tool in CS5Kallithea Mar 9, 2012 10:33 AM (in response to hirshmon)
numeroeins, you're right! Only it's not just Photoshop. I didn't have Photoshop entered in the applications section, but I did have Lightroom in there. I removed Lightroom, and now dragging works properly with the tablet in Photoshop. It's a pity that I have to choose between dragging and application settings, but dragging is something I need to do on a regular basis.
Kudos to you for finding this bug!
103. Re: Move Tool in CS5numeroeins Mar 9, 2012 10:45 AM (in response to Kallithea)
Sweet! Glad it worked out for you! We are two for two. Any more takers?
104. Re: Move Tool in CS5Chris Cox Mar 9, 2012 11:45 AM (in response to numeroeins)
Something is wrong with Wacom's servers and forums right now.
Please contact Wacom support directly and tell them what you found -- they may need to get more information to reproduce the problem (driver versions, models, etc.) and narrow down the cause.
105. Re: Move Tool in CS5 (Mac OS)hirshmon Mar 9, 2012 3:13 PM (in response to hirshmon)
I'm not sure if this is the solution or not...though I really, really want it to be. I checked my settings, and I didn't have any application specific settings enabled. I enabled them, and then disabled them, and then restarted Photoshop...and both worked well! Though, are you sure that it's not just restarting Photoshop that fixed the problem? Also, why did it occur on my system, where no application specific settings were set?
Either way, both are working together now, which is a very nice change of pace. I'm wondering if the effects will continue to last after a few restarts (hope they do!).
Also, even if this is the solution...Adobe or Wacom really needs to address this. Users shouldn't have to decide between two useful functionalities.
106. Re: Move Tool in CS5 (Mac OS)numeroeins Mar 9, 2012 5:21 PM (in response to hirshmon)
No, I don't believe it was the restart. Ever since I removed Photoshop from the applications specific settings, I left it running with the tablet connected to my Mac. The track pad and the tablet were both flawless for well over 6 hours and this morning. --I'm in Kuwait.-- Everything was connected and runing all night.
Did you test them both when you enabled them? I see that your wrote, "enabled them, then disabled them."
Here are the exact steps I took to test my finding:
Shut down Photoshop, tablet should be connected, enable the application specific setting under Wacom, make a change to the tilt or anything other than the default settings used on all applications (like I did by adjusting my tilt), start photoshop (leave everything connected), open an image, drag something on top of that image, use the track pad to move layer one (if named so), then use the pen to move the item, and finally try the track pad again. It should jump back to the same spot.
My drivers are up to date. Software is up to date.
As another test, since you mentioned restarting Photoshop, I left Photoshop running this time and added the application specific settings.
Here are the exact steps: Photoshop running, tablet and pen connected, pen is about 2.5 inches from the tablet, added Photoshop to the application specific settings, made a change to the tip pressure and tilt (anything than the default settings), closed the system preferences window, returned to photoshop, opened two images, used the track pad to drag an image onto the other (creating a new layer), then I used the track pad to move it around from top to middle to bottom and back, no problems, I then used the pen to move the image to the middle and that was it, and finally tested the track pad again just to find out I have the jump once again.
In order to remove the jump, of course I have to remove the application specific settings, then restart Photoshop. Just removing the settings alone, will not clear the jump.
Please note that I'm being thorough in my steps due to the fact that one slight deviation could make a huge difference in the outcome. That is why I'm asking you about the "enable them, disable them" steps you mentioned.
Anyways, I'm glad it is working for you please do let us know if it stops working again.
To: Adobe Employees. Have any of you tested this out in house?
107. Re: Move Tool in CS5 (Mac OS)Brett N Mar 12, 2012 8:53 AM (in response to numeroeins)
I'm currently in communication with some folks from Wacom. We are able to reproduce the issue (both at Adobe and Wacom) and are currently investigating.
108. Re: Move Tool in CS5 (Mac OS)numeroeins Mar 12, 2012 8:56 AM (in response to Brett N)
Thank you very much for the update, Brett.
109. Re: Move Tool in CS5 (Mac OS)P.Beyani Apr 7, 2012 3:51 AM (in response to Brett N)
Any update on resolving this issue?
110. Re: Move Tool in CS5 (Mac OS)Brett N Apr 12, 2012 4:03 PM (in response to P.Beyani)
Unfortunately, I have not heard back from the good folks at Wacom on this issue yet, which suggests that a solution has not yet been found.
111. Re: Move Tool in CS5 (Mac OS)liam.slack Apr 17, 2012 6:48 AM (in response to hirshmon)
Here's hoping for a quick reply!
112. Re: Move Tool in CS5 (Mac OS)osku.com May 17, 2012 2:48 PM (in response to liam.slack)
I had this problem with CS5 and couldn't fix it. I installed CS6 and the same problem persists in this version as well. My tablet is the Cintiq 24HD so I can't very well unplug the tablet, it's my monitor as well. Photoshop isn't even installed in the Wacom control panel apps list.
113. Re: Move Tool in CS5 (Mac OS)dmsheline May 25, 2012 7:50 PM (in response to P.Beyani)
I have figured it out. You open preferences, go to trackpad, and click Dragging. Works fine after dragging is enabled.
114. Re: Move Tool in CS5 (Mac OS)dmsheline May 25, 2012 7:55 PM (in response to dmsheline)
Scratch that. As soon as I checked the transform controls box, the problem resurfaced.
115. Re: Move Tool in CS5 (Mac OS)numeroeins May 25, 2012 9:16 PM (in response to dmsheline)
dmsheline, read the post with the green border around it near the bottom of page two.
116. Re: Move Tool in CS5 (Mac OS)osku.com May 26, 2012 5:22 AM (in response to dmsheline)
... and it's not Trackpad issue. I don't have a trackpad and I have the dragging problem in Photoshop CS6.
117. Re: Move Tool in CS5 (Mac OS)liam.slack May 26, 2012 6:16 AM (in response to numeroeins)
numeroeins, I tried your fix, and had no luck. It's awesome that it's working for you, though.
I didn't have PS in my Wacom's Applications field. I added it, then subtracted it, all following your instructions, and the problem persists.
I'll probably have to hold off upgrading to CS6 if it's showing the same issue. Step one will have to be getting a new tablet. Maybe that's why Wacom is so silent on it.
118. Re: Move Tool in CS5 (Mac OS)osku.com May 26, 2012 7:27 AM (in response to liam.slack)
@Liam, I don't think a new tablet is going to make much difference. My Cintiq 24HD was just launched in November so it's a new model of tablet and the problem is still with us. They're not likely to launch two of them back to back within in a year of release.
119. Re: Move Tool in CS5 (Mac OS)ocean_alexander Jun 13, 2012 7:34 AM (in response to hirshmon)
OK, so I definitley found out that by reading some of these post. Yes Menu tab items do cause an issue. Friendly Facebook which is one that runs in the background on my MAC is the one to cause the problem of not being able to move the layer around. Check your Menu iTems on the top.


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Michigan State will open with Valparaiso. That has to sound good to Tom Izzo.
"I'm looking forward to playing anybody," the Spartans coach said after Ohio State beat his team Saturday in the Big Ten tournament. "I'd play the Lakers tomorrow instead of some of the teams I've played recently."
It was no surprise that seven Big Ten teams got the NCAA call.
An eighth, Iowa, made CBS' and ESPN's "snubbed" list. The Hawkeyes went 9-9 in the league, but their nonconference slate was littered with weaklings.
As Bruce Pearl, the ESPN analyst and former Iowa assistant put it: "Virginia, Maryland, Iowa — they all scheduled soft. They all have young basketball teams, and I think they had better regular seasons than they anticipated. It cost them in the end."
A quick look at the seven who made it:
Indiana: No. 1 seed vs. LIU-Brooklyn/James Madison. The Hoosiers are college basketball's version of the Blackhawks – skilled with multiple scorers.
Ohio State: No. 2 seed vs. Iona. The Buckeyes are scorching, having won eight straight. And they're getting contributions from complementary players LaQuinton Ross and Sam Thompson.
Michigan State: No. 3 seed vs. Valparaiso. Crusaders coach Bryce Drew knows something about upsets, but the Spartans are big, tough, tested and get to play near home, at the Palace of Auburn Hills.
Michigan: No. 4 seed vs. South Dakota State. Like Michigan State, the Wolverines will save on gas after being assigned to the Palace. But the stay could be almost as short as the trip, given that Michigan has lost six of its last 12 and plays the hot-shooting Jackrabbits, who won at New Mexico and have guard Nate Wolters, who averages 22.7 points and 5.8 assists.
Wisconsin: No. 5 seed vs. Mississippi. The Rebels and their rebel without a cause, guard Marshall Henderson, made it in by shocking Florida in the SEC tournament final.
Illinois: No. 7 seed vs. Colorado. The Illini got a higher seed than bracketologists Jerry Palm (8) and Joe Lunardi (9) predicted. But the draw is tough, given Illinois' rebounding woes and the toughness of big Buffaloes such as Andre Roberson (11.3 rebounds per game).
Minnesota: No. 11 seed vs. UCLA. The Gophers went 5-11 after a 15-1 start, so they should not complain after getting a seed one lower than Palm and Lunardi predicted. They'll take on an offensively gifted Bruins team that lost to Oregon 78-69 in the Pac-12 tournament final.


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The Colorado Oil and Gas Conservation Commission is meeting Thursday morning to decide if it will accept Gov. John Hickenlooper's request to drop its lawsuit against the city of Longmont.
The COGCC sued Longmont in July 2012, the same month that the Longmont City Council voted to enact tougher standards regarding oil and gas development than what the state mandated.
In its suit the COGCC claimed that the city had no right to enact those standards, because the industry is regulated by state law, not local ordinances.
On Monday, Hickenlooper announced what he touted as a compromise between pro-environmental groups who want stricter regulations on the oil and gas industry and pro-industry groups.
The governor's plan calls for an 18-member task force to be formed to examine Colorado's oil and gas regs and whether they need to be tightened. In exchange for the formation of the task force, each side — pro-environment and pro-industry — agreed to pull two ballot measures each that would have appeared on November's ballot. U.S. Rep. Jared Polis, D-Boulder, who had financially backed the two pro-environment ballot measures, said he was comfortable with the proposal by the governor. Hickenlooper Monday also announced that as part of the deal, he would ask the COGCC to withdraw its lawsuit against Longmont, the first time ever the state had formally filed suit against a municipality over oil and gas regs.
In a statement sent late Wednesday afternoon, the city of Longmont said it hopes the COGCC "will honor the governor's call to dismiss the lawsuit, and do so 'with prejudice.' If the lawsuit is dismissed 'without prejudice,' a legal term, instead, COGCC could file a new lawsuit now or in the future, leaving Longmont and other communities vulnerable to further legal action by the State."
City of Longmont council members will be in attendance on Thursday to hear the COGGC decision.
The COGCC board is meeting at 9 a.m. Thursday at its offices in Denver.
Contact Times-Call staff writer Tony Kindelspire at 303-684-5291 or email@example.com