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Records of Progress!
Every month we collect a count of what has been digitized, what is online, and how many GB of archival content is in storage. The results of this count are reflected below.
- February 2013: 486 items / 1743 subitems were digitized this month.
- January 2013: 268 items/ 743 subitems were digitized this month. [Snapshot Jan 2013]
- December 2012: 571 items/ 995 subitems were digitized this month. [Snapshot Dec 2012]
- November 2012: 393 items/ 722 subitems were digitized this month. [Snapshot Nov 2012]
Here's how this count is collected: Monthly_Count.
In October 2012, we modified how we collect the count, to capture a snapshot across multiple locations and note duplicates which are in the process of being repaired. We also developed a method of tracking digitization that never sees the light of day. This can include:
- digitization for donors, such as providing digital versions of content donated to Special Collections
- digitization for publication, at the dean's request, often for cost recovery
- weeded collections (such as those containing duplicates), and collections deleted due to rights issues
- digitization of typed transcripts in order to obtain OCR to enable searchability of hand-written documents (we delete the transcript tiffs)
- recapture of badly digitized content
- correction of errors, such as duplicate captures of a single page
- Starting in October 2012, we are capturing monthly snapshots, with a second synopsis specifying GB counts and what was accomplished this past month.
For October, 2012, the synopsis was as follows (not yet automated):
- Digitized 125 new items (8719 captures)
- Total items digitized: 89972
- Total captures: 323204
- Total items in Acumen: 78704
- Total captures in Acumen: 294350
- Total GB in archive: 13852
- Total GB on share: 474
- Total GB: 14326
October 2012 snapshot spreadsheet is here: http://www.lib.ua.edu/wiki/digcoll/images/4/4c/CombinedCount_201210.xlsx
The following track our digitization up to October 2012, when we changed our method of collecting information.
- Spreadsheet of digitization work accomplished from October 2011 through September 2012, updated monthly:
- Spreadsheet of digitization work accomplished from October 2010 through September 2011, updated monthly:
- Spreadsheet of digitization work accomplished from September 2009 through September 2010, updated monthly:
- Spreadsheet of digitization work accomplished August 2009:
- Spreadsheet of digitization work accomplished from August 2008 through July 2009:
- Spreadsheet of digitization work accomplished from August 2007 through July 2008:
Snapshot overview of collection counts 12/2/09:
27 manuscript collections are in the queue in the Selection spreadsheet in S:\Digital Projects\Organization\Digital Program. They range in size from a single page to "many" items.
28 collections have been prepped by the archivists (some item level metadata created and are awaiting scanning). These are in S:\Digital Projects\Digital_Coll_in_progress\Digital_Coll_Waiting
2 collections have legacy-named images but have no metadata (Alabama geographical Survey, Wade Hall Photos) in S:\Digital Projects\Digital_Coll_in_progress\Digital_Coll_Waiting
1 collection has legacy-named images and no metadata and is hosted elsewhere, but needs attention before we can archive it: Publishers Bindings Online, in S:\Digital Projects\OtherOnlineProjects
111 collections are currently in some stage of digitization, in S:\Digital Projects\Digital_Coll_in_progress. Of these, 7 collections are considered large and ongoing (Corolla, Crimson & White, Rohlig audio, Jemison Papers, Gorgas Papers, Harper photos, Woodward Papers).
2 collections are pilots, have been digitized, and will soon be mounted in CONTENTdm for user testing (Nichols and Berman).
1 collection is a pilot, has been digitized, and awaits metadata to be extracted from MARC records if possible: Alabama Collection Sheet Music.
193 collections are represented in Acumen. Of these, 130 have EADs, 62 have no EAD, and 111 contain digitized content (49 have both EAD and digitized content). 8 of these collections belong to Tuskegee.
The collections which have digitized content online but are not archived are: Undergraduate Research projects, Montgomery church ledgers.
66 collections are represented in CONTENTdm. Of these, all but 4 are also in Acumen.
The 4 collections which are in CONTENTdm but offline in Acumen for critical metadata remediation purposes (French Rev. Pamphlets, Harper Timetables and 2 audio collections).
27 of the collections in Acumen are undergoing normal metadata remediation work.
We have a smattering of other small collections of legacy content which should be incorporated into a collection, discarded, or used for user tagging experiments. These exist in S:\Digital Projects\Digital_Coll_in_progress\MiscFolders


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Red 2 (2013)
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Red 2 Release Date
In Theaters July 19, 2013
Red 2 Credits
Starring: Bruce Willis, Anthony Hopkins, Mary-Louise Parker, Helen Mirren, John Malkovich, Catherine Zeta-Jones, Neal McDonough, Brian Cox, and Byung Hun Lee
Written By: Erich Hoeber and Jon Hoeber
Directed By: Dean Parisot
Produced By: Lorenzo di Bonaventura and Mark Vahradian
MPAA Rating: [ PG-13 ]
Distributor: Summit Entertainment
External Info: Red 2 Official Website
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This Week In Home Entertainment: Red 2, Breaking Bad And More
The Canyons has a coloring and a synth-oriented soundtrack that makes it stand out, and its story, while harrowing and simultaneously a little goofy, does feature Lohan proving she can act. This may not be the movie that turns things around for LiLo, but it may be the movie that reminds you of why she was an "it girl" in the first place.
Jessica Rawden Nov 26, 2013
This Week In Home Entertainment: Red 2, Breaking Bad And More
Exclusive Red 2 Clip Offers Mary-Louise Parker's Take On Why Old Spies Are Hilarious
Red 2 is finally heading into homes next Tuesday, but before Summit Entertainment's big release makes it on to Blu-ray and DVD, we have an exclusive clip from the Red 2 press day featuring Mary-Louise Parker. In the clip, she's discussing why audiences who might normally never gravitate to action flicks might actually take a liking to the second film in the Red franchise.
Jessica Rawden Nov 22, 2013
Exclusive Red 2 Clip Offers Mary-Louise Parker's Take On Why Old Spies Are Hilarious
Red 2 Will Hit Blu-ray And DVD In November
Lionsgate Home Entertainment announced Red 2 will be hitting homes in just a few weeks with plenty of room to spare prior to Christmas present wrapping season. The action-filled sequel to Red will be available via Blu-ray Combo Pack, DVD, Video On Demand and Pay-Per-View on November 26.
Jessica Rawden Oct 18, 2013
Red 2 Will Hit Blu-ray And DVD In November
Weekend Box Office: The Conjuring Scares Up Big Number One, R.I.P.D. is D.O.A.
With four new wide-release entries in theaters this weekend audiences had plenty of options to choose from, but pickings were slim for the movies themselves as the competition lead to just real one box office winner.
Scott Gwin Jul 21, 2013
Weekend Box Office: The Conjuring Scares Up Big Number One, R.I.P.D. is D.O.A.
The Conjuring Clobbers Every Other New Release At Friday Box Office
Big-budget movies may be sucking up all the attention at Comic-Con this weekend, but it's a low-budget surprise hit that's actually dominating movie theaters. According to the early numbers at Deadline, The Conjuring is blowing away the rest of the competition tho sweetened, making $17 million on Friday alone and cruising toward a $38.5 million weekend
Katey Rich Jul 20, 2013
The Conjuring Clobbers Every Other New Release At Friday Box Office
Operation Kino 123 Review: Only God Can Forgive Red 2
This week we give you two reviews-- two!-- for the price of one, as we review both Nicolas Winding Refn's Only God Forgives and the sequel nobody really asked for, Red 2. Which is better? Who glowers better-- Bruce Willis or Ryan Gosling? Which one involves exploding toilets? Find out all about that and much more, plus your answers to our lightning question about moments of violence in movies that make us squeamish
Operation Kino Jul 20, 2013
Operation Kino 123 Review: Only God Can Forgive Red 2
This Rotten Week: Predicting Red 2, R.I.P.D, The Conjuring And Turbo Reviews
Prepare yourself for a completely uninspiring group of movies this week. Not that they're all bad, but it's just a meh list through and through. This week we're going red, dealing with dead cops, racing some fast snails and by the end we'll conjure up something evil
Doug Norrie Jul 14, 2013
This Rotten Week: Predicting Red 2, R.I.P.D, The Conjuring And Turbo Reviews
Red 2 Trailer: What Happens In The Kremlin Stays In The Kremlin
"What happens in the Kremlin stays in the Kremlin." Really , the only thing surprising about that joke is that it hasn't somehow been made before-- it's been nearly 25 years since the Cold War ended, and yet there's still nothing more fun than putting some red-blooded American spies up against the chilly Russkies. Bruce Willis actually just finished mopping up the remains of the Soviet era in A Good Day to Die Hard
Katey Rich Apr 26, 2013
Red 2 Trailer: What Happens In The Kremlin Stays In The Kremlin
Anthony Hopkins Charms And Byung Hun Lee Packs Heat In New Red 2 Posters
So what is Red 2 actually about? It begins as Frank Moses (Willis) is forced to get his team of operatives back together to go on a global quest for a missing nuclear device. Unfortunately, the mission is backed to the gills with danger, as the gang throws down with assassins, terrorists and even some power-hungry government officials.
Eric Eisenberg Apr 25, 2013
Anthony Hopkins Charms And Byung Hun Lee Packs Heat In New Red 2 Posters
Helen Mirren, Catherine Zeta-Jones Grace The Latest Red 2 Posters
What do we know about the sequel? Galaxy Quest's Dean Parisot directs, reuniting the original spies from the first movie – a surprise hit – in a new mission that pits them against international threats. Like most sequels, it's expected to take the formula from Red and amplify it times 100.
Sean O'Connell Apr 24, 2013
Helen Mirren, Catherine Zeta-Jones Grace The Latest Red 2 Posters
Bruce Willis And John Malkovich Take Center Stage In Red 2 Character Posters
A brand new trailer for he comic book movie is set to arrive online this Friday, and to get you ready we have two brand new character posters featuring Willis and co-star John Malkovich, both of whom will be reprising their roles, as Frank Moses and Marvin Boggs, respectively, from the 2010 action comedy.
Eric Eisenberg Apr 23, 2013
Bruce Willis And John Malkovich Take Center Stage In Red 2 Character Posters
RED 2 And Now You See Me Will Release Earlier Than Planned
When a film's release date gets changed, more often than not it's a delay, due to unfinished reshoots or funding issues. Luckily, exceptions are common enough to keep everyone optimistic, and though the following changes aren't Earth-shattering, it's always good news when anticipated movies make their theaters earlier than expected
Nick Venable Mar 11, 2013
RED 2 And Now You See Me Will Release Earlier Than Planned
Red 2 Cast Turns Its Back On Us In New Poster
That's clearly Bruce Willis in the middle … unless Helen Mirren recently shaved her head. And I'm fairly certain I can tell the difference between Catherine Zeta-Jones and Mary-Louise Parker, who appear to be flanking Willis. But who's in the boots and shorts, with the samurai sword behind their back?
Sean O'Connell Feb 11, 2013
Red 2 Cast Turns Its Back On Us In New Poster
Red 2 Gets An Explosive First Trailer
Back in 2010 I attended a San Diego Comic Con press conference for the action movie Red. At that time the movie wasn't set to come out for another three months, but one of the reporters in the crowd asked the panel what the chances of seeing a sequel were. In his response to the question Lorenzo di Bonaventura responded, "I think, from the film side, the audience has to vote. We all enjoyed it a lot and think they're great characters. I'd certainly like to see them all act together again."
Eric Eisenberg Jan 17, 2013
Red 2 Gets An Explosive First Trailer
Bruce Willis And John Malkovich Have Some Strange Fashion Sense In New Red 2 Image
Red, the Robert Schwentke film starring Bruce Willis, Helen Mirren and Morgan Freeman, wasn't a record-setter when it was released back in 2010, but it quietly did quite well at the box office. After receiving largely positive marks from critics who praised it as a fun action comedy, it went on to make over $90 million domestically and nearly $200 million internationally, all on a rather small $58 million reported budget.
Eric Eisenberg Dec 21, 2012
Bruce Willis And John Malkovich Have Some Strange Fashion Sense In New Red 2 Image
Harry Potter's David Thewlis Joins The Cast Of Red 2
David Thewlis is well known to the fans of fantasy movies thanks to his work as Remus Lupin in the series of Harry Potter films, but now he's getting set to introduce himself to fans of action movies. The actor has officially signed on to the cast of Red 2, the sequel to the Robert Schwentke-directed comic book adaptation from 2010.
Eric Eisenberg Sep 07, 2012
Harry Potter's David Thewlis Joins The Cast Of Red 2
Red 2 Sales Poster Gets The Gang Back Together
Red is one of those movies that was a surprisingly big hit when it came out-- $90 million domestic and another $108 million overseas-- but seems to be totally forgotten already, not even two years after it came out. And it was a fun movie, with a cast including Helen Mirren, John Malkovich at his weirdest
Katey Rich Aug 23, 2012
Red 2 Sales Poster Gets The Gang Back Together
Anthony Hopkins Sought For Red 2 Villain Role
The action in the initial – a surprise hit for Summit – was slightly cartoonish but grounded in enough reality that Hopkins could sink his teeth into the dramatic flair of an evil-villain role while still managing to have some fun. I also think it's important for Willis and Mirren's characters to face off against someone closer to their own age. I don't need to see Willis trying to get the upper hand on some young, hotshot action foe.
Sean O'Connell May 24, 2012
Anthony Hopkins Sought For Red 2 Villain Role
Galaxy Quest's Dean Parisot Looking To Direct Red 2
What's interesting is that they haven't looped back around to Robert Schwentke, who directed the first movie on a $60 million budget to an eventual worldwide gross of almost $200 million. When they first started movement on the sequel Schwentke was busy shooting R.I.P.D. with Ryan Reynolds and Jeff Bridges, but that movie seems to be wrapped up
Katey Rich Feb 18, 2012
Galaxy Quest's Dean Parisot Looking To Direct Red 2
Ender's Game Gets A Release Date, As Does Step Up 4, Red 2, And Three Others
Summit Entertainment has set premiere dates for a number of projects, including the sequel to Red, another installment to the Step Up series, as well as the much anticipated (mostly by sci-fi geeks) big-screen adaptation of Orson Scott Card's Ender's Game.
Kelly West Oct 25, 2011
Ender's Game Gets A Release Date, As Does Step Up 4, Red 2, And Three Others
Breck Eisner Being Considered To Helm Red 2
Just a few minutes ago it was reported that John Moore is 20th Century Fox's choice to helm Die Hard 5, but there's still another Bruce Willis sequel in pre-production that doesn't have a helmer. Earlier this year Erich And Jon Hoeber were hired to pen a sequel to Summit's Red and a few days later the project was given the greenlight.
Eric Eisenberg Aug 31, 2011
Breck Eisner Being Considered To Helm Red 2
John Moore In Final Negotiations To Direct Die Hard 5
It's been a weird, wild ride finding out who would be directing Die Hard 5. The search began in February when it Bruce Willis said he was actively looking for a new helmer for the series. Almost immediately after that, it was revealed that Noam Murro, director of Smart People had landed the gig.
Eric Eisenberg Aug 31, 2011
John Moore In Final Negotiations To Direct Die Hard 5
Summit Shows Red 2 The Green Light
Summit has finally greenlit the follow-up to the Bruce Willis/Helen Mirren starrer that had aging CIA operatives refusing to leave behind their exciting lives for a life in retirement.
Will LeBlanc Jan 26, 2011
Summit Shows Red 2 The Green Light
Erich And Jon Hoeber Hired To Pen A Sequel To Red
Back during Comic Con, I attended the press conference for Red, during which the subject of a possible sequel came up. Responding to the question, producer Lorenzo di Bonaventura said that
Eric Eisenberg Jan 17, 2011
Erich And Jon Hoeber Hired To Pen A Sequel To Red
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Arobas Guitar Pro v6.0.9 r9934 Multilingual Portable | 36.2 Mb
Arobas Guitar Pro is first and foremost a program designed to edit tablatures for guitar, bass, and other fretted instruments from 4 to 8 strings. Its great ease of use and the success of its specific file format have made it a program used by guitarists worldwide. It now includes editing support for many other instruments like the piano or the drums, a realistic audio engine, and interactive tools to support every musician's practice.
An optimal display of your score, together with all the tools you need for editing, sound-setting, and playing your instrument.
Choose your display options from the screen or page mode, horizontal or vertical scrolling, monotrack, multitrack, and full-screen mode, and 25-800% zooming.
All of the tools you need to create and edit scores, right at hand. Quickly and easily capture the notes with the keyboard and its many shortcuts, with the mouse, or yet again with a MIDI instrument.
All of the symbols and effects
With Guitar Pro, add all of the common musical symbols to your score, most notable those that are specific to the guitar and other fretted instruments.
Customize your score
Based on the classic or jazz styles, you can set 70 different parameters, configure the outlook of your scores exactly as you wish, and get professional-level paper printouts.
Tablature and standard notation
Both types of notation are perfectly synchronized: the notes capture into one get immediately reported into the other.
Summary of the notation elements
Dynamics, grace note, staccato, fade in, left-hand and right-hand fingering, brush, pick strokes, ghost note, accented notes, muffled note, let ring, harmonics, tapping, slap, hammer-on / pull-off, bend, tremolo bar, slides, vibrato, wide vibrato, trill, tremolo picking, palm mute, multirests, double dotting, n-tuplets, fermata, double accidentals, left-hand tapping, rasgueado, arpeggio, rhythmic « slash » notation, ornaments, extended barré…; and of course texts, lyrics, chord diagrams…
Guitar Pro is also a powerful score player, which facilitates composing or learning a piece.
The RSE: realistic audio playback
The RSE (Realistic Sound Engine) technology includes the realistic studio recordings of instruments, as well as some effect modelisations that are the result of years of research.
You'll get access to over a hundred soundbanks, and over fifty effects pedals and amps. We provide many presets for all styles, and you can also configure your own effect chains. You can apply a mastering to the final result, with a compressor-limiter, a reverb, and a 10-track equalizer.
You can also listen to your scores in MIDI sound.
In Guitar Pro 6 the RSE2 offers over a hundred soundbanks, new integrated presets, and the possibility to entirely configure the sound of each track.
Choose the RSE soundbank, the tuning mode, and the playing style: slap, picking …
Optimized playback options
During playback, the score automatically scrolls on and a highlighted cursor lets you know which note is being played. You can adjust tempo, and play all or part of a piece in loops. The Speed Trainer will then let you play any section of the score in loops with progressive accelerations. This is very useful to practice a solo or a complex guitar riff!
All of the effects specific to the guitar (e.g., bend, slide, ghost notes, etc.) are rendered into the playback, as well as the various possible playing styles – pickstroking, fingerpicking or slapping, for instance.
Improved Management of Automations
In a new window, you can customize precisely the changes of volume, tempo, and panoramic during playback.
Soundboard, global view
For each track, the Guitar Pro Soundboard lets you adjust the volume, the panoramic, and the semi-parametric equalizer.
You can also use it to mute one or several tracks, and choose to show or hide them. An ideal tool when you want to use Guitar Pro as backing band.
The global view allows you to get a synthetic view of the score, and thus to easily move around it. You can define various sections in a score, such as Intro, Verse, or Chorus.
Guitar Pro is a true workshop for guitarists: chord and scale libraries, tuner, metronom, virtual fretboard and keyboard.
All of those tools work with fretted instruments from 4 to 8 strings.
Diagram generator
Request any chord in any tuning, and Guitar pro will display all possible finger positions for you. Draw a diagram by clicking on the grid, and Guitar Pro will suggest all possible names for that chord.
Scale engine
The scale engine presents a large directory of scales, from the most common to the most exotic, for you to look at and listen to. Whichever scale you select can be shown on the fretboard or keyboard to work as support for you to write your score. The search function also allows you to quickly find out what scale is being used in all or part of the score.
MIDI and digital tuners
The digital tuner allows you to tune your guitar by plugging it into the soundcard, or via a microphone. You can also simply tune your guitar by ear, string by string, with the MIDI tuner.
Those work for all possible tunings.
Virtual fretboard and keyboard
The virtual fretboard and keyboard are here to help you see the notes from the score, or capture them into it. They can show you the notes of the current beat, as well as the notes of the next beat, of the whole bar or yet again of the scale you have selected. Those are indispensable tools if you are beginning or is you wish to capture notes with the mouse.
Since the Guitar Pro format has become a true standard on the Internet, the software will let you enjoy thousands of scores that are already available over many websites (files in *.gp3, *.gp4, *.gp5 and *.gpx formats).
MIDI Import/Export
A MIDI file consistes in a mere description of musical data, which Guitar Pro turns into an actual multitrack tablature. The software calculates and optimizes the position of each note on the fretboard for you to play it as easily as possible. You can also export the tablature as a MIDI file for use in another software.
ASCII Import/Export
The ASCII format — or simple text file — was the first format used for the sharing of tablatures. It is so easy to use via a mere text editor that it is still widely used today, in spite of its outdated look. Guitar Pro will let you convert ASCII files into tablatures in one click, to play them or print them out. The reverse option is also possible.
WAV Export
With the WAV Export option, you can convert a Guitar Pro file into an audio file, which you can play or burn onto an audio CD.
PNG Export
Exporting into PNG (image) will let you save your tablatures as big-sized pictures. Those pictures can for instance be integrated into a webpage for wider diffusion, or edited with the appropriate software for pedagogical purposes.
PDF Export
The PDF format is standard when you wish to distribute your scores.
Arobas Guitar Pro Portable is a multilingual interface available in 18 languages: Chinese, Danish, Dutsch, English, Espanol, Finnish, Francais, German, Hungarian, Italiano, Japanese, Korean, Norwegian, Polish, Portugues, Romanian, Russian, Swedish.
Homepage: http://www.guitar-pro.com/en/index.php
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You could see it in their eyes, hear it in their voices, feel it in their hands. This one was different.
Their eyes welled this time. Their voices cracked. Their handshakes gripped like pliers.
Virginia Tech's Hokies won their second consecutive ACC football championship Saturday. Again their prey was Boston College. Again their quarterback earned MVP hardware. Again their defense scored the final touchdown.
But the similarity ends there.
"Oh, are you kidding?" offensive-line coach Curt Newsome said on the field, moments after the 30-12 dismantling concluded. "Last year it was expected. This year? This team? This was hard."
Don't misunderstand. Last season was not easy. Tech had to overcome a pretty fair quarterback, Matt Ryan, who was last seen crafting his NFL rookie-of-the-year acceptance speech.
But the 2007 Hokies, teeming with NFL prospects, clearly were the class of the ACC. They dusted BC in the title game, with Sean Glennon winning MVP.
These Hokies never looked the part.
Until Saturday.
Until Tyrod Taylor created two touchdowns, the offensive line forged holes for Darren Evans and the defense bullied a freshman quarterback.
"Who'd have thought this after East Carolina?" outside linebackers coach Jim Cavanaugh said as he and defensive coordinator Bud Foster embraced on the field.
After the opening loss to East Carolina. After a 1-3 stretch later in the season that left Tech groveling for help just to win the Coastal Division. Heck, even after the victory over last-place Duke two weeks ago in which the Hokies managed one offensive touchdown.
"I never doubted the team," cornerback Macho Harris said. "I never doubted the coaches."
Easy to say now. But surely there were doubts - about the offense, about the kicking game, about fate.
Never about the defense.
Truth be told, Boston College lost this game two weeks ago when starting quarterback Chris Crane sustained a broken collarbone at Wake Forest, leaving the position to Dominique Davis. A redshirt freshman, Davis performed admirably in last week's victory over Maryland.
But that game was at home. And it was most certainly not against Foster's defense.
A rookie quarterback making his second start? Against a Foster defense in a championship game? Absent Secret Service protection and Jerry Rice at wideout, the kid had no chance.
Foster moved safeties Kam Chancellor and Dorian Porch closer to the line of scrimmage, suffocated the Eagles' running attack and dared Davis to throw.
"He's got a live arm," Foster said. "A little wild right now. It kind of showed today."
Hey, you'd be wild and skittish, too, with Jason Worilds and Orion Martin and Purnell Sturdivant in your face on virtually every pass. Davis misfired on 26 of 43 attempts, 23 of 33 after halftime.
Most damaging, Tech sacked him five times, intercepted him twice and turned one of the sacks into a fumble that Martin returned for the final touchdown.
"Coach Foster, man," Harris said. "That's all I'm gonna say. Coach Foster."
The defense had plenty of cushion because tailback Evans bored his way to 114 yards on 31 punishing carries, and quarterback Taylor improvised two touchdown runs on third downs near the goal line.
Taylor's stats - 30 yards rushing and 84 passing - didn't scream MVP, but he did what no Tech offensive player did in a 28-23 regular-season loss at Boston College: He scored touchdowns.
Both were called passes. Both saw Taylor elude the rush and find the end zone, the second time despite a crackling tackle by safety Wes Davis.
So now it's off to the Orange Bowl and a likely encounter with Big East champion Cincinnati. The Hokies flat-lined in last season's Orange Bowl loss to Kansas, and to his credit Saturday, Beamer immediately looked ahead to Jan. 1 in Miami.
"We are going to enjoy (the championship) because this is really special," Beamer said, unprompted. "But we are going to go right back to work and concentrate and get ourselves ready to go down to the Orange Bowl and play a great football game. ...
"The thing I've learned and these guys have learned, those (bowl defeats) stay with you a little while. Alumni don't forget those things real quick. But we didn't either."
Maybe the Orange Bowl will attract more than the approximately 25,000 folks who attended Saturday. Maybe, given the economy and uninspiring matchup, it won't.
The Hokies will be fine either way. They have discovered an energy that doesn't require a roaring crowd.
You could see it in Saturday's celebration. Last year's felt reserved. This felt unbridled.
"I love you," Newsome said to offensive tackle Ed Wang during the trophy presentation.
His long hair matted with sweat, his white uniform green with stains, Wang responded.
"I love you, too, Coach."
David Teel can be reached at 247-4636 or by e-mail at email@example.com. For more from Teel, read his blog at dailypress.com/teeltime.


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Caregiving Glossary
Common terms used when caring for a loved one
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Activities of Daily Living (ADLs)
En español | Basic tasks of everyday life that include dressing, bathing, eating, transferring (for example, from bed to chair) and toileting.
Structured, comprehensive programs — including a variety of health, social and related support services during any part of the day, but for less than 24 hours — provided at local centers for adults who need some supervision or support.
Adult Protective Services
A public agency that investigates reports of abuse and neglect of vulnerable adults; usually works with law enforcement. Immediate dangerous situations should be directed to 911 or local police.
Area Agency on Aging (AAA) or Aging and Disability Resource Center (ADRC)
An agency designated by the state with the responsibility for planning and coordinating services for older people (AAA) or for older people and adults with disabilities (ADRC) within a specific geographical area. Both agencies provide information, resources, assistance and links to community services.
Housing for those who may need help living independently, but do not need skilled nursing care. The level of assistance varies among residences and may include help with bathing, dressing, meals and housekeeping.
Community Meal Program
Balanced, nutritious meals served at community locations for those ages 60 and over and their younger-age spouses.
A person appointed by a court to handle someone's affairs when that person cannot handle them him- or herself. A conservator usually handles only financial affairs.
Continuing Care Retirement Communities
Housing that offers a variety of living options and services, including independent living, assisted living and skilled care, often all on the same campus, and designed to meet a person's changing needs.
Discharge Planner
A professional who assists patients and their families in developing a plan of care for a patient following a hospital or nursing home stay.
Do Not Resuscitate (DNR) order
An order written by a doctor to fulfill a patient's expressed medical care wishes during a medical emergency.
Durable Power of Attorney for Finances
A legal document that allows a person to give authority to someone else to make financial decisions on his or her behalf. The designation "durable" means that it will stay in effect if the person becomes unable to manage his or her own financial affairs.
Extra Help
An assistance program for people with Medicare who need help paying their part of the costs of Medicare Part D prescription drug coverage.
Family and Medical Leave Act (FMLA)
A law that requires some employers to let you take unpaid time off work (up to 12 weeks) for illness, having or adopting a baby, or caring for an ill family member. Your job or an equivalent is guaranteed when you return. If you work for a small employer or are a new employee, you may not be able to get the leave.
Family Caregiver
Anyone who provides unpaid assistance to another person who is ill, disabled or needs help with daily activities.
Geriatric Care Manager
A professional who performs an assessment of a person's mental, physical, environmental and financial conditions to create a care plan to assist in arranging housing, medical, social and other services.
A person appointed by the court who is responsible for the care and management of another person who has been determined to be incapable of making decisions for him- or herself.
Health Care Power of Attorney (HCPA, or Health Care Proxy)
A special kind of durable power of attorney in which you appoint another person to make health care decisions should you become unable to do so.
Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA)
A federal law that gives you rights over your health information and sets rules and limits on who can look at and receive your health information. It also permits the release of personal health information needed for patient care.
Home-Delivered Meals
Regular delivery of nutritious meals to homebound people who are unable to prepare food for themselves.
Home Health Agency (HHA)
An agency often certified by Medicare to provide health-related services in the home, such as nursing, occupational, speech or physical therapy, social work or personal care.
Home Health Aide
An individual who helps with bathing, dressing, grooming, meals and light housekeeping.
Homemaker Services
A service that provides assistance with general household activities, such as meal preparation, cleaning, laundry and shopping.
Professionally coordinated support services, including pain and symptom management, social services, and emotional and spiritual support for terminally ill people and their families. The care is provided at home and in other settings.
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Basic tasks of everyday life that include managing money, shopping, telephone use, travel in the community, housekeeping, preparing meals and taking medications correctly.
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The national health insurance program for people age 65 and older, and for some younger persons with disabilities. Medicare covers hospital stays, doctor visits, prescription drugs and other health care-related services.
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A federally funded program available in local communities that provides a range of supports to assist family caregivers who care for their loved ones at home. Services may include caregiver education, training, information, counseling, links to community services and respite.
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Personal Emergency Response System (PERS)
A portable electronic device with a call button that a person can use to summon help in an emergency.
Physician Orders for Life-Sustaining Treatment (POLST)
A form that states what kind of medical treatment patients want toward the end of their lives. Printed on bright pink paper and signed by both doctor and patient, it is designed to improve the quality of life. Available in some states and communities.
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Davenger alum Brian Rumble is directing an improvised show featuring Adam Siry, Andrew Coppola, Bobby Lang, Corin Wells, Fred Brown, Jessica Ross, Joel Sumner, Kate Banford, and Whitney Harris.
The concept of Note To Self revolves around the characters' inner monologues, delivered in real-time from improvisers right off-stage. Rumble discusses his vision for the show, which ends up being as poignant as often as it is funny.
WitOut: What types of moments do you hope Note To Self will explore that aren't funny but simply profound/cathartic? How do you hope to package these moments in a way that suits the context of comedy theater?
Brian Rumble: It's tough to say. For me, I'd be thrilled if the Note to Self world closes in a far different place than it opened. One of the key elements to this show is the fact that, in a persistent world, every choice has consequences. I want to see these characters struggle with these choices and come out changed on the other side. And these don't have to be monumental changes. Just human ones, ones that build and maybe even fester over ten shows.
The comedy part of this show has been the least of my concerns because I think the concept is inherently funny and the cast are some of the funniest and smartest people I've ever met. The voyeurism in the show gives us a lot of tools to play with and even in the more profound or challenging scenes there's the comic relief of the internal monologue. Hearing what someone wishes he could say against what they should or have to say is pretty great, even in some of the tougher moments.
WitOut: In an improvised show of this kind, lasting several nights, is there any concern about finding themes or beats and gravitating back towards them over the course of the run? Is the show entirely improvised?
Rumble: Events on the stage are entirely improvised. Each show starts with a "note to self" written by the audience to which the cast is not privy and the show builds from there. However, we do have a lot of structure created from this persistent world. So we have guidance on how characters will react to certain situations and how they'e expected to behave in different facets of their lives (work versus home, for example).
Finding the best themes is really just a matter of finding the most important ones. What do these characters care about most? Or, better yet, what do they want the most? Those themes will be so prevalent throughout the run of shows because we will hear the characters obsessing over them, even if they're not able to act on them. The fun thing, of course, is that the entire cast can hear these wants and needs, too, and they can make achieving them as difficult as possible.
WitOut: Which of these performers are you particularly excited about directing, and why?
Rumble: I am so thrilled to be working with this entire group. Most of them are performers with whom I'd never worked before and I think all of them are among the best improvisers in the city. They're a special group who came together instantly during auditions and they've not only brought this concept to life but they've been vital to helping me figure out all the moving pieces of what is, to be honest, a very challenging project. They're the best co-directors I could have asked for and their enthusiasm for this whole thing has made the process so much easier.
For more on Note To Self, visit Figment Theater. Note To Self runs Thursday through Saturday @ 8:00pm and Sunday @ 3:00pm. Figment Theater is located at the Asian Arts Initiative, 1219 Vine St.


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The church of Christ upon earth is essentially, intentionally, and constitutionally one.
Blessed are those who hunger and thirst for righteousness, for they will be filled.
Do not judge, so that you may not be judged.
Blessed are the merciful, for they will receive mercy.
This is my commandment, that you love one another as I have loved you.
In everything do to others as you would have them do to you.
And the Word became flesh and lived among us, and we have seen his glory, the glory of a father's only son, full of grace and truth.
I am the good shepherd. The good shepherd lays down his life for the sheep.
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In a blur of facts, VP debate strained the truth
In their first and only debate, Vice President Joe Biden and Republican Rep. Paul Ryan verbally wrestled over Medicare, Social Security and abortion. But sometimes it was the truth that got tackled.
Like President Barack Obama and Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney did in their first debate, Biden and Ryan made statements or observations that weren't entirely factual. Here's a look at some of what was said:
Biden repeated a line oft-used by Obama and Democratic surrogates that Romney said let Detroit's automobile industry should go bankrupt. The vice president is only half-right. Romney, whose father George was an auto company executive and governor of Michigan, said he'd preferred to let the auto industry go through bankruptcy reorganization on its own, rather than with taxpayer help and government direction. Whether it was by former President George W. Bush or Obama, it was the wrong way to go," he said.
He wrote an op-ed for the New York Times in 2008, headlined, "Let Detroit Go Bankrupt." He said if the auto companies get a bailout, "you can kiss the American automotive industry goodbye. It won't go overnight, but its demise will be virtually guaranteed."
Ryan criticized the Obama administration for apologizing the night that four Americans were killed in Libya. The U.S. embassy in Cairo released a statement on Sept. 11 condemning a video that negatively portrayal the Prophet Muhammad. Hours later, after protesters stormed the embassy, staff tweeted it stood by its statement, though it was later deleted from its account. That night in Benghazi, Libya, four American diplomats were killed, including Ambassador Chris Stevens, but news of the deaths was not announced until the next morning. The statement was not an "apology'' and it came before the deaths in Libya so it was not in response to the unrest in Cairo or Benghazi. But the White House immediately distanced itself from the embassy statement, saying Washington did not approve of the statement and it did not reflect the views of the U.S. government.
Asked whether the United States should have apologized for U.S. Marines urinating on Taliban corpses, Ryan responded "Oh gosh, yes" and added that "what we should not be apologizing for are standing up for our values." Ryan was referring to an regularly repeated line by the Romney campaign that Obama traveled overseas shortly after becoming president and apologized for American behavior. Obama made several overseas speeches early in his presidency, but he never issued a formal apology in any of those speeches.
Biden's insistence that the Obama administration was never told that diplomats wanted more security at the U.S. consulate in Benghazi contradicts testimony in this week's congressional hearing on the issue that focused on apparent denials of requests for expanded security from diplomatic personnel. Still, a diplomatic security chief testified, the attack was so severe that even extra security probably couldn't have repelled it.
Ryan incorrectly stated that if defense cuts mandated by as part of a bipartisan deal go through the U.S. Navy will be at its smallest since World War I. The actual low, according to a U.S. Navy website, came in 2007, when the Navy ship total fell to 278. Several times in the past decade, the Navy has had fewer than the current 285 ships. Ryan may have been referring to a trend that began in 1989 that has seen the number of Navy ships steadily drop from 592. The Navy's plan for ship building over the next 30 years is based on building towards a size of about 300 ships.
Ryan claimed that when Obama was elected Iran had enough nuclear material to make one bomb. Now, he said, Iran has enough for five. "They're racing toward a nuclear weapon," he said.
No evidence exists to show that Iran has uranium enriched to 90 percent, which is necessary for a nuclear weapon. Iran does have highly enriched uranium, between 20 and 27 percent, according to International Atomic Energy Agency.
In challenging Ryan to a way to quell the violence in Syria, Biden suggested the next step was putting "American boots on the ground." But no one has proposed sending ground troops to Syria. The Syrian opposition has beseeched the U.S. and other Western powers for measures such as the imposition of a no-fly zone, the establishment of buffer zones along the borders and the provision of weapons to Syrian rebels. Both camps have backed the idea of U.S.-allied Arab nations arming the Syrian rebels fighting to unseat President Bashar Assad. However, recent news reports suggest that the Obama administration was cautioning against the supplying of shoulder-fired missiles and other heavy weapons that could boost the rebel side of Syria's bloody stalemate.
Ryan repeated the claim that the Affordable Care Act, also known as Obamacare, would take $716 million from Medicare, turning it into a "piggybank" for the health overhaul law. The federal healthcare law cuts projected Medicare spending by $716 billion from 2013 to 2022. The funding cuts wouldn't affect services for seniors because they come mainly from lower payments to hospitals and other providers, higher premiums for affluent beneficiaries and lower payments to Medicare Advantage plans.
But some experts have questioned whether the cuts would limit the availability of services for beneficiaries in the future and lead to a shortage of care providers like the Medicaid program is currently experiencing. If that happens, Congress would have to increase the payments to providers, which could lead to higher Medicare costs than the current law now projects.
In order to slow Medicare spending, Romney would replace the program's current delivery system with a flat payment to beneficiaries known as a "voucher" or "premium support" payment, which they could use to buy private insurance or traditional Medicare coverage. If their medical costs exceed the amount of their voucher, seniors would have to pay the difference regardless of whether they've chosen private insurance or traditional Medicare. Critics say insurers would end up recruiting younger, healthier seniors under the new system, leaving traditional Medicare with older, sicker people who are more costly to care for.
Romney also wants to repeal the healthcare law. The Congressional Budget Office said repealing the measure would increase the deficit by $119 billion and cause Medicare's Hospital Insurance Trust Fund to become insolvent eight years earlier – in 2016 instead of 2024. Repealing the law would bring about some Medicare savings, most notably by eliminating the law's "doughnut hole" prescription drug coverage and by eliminating a range of free preventative care and screenings.
Ryan also said the healthcare's 15-member Independent Payment Advisory Board would be "in charge of cutting Medicare each and every year in ways that will lead to denied care for current seniors." Actually, the panel would submit recommendations to Congress for cutting Medicare costs if they exceed a targeted growth rate. The recommendations become law if Congress fails to pass a similar measure that saves the same amount.
Ryan said Social Security and Medicare were going bankrupt. "These are indisputable facts," he said. While most economists think that left unchanged, Medicare threatens to swamp all other government spending. Social Security, however, is nowhere near going bankrupt and can easily be fixed with changes such as raising the retirement age to 70, raising the caps on how much income is subjected to payroll taxes dedicated to Social Security and changing how benefits are indexed to account for inflation and wage growth.
Biden questioned whether Ryan had changed his view on abortion over time. Ryan, a conservative Catholic, has tried to scale back access to abortions or end it altogether. He previously said he would only allow abortion in cases when the life of the mother is at risk. But when he became Romney's running mate, he said he was "comfortable" with the former governor's view. Romney supports abortion rights in the case of rape and incest.
Obama and Biden supports abortion rights. Romney previously supported abortion rights, but now says states should make those decisions.
Biden repeated charges made earlier by Obama that the Romney-Ryan tax plan would add almost $5 trillion over 10 years to the deficit. While correct, Biden neglected to say that the report he cited by the non-partisan Tax Policy Center stressed that the $5 trillion number did not include the offsetting revenue gains from ending or scaling back popular tax deductions. The Romney-Ryan campaign has not said what deductions it would end or save.
Ryan said that his ticket could preserve Bush-era tax cuts for all Americans, and then cut them by an additional 20 percent. These lost tax revenues would be offset by ending or scaling back a number of popular tax deductions. Ryan said the ticket would deny those loopholes and deductions to higher-income taxpayers. That goes beyond what Romney has said. Romney has advocated having the rich get less of a deduction, but has not said the wealthy would be denied deductions for mortgage interest, state taxes and the like.
Hannah Allam, Matt Schofield, Tony Pugh and Kevin G. Hall contributed.


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VeraObscurata wrote:Psychopaths lying about how powerful they are to be able to destroy the world with Nukes.
Psychos who tell the world mankind can go into space.
Sociopaths lying that just one plane could destroy a skyscraper.
Freaks who spread the message that man could affect a global climate.
Liars who tell us they monitor every detail of our lives, on and offline.
The list is endless. Couldn't the "we can induce earthquakes with our super powerful machine" be in the same category?
During the days since the earthquake, a handful of theories have emerged in an attempt to explain why the country shook early Monday morning.
We'd usually ignore these types of theories, but conspiracies and hoaxes as to the cause of the quakes are circulating on social media, so we think it's important to address the rumours.
Another theory doing the rounds on social media is one of a ship stationed off Wellington's coast being to blame.
What's being touted as the world's largest seismic blasting ship, the Amazon Warrior, was stationed off Rarangi in Cloudy Bay, in the Cook Strait, when the quake hit.
A raft of bloggers and social media users have since blamed the quakes on the ship's activities.
Theorists say the Amazon Warrior was on top of a faultline and the blasts were enough to make the country shake.
But Ristau says the Warrior isn't to blame for Monday morning's quake.
Firstly, the quake originated about 100 kilometres south of where the ship was stationed.
There is also no way the blasts were deep enough - quakes originate well beneath the earth's surface.
And the energy from the explosions or airguns wouldn't have had the power to cause a shake, he says.
For context - South Island quarries constantly set off explosions bigger than those the ship would have used.
http://www.stuff.co.nz/national/8658416 ... -faultline
Vera Obscurata » Yesterday, 05:18 wrote:SEISMIC BLASTING SHIP
Theorists say the Amazon Warrior was on top of a faultline and the blasts were enough to make the country shake.
Conspiracy fodder, or "the earthquake machine"? Or maybe both?
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We're thrilled at how this challenge is spreading across the country and internationally. With just over six weeks to go, the response to this 350 Home & Garden Challenge has been wonderful with well over 30 organizers (that would be you) stepping up.
The actions people are taking range fromplanting a fruit tree, torepairing a leaky faucet, to organizing 20 volunteers to create a school gardenor installing an array of solar panels at city hall. The important thing is that we all stand up and be counted.
Visit our website to learn more -- We are also looking to expand our growing list of media sponsors, with 350.org, 4YearsGo!, Bioneers, Post Carbon Institute, and more already on board.
Transition Initiative Projects
This month we welcome the first official Transition Initiative in South Dakota and the 85th Transition Initiative in the US! Browse the initiatives map and learn more about becoming an Official Transition Initiative.
Transition in Texas - A recent Training for Transition (T4T) in Houston revealed a community of citizens who were well connected, well organized and who meet each other monthly at Hub meetings and pot-luck dinners...(read more)
Community Skillsharing + Dance - Sustainable NE Seattle organized a day-long 'Hands ON: community skills fair' featuring an array of workshops - all with the goals of reducing waste, building resilience and growing community (read more)
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The New Normal: An Agenda for Responsible Living
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Naomi Klein & Avi Lewis visit Totnes - community members convened over a weekend to listen to a presentation by Naomi Klein. Watch the video recaphere + Rob interviewing Naomi here.
Transition Network 2011 UK conference: Dates have been set for 8 to 11-July in Liverpool - details here.
Richard Heinberg presents on 'The End of Growth' - though we couldn't all be there in Totnes for Richard's presentation, it is online here thanks to the nuproject folk. Hooray for saavy documentation!
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The Obama Infantry, aka the national media (not to mention the other suspects), are in full force outrage over their porcelain darling being tainted by a local Missouri rodeo show clown routine, are demanding the poor fellow be punished, never to work again in the state, and of course have the full force of the nations' conscience be brought down on all of us to understand that criticism of the emperor (wait, strike that) president in this manner is unacceptable.
We don't like to mention it, of course, but the suggestion is that such criticism has undertones of, well, (dare they say it - actually, most do) racism? As Philly.com put it: 'The big white gate flew open. The bull came out bucking. The rider flopped from side to side and the bullfighters held back, letting the bull make his moves until the rider dropped off. Licciardello crouched in a heavily padded barrel, a human target should the bull decide to charge. Hawkins waited near the barrel, holding his big inner tube. A dummy with a George Bush mask stood beside the clown, propped up by a broomstick.' Oh, wait, I've got the wrong report, someone's making fun of George Bush, not Barack Obama. But you know what, unless I'm mistaken, there was no outrage displayed by the media for that (and many, many similar insults hurled towards and about Bush over the years), no demands for abject contrition, no big deal. As a matter of fact, it was open season on Bush as he was savaged for eight long years by Democrats and their Big Media accomplices as they competed for who'd win the biggest smear of the year contest.
So two observations on this latest meaningless sideshow provided by our increasingly irresponsible media: 1) it's pure hyperbolic double standard bias, much-ado-about-nothing stuff, 2) deliberately calculated to distract you from what's important, i.e. a chronically under performing economy directly attributable to liberal Obama policies, too many very real lingering scandals that Obama and his administration are demonstrably making no attempt to resolve, and finally a clear intent to rule by pitting people against each other.
This is what you do when you have little, essentially nothing positive to run on, to govern with. This is how he won re-election (with much cheating (IRS) we now learn, and is now governing. Don't mean to be nasty, just stating the facts. And until this reality changes, we get nonsense like Clowngate and must recognize it for what it is; pure nonsense.
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Dr. Heller will help you keep minor issues from becoming major procedures with pro-active oral care.
Digital X-Rays
Metropolitan Dental Arts uses digital x-rays, the most current dental-imaging technology. They serve the same purpose as standard x-rays, but reduce radiation exposure by 80-90%. They're also rendered faster, and are able to be viewed immediately on a computer. Because of this, they can be easily enlarged for better viewing, or conveniently emailed.
Generally, Dr. Heller only needs to take a full set of x-rays every three to five years, and bite-wing x-rays (top and bottom side teeth that bite together) during regularly scheduled check-ups. More x-rays may be required occasionally, depending on individual patient needs.
Oral Cancer Exam
Early detection and treatment of oral cancer significantly increases the chance for successful treatment. The American Cancer Society reports that more than 7,000 deaths result from oral cancer out of the 30,000 annually diagnosed cases. How many of these deaths could have been avoided with an oral cancer exam and early detection? Oral cancer often doesn't manifest with the usual signs of cancer, so without a professional screening from Dr. Heller, it can go undetected until it's in an advanced stage.
Teeth Cleaning
Regular teeth cleanings by your hygienist is a vital part of fighting off gingivitis (gum inflammation) and periodontal disease (gum disease). If you don't thoroughly remove all the bacteria in your mouth, it will accumulate, motivating gum inflammation. If left untreated, this inflammation can sprout into gum disease. Gum disease causes the gums around your teeth to become lose and degenerate - which will eventually mobilize tooth loss.
Home Care
A bright, beautiful smile begins at home. Your brushing and flossing routines play as much of a role in your dental health as does your diet and lifestyle. Frequent doses of sweets and sugary drinks, along with smoking and alcohol use can increase risk for dental issues and diseases. Cutting back on those vices, along with regular brushing and flossing is imperative to a healthy and happy smile. Dr. Heller can help educate you on effective home-care methods.


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Website Navigation
Louie Bellson Legacy: firstname.lastname@example.com
For Clearances, Charts Librarian, Press, Inquiries, Scholarships, etc. click CONTACT PAGE.
For updates, always check the NEWS page.
Browse & Share comments in the GUESTBOOK.
Tunes that'll knock your socks off!
In His Own Words
Watch Louie Bellson discuss his beloved mentor, Duke Ellington in "Reminiscing In Tempo."
At the 1981 Bands of America Grand National Championship. Louie was featured performing with the U.S. Marine Drum & Bugle Corps and co-hosted the TV broadcast.
While giving a clinic at the Hollywood Vintage Drum Show, Bellson is pleased to be reunited with his Billy Gladstone Custom Snare Drum.
(1995 & 2003)
Watch Louie Bellson in these two interviews by NAMM, the National Association of Music Merchants -- Oral History Program.
Hear Bellson's 8 extensive interviews as conducted by the Smithsonian Jazz Oral History Program, a part of the Smithsonian National Museum of American History.
Louie Bellson is interviewed by Paul Chiaravalle, President of Chiaravalle & Associates at IAJE (Int'l Assn. for Jazz Educators) re: The Rich Matteson Foundation.
Website ~ Tips
Navigation bar (at top) - Go to pages & subpages.
Sidebar (on left) - Useful links. Displays on all pages.
Links (all site) - Nearly all title bars, photos & underlined words are clickable links to further info.
Inspirational Uses of Website for ...
Youth - history, music appreciation, term papers, theses.
Sr. Citizens - treat someone (w/o computer access) to a website visit.
Music Charts
Louie Bellson Big Band Library
Full arrangements
• "Skin Deep"
• "Hawk Talks"
• "Intimacy of the Blues"
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• Includes repro, assembly. Shipping cost separate.
Request for Quote: <-- Click for instructions.
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LB90 T-Shirt - Just Released!
THE SHOP at Bellsonia
Exciting items from our revamped store.
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The Cubs have yet to get a progress report on pitcher Carlos Zambrano and have no timetable for his return in the second half.
Cubs manager Lou Piniella said Sunday he hoped to hear something early this week from general manager Jim Hendry, who was in Mesa, Ariz., to watch some of the Minor Leaguers.
Zambrano is on the restricted list as he undergoes treatment for anger issues. He was suspended for three days after a tantrum in the dugout June 25 in which he accused his teammates of not playing well behind him.
When Zambrano does return, he will need to pitch at one of the Cubs' Minor League teams to get in shape. Pitching coach Larry Rothschild has a plan in place for whenever the team gets the go-ahead.
"We're still in limbo as far as that's concerned," Piniella said of Zambrano's return.
http://mlb.mlb.com/news/article.jsp?ymd ... p;c_id=chc


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Hi, my name is Helen Drislane, I am a program manager on the IE team responsible for some of the user interface including tabs and I'm going to discuss the new Tab Grouping feature (tab color!) with you. We had a lot of fun putting this feature together, so I am going to explain a little bit about the process involved in designing it and then describe the things you can do with it.
After shipping Internet Explorer 7, the IE team collected data from user reviews, from IE Feedback on MS Connect, and from other Microsoft product teams. We formed a list of top user requests which included the new Reopen Closed Tab feature, the new tab Crash Recovery feature, work to ensure that a bad tab would not hang the other tabs, the new Duplicate Tab feature, and many others. That list also includes the following two observation: Today, a tab that is opened from another tab is always put at the end of the tab row. Since it is related to the first tab, it is odd that one has to go searching all the way at the end of the tabs to find it.
Based on this feedback, we decided to rework the tab close algorithm so that tab selection is not always placed to the right when a tab is closed, but it is placed on a tab related to the recently closed tab, to get the following behavior:
In addition to listening to different IE Feedback channels, we worked with user researchers here at Microsoft to hold Usability Studies in which users came in, browsed the web, and explained why and how they were accomplishing their browsing tasks.
During these usability studies, we found a few interesting trends:
- Users queue up a set of tabs. In other words, users will search for something and open up a handful of the search results to read later. This trend also happens with online news sites; users queue up a set of articles they'd like to read later.
- Users use one window to handle multiple tasks (i.e. I have 4 tabs open on work-related sites, 3 tabs for news articles I want to read later, and 3 tabs for restaurants I'd like to take my mother to when she visits)
- After switching from another application, users frequently spend a lot of time looking for a specific tab
In the trends described above, the related tabs (whether they are search results or news articles opened from the same website) would ideally not only be placed adjacent to one another but would also have some visual indication of being grouped together so that different tasks could be more easily identifiable. This is when colors came in to play.
The idea behind tab grouping is that tabs originating from the same source are grouped together. The image below shows MSNBC with two articles from it opened in green, and a Windows Live search on Seattle restaurants with two search results from it opened in blue:
Now with visual indicators on my tabs, I can quickly identify the groups of tabs that are related to different tasks. So if I am switching back to Internet Explorer after using another application, I will quickly identify the blue-colored tabs as information related to the hunt for a good restaurant.
Another important aspect of designing this feature was deciding upon the visual indicators for groups. A common question we get is "How do color blind users use tab grouping?" We made sure to include these users in our design. The difference between the colors below is great enough that many color blind users can differentiate between the different groups:
In addition, for users who have a screen reader running, we include names of the tab groups (i.e. Tab Group 1, Tab Group 2) on each of the tabs after the title. The picture below shows the two tab groups and the tooltip on the fourth tab containing the tab group information:
Now that you know a little bit about the design of tab groups, I will explain how tab groups are created and what you can do with them.
If, for example, you're viewing a newspaper website, and would like to queue up some articles to read, there are a few ways in which you can open these articles (links to articles) in new tabs and keep them grouped:
- Right-click on a link and select the "Open in New Tab" option
- Ctrl-click on a link
- Middle-click on a link (The middle-click can be done by either by pressing the mouse scroll-wheel, or if your mouse does not have a middle button/scroll-wheel, simply right and left-click at the same time)
In addition, if you right-click on a specific tab and select the "Open a New Tab" option, a new tab will open up and will be grouped with the aforementioned source tab.
If you do any of the above in IE8, the original tab and all tabs opened up from it will be grouped.
If you accidentally close a tab within a group, using the new "Reopen Closed Tab" option in the menu will not only restore that recently closed tab, but will also restore that tab into the right group.
Also, when you have completed a task, tab grouping now makes it easier to close everything related to that task by allowing a one click "Close this Tab Group" option in the tab context menu.
If you would rather have a tab not be associated with the other tabs in the group, you can easily "Ungroup This Tab".
All of these options are available in the context menu that appears if you right-click on a tab:
In addition to the right-click context menu options, users can drag and drop tabs. Although the main appeal of this feature is that it works seamlessly in the background (there is no work on the user's side to get this enhanced tab functionality), there are a couple of us who like to over-organize. For the over-organizers out there, dragging tabs into an existing group will make them part of that group. In addition, you can ungroup a tab by dragging it between two un-grouped tabs.
Why does the tab stay in the group if I navigate to another page on that tab?
If you are using a specific tab to navigate, the algorithm assumes that your new destination is somehow related to the group. If you don't want the new navigation to be part of the group, you can either ungroup the tab, or open a new tab to navigate.
Why does duplicating a tab not group the two identical tabs together?
The new duplicate tab feature (found in the right click context menu for tabs) allows you to take the same tab down a completely different path. So although the tabs are identical, the idea is that the user wants to take them in two different directions.
Why are my home pages not grouped together?
Similar to the response above for duplicating a tab, the home pages usually consist of your mail client, your online newspaper, etc. They are not usually related (except that you'd like them all to open when you start the browser).
How can I turn Tab Grouping off?
From the "Tools" button in the Command Bar select "Internet Options". Select the "Settings" button under Tabs. Uncheck the "Enable Tab Groups" setting.
I hope the content above not only provides a bit of background into the evolution of this feature but also is informative in explaining what you can do with tab grouping.
Thank you for trying out the Beta and I look forward to hearing your feedback!
Helen Drislane
Program Manager
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For his first full season as Center Stage artistic director, Kwame Kwei-Armah focused on works that could spark conversation about a variety of heady issues. Midway through that season, he has unveiled a very different theme for the next one.
"If this season is cerebral, with the join-the-conversation message, [2013-2014] is one of spirit and joy and fun, I'm hoping," Kwei-Armah said. "I have been traveling a lot and looking at productions across the country. I have seen audiences react to several of these plays, which gives me the security to present them."
Kwei-Armah, who is currently directing the world premiere of Dominique Morisseau's "Detroit '67" at the Public Theater in New York, said he has tried to choose works that would appeal to Center Stage patrons.
"I learned this last 18 months to listen to what the audience wants," he said. "For those who asked, 'Where's our musical this season?' I'm going to hit them with two next season. For those who said, 'Where are our classics?' we've got Shakespeare."
Here's the 2013-2014 rundown:
•"Animal Crackers," by George S. Kaufman and Morrie Ryskind (book), Bert Kalmar and Harry Ruby (music and lyrics), Sept. 4 to Oct. 13.
The fun side of things will be front and center when the season launches in September with this 1928 Marx Brothers musical comedy. The typically zany concoction, which involves stolen art on a high-society estate, gave Groucho one of his most memorable roles, Captain Spaulding.
"I saw a production of 'Animal Crackers' at the Oregon Shakespeare Festival last year, and it was such a crowd-pleaser," Kwei-Armah said. "It's a comedy with music that spoke to the haves and the have-nots. It felt right, zeitgeist-wise, for next season. And Bruce Nelson as Groucho is going to be something to savor."
Nelson, who starred in this season's production of "The Completely Fictional — Utterly True — Final Strange Tale of Edgar Allan Poe," is the only casting choice ready to be announced.
•"Dance of the Holy Ghosts: A Play on Memory," by Marcus Gardley, Oct. 9 to Nov. 17.
Unveiled by the Yale Repertory Theater in 2006, this drama focuses on an elderly blues musician who prefers memories of the past but is thrust into the present by the visit of an estranged grandson and a family funeral.
"I want to try to find African-American writers who are filling the void that August Wilson left," Kwei-Armah said. "Marcus is one of them. He is a brilliant writer, in my opinion. The play's soul and poetry struck right at the center of my spirit."
•"A Civil War Christmas," by Paula Vogel, Nov. 19 to Dec. 22.
The Pulitzer Prize-winning author's play with music, which earned raves when it opened at the New York Theater Workshop in December, is set on Christmas Eve 1864. It interweaves stories of President Lincoln; Mary Todd Lincoln and her African-American seamstress, the former slave Elizabeth Keckley; Generals Grant and Lee; and several other real and fictional figures.
"I saw it in New York and thought it was wonderful, moving and feel-good," Kwei-Armah said. "It is filled with music. We have not been part of the holiday season thing here, and felt we should be competitive. This is a good first stab at that."
•"Stones in His Pockets," by Marie Jones, Jan. 15 to Feb. 23, 2014.
Premiered in Dublin in 1996, this dramedy, which requires two actors to perform multiple roles, tells of an Irish town caught up in the arrival of a Hollywood film crew.
"This is what theater is about — not just good stories, but seeing great acting," Kwei-Armah said. "It's a tour de force for two actors to play that many characters. The piece also has poignancy. I've asked Derek Goldman, who directed 'Brothers Size' so brilliantly at Everyman last season, to direct."
•"Twelfth Night," by William Shakespeare, March 5 to April 6, 2014.
This comic tale of twins, shipwreck and mistaken identity adds to the fun quotient.
"And it speaks to our dedication to do Shakespeare at least every other year," he said.
•"The Liquid Plain," by Naomi Wallace, April 16 to May 25, 2014.
The work, which earned Wallace the 2012 Horton Foote Prize for Promising New American Play Author, is a drama centering on two runaway slaves in late-1700s Rhode Island and their attempt to regain freedom.
"It's an epic, a deep, poetic, serious work, the kind that actors like to get their heads lost in," said Kwei-Armah, who will direct the world premiere of "The Liquid Plain" at the Oregon Shakespeare Festival this summer.
•"Wild With Happy," by Colman Domingo, May 28 to June 29, 2014.
A hit last fall when it debuted at New York's Public Theater, this offbeat comedy finds a gay man taking his mother's ashes on what is supposed to be a cathartic trip to Disney World.
"I wanted something perfect to end a season of joy, and this play is just joyous," said Kwei-Armah, who, along with several Center Stage staff and board members, attended the New York production. "Another reason I want to do this work is that Center Stage hasn't spoken to its gay audience — not that this is just a gay play; it's a universal play. I want people to know that everyone's stories will at some point be in our gaze."
For more information, call 410-332-0033 or go to centerstage.org.


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Sometimes, the first thing a friend or family member says when you bring up media fakery is the idea that someone would have noticed it if it were true. The implication is that some media would break the "spiral of silence" and/or l'Omerta and just tell people that NASA, the satellite program and the "victims of terrorism" memorials are giant, money-sucking hoaxes of high complexity.
I thought it would be mildly interesting for folks to see a list of organizations which do not reply, deny reporting or otherwise refuse to address the crucial questions versus those who do. So those who say the very subject of September Clues is not conspicuous by its absence from the considerations of both mainstream and alternative media, take a look at this list. (Last updated: November 30, 2013)
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(or CluesForum.info, let alone reported on either)
Any CNN program (news report, web site or TV special)
Any Fox program (news report, web site or TV special)
Any BBC program (news report, web site or TV special)
Any PBS program (news report, web site or TV special)
Any CBS program (news report, web site or TV special)
Any NBC program (news report, web site or TV special)
Any MSNBC program (news report, web site or TV special)
Any ABC program (news report, web site or TV special)
Any Discovery Channel program
Any History Channel program
Any single Newsweek story, blurb or mention
Any single Time story, blurb or mention
Any single Popular Science/Popular Mechanics story, blurb or mention
Any single Esquire/Vogue/Rolling Stone/Entertainment/Mad/Cracked/Reader's Digest/Farmer's Almanac/Maxim/Playboy/other magazine story, blurb or mention*
Any radio, television, sponsored Internet program, newspaper, magazine or any publication whatsoever owned by the top six media owners Vevendi/Universal, AOL/Time/Warner, Disney, News Corporation, Viacom or Bertelsmann AG
Any other magazine story, blurb or mention
Any mention by a politician in a public statement
Any mention by Reuters
Any mention by Associated Press
Any mention by Der Spiegel/Wallstreet Journal/Economist/New Yorker or so-called intellectual publication
Any mention by Coast to Coast AM (allegedly the USA's single-most popular radio program)
Any TV news program ever
Any public statement from a government official of ANY NATION
Any special government news program/media/publication or emergency broadcast of ANY NATION across the world*
*that we know of. If you know of any program, magazine, newspaper, radio program, politician or government which has reported on September Clues, or if you know of any government or TV broadcast (even if it's public TV) on/of September Clues, please e-mail us RIGHT NOW through the contact page of http://www.septemberclues.info and let us know about it.
BUT CENSORED and HUNG UP ON THE CALLER(S)/RIDICULED THEM WITHOUT DEBATE
Alex Jones on Prison Planet
Jason Bermas on Infowarrior — Jason is co-creator of Loose Change conspiracy theories about 9/11
George Noory on Coast to Coast AM
Ian Punnett on Coast to Coast AM
AUTHENTICALLY REPORTED ON or BARELY MENTIONED SEPTEMBER CLUES
Let this page serve as a reminder to those who claim the mainstream media has given September Clues an even remotely fair chance at wide-scale public scrutiny. As to the likelihood (at this point) that nobody died on 9/11, we can only scratch our heads why there hasn't been a major public uproar over the revelations of September Clues by so-called "survivors" and "family members" of "victims", if they are as real as the media claims.
Until September Clues finally gets a mention somewhere big somehow, we will continue to try through our web sites, through contacting public figures, media figures and other avenues documented here: GETTING THE WORD OUT!


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China Official Cancels Appearances After Protests in Taiwan
Taiwan's Mainland Affairs Said Changes Made in Due to a Spate of 'Conflicts' in Recent Days
China's top negotiator on Taiwan was forced to cancel three public appearances during a landmark bridge-building visit after protests turned violent.
Zhang Zhijun, head of Beijing's Taiwan Affairs Office, was the first government minister to visit Taiwan since the island broke away from the mainland 65 years ago. Mr. Zhang's office said the four-day trip, which ended Saturday, had been intended to "listen to the voice of the Taiwanese people at the grass-roots level" as both sides sought reconciliation....