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Pop/Jazz; Catching Some Jazzmen On the Way to Stardom - The New York Times
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Pop/Jazz; Catching Some Jazzmen On the Way to Stardom
By JON PARELES FEB. 22, 1991
February 22, 1991, Page 00005Buy Reprints The New York Times Archives
New York's jazz bookers rely on proven names to fill clubs. Meanwhile, critics and diehard fans search the band rosters and fine print for new names. In an oral tradition like jazz, apprentices get the best part of their education in public, working alongside masters until some mysterious alchemy of skill, luck, publicity and timing makes them proven names themselves; then, insiders can cackle, "I heard them when. . . ."
This weekend is a good one to hear musicians at Manhattan clubs who are likely to make a difference in the 1990's: the trumpeter Roy Hargrove, who is leading a trio at Bradley's; the alto saxophonist Vincent Herring, who is heating up a group of seasoned jazz musicians led by Nat Adderley at Sweet Basil, and the vibraphonist Bryan Carrott and the guitarist Michele Navazio of the Lounge Lizards, who start a weeklong engagement at the Knitting Factory on Sunday. Like many of their peers, they are not rebels out to overthrow the old styles; instead, they want to honor tradition without being confined by it.
"I'm interested in playing music that obviously has its foundation in the styles that the masters established," Mr. Carrott said recently, "but that is also striving to be cutting-edge and very angular and have alternate approaches. It should have something that both traditionalists and people who like free music can really appreciate, to somehow find a happy medium in there." Roy Hargrove
At 21 years old, Roy Hargrove has already carved out an impressive career. His second album, "Public Eye," will be released in early March, and he has already broken into New York's elite jazz clubs as a band leader. He started playing trumpet when he was 9, in the elementary school band, but was introduced to jazz in the 10th grade, when the principal of the Arts Magnet high school in Dallas let him hear Clifford Brown, the quicksilver-toned hard-bop trumpeter.
"I haven't really been the same since I heard Clifford Brown," Mr. Hargrove said. "I found it hard to believe a trumpet player like that, because he had covered so much of the horn technically, but the sound was so warm and not brassy. Then the next trumpet player I heard was Freddie Hubbard, and that really turned my head around."
Mr. Hargrove started listening seriously to jazz; he had found his musical direction. "As soon as I heard about most of these guys and I listened to them, that was all I lived and breathed," he said. "It's very important to know your history." Wynton Marsalis, the trumpeter who led a wave of neo-traditionalist jazz musicians in the 1980's, heard Mr. Hargrove a year later, and spurred him on.
After attending the Berklee School of Music in Boston for a year and a half, while performing regularly in New York, Mr. Hargrove transferred to the New School for Social Research in Manhattan, where he is currently a part-time student. Working regularly around New York, he developed a reputation as a player who could make a band swing hard. By early 1990, he had signed a recording contract.
"I can play free jazz, but what I like more is harmony, melody and rhythms, because I like to dance," he said. "I like to listen to music that makes you think, too, but I really like music that locks in there, gets right in the pocket and just grooves." Vincent Herring
Vincent Herring, who is 26, made his initial reputation among New York jazz fans by playing on the street in the mid-1980's, turning the heads of mid-Manhattan passers-by with alto saxophone solos full of keening melody lines and blistering runs, steeped in hard-bop and 1960's modal jazz. By then, he was already a seasoned performer; he had been a featured soloist in an Army jazz ensemble, winning an audition over dozens of other candidates before leaving the service to come to New York City.
During the late 80's, he distinguished himself with bandleaders favoring hard-bop and freer jazz, among them the pianists Horace Silver and Cedar Walton and the drummers Jack DeJohnette and Beaver Harris; he also performed with Lionel Hampton's band. More recently, he recorded "American Experience" for the Music Masters label and an album as yet unreleased for the Landmark label, and he has been performing regularly with the cornetist Nat Adderley's hard-bop sextet, trading solos with another striking alto saxophonist, Sonny Fortune. Two Lounge Lizards
The Lounge Lizards are on their way to being a New York institution, from their days as a dissonant "no wave" and self-described "fake jazz" band more than a decade ago to their current incarnation as a real jazz band that can meld the raucous bluesiness of Charles Mingus's ensembles to a meditative minimalism. One constant has been John Lurie, the group's composer, leader and onstage raconteur; another has been the recruitment of some of the best improvisers in the city. Most of the previous group of Lounge Lizards seceded last year to become the Jazz Passengers, so Mr. Lurie went prowling again.
"This band came from walking around and vampiring the Knitting Factory scene," Mr. Lurie said. "Any band leader would see me come into the club and they'd know I was stealing the bass player."
Among the musicians he latched onto were Mr. Carrott and the guitarist Michele Navazio, two players who can easily handle the Lizards' stylistic metamorphoses. Mr. Carrott, who grew up playing piano before he switched to percussion and vibraphone in particular, studied at the High School of Music and Art in New York, the Manhattan School of Music, Brooklyn College and William Paterson College in Wayne, N.J., playing everything from Edgard Varese's atonal "Ionisation" to the jazz of the vibraphonists Milt Jackson and Gary Burton. Using four mallets, as Mr. Burton does, he can play floating chords or skittering, angular solos that dart into odd harmonic territory.
"I learn from musicians who are going after something beyond regular approaches, not just themes and solos and trading four-bar things, but going after pictures," Mr. Carrott said. "If I have to improvise on music that is harmonically challenging, I may get it together and work on the chords, but then the idea is to let it go. What it's about for me is the passion and the substance."
Like other rising musicians, Mr. Carrott, who is 31, has many projects in the works simultaneously. He is a member of Vibraphone Industrial Park, a group of four vibraphonists and a rhythm section; of the Valerie Naranjo Marimba Quartet, which plays music with classical and African influences, and he leads a young-adult gospel group at a local church. Lately he has been thinking about the calypso music he grew up with; his relatives are from Antigua. Eventually, he said, "I'd like to combine all of the elements of all the music I've been playing." Meanwhile, the Lounge Lizards give a glimpse of his range.
Michele Navazio, who is 30, adds warped, skewed blues solos, metallic clanks and sinuous chords to the Lounge Lizards. He spent much of the 1980's involved with avant-garde jazz, studying at Wesleylan University with such musicians as the drummer Ed Blackwell; since 1985, he has studied "aikido, music and life" with Joseph Jarman of the Art Ensemble of Chicago, and in the mid-80's he was a member of Gunter Hampel's Galaxie Dream Band. He is currently the president of Musicians of Brooklyn Initiative, which brings together Brooklyn musicians in various kinds of contemporary-music ensembles, both jazz and classical.
"But in the last couple of years," he said, "I've found my rock roots." After playing piano, he took guitar in the mid-70's, under the sway of the "Woodstock" film and the era's guitar heroes, but the detour through modern jazz left him with a new take on rock's raucousness. "Jazz guitar is always so mellow, so pretty," he said. "But saxophone players like George Adams can really scream. How come they have the license to rip and we don't?"
Mr. Navazio, too, has multiple projects. He is writing music for a Public Theater production of the Langston Hughes translation of Federico Garcia Lorca's "Bodas de Sangre"; he has an acoustic more-or-less-rock group, the Fantods, and an electric one, 101 Crustaceans (which is performing tomorrow at 40 Worth, 161 West Broadway, at Worth Street). The Musicians of Brooklyn Initiative orchestra will be playing one of his extended compositions. "In 10 years," Mr. Navazio said, "I would love to be juggling serious composition as well as film and theatrical composition, and then I'd like to be playing guitar in my own bands as well as other bands."
"I hope," he said, echoing the aspirations of many another young musician, "that in 10 years I'm able to carry it on without having to resort to extraneous means of support."
Mr. Hargrove is playing tonight and tomorrow at Bradley's, 70 University Place, at 10th Street, with a trio that includes Larry Willis on piano, and David Williams on bass. Sets are at 10 P.M., midnight and 2 A.M.; there is a $12 cover and an $8 minimum. Information: (212) 473-9700.
The Nat Adderley Sextet is to perform tonight through Sunday at Sweet Basil, 88 Seventh Avenue South, above Bleecker Street; telephone: (212) 242-1785. Sets begin at 10 and 11:45 P.M. and 1:30 A.M. tonight and tomorrow, 10 and midnight Sunday; there is a $15 cover at tables, with a $6 minimum, and a $12 cover at the bar, which includes the price of one drink.
Mr. Navazio and Mr. Carrott will be performing as members of the Lounge Lizards Sunday through next Saturday at the Knitting Factory, 47 East Houston Street, at Mulberry Street; telephone: (212) 219-3055. Shows are at 9 P.M. and midnight on all nights; tickets are $14 in advance, $16 at the door.
A version of this review appears in print on February 22, 1991, on Page C00005 of the National edition with the headline: Pop/Jazz; Catching Some Jazzmen On the Way to Stardom. Order Reprints| Today's Paper|Subscribe

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Aimee Ruiz upset 4th seed Jennifer Saunders, 14-12, 11-0, 8-11, 11-2, in the Round of 16 at the In-Shape Women's Professional Racquetball Organization (WPRO) Championships presented by Ektelon Friday, while the other top seeds all won.
WPRO #1 Paola Longoria beat Janel Tisinger, 11-4, 11-0, 11-3, and #2 Rhonda Rajsich defeated Kristen Bellows, 11-7, 11-2, 12-10.
The IRT Network is webcasting matches from Stockton including the semi-finals and final.
Paola Longoria d. Janel Tisinger, 11-4, 11-0, 11-3
Angela Grisar d. Krystal Csuk, 8-11, 14-16, 11-5, 11-2, 11-4
Adrienne Fisher d. Da'monique Davis, 10-12, 6-11, 11-9, 12-10, 13-11
Aimee Ruiz d. Jennifer Saunders, 14-12, 11-0, 8-11, 11-2
Samantha Salas d. Aubrey O'Brien, 12-10, 8-11, 11-7, 5-11, 11-3
Susy Acosta d. Nancy Enriquez, 11-2, 9-11, 11-5, 11-2
Cristina Amaya d. T.J. Baumbaugh, 11-4, 11-4, 11-0
Rhonda Rajsich d. Kristen Bellows, 11-7, 11-2, 12-10
Paola Longoria vs. Angela Grisar
Adrienne Fisher vs. Aimee Ruiz
Samantha Salas vs. Susy Acosta
Janel Tisinger d. Jocelyn Loredo, 11-1, 11-1, 11-3
Da'monique Davis d. Melissa McElfresh, 11-9, 11-8, 4-11, 11-3
Aimee Ruiz d. Devon Pimentelli, 11-7, 11-4, 11-3
Aubrey O'Brien d. Sofia Rascon, 11-3, 11-1, 12-10
Kristen Bellows d. Linda Scales, 11-7, 7-11, 13-11, 11-0
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After Kane Waselenchuk won the 2008 US Open, The Racquetball Blog did a piece on who we thought had the best chance to defeat him. Based on the game styles of the top players at that time - Rocky Carson, Jack Huczek, Jason Mannino, Alvaro Beltran, Mitch Williams, and Shane Vanderson - we gave Alvaro Beltran the best chance to beat Waselenchuk.
So when Waselenchuk lost to Beltran in his next tournament in January 2009, we weren't that surprised.
Since then Waselenchuk hasn't lost on court, but his challengers have changed. Carson and Huczek are still battling with him, but Mannino and Williams have retired with Vanderson talking of following them at season's end, and Beltran's been troubled with a knee injury.
However, there are a couple of new players looking to knock off Waselenchuk. Ben Croft and Jose Rojas are strong young American players who are certainly talented, and have the pedigree of winning the Junior World U18 championship twice. The other players who have done that - Carson, Huczek and Sudsy Monchik - all went on to be #1 on the International Racquetball Tour (IRT).
Can Croft or Rojas beat Waselenchuk? The first thing they'd have to do is not beat themselves. The New Orleans Hornets upset the Los Angeles Lakers in Los Angeles in the first game of their playoff series in part because the Hornets only had three (3) turnovers - tying an NBA playoff record for fewest turnovers in a game.
However, both Croft and Rojas have shown a tendency to beat themselves. In his last match with Waselenchuk at the Mexico Open, Croft took three technicals, so lost three points. You can't be giving back points against Waselenchuk, because they are just too hard to come by. Those weren't the only technicals Croft has received this season, so he needs to focus his emotions so that they are not adversely effecting his performance.
The emotion Croft plays with has undoubtedly helped him get to where he is, but when you play with fire you have to be careful not to burn yourself.
Rojas is a different case. The way he hurts himself is by playing inconsistently. He's become a top 8 player this season, but he's also lost in the 16s more often than he's made the semi-finals (4 to 2, respectively). Inconsistency is not uncommon in a young player, such as Rojas, who'll be 21 at the end of the month.
However, some of his inconsistency is inherent in how he swings right now, especially on his backhand. Most any racquetball coach will tell you that you want to swing flat through the hitting zone, which means you want your racquet to travel parallel to the floor as it moves to the point of contact with the ball. That flatness is very hard to accomplish if you have your elbow against your body, and when Rojas sets up on his backhand his elbow is tucked into his body.
Of course, it's not impossible to hit the ball this way, and when Rojas connects he hits nice shots with a lot of power. But having the elbow close to the body generally means a pendular swing, and Marty Hogan made a very nice career hitting this way, but it's going to be less consistent than a flat swing.
Rojas can become more consistent, perhaps by changing his swing to be flatter. Croft used to use a two handed backhand but has changed to a one handed technique and his game is the better for it.
It's quite possible that Croft or Rojas will be the player to end Waselenchuk's streak. However, if they are going to do so, they will have to stop beating themselves first.
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Rhonda Rajsich (USA) prevented a Mexico sweep of the finals at the XXIV Pan American Championships in Managua, Nicaragua, by defeating Samantha Salas of Mexico, 15-14, 15-5, in the women's singles final. The win was Rajsich's second Pan American Championship title in singles and 3rd overall, as she won both singles and doubles (with Janel Tisinger) in 2007.
Rajsich had a chance at winning both again on Saturday, as she and Krystal Csuk faced off against Salas and Paola Longoria in the women's doubles final. But that one went to Mexico in a tie-breaker, 14-15, 15-7, 11-5. It was Salas's second consecutive Pan American Championship gold in doubles, as she won last year with Susy Acosta, and the first for Longoria in doubles and 4th overall to go with her three singles titles.
Mexican men swept the gold, as Daniel De La Rosa won his first Pan American Championship by defeating Chris Crowther (USA) in the singles final, 12-15, 15-14, 11-9, and Javier Moreno and Polo Gutierrez took the doubles gold, beating Americans Jansen Allen and Tony Carson, 15-13, 4-15, 11-4.
It was Moreno's second Pan American Championship gold in doubles, as he also won it in 2008 with Gilberto Meija.
2011 Pan American Championships - Managua, Nicaragua
1st Place - Paola Longoria & Samantha Salas (MEX) d. Krystal Csuk & Rhonda Rajsich (USA), 14-15, 15-7, 11-5
3rd Place - Jenny Daza & Carola Loma (BOL) d. Josée Grand'Maître & Brandi Jacobson Prentice (Canada), 13-15, 15-10, 11-5
1st Place - Javiar Moreno & Polo Gutierrez (MEX) d. Jansen Allen & Tony Carson (USA), 15-15, 4-15, 11-4
3rd Place - Mike Green & Kris Odegard (Canada) d. Daniel Maggi & Shai Manzuri (ARG), 15-5, 15-3
1st Place - Daniel De La Rosa (Mexico) d. Chris Crowther (USA), 12-15, 15-14, 11-9
3rd Place - Vincent Gagnon (Canada) d. Alejandro Herrera (COL), 15-6, 15-12
1st Place - Rhonda Rajsich (USA) d. Samantha Salas (MEX), 15-14, 15-5
3rd Place - Paola Longoria (MEX) d. Angela Grisar (CHILE), forfeit
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Rhonda Rajsich (USA) defeated Paola Longoria (Mexico), the defending Pan American Champion, 15-11, 6-15, 11-5, in the semi-finals Friday at the XXIV Pan American Championships in Managua, Nicaragua. Rajsich and Longoria are the #2 and #1 players, respectively, on the Women's Professional Racquetball Organization (WPRO) tour. It's the second consecutive international event that Rajsich has beaten Longoria at, as she also won at last year's World Championships in South Korea.
A Mexican may yet win women's singles though, as Samantha Salas ended Angela Grisar's (Chile) run in the tournament in convincing fashion, taking the mathc in two straight games 15-3, 15-0. Salas will play Rajsich on Saturday.
The top seed and defending champions are both out on the men's side as well, as they lost on Thursday. American Chris Crowther defeated top seed Gilberto Meija, 15-8, 15-8, while Canadian Vincent Gagnon took out last year's gold medalist Bolivian Ricardo Monroy, 5-15, 15-14, 11-5.
In the semi-finals Friday, Crowther beat Alejandro Herrera of Colombia, 15-1, 15-6, while Daniel De La Rosa of Mexico defeated Gagnon, 15-13, 15-4, to set up an American-Mexican standoff in the final on Saturday.
In men's doubles, the young American team of Jansen Allen and Tony Carson upset Canadian veterans Mike Green and Kris Odegard, 7-15, 15-13, 11-7. The Canadians were two points from the match, when they led 13-11 in game two, but the Americans wouldn't roll over helped by two successful appeals of Canadian shots.
In the tie-breaker, Allen and Carson got up early, leading 8-1. Green and Odegard came back to make it 9-7, but the Americans then finished it off, winning 11-7.
Allen and Carson will play another veteran team in the final, as Mexicans Javiar Moreno and Polo Gutierrez beat Daniel Maggi and Shai Manzuri of Argentina, 15-5, 15-8.
The top two seeds will meet in the women's doubles final, as Krystal Csuk and Rajsich (USA) beat Bolivians Jenny Daza and Carola Loma, 15-10, 15-7, in one semi-final and Mexicans Longoria and Salas beat Canadians Josee Grand'Maitre and Brandi Jacobson Prentice, 15-10, 15-0, in the other.
The draws from Nicaragua are available on line, and some of the matches can be seen via the Pan American Racquetball Confederation.
Rhonda Rajsich (USA) d. Paola Longoria (MEX), 15-11, 6-15, 11-5
Samantha Salas (MEX) d. Angela Grisar (CHILE), 15-0, 15-3
Men's Singles - Quarter finals - Thursday
Chris Crowther (USA) d. Gilberto Meija (MEX), 15-8, 15-8
Alejandro Herrera (COL) d. Cesar Castillo (VEN), 15-8, 5-15, 11-8
Daniel De La Rosa (MEX) d. Carols Keller (BOL), 15-2, 15-8
Vincent Gagnon (CAN) d. Ricardo Monroy (BOL), 5-15, 15-14, 11-5
Men's Singles - Quarter finals - Friday
Chris Crowther (USA) d. Alejandro Herrera (COL), 15-1, 15-6
Daniel De La Rosa (MEX) d. Vincent Gagnon (CAN), 15-13, 15-4
Krystal Csuk & Rhonda Rajsich (USA) d. Jenny Daza & Carola Loma (BOL), 15-10, 15-7
Paola Longoria & Samantha Salas (MEX) d. Josee Grand'Maitre & Brandi Jacobson Prentice (CAN), 15-10, 15-0
Javiar Moreno & Polo Gutierrez (MEX) d. Daniel Maggi & Shai Manzuri (ARG), 15-5, 15-8
Jansen Allen & Tony Carson (USA) d. Mike Green & Kris Odegard (CAN), 7-15, 15-13, 11-7
It's quarter final day at the XXIV Pan American Championships in Managua, Nicaragua, and there's already been one upset, as Carlos Keller of Bolivia defeated American Andy Hawthorne in straight games, 15-11, 15-6. The win puts Keller in the quarters and there he'll play 3rd seed Daniel De La Rosa of Mexico, who defeated Canadian Tim Landeryou, 15-10, 15-10.
Angela Grisar continued her way through the draw Thursday as she defeated Cheryl Gudinas of the USA in straight games, 15-13, 15-5. Grisar caused the big upset on Wednesday when she took out the women's #2 seed Jennifer Saunders of Canada, 15-10, 13-15, 11-10. Grisar's next opponent is 3rd seed Samantha Salas, who beat Bolivian Jenny Daza, 15-5, 15-6.
The elimination round games begin today, and the draws from Nicaragua are available on line, and some of the matches can be seen via the Pan American Racquetball Confederation.
Paola Longoria (MEX) d. Adriana Riveros (BOL), 15-4, 15-7
Rhonda Rajsich (USA) d. Frederique Lambert (CAN), 15-4, 15-3
Samantha Salas (MEX) d. Jenny Daza (BOL), 15-5, 15-6
Angela Grisar (CHILE) d. Cheryl Gudinas (USA), 15-13, 15-5
Paola Longoria (MEX) v. Rhonda Rajsich (USA)
Samantha Salas (MEX) v. Angela Grisar (CHILE)
Gilberto Meija (MEX) d. Jose Daniel Alvarez (ECU), 15-5, 15-0
Chris Crowther (USA) d. Shai Manzuri (ARG), 15-5, 15-4
Cesar Castillo (VEN) d. Cesar Castro (VEN), fft
Alejandro Herrera (COL) d. Fernando Rios (ECU), 15-9, 15-10
Daniel De La Rosa (MEX) d. Tim Landeryou (CAN), 15-10, 15-10
Carols Keller (BOL) d. Andy Hawthorne (USA), 15-11, 15-6
Ricardo Monroy (BOL) d. Teobaldo Fumero Adams (CRC), 15-9, 7-15, 11-0
Vincent Gagnon (CAN) d. Juan Herrera (COL), 15-10, 8-15, 11-10
Chris Crowther (USA) d. Gilberto Meija (MEX),
Alejandro Herrera (COL) v. Cesar Castillo (VEN)
Daniel De La Rosa (MEX) v. Carols Keller (BOL)
Vincent Gagnon (CAN) v. Ricardo Monroy (BOL)
Krystal Csuk & Rhonda Rajsich (USA) d. Claudine Garcia & Yira Portes (DOM), 15-9, 15-9
Jenny Daza & Carola Loma (BOL) d. Angela Grisar & Fabiola Marquez (CHILE), 15-10, 15-4
Josee Grand'Maitre & Brandi Jacobson Prentice (CAN) d. Mariana Paredes & Mariana Tobon (VEN), 15-10, 15-10
Paola Longoria & Samantha Salas (MEX) d. Cristina Cordova & Maria Paz Munoz (ECU), 15-7, 15-5
Krystal Csuk & Rhonda Rajsich (USA) v. Jenny Daza & Carola Loma (BOL)
Paola Longoria & Samantha Salas (MEX) v. Josee Grand'Maitre & Brandi Jacobson Prentice (CAN)
Javiar Moreno & Polo Gutierrez (MEX) d. Teobaldo Fumero & Bruno Casalvolone (CRC), 15-5, 15-5
Daniel Maggi & Shai Manzuri (ARG) d. Alejandro Herrera & Juan Herrera (COL), 15-8, 15-8
Mike Green & Kris Odegard (CAN) d. Cesar Castro & Cesar Castillo (VEN), 15-11, 15-12
Jansen Allen & Tony Carson (USA) d. Fernando Rios & Jose Daniel Ugalde (ECU), 15-3, 10-15, 11-5
Javiar Moreno & Polo Gutierrez (MEX) v. Daniel Maggi & Shai Manzuri (ARG)
Mike Green & Kris Odegard (CAN) v. Jansen Allen & Tony Carson (USA)
There were few surprises on Tuesday at the XXIV Pan American Championships in Managua, Nicaragua, during the last day of pool play. There were a few surprising results, and two involved Canadians.
On the positive side, Frédérique Lambert defeated Chilean veteran Angela Grisar, 15-13, 15-8. On the negative side, Tim Landeryou lost to Fernando Rios of Ecuador, 15-11, 15-10.
Also surprising was Venezuelan Casar Castillo's win over Bolivian Carlos Keller, 13-15, 15-11, 11-5.
Both Mexican men won but they each were pushed to tie-breakers by the Colombian Herrera brothers. Daniel De La Rosa defeated Alejandro Herrera, 11-15, 15-2, 11-8, and Gilberto Mejia beat Juan Herrera, 3-15, 15-12, 11-6.
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Tuesday is the last day of pool play at the XXIV Pan American Championships in Managua, Nicaragua, so there could be some good matches as the highest seeded players in the pools will be playing off. While play has continued to be mostly as expected, a group that running contrary to that rule is in men's doubles.
Bolivians Fernando Paccieri and Carlos Keller were the highest seed in Group D in men's doubles, but they have lost two of their three matches and have finished third in the group. They lost to Cesar Castro and Jorge Hirsekorn of Venezuela, 15-10, 15-8, and also to Columbians Alejandro and Juan Herrera, 15-10, 15-7.
Also of note in men's doubles, in Group A the lowest seeded team overall Roberto Cantos and Ricardo Delgado of Panama defeated the 9th overall seed Satiago Canedo and Fracisco Troncoso of Chile, 15-4, 2-15, 11-10.
The draws from Nicaragua are available on line, and some of the matches can be seen via the Pan American Racquetball Confederation website.
There have been no surprises so far at the XXIV Pan American Championships in Managua, Nicaragua. In fact, almost all of the matches in the preliminary rounds have been two straight games. The exceptions are in two of the women's singles groups.
In Group B, veteran Anita Maldonado, who's been in the top 5 of the women's pro tour, now playing for Puerto Rico has gone tie-breaker in both of her matches. She defeated Carla Muñoz of Chile, 15-12, 14-15, 11-8, but lost to Canadian champion Jennifer Saunders, 15-9, 12-15, 11-1.
In Group F, Jenny Daza of Boliva defeated Canadian born Véronique Guillemette, who's now playing for Argentina, 5-15, 15-7, 11-6, and Yira Portes of the Dominican Republic won a 11-10 tie-breaker against Honduran Karen Kattan, 15-13, 9-15, 11-10.
The preliminary round continues through Tuesday and the elimination round will begin on Wednesday.
The XXIV Pan American Championships have begun in Managua, Nicaragua. There will be four days of preliminary matches with the results being used to seed players for the elimination round draw. Some of the matches can be seen via the Pan American Racquetball Confederation.
We've told you who's on the US and Canadian teams. The Mexican team is comprised of Gilberto Mejia and Daniel De La Rosa in men's singles, Polo Gutierrez and Javier Moreno in men's doubles and Paola Longoria and Samantha Salas doing double duty in both women's singles and doubles.
Also, Bolivian Ricardo Monroy is back to defend the gold medal he won last year in Honduras. Below is a list of who won medals at last year's Pan American Championships.
The results of these championships are being used to determine the teams for the 2011 Pan Am Games in Guadalajara, Mexico.
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Woody Clouse again proved himself to be the best player on the Classic Pro Racquetball Tour (CPRT) as he won the CPRT Pro Nationals in Las Vegas last weekend by defeating surprise finalist Travis Aldinger, 9-3, 9-4, 9-4, in the final. Clouse won all three CPRT events this season.
Aldinger's run to the final was impressive as he beat 2nd seed Cliff Swain in the quarter finals, 9-6, 8-9, 1-9, 9-8, 9-7, and beat former US Open champion Jimmy Lowe in the semi-finals, 9-7, 9-8, 9-4.
Clouse got to the final by defeating Louis Vogel, 9-2, 9-2, 1-9, 9-2, in the semi-finals. Vogel had beaten 4th seed Craig Lane in the quarters in five games after only getting one point in the first two games.
Although Clouse won all three CPRT events this season, he did so against three different opponents, beating Mike Ray in Rochester and Jeff Bell at the US Open. Moreover, other than Clouse only Jimmy Lowe made it to the semis in more than two events, so there were 9 different semi-finalists over the three CPRT events this season.
2011 CPRT Pro Nationals, Las Vegas, April 8-10, 2011
Woody Clouse d. Travis Aldinger, 9-3, 9-4, 9-4
Woody Clouse d. Louis Vogel, 9-2, 9-2, 1-9, 9-2
Travis Aldinger d. Jimmy Lowe, 9-7, 9-8, 9-4
Woody Clouse d. Gerry Price, 9-2, 9-5, 9-6
Louis Vogel d. Craig Lane, 1-9, 0-9, 9-0, 9-8, 9-2
Jimmy Lowe d. Dale Valentine, 7-9, 9-2, 9-1 injury default
Travis Aldinger d. Cliff Swain, 9-6, 8-9, 1-9, 9-8, 9-7
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Michelle Key of Arizona State University won the 2011 USA Racquetball Intercollegiate title at her home university in Tempe, Arizona on the weekend by defeating Sharon Jackson (University of Alabama), who beat her in last year's final. Key won in two close games, 15-11, 15-14.
However, Jackson did win the women's double title with Brittany Travers, as they defeated Sheryl Lotts and Tracy Hawthorne of Baldwin Wallace, 15-10, 15-4. It was Jackson's second consecutive doubles title and Lotts and Hawthorne were finalists last year as well, when Jackson and Kara Mazur defeated them.
Shout out to Hailey Miller and Leah Redwine from the University Of Oregon, who were seeded 22nd in women's doubles but finished 3rd as they had a default win against Key and Izayadeth Aguayo in the 3rd place match.
Last year's runner up on the men's side also won this year, as Taylor Knoth (Oregon State University) beat Nick Montalbano (Colorado State Univ, Pueblo), 15-2, 15-10, in the final. In doubles, Knoth finished third with partner Joey Pryor, as they lost to Allan Crockett and Danny Lavely (University of Alabama) in the semi-finals, 15-4, 15-14, and then defeated Jeff Skanchy and Joseph Blank from Brigham Young University in the 3rd place match, 15-5, 15-9.
Felipe Camacho and Jansen Allen (Colorado State, Pueblo) won the doubles title, as they beat Crockett and Lavely in the final, 15-10, 15-13. Allen was a runner-up last year in doubles when he played with Tyler Otto.
2011 USA Racquetball National Intercollegiate Championships
Final - Taylor Knoth (Oregon State) d. Nick Montalbano (Colorado State, Pueblo), 15-2, 15-10
3rd Place - Danny Lavely (Univ. of Alabama) d. John Craig Chisholm (Boston Univ.), 14-15, 15-1, 11-9
Final - Jansen Allen (Colorado State, Pueblo) d. Allan Crockett (University of Alabama), 15-6, 15-11
3rd place - Joseph Blank (Brigham Young) d. Micah Hoffman (Oregon State), 15-11, 15-4
Final - Michelle Key (Arizona State) d. Sharon Jackson (Univ. of Alabama), 15-11, 15-14
3rd Place - Sheryl Lotts (Baldwin Wallace) d. Kelly Gremley (Purdue), 15-6, 15-6
Final - Hailey Miller (University of Oregon) d. Megan Mathes (Oregon State), 13-15, 15-8, 11-9.
3rd place - Tracy Hawthorne (Baldwin Wallace) d. Sonja Septon (Utah Valley University), 15-8, 15-11
Final - Felipe Camacho & Jansen Allen (Colorado State, Pueblo) d. Allan Crockett & Danny Lavely (University of Alabama), 15-10, 15-13
3rd - Joey Pryor & Taylor Knoth (Oregon State) d. Jeff Skanchy & Joseph Blank (Brigham Young), 15-5, 15-9
Final: Brittany Travers & Sharon Jackson (University of Alabama) d. Sheryl Lotts & Tracy Hawthorne (Baldwin Wallace), 15-10, 15-4
3rd - Hailey Miller & Leah Redwine (University of Oregon) d. Izayadeth Aguayo & Michelle Key (Arizona State), WBF - No Show
Kane Waselenchuk did what has become the expected Sunday: he won another racquetball tournament by defeating Rocky Carson in the final of the 2011 Mexico Open in Tijuana on the International Racquetball Tour (IRT), 11-7, 11-5, 11-1. It's the 9th time Waselenchuk has defeated Carson in the final.
The last Grand Slam event of the 2010-2011 IRT season is next month, when all the top players will be in Fullerton, California for the Ektelon National Singles Championships May 25-29.
Kane Waselenchuk d. Rocky Carson, 11-7, 11-5, 11-1
They'll be at it again, Kane Waselenchuk and Rocky Carson will, on Sunday as they'll face off in the final of the 2011 Mexico Open in Tijuana on the International Racquetball Tour (IRT). It'll be their 9th meeting this season in a final, and Waselenchuk has won all of them.
Waselenchuk reached the final with a decisive victory over 4th seed Ben Croft, 11-1, 11-2, 11-0. Croft wasn't helped by taking three technicals during the match including two together in game one, when he was down 7-3. That made the score 7-1, and Croft didn't score again that game.
Croft said afterwards that it's frustrating that "no one else gets technicals" for doing things that should have warranted a technical referring to Waselenchuk hitting the ball in the direction of the referee after the rally. "I'm not saying I don't deserve mine," said Croft, but rather that it seemed unjust to be the only player getting t-ed up.
Nonetheless, Croft wasn't "going to make excuses" for the outcome by blaming the referee or the court conditions, as the cause of the loss was clear: "it was me today."
Waselenchuk agreed that it wasn't Croft's best day. "It seemed he wasn't seeing the ball that well," said Waselenchuk adding it "seems like the ball's moving in slow motion to me."
That sense contributed to the score line, but Waselenchuk felt "I didn't think I played as well as I could have." One only wonders how good THAT would be.
In the other semi-final, Carson defeated surprise semi-finalist Jose Rojas, 14-12, 11-8, 11-2. After winning a close first game Carson led all the way in game two, although Rojas did get within one point when he trailed 8-7, but that's as close as he got.
Rojas said he was "trying to shoot everything," but needs "a different game plan next time," as Carson is more than happy to rally with his opponents, waiting for his opportunity to hit a winner or an opponent's error.
Rojas has a powerful arsenal of shots but he's too inconsistent to win an entire tournament against the top players. More consistency will come with time, which the young player has on his side, and a realization that trying to shoot everything is not always the best strategy.
The final will begin at noon PDT Saturday and can be view via the IRT Network.
Kane Waselenchuk d. Ben Croft, 11-1, 11-2, 11-0
Rocky Carson d. Jose Rojas, 14-12, 11-8, 11-2
No major upsets from qualifying on Thursday at the 2011 Mexico Open in Tijuana on the International Racquetball Tour (IRT), as none of the matches went more than three games. So we're on to the 16s today, and the intriguing matches in the Round of 16 should be Andy Hawthorne v. Tony Carson, Shane Vanderson v. Charlie Pratt, and Ben Croft v. Javier Moreno.
All of Friday's matches are being streamed live over the internet via the IRT Network. Their streaming will begin at 11:30 AM PDT Friday with the Round of 16, which can be viewed for free.
Jack Huczek v. Arthur Schmeiser
Rocky Carson v. Mike Orr
Q8: Daniel De La Rosa d. Sebastian Franco, 11-9, 11-5, 11-1
Q1: Charlie Pratt d. Rafael Morales, 11-6, 11-8, 11-0
Q4: Tony Carson d. Carlos Oviedo, 11-2, 11-1, 11-4
Q5: Javier Moreno d. Felipe Munoz, 11-5, 11-4, 12-10
Q6: Arthur Schmeiser d. John Scott, 11-6, 11-4, 11-8
Q3: Juan Herrera d. Blake Martin, fft
Q2: Anthony Herrera d. Brian Pineda, fft
Q7: Mike Orr d. Francisco Gomez
No changes in the top 8 players on the International Racquetball Tour (IRT), as Kane Waselenchuk - undefeated on court since January 2009 - remains #1 with his closest rival Rocky Carson #2. Waselenchuk and Carson have met in eight IRT finals this season and Waselenchuk's won all of them. They'll be the favorites for this weekend's Mexico Open final in Tijuana, Mexico.
Jack Huczek, who moved into 3rd in the previous rankings, remains there, but is only 19 points ahead of Ben Croft in 4th. It's also very close between 6th ranked Shane Vanderson and 7th ranked Andy Hawthorne, who are separated by only 11 points.
The movement has all happened in spots 9-20, as Charlie Pratt has reached the top 10 for the first time and sits in 9th place. But Tony Carson has made the biggest move up to 14th from 19th based on back to back quarter final finishes at the latest IRT tournaments in Salt Lake City and St. Louis.
1 Kane WASELENCHUK, 4875
2 Rocky CARSON, 3698
3 Jack HUCZEK, 3090
4 Ben CROFT, 3071
5 Chris CROWTHER, 2419
6 Shane VANDERSON, 2179
7 Andy HAWTHORNE, 2168
8 Jose ROJAS, 2036
9 Charlie PRATT, 1651
11 Mitch WILLIAMS, 1425
12 Anthony HERRERA, 1321
13 Juan HERRERA, 1150
14 Tony CARSON, 937
15 Alejandro HERRERA, 838
16 Javier MORENO, 750
17 Alejandro LANDA, 686
18 Andres HERRERA, 445
19 Felipe CAMACHO, 393
20 Mike GREEN, 362
The Athletic Club of York Pennsylvania hosted the 2011 Miller Lite Open on the weekend. It was both an International Racquetball Tour (IRT) and Women's Professional Racquetball Organization (WPRO) event won by Andy Hawthorne and Rhonda Rajsich, respectively. The tournament organizers sent a report of the IRT side of the event to us,
The IRT final was a show down between the top seed Andy Hawthorne and 3rd seed hometown player Travis Aldinger. Charged up by playing in front his hometown fans, Aldinger won the first two games, 11-7, 11-3, saying that game two was "maybe the best game I ever played". Poised for the upset, Hawthorne battled back in game three helped by some great serving, winning it 11-4.
In game four, Hawthorne was in control and won 11-6. With momentum on his side and fatigue on Aldinger's, Hawthorne continued to put pressure on Aldinger, and closed out the match, coming back from two games down to win it 7-11, 3-11, 11-4, 11-6, 11-6.
In the semi-finals, Hawthorne defeated Mauricio Zelada in three straight games, 11-3, 11-8, 11-3, and Aldinger beat Lee Connell in four games. It looked like Aldinger would also win that in three, as he was up 10-5 in game three, but Connell dug in and came back to win it 12-10 to force a fourth game. However, Connell couldn't push it to five, as Aldinger won game four, taking the match 11-5, 11-5, 10-12, 11-3.
On the women's side, Rhonda Rajsich took the title by defeating Cristina Amaya in the final. In the semis, Rajsich beat Carolina Gomez and Amaya defeated Sheryl Lotts.
(note: The Racquetball Blog thanks the Miller Lite Open organizers for their report).
2011 Miller Lite Open - York, Pennsylvania
Andy Hawthorne d. Travis Aldinger, 7-11, 3-11, 11-4, 11-6, 11-6
Andy Hawthorne d. Mauricio Zelada, 11-3, 11-8, 11-3
Travis Aldinger d. Lee Connell, 11-5, 11-5, 10-12, 11-3
Rhonda Rajsich d. Cristina Amaya
Rhonda Rajsich d. Carolina Gomez
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Marianne Sciucco: Author, Teacher, Dreamer: September 2013
Something I've longed to see all my life: my book on a library bookshelf. Blue Hydrangeas. http://www.amazon.com/author/mariannesciucco
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As World Alzheimer's Month draws to a close free Kindle downloads for Blue Hydrangeas begin at midnight tomorrow through September 30. If you haven't had a chance to pick up this book now is a great time. http://www.amazon/author/mariannesciucco
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Book Signing at Bethel Woods
It’s been an exciting last few days as the print copy of Blue Hydrangeas finally reached my anxious little hands and I had the opportunity to launch it into the literary marketplace one-on-one at a book signing at Bethel Woods Center for the Arts, located on the grounds of the original Woodstock concert site.
As expected, the festival had a huge attendance and traffic in the craft tent (where I was located) was heavy and steady. Lou and I reached out to and talked to a ton of people. I introduced myself as the author for the day (BW reserves a table for a local author at all festival days) and described my book as an Alzheimer's love story. Some people smiled and walked on by. Others let out a little gasp, "oh, that's a tough one," and leaned in for a better look at my display.
This disease is a tender subject and touches so many lives. Some people cried just talking about it, such as the woman who recounted the story of her good friend and the husband who cared for her with love and patience until the last day, and the woman who lost her dad to Alzheimer's last year and had to walk away because the pain was still so raw she could not speak of it without choking up. Others were curious about the book and didn’t hesitate to buy a copy, including the woman who lost her father years ago, yet still reads everything she can about Alzheimer's to further understand what happened to him and what may happen to her and other family members she loves.
I was not sure the book would be welcomed by those currently living with the disease and was surprised to sell a few copies to current caregivers. The majority of my customers were middle-aged women, avid readers, with a personal interest in either the disease or a good love story. Some bought the book as a gift for someone they knew living with the disease. I had the good fortune to sell a copy to a local newspaper columnist and his nurse wife, and an English teacher from my daughter's high school who lost his mother to Alzheimer's a few years ago.
I also made sure to talk about the Alzheimer's Prevention Initiative, to which I am donating five percent of my profits. The API provides information and updates on the latest news about brain health and connects people who are interested in participating in prevention research with medical studies. To get involved visit endalznow
It was a cold, cloudy, blustery day and Lou and I were under dressed for the weather, but we kept busy talking about the book and sampling some of the delicious foods available: spanakopita, baklava, hot cider, Philly cheese steak, and cinnamon rolls. The festival is known for its artisanal breads, cheeses, and the best pesto around, and we made sure to take home some of our favorites. A trip to the Bethel Woods Harvest Festival is always a pleasant day, book or no book.
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They're here! And they're beautiful!
So, my books arrived very late this afternoon and I was sweating bullets waiting for them to get here. I have my first book signing on Sunday and the books were scheduled to arrive on Wednesday. When I checked the status of my order with the publisher on Monday I saw it was still in production. I panicked, realizing it was unlikely they'd make the Wednesday delivery date. After many phone calls and much anxiety I received word late yesterday afternoon that the shipment had left the building. I followed the packages' journey online from Rochester, NY to Buffalo, then Philly, Nanuet, and New Windsor until they finally landed in my garage. Whew! What a disaster if they had not arrived today. As an indie author I am responsible for everything and can only blame myself if and when things go wrong. I cut it close ordering the books last week but there were issues with the publisher that led to the delay. Next time, I'll know what to expect and will give myself a little wiggle room. Anyway, they're here! And they're beautiful!
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Some Things Really Are Serendipitous
Is it a coincidence that I chose to launch the paperback edition of Blue Hydrangeas during World Alzheimer's Month? Or is it an ingenious marketing method I planned for months ahead in an effort to take advantage of all the buzz about the dreaded disease?
Hard to believe, but it really is a coincidence, a delightful one. Those who have followed me throughout this long and arduous process may recall I originally planned to release the paperback earlier this summer. Yet delay after delay stymied my plans: falling a little short of the learning curve while trying to do it all myself, then conceding I could not finish the project without some professional help; exacerbations of repetitive strain injuries that enforced rest; a serious case of perfectionism that caught minuscule imperfections in the final product, resulting in yet another upload of yet another improved manuscript, and then the waiting for the final proof, which turned out not to be so final. Sometimes I can't get out of my own way. But, as things started to really come together, and I had no more reasons to delay, and final publication was getting closer, I looked at the calendar and wondered: Are there any coinciding events coming up that would tie in with my book launch? World Alzheimer's Month in September stood at the top of the list.
Sometimes things really are serendipitous, and I call these occurrences "green lights," meaning GO! take the chance, dare the risk, put yourself out there, don't stop now. It's that time for me and this book. Yes, I know I published on Kindle, which was a lot easier and very satisfying, but my lifelong dream has always been to publish a "book" - a paper book, because for almost all of my life that was the only kind of books there were. So now I've reached the point where I have to let it go, when my book and my dream can no longer be mine alone, and, like the child I've raised and nurtured for years, I need to understand I've done my best and now it's time to share what I've accomplished with the world. The fact that I'm sharing it during the most opportune time possible is simply good timing, a little luck, my guy upstairs watching out for me.
Promise me you'll spend at least a moment thinking about Alzheimer's disease this month. Find one small thing you can do to prevent it from happening to you. Join the Alzheimer's Prevention Registry at endalznow.org Take a walk here . Make a donation here .
The memories you save could be your own.
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We will not go back tho Raga - Review of Raga, Orlando, FL - TripAdvisor
We will not go back tho Raga - Raga
“We will not go back tho Raga”
Review of Raga - CLOSED
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Description: Upscale Modern Indian Cuisine | Lounge | Cocktails | Fine cuisine | Fine wine |
The food was very good..place is very nice...the terrible service...the most of server dressed for night club..I was trying to talk to the person who does marketing she was very rude didnt know anything abut indian food..as she walked away we hard her saying "I hated indian ppl" we had party of 6...we left immediately....
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We came here on a recent trip to Disney. It was my fast and the chef was nice enough to make fasting food specially for me... our party was very eclectic with a mix of kids and adults, vegetarian and non vegetarian people. Iam happy to say everyone enjoyed the food and the experience... highly recommended
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“horrible food terrible servive”
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If you dont have a discount, you will drop one hundred bucks without blinking. This is a foo foo place with big drinks with big prices. The appetizers we had were tasty, and very small. The chicken disshes we had were nice, but not sure what I really ate? Definitely want-to-be gourmet, but not here yet. Very foo foo for yoo yoo! (Guys understand what this means...)
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Natural(ist) Blonde: (just) Another Day in Paradise
(just) Another Day in Paradise
I love living in Scotland. Every time I step out of my door I encounter something I didn't expect. This morning I realised that I haven't shown you all my Breeding Bird Survey square. Thankfully I was over at Lochwinnoch this afternoon, and planned an early trip to wander up there for a casual visit... I didn't make it.
I packed the camera and, fully dressed for an afternoon's volunteering, I set off. Turned off in Lochwinnoch to take the windy single track road to Muirshiel Country Park; windows open, and enjoying the drive. I was the second car into the car park. I pulled out my bins, grabbed my rucksack, and headed out.
I only passed two groups on the way out, and managed to swifty clock up 4 calling cuckoos, a wheat ear, a couple of pied wags, a treecreeper, carrion crow, grouse, a solitary swallow, and skylarks and meadow pips galore. All in all, a peaceful morning. Even nice enough to lose my jacket. Then, half way along my route to the top, I went to cross what is usually a slightly spongy section of ground at the head of a stream. First step and the ground turned to mush.... I went in up to my knee. Instinct? Step Out! Result? I was suddenly up to my HIPS in the water!
Thank goodness I learned my survival skills. Leaning forward, I spread my weight and pulled myself out. Looking down at my soaked trousers, I could feel the water running down my gaiters and into my boots...
BOOTS OFF! SOCKS OFF! Preserve the dryness (only partially successfully)!
I wrote off my walk to the top. Settling down to dry in the sun and much on my picnic in the hour before I was due at the reserve.
Surprisingly warm toes!
My square is the other side of that hill...
...so I get not only some productive birding, but a nice walk too!
The top of the Calder at Muirshiel
An hour later I arrived at Lochwinnoch Reserve, ready for my shift. The feeders were a hive of activity. And unlike last weekend (and me) the weather was wonderfully dry.
During the afternoon the female starling bought her newly fledged brood to the feeders. By 5pm the female sparrowhawk had taken everyone. Still, the other birds were looking in great shape (unfortunately I didn't get any great pictures of the wonderfully coloured breeding plumage male redpolls - they were stunning).
Even without the rain, the feeders remain buzzing
My highlight of the day was definitely the show Greater Spotted, who whizzed between the feeders and the stands of trees to either side of the centre through out the afternoon.
I was completely distracted by this fine fellow who happily sat outside the visitor centre window.
Great plumage & tonnes of charisma
Hopefully there's a full nest somewhere and we'll be seeing little red-capped spotties soon!
So, despite the soaking, an excellent day! Sad for the starlings, but still early enough for a second brood. Keep your eyes on the fledglings over the next few weeks, they make great targets for birds of prey and may bring excellent sightings. Good hunting!


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Patent US6429776 - RFID reader with integrated display for use in a product tag system - Google PatentsSearch Images Maps Play YouTube News Gmail Drive More »Sign inAdvanced Patent SearchPatentsA product tag system comprises: an RFID tag adapted for attachment to a product; a data store in the tag for bar code information relating to the product; a tag detacher for removing the tag from the product at a point of sale; an RFID tag reader for retrieving the bar code information from the tag when...http://www.google.com/patents/US6429776?utm_source=gb-gplus-sharePatent US6429776 - RFID reader with integrated display for use in a product tag systemAdvanced Patent SearchPublication numberUS6429776 B1Publication typeGrantApplication numberUS 09/778,415Publication dateAug 6, 2002Filing dateFeb 7, 2001Priority dateFeb 7, 2001Fee statusPaidAlso published asUS20020105424, WO2002063545A2, WO2002063545A3Publication number09778415, 778415, US 6429776 B1, US 6429776B1, US-B1-6429776, US6429776 B1, US6429776B1InventorsJorge Alicot, Terry L. GlattOriginal AssigneeSensormatic Electronics CorporationExport CitationBiBTeX, EndNote, RefManPatent Citations (5), Referenced by (88), Classifications (22), Legal Events (9) External Links: USPTO, USPTO Assignment, EspacenetRFID reader with integrated display for use in a product tag systemUS 6429776 B1Abstract A product tag system comprises: an RFID tag adapted for attachment to a product; a data store in the tag for bar code information relating to the product; a tag detacher for removing the tag from the product at a point of sale; an RFID tag reader for retrieving the bar code information from the tag when the tag is placed in the tag detacher; and, an display for presenting the bar code information in a form which can be scanned by a conventional bar code scanner, and/or in human readable form. A method for monitoring products comprise the steps of: attaching an RFID tag to a product; writing bar code information onto the tag; retrieving the bar code information from the tag at a point of sale; displaying the bar code information in a form which can be scanned by a conventional bar code scanner, and/or in human readable form; and, detaching the tag from the product.
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But as I mentioned in an earlier post our daughter has been very unwell. For six weeks she's been at home. Every week we tell people that 'We're hoping she can make some part of the school day next week'. And then another week sort of slips by and our doctor isn't confident yet that she's up for it. She's certainly improving, which is enormously encouraging. But as the weeks have ticked by, her life has slowly been reduced to waking at 9am to eat breakfast watching the previous night's episode of 'The Block', followed by Minecraft on the iPad, followed by a few episodes of 'I dream of Jeannie' and another reread of 'Harry Potter'. All things that she finds easy at the moment.
It's amazing how the goalposts for the year have shifted so enormously. She started the year so excited about Year 6. She's our kid who is into everything. She had been voted school captain at the end of last year, been accepted into a State wind orchestra, had started studying for the selective schools test (test to get into government high schools for gifted and talented (and, ahem, well-tutored) kids), was representing the school in softball, chosen for the debating team, playing tennis on Saturdays. I'm not meaning to brag - she's just a kid who loves being involved in stuff and she makes the most of the opportunities that come her way.
Now we face this test tomorrow just praying that she'll last the day, let alone get a good mark. And then we'd just like her to be able to get to some part of the school day next week. Last week she went to school for a couple of hours to be in the school photos and it took her 48 hours to recover. I can't quite get my head around how her life has been turned upside down by this virus. Talk about 'less'. How about 'almost nothing'?
I would like to say that I felt super calm, peaceful and full of the love of God through this time. In reality I have carried a sick feeling in my stomach for a lot of the time because of the anxiety and the uncertainty about her recovery time. I have been totally dependent on the prayers of others because sometimes my own inability to focus has made praying hard.
What has helped me enormously is an unwavering trust that God is good and he is sovereign and he is wise. Just the boring old basics I know, but so vital. Sure things are certainly not playing out the way we envisaged. But I have no doubt that God will provide what is good for her. Maybe not my paltry perception of what is good, but His true and perfect and wise good.
It has been so interesting to reflect on the way God has prepared my heart for these past few months. Desperate to get off the extracurricular rat race, I was hurling things off the side like a mad woman. It enabled me to step back and reflect on what I was achieving with my kids by pushing so hard. But then having a child who I would just love to see be able to attend school (because she loves it, not because I want to have coffee!), has made me ponder even more deeply what I was trying to achieve with Project Parenting. I've been forced to step off the high achieving mum track, more than even I'd planned, and you know, I keep wondering how I let myself get there in the first place.
Christian life family life Less is More schooling
I know. But it often feels like a competition. I'm slowly (oh so very slowly) learning to run my own race.
This is another blog I read - they had a post about slowing down living today - thought you might like to see it - here's the link: http://www.aholyexperience.com/2014/03/why-slowing-down-is-paramount-if-were-ever-to-be-the-body
I'm enjoying reading about how you and your family is going - I'm trying to simplify too!
I found your blog recently when a friend shared a link to this post. It's been very encouraging reading your story and hearing about your trust in God during such a difficult circumstance.
I'm also moving towards living more simply and I enjoy reading about how others are simplifying their homes and lives, especially when that is motivated by a desire to focus on what matters most.
2 years ago my husband and I were about to begin church planting when he was stuck down with chronic fatigue. He has had better patches and worse patches, but he has been mostly bedridden/housebound this past 2 years. It's been a huge upheaval for our family (we have 2 little kids) and although I know that God is looking after us, it is still a constant exercise in trusting him. So I just wanted to say thank you for your post and for the encouragement to keep trusting him.
Hi Bronwyn. Thanks for sharing your story. I feel so humbled when someone who has been through what you've gone through is encouraged by my story which is a very small challenge in comparison. I do hope God keeps comforting you and providing encouragement to keep trusting Him as you move through each day.
Thanks :) God is truly great and although I so often feel overwhelmed, it is amazing how he sustains us through difficult circumstances. I hope your daughter's health is restored soon and that good will come of what you are going through. I look forward to following your journey with the simplifying too.


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Desolate: not my day
having tea at this moment.
today exactly has not been my day!!!! started the morning with tonsillitis (hope thats the spelling :P) and continuing it with a sore throat. the humid weather is making me feel sick. there goes the physical conditions.
classes started with returning of answer scripts.more than average, but less then opponent....that too 10%, good enough to ruin the day!!! also the fact that i could have scored as much as that person, if only i had not made the silly mistakes, just makes things worse. moreover the teacher gave only 50% in class participation, to add to the disaster :D :D :D but still i m thankful to the teacher for postponing our presentation, else we would have just been devastated.
next comes inconsiderate and stubborn people. usually i dont mind that, but when i cannt explain a person that i need my groupmates for a assignment due in one hour more than her, who has her assignment due in one week, makes me totally raging in anger. how inconsideration on ones part can just ruin others!!!
talking of inconsideration, next comes irresponsible people!!! what to do with the person, who knows theres an important appointment at 12, and leaves for home at 11, without even informing the group members. man........they should be hanged :@ :@ :@
rest of the day has not been as bad. just some impunctualities, by groupmates, which is so very common, that we have even learned a term for it 'polychromic', and also that 10 means 11:30. had some unproductive group discussions.
man!!! msn just kicked me out, while i was recieving some pictures from my frnd!!! whatta luck baby :D :D :D
not feeling like writing any more.
now i cannt even post this message =)) lollllzzzzz
while my net returns to life, i just remembered a few more things to add on. talked to my parents in the morning. they were to visit bangladesh this june, and they confirmed that they have cancelled there visit.
another thing i just recalled now is, i starved till the afternoon, and had my first meal in then.
doesnt all that cumulate to a worse day? well, to make my day even worser, i have a new glaring pimple on my face!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
posted by aaziz @ 10:32 AM 2 comments
At 28/4/05 12:20 PM, Rikhi said...
You are here! :D >:D<
doesnt really seem like we'll be having any of the days this semester without being termed as "worst" ... and there are always these other stuff ... life really sux in the end!
At 29/4/05 1:49 PM, aaziz said...
why do you keep reminding me of the nightmares.


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Osborne to Cut Poorer Students – The Ros Martin Archive
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Osborne to Cut Poorer Students
What on earth were the little wretches thinking? That they could better their lot in life through hard work, determination and an education? How terribly adorable. It’s alright though, I shall teach them a lesson they won’t soon forget. And they shall pass it on to their children too so that this problem will be at an end for a generation at the least. They simply have to learn how things are run in my country.
I didn’t say that last bit out loud did I? No, of course not. I wouldn’t exactly be surprised if they already knew what I thought of them. I may never verbalise such feelings (it would be terribly impolitic to do so) but it’s marvellous what one can do in terms of conveying contempt with little more than facial expressions.
All I need to is to savage their funding, slice it to pieces and then they will have no way to finance their grubby way through the hallowed institutions of learning that this blessed country has to offer. It’s high time and past we went back to Dickensian ideals where an orphan boy is only able to mix with the upper crust when he has met with the approval of a wealthy stranger. The lower classes have to understand that nothing in this life comes without a price.
You must earn your place either through a lifetime (and those before you for good measure) of backbreaking labour or by having the foresight to arrange for yourself to be born into the right sort of family. It’s hardly my fault that my parents had the good sense to send me somewhere proper to be educated and make way for me to inherit a well-deserved fortune? Should I really be blamed that others weren’t quite as forward thinking? I think not.
George’s Pay Rise for All Dragons