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Allerton Park & Retreat Center
Allerton Park was the private estate of Robert Henry Allerton, who donated it to the University of Illinois in 1946. It features 1,500 acres of woodlands, formal gardens and more than 100 sculptures. The park is open to the public for hiking, picnicking, cross-country skiing and leisurely garden strolls.
William M. Staerkel Planetarium
Discover the universe at the second largest planetarium in Illinois, the William M. Staerkel Planetarium, located on the campus of Parkland College. With a state-of-the-art digital projection system, visitors can learn about the stars, planets and more in this cutting-edge environment. At the planetarium website, you will learn of special programs and features coinciding with the many events in our universe. Public shows are on most Friday and Saturday nights, as well as summer matinees.
Discover cute boutiques housed in historic storefronts in downtown Champaign, including antique and consignment shops. Be sure to stop at PACA's Architectural Salvage Warehouse, where you'll find everything from vintage stained glass to ceramic tiles.
University of Illinois Arboretum
The University of Illinois Arboretum is a living laboratory, including plant collections and facilities that support the teaching, research and public service programs of several units throughout campus. Central to the Arboretum was the development of the "All American Selection Trial Gardens" established by a bequest from Miles C. Hartley in the early 90s. Other highlights of the Arboretum include the Welcome Garden, Hosta Garden, Kari Walkway and native ponds plantings, the Idea Garden, sponsored by Champaign County Master Gardeners, and the Japanese Tea and Dry Gardens at the Japan House.
Japan House offers the public an opportunity to learn about traditional Japanese culture through tea ceremonies, workshops and special events through the year. The beautiful Japan House gardens are open from dawn to dusk for you to stroll through and enjoy. The Japan House closes during the summer. Call for information on tea ceremonies and tours.
Krannert Art Museum and Kinkead Pavilion
Located on the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign campus, Krannert Art Museum is the second-largest fine art museum in Illinois—placing it among the top tier of university art museums nationwide. The museum's diverse permanent collection contains over 10,000 works of art, and represents the cultures of African, Asia, Europe and the Americas. In addition to its permanent collection, the museum features outstanding temporary exhibitions throughout the year.
An eclectic district filled with dining and multi-cultural attractions, Midtown Champaign, with the beautiful Boneyard Creek flowing, connects Downtown and Campustown Champaign.
The State Farm Center™, formerly the University of Illinois Assembly Hall, is one of the two largest edge-supported domes in the world. More than half a million people annually attend events at the center. The 16,000 plus seat venue regularly accommodates Broadway shows, musicals and major concert performers.
Krannert Center for the Performing Arts
What Lincoln Center is to New Yourk and Kennedy Center is to Washington D.C., Krannert Center is to the Midwest—a magnificent showcase for the performing arts. KCPA is a premier educational and professional performing arts complex and is the setting for over 300 performances each year. A professional laboratory for the University of Illinois dance, theatre, opera and music departments, the Center also hosts internationally famous artists such as Emmy Lou Harris, Herbie Hancock, the Chicago Symphony Orchestra, Mark Morris Dance Group, and is home to the Champaign-Urbana Symphony and Sinfonia de Camera.
Since its inception in 2002, Prairie Fire Glass has delighted visitors with the mesmerizing art of traditional glassblowing. Featuring a gallery in the front of the store and a working studio in the back, you can peruse original art glass creations while enjoying live glassblowing demonstrations.
The University of Illinois Pollinitarium is the first free-standing science center in the nation devoted to flowering plants and their pollinators. Its location in the midst of the Arboretum brings together flowers and pollinators physically and conceptually. Changing exhibits relate to world events and ongoing research on pollinators. Guests can explore beekeeping equipment, see live demonstrations and play interactive games. Because so much depends on pollination, the UI Pollinatarium is dedicated to increasing awareness and appreciation of pollination as a remarkable ecological partnership and an essential ecosystem service.
The Wandell Sculpture Garden was established in honor of Willett and Celia Wandell in 1998. This unique, free outdoor sculpture garden sits among 22 acres of recreated Illinois tallgrass prairie in 130-acre Meadowbrook Park. While walking the looped paths, one can encounter bikers, joggers and other sculpture lovers as the park serves both recreational and educational purposes. Works from local artists with ties to the University of Illinois grace the garden, as well as pieces from artists who reside in New York, California and New Mexico. The garden has both permanent sculptures and some that are rotated every second or third year, keeping it fresh for visitors. Open daily from dawn to dusk.
Guests can tour the farm, watch how several types of cheese are made and sample some of Ludwig's products for just $5.00. Tours can be scheduled for groups of 10 or more throughout the week or on Saturdays for groups of less than ten or individuals. The Creamery sits on Feathercreek Farm, a 150-acre, fifth-generation family farm originally settled in 1866. The Ludwig family's primary business is the care and breeding of high pedigree, purebred Holstein dairy cattle.
Since 1921, The Virginia Theater has been a landmark in the business district of Champaign and in the history of the region. For 75 years, the 1,525 seat theater has offered entertainment as a vaudeville house, legitimate theater, and movie house. The historic theater plays host to Roger Ebert's Ebertfest Film Festival every spring.
The Art Theater is located in the heart of Downtown Champaign and has been entertaining moviegoers since 1913. A true historical fixture, the Art Theater screens independent films and serves up locally grown popcorn, baked goods from local bakeries and a great selection of wines, beers, soda and more!
University of Illinois Champaign Urbana
The University of Illinois is a world leader in research, teaching and public engagement. It's distinguished by the breadth of their programs, broad academic excellence and internationally renowned faculty. This Big Ten school offers rich experiences beyond the classroom from the best in performing arts to world-class sports. Discover the scenic campus through tours of the historic buildings and those that are pushing the envelope in technology.
The landmark Busey's Hall/Princess Theater in downtown Urbana is home to Cinema Gallery, representing over 50 professional artists of the Midwest. Media on display are ceramics, drawings, glass, mixed media, paintings, sculpture, and studio furniture. The gallery also hosts 7 special shows each year.
Located in the heart of the shopping district take some time away from shopping, and come watch the latest premieres in the film industry!
Orpheum Children's Science Museum
The Orpheum Children's Museum, located in the 1914 Orpheum Theatre, is one of the finest buildings in central Illinois. Children of all ages are given the opportunity to learn science at their own pace in an informal setting.
A developing space for visual and performing artists and arts organizations. We are the home of Class Act Interactive, with classes and interactive experiences for children of all ages.
This laid back local bar has pool tables, great food and no cover charge except when bands play.
Featuring Watercolors of Larry Ziemer, plus other artists
Located in historic Lincoln Square Mall next to the Framer's Market, this store features all sorts of arts from paintings, sculptures, and pottery works. Stop in and just browse, or perhaps purchase one of these fine pieces of art.
We specialize in Americana, limited edition prints, custom framing, primitive antiques, gifts and decor. We are located in a 1906 vintage church.
Serving only the finest bar food available, Joe's is the home of the Super Bird and a great place to grab some tasty wings or burgers, as well as the best fish sandwich you'll find anywhere. Joe's continues to provide a high energy atmosphere only available on a college campus as well as great food at a reasonable price. We hope you enjoy it as much as we do.
The Parkland Theatre, a flexible proscenium theater with 315 seats, is the performance home for many Parkland theatrical, choral, and instrumental groups. The theater is also used by community organizations, speakers, guest professional artists, and theater classes.
Nostalgic general store filled with Amish wood crafts, quilts, food products and souvenirs.
Foellinger Auditorium is a unique facility situated at the Southern end of the U of I Quadrangle. Since its construction in 1907, Foellinger Auditorium has been a cultural and entertainment center for the campus by serving two distinctly different functions: classroom and performance.
Framer's Market is a full-service framing shop that has been designing custom frames and enhancing art since 1981.
Area's largest of hand-crafted Amish and oak furniture, collectible prints, and accessories, along with Country Dreams furniture exhibit.
Illinois Central Railroad Historical Society Headquarters
The Illinois Central Railroad Historical Society is dedicated to preserving historical and educational information about the Illinois Central Railroad and the many predecessor railroads that have been part of the IC system. This headquarters feature a depot, museum and library.
Talk about setting the mood. With an atmosphere flushed with warm reds and bathed in caramel and gold lighting, the mood at Soma is always one of urbane expectation. Anything can happen here, and it does.
Cracked Glass is a place for you either shop blown glass from local artists or you can create your own. With weekly workshops and knowledgable staff on hand, Cracked Glass gives you the opportunity to channel your inner artist.
Built in 1899, the restored depot is the departure point for a weekend afternoon train ride to the Monticello Railway Museum. It also serves as a visitor center for Monticello and Piatt County.
Canopy Club is committed to diversity in the entertainment it provides for its diverse patron base. The Canopy Club also strives to foster an environment of activism for positive social and environmental change through hosting various benefits and informational gatherings. In striving to achieve the highest level of entertainment, the Canopy Club prides itself on being able to offer entertainment for all walks of life. Whether you like rock, country, hip hop, jazz, funk, indie or anything in between, the Canopy Club has something to offer you. If you're a fan of live music and entertainment, the Canopy Club is your home in central Illinois! Come see live music at the Canopy!
Sousa Archives and Center for American Music
The Sousa Archives and Center for American Music holds diverse collections of personal papers, archival records, and museum artifacts documenting America's music heritage from the nineteenth century to the present, as well as scholarship produced by nationally and internationally recognized composers, musicians, conductors, and inventors. The Center is home to the world's largest concentration of original compositions by John Philip Sousa, one of many significant historical collections that document the American band movement and the early evolution of electronic and avant-garde music. The Sousa Archives strives to provide exceptional service, programming, access, and tours of our collections to all visitors.
The Museum of the Grand Prairie has an extensive collection interpreting 19th and early 20th century life in east-central Illinois. Two floors of exhibits present architecture, trades and occupations, decorative arts, and childhood and domestic life of the time. The Discovery Room offers hands-on opportunities for children to interact and learn about the residents of the Grand Prairie. Educational programs are offered for all ages throughout the year.
Champaign County Historical Museum at the Cattle Bank
The museum is located in the oldest commercial building in Champaign County, the beautifully restored Cattle Bank, which is on the National Register of Historic Places. Exhibits showcase more than 150 years of Champaign County's people, events, architecture and lifestyles. A feature of the museum is the 19th century dry goods store and businesses. The museum has a gift shop and publishes the Champaign County Historical Quarterly.
Craft store, country crafts and gourmet foods.
This traditional pub in Downtown Champaign is off the beaten path and likes it that way. A great selection of beers and a crowd of regulars keep this bar hopping. Live music weekly.
Blacksmithing, as well as artistic and functional iron work, is performed in this smithy that was erected in 1928.
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The award-winning museum features short-term exhibits about a wide range of topics pertinent to the history of Douglas County and East Central Illinois. The museum's collections include clothing and textiles, military and medical equipment, decorative arts, archives and more! Plus, it's also host to the Rural Life Antique Show held in March and November of each year.
Live Performance Musical Theater located on the University of Illinois campus in one of the many historical buildings on the Quad. Listed in the National Register of Historic Places, Smith Memorial Hall features a 900-seat recital hall, a popular venue for student and faculty solo and ensemble performances. Chamber Music and Harpsichord recitals are held in the Smith Memorial room.
Station Theater/The Celebration Company
The Station Theater, located in the historic 1899 Penn Central Train Station, is home to the Celebration Company. The theater provides live productions all year round meant to inspire, educate, and challenge. Performances range from musicals to classical experimental.
Urbana-Champaign Independent Media Center
The Urbana-Champaign Independent Media Center fosters the creation and distribution of media, art, and narratives emphasizing underrepresented voices and perspectives and promotes empowerment and expression through media and arts education.
International Galleries was first established over thirty years ago in the heart of campus. We are proud of our long history in this community and look forward to continuing to serve our friends and neighbors here in Urbana-Champaign.
Vintage Karma opened in downtown Tuscola in 2012 to offer handmade goods, funky antiques, unique jewelry and local art. Many of the creations are repurposed items, giving new life to discarded things and turning them into one-of-a-kind works of art.
The Vault Arts Collective is a unique and eclectic collection of artists and artisans from all of central Illinois. Our 12,000 square foot former bank building is home to over forty artists that have come together to create and sell art with the common goal of sharing their talents with the world and, in turn, bring the world to Tuscola.
Heartland Gallery specializes in contemporary Irish art and Celtic art and crafts. As a small performance venue, Heartland Gallery has hosted many events including concerts by internationally-known musicians such as Dublin harpist/singer/songwriter Claire Roche, master of the Celtic harp and spoken-word artist Patrick Ball, legendary Irish piper Paddy Keenan, and Scottish singer/songwriter/guitarist Jim Malcolm. The gallery also hosts local and national storytellers, actors and other performing artists including Irish and Scottish dancers.
Larry Kanfer is a premier photographer of the Midwest landscape with a gallery and photography studio in Champaign, Illinois.
The primary purpose is to provide an environment which fosters artistic excellence and creative growth of the individual artists working there.
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A late Nick Scott try handed London Welsh a priceless win in their fight for survival as they beat Bath 16-9 at Kassam Stadium on Sunday.
A late Nick Scott try handed London Welsh a priceless victory in their fight for Premiership survival as they beat Bath 16-9 at the Kassam Stadium.
Although the visitors had the best of the chances in the first period, it was Welsh who proved more adept at taking their opportunities as two Gavin Henson penalties put them into a 6-3 lead.
Stephen Donald slotted one of his own before the break and added two more in the second-half to move the West Country side ahead. However, Gordon Ross equalised before Scott went over to take the Exiles eight points clear of Sale Sharks.
It was the hosts that controlled the early spells of play, but their fly-half failed to convert a penalty opportunity. The former Wales international made up for that miss after 10 minutes as the Oxford-based outfit took a 3-0 lead.
Bath then threatened to cross the whitewash with several phases near the opposition line but the Exiles' defence held firm. And they were rewarded for their resilience when Henson gave them a six-point cushion with a second three-pointer. However, the visitors continued to press and Donald's kick reduced the gap.
London Welsh have so far adapted well to Aviva Premiership rugby and the first-half exemplified that, but they were up against a powerful side in Gary Gold's men from Bath.
They continued to hold their own, but it was no surprise to see the Kiwi fly-half level the match with 50 minutes gone. And Donald put Bath into the lead for the first time after the hosts infringed at a line-out. But that only served to spur the Exiles on, though, and Ross made the score 9-9 with a penalty before Scott's interception stole the win at the death.
The scorers:
For London Welsh:
Try: Scott
Con: Ross
Pen: Henson 2, Ross
For Bath:
Pen: Donald 3
London Welsh: 15 Tom Arscott, 14 Nick Scott, 13 Sonny Parker, 12 Seb Jewell, 11 Tom Voyce, 10 Gavin Henson, 9 Nick Runciman, 8 Lee Beach, 7 Michael Hills, 6 Jonathan Mills (c), 5 Matt Corker, 4 Martin Purdy, 3 Paulica Ion, 2 Neil Briggs, 1 Tom Bristow.
Replacements: 16 Dan George, 17 Bill Moss, 18 Arthur Joly, 19 Adam Brown, 20 Mike Denbee, 21 Tyson Keats, 22 Gordon Ross, 23 James Lewis.
Bath: 15 Nick Abendanon, 14 Kyle Eastmond, 13 Matt Banahan, 12 Ben Williams, 11 Tom Biggs, 10 Stephen Donald, 9 Michael Claassens, 8 Ben Skirving, 7 Will Skuse, 6 Stuart Hooper (c), 5 Dave Attwood, 4 Dominic Day, 3 Anthony Perenise, 2 Lee Mears, 1 Paul James.
Replacements: 16 Brett Sharman, 17 Charlie Beech, 18 Kane Palma-Newport, 19 Will Spencer, 20 Guy Mercer, 21 Mark McMillan, 22 Sam Vesty, 23 Horacio Agulla.
Referee: Andrew Small

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The Emery High School football program will enter a one-year transitional period next season as Coach Jimmy Jones will continue as head coach of the Spartans. That was the decision of the Emery School Board at the Jan. 7, board meeting at Canyon View Junior High School. However, the board made this decision only when it became apparent that no one currently employed by the district had applied for the position for the 2009 season. On Jan. 10, Coach Jones contacted Principal Larry Davis to inform him that he would accept the position for next season as part of the coaching transition.
Coach Jones, who is currently the principal at Canyon View Junior High School, was informed by Supt. Kirk Sitterud that in accepting the administrative position that he would no longer be eligible to be the head football coach after the 08 season. Initially, the school board chose to open the position up to applicants within the district.
Since that did not result in a replacement for Coach Jones for the 2009 season, the board chose to offer the one-year transitional period as an option.
Joining Coach Jones on the staff next year will be Emery High graduate Dean Stilson who is currently teaching and coaching at Canyon View Junior High School. He played for Coach Jones and has coached football at Altamont High School and at Canyon View.
Other staff members will be added in the near future.
Since the end of the football season, Coach Jones has continued to manage the affairs of the program. He has been working on the 2009 schedule, inventoried the equipment and is now preparing to order new equipment and uniforms for next season.
Although the schedule is yet to be finalized, it will include pre-season home games against Grand County and Desert Hills. Emery will be in the new Region 12, a 3A classification which includes North Sanpete, Manti, Richfield, Juab and Delta.
For information, contact Larry Davis at Emery High School at 381-2689.


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Skip to comments.Graham praises Rubio as game changer in immigration debate
Posted on 04/07/2013 12:15:35 PM PDT by jazusamo
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Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-S.C.) on Sunday praised fellow Gang of Eight member Sen. Marco Rubio (R-Fla.) as a game changer in the immigration debate on Capitol Hill.
Marco Rubio has been a game changer in my party, said Graham on NBC's Meet the Press, predicting that the Tea Party favorite would help aid passage of a Senate immigration bill.
Graham said the Tea Party favorite had worked to ensure that GOP concerns were addressed in the legislation.
He will be there only if the Democrats will embrace a guest worker program and a merit-based immigration system to replace the broken one, and we'll regain our sovereignty by securing our borders and having control of jobs through E-Verify, said Graham.
Marco has been indispensable. 70-30, we get there, he added.
Rubio is expected to play a key role in winning conservative support for the bipartisan Senate immigration bill being crafted, but in recent weeks has urged senators to move slowly, fearing that the legislation could falter if they do not secure public support first. Those comments led to fears that Rubio was not on board with the Senate groups efforts, but Graham sought to allay those fears on Sunday.
Rubio will brief Republicans on progress in crafting an immigration bill during next week's policy luncheon, Graham said.
On CBSs Face the Nation, Sens. Charles Schumer (D-N.Y.) and John McCain (R-Ariz.) also praised Rubios role in the talks, with McCain saying he had been very helpful.
Hes reached out to conservative sides, said McCain.
Schumer said that there would be no deal until all members of the Gang of Eight were in unison.
All of us have said there will be no agreement until all of us agree on a big specific bill, but hopefully we can get that done, said Schumer.
The bipartisan Senate group is close to unveiling legislation on a comprehensive immigration reform proposal, with Sen. Charles Schumer (D-N.Y.) saying Sunday he was hopeful language would be ready by the end of the week.
Were hoping to get this thing done in the next couple of weeks, Graham said, offering a broader timeline than Schumer.
The group first unveiled their framework in January, but have since been bogged down in negotiations over a number of key provisions, including a pathway to citizenship for illegal immigrants already in the country.
But Graham said Senate Republicans are largely on board regarding immigration reform.
"The politics of self-deportation are behind us, Graham said, adding that conservative opposition to granting citizenship was "impractical" given the number of illegal immigrants already in the country.
All of the Rubio-supporters around here should be DEEPLY ashamed. Some of us recognized him for a race-baiter right from the start.
Come on South Carolina, Off this POS! Ditto for AZ and McLame! Republicans will cease to exist if men like these remain in office.
Rubio might well end up playing the same role in the illegal alien debate as Bart Stupach played in the Obamacare debate.
"the Tea Party favorite"
Not anymore.
I am not fond Of Rubio or Graham.
Not even a little bit.
I hear you. I believe he has many less supporters here now.
Graham said everything except Rubio is a credit to his race.
There are indeed good comments, along with commenters who can't stop calling TEA Partiers "teabaggers."
Rubio praised for being a first class sucker.
Suckered? Getting into a room with four Democrats does not make him a sucker - it makes him an accomplice. Let's face it - the only thing we know about what these people think comes from what they tell us. Would it surprise you to hear that politicians, even more than car salesmen, tell us what they think we want to hear, rather than what they really think, in order to hoover up campaign dollars and volunteer time? Until they get into positions of power, upon which they push legislation contrary to their supporters' beliefs and interests, thereby demonstrating what they really believe (mainly in personal advancement and, in Rubio's case, the interests of his ethnic group). Rubio has actually revealed time and again what he really believes, but conservatives have repeatedly blocked out that reality because he's young and has an attractive persona, in addition to being somebody's idea of the mythic Great Hispanic Contender who will finally bring in the Hispanic vote for Republicans.
I anxiously await some socialist calling me a teabagger.
"Game changer," kinda like Benedict Arnold trying to sell West Point to the British.
I believe there were 9 or 10 comments when I posted but didn't see teabagger, the one comment now that says the tea party is over is by a nutjob:)
Well, hammering the last nail into the GOP coffin does change the game a little.
Before long they'll be largely on board with queer marriage, too.
I've little doubt you're correct.
Why change the game just to make sure Americans lose?
I can't begin to imagin Jerry Rivers as a US Senator but then he's been a phony all his life and it would just continue.
I have posted in many of these related threads that, either Rubio is so naive that he is being lead around by the nose by the likes of Schumer/McCain/Graham, or Rubio is in on the shell game.
I checked a brief bio of Rubio. He entered politics at age 28. He is a career politician. We already have too many of those.
See, here's the thing, old stick-in-the-mud Bitter Clingers don't see advantages of handing out citizenship to 20 or 30 million law-breaking invaders.
But Rubio is a "Game Changer" because he basically goes along with the liberals on the issue.
He will be the MSM's new BFF for 10 minutes if he helps the democrats get illegal aliens legalized.
Ayn Rand: "In any compromise between good and evil, it is only evil that can profit."
Coming from Graham, a source with less credibility than Dick Morris.
OTOH, at least Dick Morris likes "Ladies" toes.
Most of them knew it. The GOP is filled with government insiders, frauds, cons, the well connected and many who support party over patriotism, party over principle and compromise over conservatism.
Those paying attention understood the GOP stopped being a credible conservative choice long ago.
The biggest red flag for me was that his biggest cheerleaders here were the SAME people who swore up and down that Mel Martinez was a "terrific, pro-life, Cuban-American conservative who is AGAINST amnesty", and demanded all conservatives "get behind him" the moment he announced his candidacy, without bothering to vet his record.
Fool me once, shame on you. Fool me twice...
Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-S.C.) on Sunday praised ... Sen. Marco Rubio (R-Fla.) as a gay changer ... er "game changer" in the immigration debate on Capitol Hill.
Rubio has been for amnesty from the beginning. He only backed off early when conservatives cried foul. Now he sees an opening and he is back on the amnesty track. He has two things going for him on this issue. He is courting the Latino vote and the Rino's are scrambling for someone to 'appeal' to Latinos, legal or illegal. Similar to blacks, many Latinos will vote solely based on race, SCARY!!!!
"Rubio might well end up playing the same role in the illegal alien debate as Bart Stupach played in the Obamacare debate."
I agree...I also don't believe pandering for Latino votes by supporting amnesty will gain many votes for the GOP.
Linda gives loafers a bad name.
Think they would get it?
I'm on record. He is a chameleon from the start. Scary that anyone likes him. Ugh.
Documentation File on the harmful impact of the Counterculture of Obamanation on America.
Barry Soetoro, aka B. Hussein Obama, 5 days before the end of GWBs Presidential term, told The Gullible the following: We are five days away from FUNDAMENTALLY TRANSFORMING THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA!
Going on 5 years now, the best friends that Obama could have had to help him achieve his above stated dastardly goal were the RINO leaderships in the US House and Senate, AND THEY ARE STILL IN POWER!
IMHO, the Counterculture of Obamanation will continue to destroy America for as long as the US Congressional RINOs allow it to, and not one minute more!
Just say NO to Amnesty!! Before its too late!!
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10) Which EGOT winner bought up her legendary mother's FBI files so they wouldn't be leaked to the press? They allegedly contain info about the mother's ties to far-left political groups with links to the Communist Party.
Liza Minelli
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She bought FBI files? What is she, a closet $cientologist?ReplyCancel
I wonder how much mine would cost…ReplyCancel
A lot of good that did Liza, it's leaked anyway. Can she get a refund?ReplyCancel
Wait you can buy FBI files?
Don't think anyone would be surprised or care really if she had ties, if the involvement were heavy though maybe.ReplyCancel
No one would care now.ReplyCancel
Maybe through the Freedom of Information Act they can be obtained. I dont think you have to pay that way though but its possible.ReplyCancel
Between singing, bad marriages and wasted..who knew she had the time?ReplyCancel
This is all so stupid. Why anyone cares who is a communist is beyond me, past or present. Liza must hv had her reasons. If this is even true. Now if u can bu FBI files, can you bribe ir hack into your social seecurity files to make your work history more impressive so u get a larger SS check??ReplyCancel
So someone bribed someone over at COUNTELPRO? Color me shocked. Half of the text is probably redacted anywaysReplyCancel
COINTELPRO LoL
Countintelpro is what I'll request for backup whenever there is a blind involving porn…
Obama has a nice vacation house somewhere over the rainbow nowReplyCancel
FBI files are not for sale. Who exactly would you buy them from? The FBI is not a person. And anyway, if a media outlet wanted to know what's in Ms. Garland's file they just need to file a Freedom of Information request and they could get any info they wanted. Judy Garland has been dead long enough that no file on her is secret anymore. This story is bogus. Just another made up enty lie. Pretty harmless though. And Liza has no money to buy anything from anybody.ReplyCancel
I concur with everyone else: You cannot buy FBI files. They don't do yard sales and buying classified documents is a criminal act.
Does Liza Minnelli think that she *did*, though, is another question. In which case, I have some oceanfront property in Kansas I would like to sell her.
Or perhaps someone extorted Liza with "incriminating" documents and she paid so they wouldn't be turned over to the FBI? Why the feds would care after her mom is dead is beyond me but maybe she wanted to avoid any potential embarrassment?
*shrug* I don't know, this just doesn't sound right.ReplyCancel
Almost of all of Hollywood is and always has been faaaaaaaar left. Liza should have saved her money. The file wouldn't be a shock to anybody these days.ReplyCancel
You'd think a lawyer would know you can't buy FBI files.ReplyCancel
Honestly I don't see how that particular info would be worth the purchase, if it could be. There were lots of Hollywood big shots that got tied up with Commie links. As a lot of Hwood figures were or knew people who were duped or misinformed into becoming party members or participating in related groups in the 30s before they actually knew the horrors of the Russian Commie regime. It's the small bit of fact that sparked the McCarthy hearing bullshit, but it's been widely know since the late 40s. It wouldn't be new or controversial info at all to see that in old FBI files from that time. (…Maybe that was one of Liza's pill & drink induced dopey decisions. Also maybe why Liza doesn't as big a fortune as she does.)ReplyCancel


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In my last post ("Antonio Who?") about the great Italian thinker Antonio Gramsci (pronounced gram-shee who was cited as a big influence by Michael Gove the British Secretary of Education), I hinted—but didn't venture to say—that maybe our educational systems would be in better shape if our top authorities followed Gove's lead and read more challenging books, while holding fewer committee meetings. Albert Shanker, the brilliant union-organizer-turned-educational-statesman, once told me, mournfully: "They don't read." I once looked through Al Shanker's own library now housed at AFT headquarters, and was amazed to see his annotations in a multi-volume set by the philosopher Bernard Bosanquet. But the vision of a top American official reading the Prison Notebooks of Gramsci could happen only in a Woody Allen movie.
On the other side, an argument against reading a lot of books on American education is that it could cause clinical depression. As I peruse the important book by William Schmidt and Curtis McKnight, Inequality for All, I think to myself: this is a companion volume to a whole spate of recent books on American inequality by eminent scholars, including a book by the Nobel Prize winner Joseph Stiglitz, and a mournfully vivid book by Charles Murray, Coming Apart. The image one gets from Murray is not of red America vs. blue America, but of one zip code full of striving SAT-takers and community-minded citizens vs. a neighboring zip code of drifting alcoholic semi-literates who lack any sense of community or hope. It is not too much of a stretch to see Inequality for All as identifying a significant cause of these economic and sociological ills. The book is an indictment of the content-incoherence of our schools.
The sad reality is that the American educational system does not provide equal opportunity for all but rather perpetuates vast inequalities in content coverage…. This inequality of opportunity … disadvantages many, perhaps even most, children in the United States….
Variation in content coverage corrupts the entire U.S. educational system, in effect creating an enormous educational lottery in which every student takes part—whatever their racial, ethnic, or socioeconomic background. The system of schooling represents a game of chance that few are even aware is being played.
Given this almost universal curricular incoherence in our schools, students with home advantages are able to overcome ineffectual schooling through home tutoring either direct or indirect. In short, (as Gramsci predicted) the "progressive" American theory of education, with its how rather than what approach to schooling, while it is "advocated as being democratic, is destined not merely to perpetuate social differences but to crystallize them in Chinese complexities" (Notebook 29). In other words Gramsci predicted the very America described by Stiglitz and Murray as being the effect of the schooling described by Schmidt and McKnight.
Inequality for All focuses on math and science education, showing with authoritative thoroughness the failure of our schools to bring rationality and cumulativeness in the topics taught from year to year. They make the point that reformers on both the left and right have been consumed with equalizing resources or in fostering competition and accountability, but pay too little heed to the essence of schooling which they see as the delivery of academic content by teachers to students. Hear, hear!
I have tried to make exactly the same point with respect to the general knowledge that students need to gain outside the subjects of science and math. The Gramsci principle that the delivery of academic content is the key to social justice holds even more strongly for general knowledge, which is the key to high literacy and the ability to learn and adapt in the future. Indeed, based on data from the Armed Forces Qualification Test, I've argued that general knowledge is approximately twice as important as math in determining a person's future capacity to function economically and as a citizen, and therefore deserves at least the same care and coherence that Schmit and McKnight want for science and math. Given their sound view that "the delivery of academic content" is the key to future improvement and to equity, Schmidt and McKnight come out strongly in favor of the Common Core State Standards.
Every day my email inbox fills with relentless attacks on these standards, and renewed attempts to undo the commitments of forty-odd states to follow them. I wish these energies and criticisms could be turned to making the standards function well, rather than to making them go away. They are a work in progress, and instituting them will entail many false steps. But Schmidt and McKnight rightly see them as the best way forward for excellence and equity. They see the issue in educational, not political terms: not as some intolerable imposition of the federal government or the Gates Foundation, but as our best chance to overcome failure, incoherence, and injustice.
Unless the carpers against the common core can come up with an alternative plan that brings coherence to "the delivery of academic content," they leave us in the unacceptable condition of the status quo. Let these carpers produce a book half as thorough and authoritative as that of Schmidt and McKnight, with a vision of what needs to be done half as compelling. Then I might be more receptive to their constant stream of mosquito bites against the ambitious vision defended in this important book.


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Public Land Access and Changing Demographics in Hall County, Georgia
In one of the first of its kind studies in the South, a research social scientist with the Forest Service Southern Research Station recently examined Latino access to local public lands in Hall County, Ga.
Census-track-based information from studies like this can help municipal and county planners develop strategies to address public land access by minority communities.
Researcher Cassandra Johnson Gaither found that since 1990, Latinos have migrated or immigrated to nontraditional areas of the South—basically states other than Florida—at unprecedented rates. The Latino populations in some southern states have increased by 300 to 400 percent. This growth places demands on these areas from a pure numbers standpoint, but the associated cultural shift can't be ignored. Read more »


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The IOC is committed to building a sustainable future by working with partners and major groups and driving a global framework for action. The Olympic Games have delivered innovations that in some cases have mainstreamed the development of environmental management systems related to event planning and staging; innovations in design and construction; improvements in energy, water and waste management; more efficient transport infrastructure; and ethical supply chains.
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A series of events in 2014 demonstrated the practical benefits of the IOC's focus on contributing to sustainability and a greener future.
• The Alliance to Save Energy awarded the Olympic Movement with the 2014 International Star Award for Energy Efficiency. The award recognises the Olympic Movement's ongoing efforts to manage the carbon footprint associated with hosting and organising the Games.
• Rio 2016 and Worldwide TOP Partner Dow announced the most comprehensive carbon programme in Olympic Games history. As the Official Carbon Partner of Rio 2016, Dow will mitigate 500,000 tons of CO2 equivalents (CO2 eq) through third party-verified emissions reductions. Dow and Rio 2016 will also work to generate an additional 1.5 million tons of CO2 eq in climate benefits by 2026, addressing other Games-related emissions.
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in Congress and pretty much everywhere else as well, it is that almost nobody
in Congress understands a damn thing about the Internet; or even how everday
businesses function. A bunch of engineers and FOSS/IP lawyers writing up an
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One that is based on money, and classic businesses.
So, if you want to know why SOPA/PIPA are bad, here is why. Imagine for a
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sandwiches. Now imagine that you have 30 million customers, and serve up to
20,000 of them every day. Your business is unique, and flourishing, because
you also have a feature which allows customers to create their own sandwiches,
and share the recipes with everyone else. About 60% of your customers, all
peruse this feature, and their custom recipes get posted into the electronic
menu system at your shop. Now, imagine that a competing store, has a special
recipe, which they pride themselves on. Several of your customers posted this
same recipe to your menu system, with slight alterations, to fit their own
tastes. The competing store finds out, but says nothing to you, or the
customers who posted the altered recipes. Instead, they report that your
store is violating their Copyright on the recipe, to the Department of Justice.
The Department of Justice issues a court order to the city, to remove the
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Have been working a little bit in the evenings and weekends over the
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almost up to par with the last code I have for the GtkHTML2 version.
If you know me, you probably know I once wrote a web browser using the
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the dead. Web security has been an ever-growing issue over the past few
years, and browsers haven't really done anything to improve it. Rather, they
seem to only rapidly add very resource heavey features, and only deal with
minor security flaws in their own code. Nor have any really sought to make
drastic leaps in usability. Most all the UI differences across browsers is
all for the sake of being different from the others. Why is it so hard to find
a secure and usable browser, that integrates into the system?
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engines have fallen drastically behind, and aren't up to the task of dealing
with the modern era web. So I will unfortunately be required to use the webkit
engine, as I am not interested in building a new rendering engine right now.
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- Milady's Standard Textbook of Cosmetology has led the way in cosmetology education for 80 years by changing to meet the evolving needs of students and the market. Having been developed after extensive analysis by educational design experts, this textbook exhibits the most sophisticated methods for relaying information, stimulating thought, aiding comprehension, and enhancing retention. Milady's Standard Cosmetology provides students with the information they will need to pass the licensure exams as well as the most contemporary techniques to ensure success once they are on the job. This revision features a fresh new layout, reorganized chapters, and new photography and illustrations to provide an open, easy-to-follow format that students need with the reliability that is the hallmark of Milady. This edition of Milady's Standard Cosmetology is organized into six parts containing 32 chapters, each written by an industry expert in the field, creating an immediate connection to the professional world. New information on many subjects, including sanitation and infection control, and haircoloring has been included. The result is the most reliable cosmetology textbook available, one that covers all essential information in a contemporary, easy-to-use manner. While Milady's Standard Cosmetology is the center of the curriculum, students and educators have a wide range of supplements from which to choose. All supplements have been revised and updated to complement the new edition of the textbook. This book will serve as a valuable guide, and students will refer to it again and again throughout their career!
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Airports like Sydney and Narita Airport in
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from Samsung in the last quarter of 2013.
We are truly excited to give travellers
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- Overall: 50" diam.; 30"H
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- Seats 6; seats 8 when extended
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Victoria Justice plays Tori on the Nickelodeon show, Victorious. We had the chance to find out more about her life, her most treasured possession, most embarrassing moment, and her strange talent you probably didn't know about. . . until now!
Q: What were you like when you were in middle school?
Victoria: I was just a regular girl who really was always passionate about the arts, which is why I applied and auditioned for a spot in a musical theater program in middle school. I was thrilled when I found out I was accepted. That's where I really learned how to sing properly and really developed my voice. I had chorus everyday along with my other classes. English was my favorite subject. I've always loved writing essays and reading. I had a close friend that loved books as well, and we would stay on the phone for such a long time, reading to each other. I still do a lot of reading, but these days it's mostly scripts. I'm trying to find one that I think would be right for me. I would love to do a feature film in the near future. I still try to read a few books a year; it just takes me a lot longer, because of my schedule.
Q: What was your favorite subject in school?
Victoria: English was my favorite subject and still is. I loved reading and writing essays. I think both reading and writing are really important in life. I'm always communicating with different people in the industry through emails on a daily basis. As for reading, it helps with your language skills, vocabulary and spelling. Also, if there's something you want to learn about, you can research it on the internet. Without being able to read, life would be difficult.
Q: Do you keep a journal?
Victoria: I do have a journal that was given to me as a gift. I've begun writing songs recently, so I jot down ideas for songs and verses that come to me. Also, if I come across a word I like or don't know, I'll jot it down and look it up later. I definitely would recommend journal writing. It's a great way to express your feelings, jot down ideas and your thoughts. My mom recently found a journal I had kept when I was a lot younger in elementary school. It was really amazing for me to look back at what I was thinking when I was 10 years old.
Q: If you could be any character from any novel, who would you be and why?
Victoria: I think I would love to be Dorothy from The Wonderful Wizard Of Oz. She went on this amazing adventure into another world. It was scary at times, but she met the most interesting people and three really great friends. She also learned a valuable lesson along the way.
Q: What is one thing you wish everyone would do to make the world a better place?
Victoria: I would wish that everyone could be kind to one another. That would mean no bullying, no wars and tolerance for all human beings no matter how different we all are.
Q: Is there a social or political issue that is particularly close to your heart?
Victoria: I recently became involved with a charity called "Girl Up" that was started by the United Nations. Its main goal is to help girls in developing countries that don't have the resources or opportunities to reach their full potential. My goal is to help bring awareness to the program and to encourage girls everywhere to get involved. With as little as a five dollar donation, you can send a girl to school, help with health care, and help build safe places for girls to go. The donations also help in many other areas as well.
Q: A perfect day would include?
Victoria: A perfect day for me would be hanging out with family/friends and seeing a great movie. After that, going to one of my favorite places to eat to enjoy the food and the company.
Q: What's your favorite type of pizza?
Victoria: My favorite type of pizza is cheese or veggie pizza (as long as there are no olives on it).
Q: What is an unusual talent that most people don't know that you have?
Victoria: I'm really great at picking up almost anything with my toes.
Q: Who was your first celebrity crush?
Victoria: My first celebrity crush would probably have been Johnny Depp in Edward Scissorhands. He was so sweet and vulnerable in that movie.
Q: What was your most embarrassing moment in life?
Victoria: I was walking after school when a bird flew really close to my head. I freaked out and started running and screaming. Everyone just turned around and started laughing. . . it was actually pretty funny.
Q: Do you have any pets?
Victoria: I have two dogs named Sophie and Sammy. They're Chonzers (a mixed breed of Bichon Frisee and Mini Schnauzer). Sammy will play with his food by tossing it up in the air and then trying to catch it. It's pretty funny to watch.
Q: What is your most treasured possession?
Victoria: My most treasured possession would be my photos of my family and friends.
Q: Describe yourself in three words.
Victoria: Three words I would choose to describe myself as are spontaneous, loyal, and compassionate.
Q: What is the most important thing you want young fans to know about you?
Victoria: The most important thing I would want my young fans to know about me is that I really love reading and learning. Even when you're not in school, you should never stop learning. You can always work on improving your vocabulary or learn about something you're interested in that you may not be learning in school. Learning is a lifelong process, and you can make it a really fun one.
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Today Grant Ronald was in Europe for the Technology Seminars organised by Oracle, of course the subject was Forms.
For more information regarding forms, soa and the road ahead you should bookmark his blog.
The title of the seminar: 'From Forms to SOA' and we were invited to present our experiences with SOA, Forms and the combination of both worlds as well.
It was great to meet up with Grant, because I'm more a SOA-person as a Forms-person and it was the first time to meet up with him.
First Grant gave a presentation regarding:
It was great to hear that Grant participates in as well product management for Forms as Jdeveloper to enable the same productivity and declarative approach as forms developers are used to working with in Forms application.
In the 2nd part Grant showed how you can integrate such a Forms application with an existing bpel process, which actually is a web service, and with existing web services. The key phrase here = you don't need to write any line of java code to enable this integration.
How to accomplish this without writing any line of java code, use Jdeveloper and the Java Importer of Forms:
In the 3d part Grant gave a demo regarding the 4GL-experience a Forms Developer will have when working with Jdeveloper to build a 'Forms-like' application, in other words data-entry, – retrieval pages.
To have the same look-and-feel, capabilities, userfriendliness and declarative approach as in Forms Builder the chosen technologies for MVC are ADF Faces and BC4J, these are the 4GL-like technologies to choose when coming from a Forms-background.
Using these technologies Grant explained how to define business logic using validation in BC4J, how to define page flows in the faces config file and how to define the different screens in a declarative manner. Using BC4J Grant also explained how Entity Objects, View Objects and the Application Module relate to components known to a Forms Developer.
After his introduction different Oracle partners presented their cases regarding Forms and SOA and in that matter we've presented a SOA and Forms integration case from the Netherlands.
Most important part of all: we had an audience of more than 90 people, it was great to see such an amount of people and interest in these technologies.
Best of breed applications are slowly moving towards 'best of all worlds', there are 'no' limits anymore.


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SAN FRANCISCO — Tech bellwether Hewlett-Packard's long comeback trail took a detour Wednesday when it delivered financial results that fell short of expectations.
But HP CEO Meg Whitman, who has vowed to turn around the company, says her five-year plan "is on track" as long as HP "continues to execute."
"I listen closely to investors, but I don't watch the stock price" day to day, Whitman told USA TODAY in a phone interview. "We have a cogent strategy and re-energized innovation... but we have a lot more work to do."
HP shares slid nearly 8% to $23.45 in after-hours trading. The company announced its results after markets closed. For the year, however, they are up more than 70%.
The company's third-quarter results announced Wednesday — earnings and revenue were down from the same quarter a year ago — come amid several darkening clouds on the computing front. The slumping PC business represents about 30% of HP's revenue and 10% of its profits.
HP said it earned an adjusted 86 cents per share on revenue of $27.2 billion. In the same quarter a year ago, HP reported a profit of $1 a share on revenue of $29.7 billion.
Analysts polled by Thomson Reuters expect HP to post profits of 86 cents a share on a non-GAAP basis for its fiscal third quarter on revenue of $27.3 billion, which would reflect a year-over-year decline of 14% and 8%, respectively.
Those same analysts, however, see progress on the horizon. Of 31 polled by Thomson Reuters, only six recommend selling the stock.
It was the fifth consecutive quarter of sales and profit declines from the Silicon Valley-based tech giant — two years into Whitman's reign.
The results underscore general softness in the tech industry after a six-year boom ignited by the iPhone's introduction in 2007. Last week, computer-networking giant Cisco Systems said it plans to slash 4,000 jobs. Venture capital has slipped 7% this year.
Tech shares have tumbled amid slackening growth in key earnings reports. Though the S&P 500 is up about 20% as of mid-August, tech stocks in the index were up only 11% — one of the lowest-performing categories.
HP CEO Whitman stressed her five-year reclamation plan isn't expected to show its first fruits until next year. She believes it can bounce back by building more PCs with touch-control screens, selling more tablets and expanding its product lines in business software, data analysis and storage, and technology consulting.
HP has been steadily rebuilding since a year ago, when it announced a $9.2 billion write-down on its acquisition of EDS and it wrote off $8.8 billion of the $11 billion it spent on British software firm Autonomy. HP is also in the process of shaving 29,000 jobs.


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TUPELO – One tiny piece of 2011 campaign trivia that won't make the headlines this week: Both Republican candidates for lieutenant governor say "no" to the question about whether they've ever done anything that could embarrass Mississippi.
The questions came from me Wednesday during a Daily Journal editorial board meeting with GOPers Billy Hewes of Gulfport and Tate Reeves of Rankin County.
In the wake of political scandals like Anthony Wiener, The Governator, John Edwards, David Vitter, etc. etc., I thought it necessary to ask each candidate we see here the following question, which came last in our interviews:
"Is there anything in your background, personal or professional, that if disclosed would embarrass you, your family or the state of Mississippi?"
Each said "No," with emphasis.
Hewes' wife, Paula, was sitting beside him and sounded off strongly that her husband of nearly 26 years has behaved himself.
Reeves looked a little red-faced, but perhaps that's his natural red-head complexion, as I began to ask it. Nonetheless, he answered directly, in the negative.
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PRICE-Edith Danielle Blevins Bright, age 21, passed away May 29, 2009.
She was born May 3, 1988 in Price, Utah to Shelby Blevins and Darlene Utley.
Danielle was a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. She loved the outdoors, rafting, horseback riding, boating, and writing poetry. She enjoyed helping others, whether it was caring for those around her or just trying out new hairstyles on everyone. She truly loved being surrounded by family and friends, and she will be sorely missed by all.
Danielle is survived by her two loving children, Braxton and Laska, mother, Darlene (Mike) Lofley, all of Price; brothers, Michael (Amanda) Romero, Washington, Shelby (Larinda) Blevins, California; grandparents, Frank (Ann) Utley, New Mexico, John Howard, Ferron; great-grandparents, Pete (Darlene) Howard, Price; aunts and uncles, David (Dawn) Utley, New Mexico, Jimmy (Eva) Fernandez, Texas, Cody (Lynnette) Jackson, Colorado, Kandy (Chantelle) Jackson, Price, Jonathan Howard, Ferron, Tara (Gust) Kalatzes, Price; special cousins, Huey (Lisa) Ariotti, Rick Knuckles, Shane (Beth) Utley, Glen (Renee) Utley, Yogi (Suzy) Baer, Annie Baer, April (Otis) Utley, Mike (Tammie) Duran, Robert (Tresa) Kinder, Thomas (Brionna) Utley. Danielle was truly blessed with 44 ½ cousins that loved, and will miss her dearly.
Waiting at the Gates of Heaven were her oldest brother, Cody Ray Utley; grandmother, Edith "Emily" Howard; and father, Shelby Blevins.
Memorial service, Saturday, June 6, 2009, 10 a.m., Mitchell Funeral Home. Family will receive friends Saturday morning at 9:30 a.m. at Mitchell's.


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JJ Hanrahan had a perfect night with the kicking tee and Munster's lead at the top of the PRO12 remains at three points after Leinster secured a bonus-point win of their own against Zebre yesterday.
Dave Kilcoyne touched down after 10 minutes but Cardiff were back on level terms when Owen Williams scored the Welsh side's only try after 13 minutes.
Munster's lead stood at only six points at the interval but a dominant second half performance that included five tries sealed an emphatic win for Rob Penney's side.
Munster A overcame a 13-0 deficit to beat Connacht Eagles 15-13 at the Sportsgrounds on Friday.
Academy players Darren Sweetnam, Shane Buckley, and UL Bohemians' Kevin O'Byrne were the try-scorers as Munster A made it seven wins out of eight games this season.
View the pictures captured here.
Musgrave Park is the venue for Munster's next game with Zebre the visitors on Saturday in a 6:45pm kick-off. Tickets are available here.


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Dick Smith is celebrating being under new management by rampantly discounting iPods, TVs, computers and more tomorrow night.
Discounted items include iPods, digital SLR cameras, TVs, computers, home theatre systems, navigators, home networking gear and HDMI cables. Discounts vary between 10 and 50 percent and unfortunately Dick Smith hasn't specified which specific products are discounted.
Customers can save online (unless listed otherwise) or head into a store. All stores will be trading apart from 7 stores located in Queensland (Logan Hyperdome, Rockhampton Stockland), Western Australia (Busselton, Kalgoorlie, Banbury, Albany) and Box Hall in Victoria.
The sale will go on for three hours only, starting at 5pm and finishing at 8pm tomorrow night, the 5th of December 2012.
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Monday July 23rd, 2012 4:31pm
OWINGS MILLS, Md. - Stevenson men's lacrosse senior Jimmy Dailey (Westminster/Winters Mill) totaled eight points, two shy of his career-high, on four goals and four assists to lead 11 different goal scorers as the No. 3-ranked Mustangs rolled Mary Washington 19-3 Wednesday at Caves Athletics Complex.
Stevenson (2-0, 1-0 CAC)had 14 different players register at least one point, including four who totaled their first career point and four who scored their first career goal.
Among those players scoring their first career goal was freshman Tony Rossi (Towson/Calvert Hall) who totaled a career-high four points after also adding three assists. An Under Armour High School All-American, he picked up his first career point with an assist in the win at No. 7 Haverford.
Senior Sean Calabrese (Rockville/DeMatha) also had four points, one shy of his career-high, with three goals and one assist while sophomore Tyler Reid (Clinton, Conn./Xavier) added a career-high three goals.
Sophomore Peter Green (Hereford/Hereford), freshman Dylan Zook (Purcellvlle, Va./Loudon Valley) and senior Zach Walsh (Reisterstown/Loyola Blakefield) each netted their first career goals while junior defenseman Brooks DiFiore (Pittsburgh, Pa./Central Catholic) picked up his first career point with an assist.
The Mustangs scored the game's first 15 goals, including eight in the first quarter with the game-winner coming from senior Jake Stocksdale (Westminster/Winters Mill) just 4:27 into the contest.
Dailey had a hand in six of Stevenson's first 11 goals and four-straight over a span of 11 minutes at the end of the first
quarter and start of the second. His previous career-high in points was 10 set against Mary Washington on Apr. 17, 2007 in the first round of the CAC Men's Lacrosse Championship when he tied the school record for assists with seven.
Junior Ian Bolland (Mountain Lakes, N.J./Mountain Lakes) made three saves and had two caused turnovers in picking up his fourth win as many career starts. Junior Ray Witte (Annapolis/St. Peter and Paul) won 9-of-12 face-offs and picked up seven ground balls.
Paul Tunick led the Eagles (1-2, 0-1 CAC) with two goals while Mark Bowler and Josh Furnary each had one point.
Stevenson returns to action with a non-conference contest at home on Saturday versus Kean beginning at 1:00 p.m.


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