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I got my fishing fix in friday night at Race Point. I fished from 9pm to 6am with minimal success on the striper front. Those I did get took a variety of sand eel patterns and were all about 20". The night was quite interesting however due to some unusual catches. I must have landed about 15 skates and five crabs - why didn't the stripers find my offerings so tasty. For those of you who have not fought a skate it is like brining in a boot that has a magnetic like attraction to sand.
Question: why do crabs keep holding onto the darn fly after they discover it's not real food? What a mess they can cause while you are trying to get them off your line!
Sunday I met Mike at the Chatham light at 4am. Mike was into fish right away with his first keeper (30") on the fly with his second or third cast. When the action slowed at the light we started sweeping the outer part of south beach getting one or two here and there. The seals were around but not nearly as bad as the last clave. At about half way down the tide we switched over to the flats which started out slow but soon started really cookin! I found a great place to stand and feel confident the fish would show up - it was near a sunken log and the fish would see it while they were cruising and detour to rub off some sea lice. It was like a fish drive through. As the tide dropped about 200 fish were caught in a large pool and Mike and I were alone catching fish after fish from 23" to 29". The fish had rubed their mouths raw on the sand eating sand eels I guess and they all had red lips - is that the fashion now? A sparse olive white and a touch of chartreuse sand eel pattern was the magic ticket for this E ride.
Mike made the long walk back at about 1:30 and I stayed for more punishment. The action slowed considerably but as the tide rose there were many fish poking their noses up on the newly covered flats. The wind made it almost imposible to see them until they were spooked but I still managed a couple.
Question: I flushed a monster of a fish - I mean monster, it was bigger than me - in the weedy area of the south beach flats. It was dark brown with a lot of tan markings in no perceiveable design. So what was it I saw?
A couple of the guys who had fished Monomoy earlier said it was essentially dead.
What a day! I can't wait to do it again.
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Wow, sounds like a great 'fix'. Monomoy was definitely dead, no wonder... you had all the fish up inside. Actually we saw lots of fish but they weren't on any kind of bite. I got one decent fish and lost flies to blues off south beach, North Monomoy was pretty slow in the am.
My guess on the giant fish you flushed is... SEAL! We have had them circle and swim very close over the last several visits to the area. Now if it was a bass....
Thanks for the update, wish I was there!
RE:The Race and South Beach
Nope not a seal Juro. It had a definite fish shape and the tail moved in horizontal motions. When I spooked it it had been sitting in the sandy mud on the bottom well consealed amid the sandy mud and weeds.
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The Princeton University Players will present "The Flood" Feb. 28-March 8 in the Matthews Acting Studio, 185 Nassau St.
Show times are at 8 p.m. Thursdays through Saturdays, Feb. 28-March 1 and March 6-8. There also will be a matinee performance at 2 p.m. March 8.
The book upon which the musical is based and the show's music and lyrics were written by Princeton alumni Peter Mills and Cara Reichel. "The Flood" chronicles the catastrophic floods that struck the Midwest during the summer of 1993, focusing on the Mississippi's destruction of one small fictional town, Meyerville, Ill.
Princeton University Players is a student-run organization that has been bringing musicals to the Princeton campus for more than 20 years. This production is directed by juniors Molly Borowitz and Sara-Ashley Bischoff, and the set is designed by junior Steve Lauritano.
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Another day, another downgrade for Twitter (TWTR).
Today, Cantor Fitzgerald's Youssef Squali and his team cut their rating on Twitter to Sell from Hold, maintaining a $32 price target. Squali writes that while there aren't glaring structural problems at Twitter—usually a prerequisite for him to go bearish—in this case the company's high valuation seems rich enough that Twitter's enough downside potential warrants a Sell rating.
He writes that Twitter trades at 30.8 times enterprise value/revenue and 261.5 times 261.5x EV/EBITDA on his fiscal 2014 estimates, even has his estimates are the highest on the Street. Even compared to other high-flying Internet IPOs, he writes "Twitter is in a class of its own:"
TWTR's 30.8x EV/Revenue multiple ~2 months post-IPO compares to ~15x for Google (GOOG), ~16.5x for LinkedIn (LNKD), ~8.5x for Facebook and ~4x for Yelp (YELP), around the same period. Even adjusted for growth, TWTR's EV/Revenue/Growth is ~0.30x two months post-IPO vs. 0.19x for Facebook (FB), 0.14x for GOOG, 0.13x for LinkedIn, and 0.06x for Yelp.
Squali also notes that analysts whose banks were involved in Twitter's IPO have meaningfully lower estimates for the stock than those whose banks were not involved, which puts pressure on Twitter to beat even the most aggressive targets. In addition, starting next month 9.9 million shares held by non-executive Twitter employees will be eligible for sale. This comes three months before an even larger lockup expires—in May a lockup on more than 454 million shares will expire.
Elsewhere today, Susquehanna analyst Brian Nowak weighed in on Twitter as well, as part of a larger internet stock roundup:
TWTR: What's it baking in? We like TWTR's potential and optionality, but the ad unit offerings are still being developed and are in their infancy. And at 19X price-to-sales, TWTR is arguably baking in a 2016E user monetization that is higher than we have FB reaching in 2018. Current valuation seems stretched, but the low and noisy Street expectations (we are 9% above Street '14 ad numbers) and uncertainty around what the stock will trade on, keep us from a Negative rating. We raise our PT to $55 (from $38) and remain Neutral.
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Glee Club to perform Bach's Mass in B Minor
Posted April 13, 2009; 05:26 p.m.
Richard Tang Yuk will conduct the Princeton University Glee Club in a performance of Johann Sebastian Bach's Mass in B Minor BWV 232 at 8 p.m. Saturday, April 18, in Richardson Auditorium, Alexander Hall.
Soloists will be Abigail Haynes-Lennox, soprano; Sarah Pelletier, soprano; Ian Howell, countertenor; Christopher Pfund, tenor; and Joshua Copeland, baritone.
"It's wonderful to see and hear young people turned onto Bach and classical music in general," Tang Yuk said. "While many members of the choir are not planning on pursuing music as a career, an experience like this instills a lifelong appreciation for the art, and they will become the arts patrons of the next generation."
The Glee Club, founded in 1874, is the oldest singing group at Princeton. The group performs a major oratorio each spring with professional soloists and orchestra. This concert honors the legacy to the Glee Club and to the University of the late professor Walter Nollner, who led the group from 1958 until he retired in 1992.
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JACKSON – A flawed jury instruction sends a Lafayette County conviction back for a new trial, the Mississippi Supreme Court ruled Thursday.
Edward Daniels was tried in absentia after his February 2010 indictment on burglary of a dwelling. Before trial, the charge was amended to cite him as a habitual offender.
A jury found him guilty and sentencing was delayed until he could be located.
Ultimately, Circuit Judge Andrew Howorth sentenced him to life without possibility of parole.
Daniels' request for a new trial was denied, and he appealed to the supreme court.
Writing for the 9-0 court, Justice Leslie King said Daniels' conviction and Howorth's decision not to grant a new trial are reversed and sent back to him for further proceedings "because the jury instruction on the elements of burglary was fatally flawed."
Although the state did not have to prove that grand larceny was an element of burglary, King wrote that it was necessary to offer proof of Daniels' intention to commit "some specific crime" as the second part of burglary.
The jury instruction in question did not do that, the appeals court said.
In a second case, the 5-4 court dismissed a Tishomingo County circuit court appeal by Jay McCalpin.
In 2000, McCalpin pleaded guilty to one count of fondling and two counts of sexual battery on a child under the age of 14. Circuit Judge James L. Roberts Jr. sentenced him to 15 years, with 10 suspended and five years supervision after his release.
Across the years, his supervision was revoked twice, with his suspended sentence reinstated.
McCalpin asked for a circuit court hearing but was denied. He appealed, the Mississippi Court of Appealed affirmed the decision, then he was granted a hearing by four supreme court justices.
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They said they disagreed with the dissent of their four fellow justices – Leslie King, Jess Dickinson, Jim Kitchens and David Chandler – and declined to suspend the rules to consider the appeal.
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SOUTH CHARLESTON, W.Va. – Preliminary harvest figures for the 2014 spring gobbler season indicate West Virginia hunters checked in 9,017 bearded turkeys, according to Curtis I. Taylor, chief of Wildlife Resources Section of the Division of Natural Resources. This year's harvest represents a 19 percent decline from the 2013 harvest and a 6 percent departure from the five-year average.
Only District 2 had a harvest increase (up 5 percent) when compared to 2013. All other districts had harvest declines when compared to last year: District 1 (down 20 percent), District 3 (down 28 percent), District 4 (down 17 percent), District 5 (down 27 percent), and District 6 (down 16 percent).
Preston (344) and Mason (297) counties led the state in total harvest. Rounding out the top 10 counties were Jackson (294), Wood (268), Harrison (264), Wyoming (263), Fayette (243), Greenbrier (242), Ritchie (237) and Roane (235).
"In most years, a significant portion of the spring gobbler harvest is composed of 2-year-old birds. Poor wild turkey reproduction in 2012 resulted in fewer birds of this age class available to hunters during the spring season," Taylor said. "According to field reports, hunting pressure also was down from past seasons. This factor likely contributed to the overall harvest decline."
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"Having lost to Carmarthen Quins, it's going to be a tough ask to progress from this pool but the next two weekends will decide our fate."
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so, i was on the plane today. well, we all were. (we're in singapore now!). and being that we were sitting in business class, there were a lot of business men just hanging out, shipping champagne and laughing at things that i don't really understand. so, this business man is hanging with his other business friend and they're wearing the exact same outfit... only business man #2 is wearing his grey slacks so tight and high on his waist that his balls are like suffocating. and i can see this happening. like his pants are not leaving any room for my imagination. not that i would've wanted to imagine it in the first place. the worst part is that he is just standing right there, in my direct eyeline and i can't. stop. looking. it was a train wreck of manly horror. maybe i should've just said something. honestly, i kinda felt like i had a right to. what a sight it was, you guys. i wish you all could've been there.
in other news... haha... this tour has honestly done a million wonders for me. being in all these places and meeting people who live half a world (literally) away from where we're from. it's such a blessing to play these shows and see all of you out here. japan was incredible. from the shows, to the dinners and shopping trips, the sight seeing. we were able to work with our original promoter - from the first trip we ever took over there. so the whole thing just felt like one big party. being able to play soundwave festival for the first time could not have been any better. our sideshows ruled. youmeatsix are always a blast to hang with... and the festivals were. massive. thanks to everyone who stood under the blistering sun all day to hang with us. i thought i would die on stage in perth. we made it though. honestly, i still don't get how zac puts on those shows and makes it all the way through playing as hard as he does. metal as hell, y'all.i have to say, new zealand just about takes the cake. we had never been there, though, so maybe that's what it is. our friend rowan, from the jury & the saints, took us around to all of his favorite spots and some of us even stayed over at his place to watch movies and climb trees. you guys, i climbed the highest tree ever... i would show you the pics but i went swimming in the ocean with my blackberry - which has since died - and that's where all the photo proof is.
(SIDE NOTE: Anne Hathaway is absolutely stunning, kill me.)
and now, here we are in Singapore for the first time! we were greeted by some crazy fans at the airport. sometimes it makes me so sad when we can't stay and hang. if we had a van and were in charge of driving it.. we'd make our own schedule. unfortunately, we get driven all over the place by folks that actually know where they're going in all these cities. so they make the rules. hahah, it's probably a good idea. we used to get lost every day touring in our van. anyways, i can't wait to just be on stage tomorrow and see how these shows are gonna go down. bet it will be unbelievable.
i gotta run. think i'm gonna bug jeremy.
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When governments and companies assemble on an international level to discuss "Internet freedom," EFF's policy experts go on alert. All too frequently, government-level discussions about Internet freedom turn into opportunities to discuss tangential issues, many of which have negative implications on online freedom: laws and policies promoting censorship and surveillance on the Internet. With that in mind, EFF attended the Council of Europe (CoE) meeting on Internet Freedom: From Principles to Global Treaty Law? to ensure that European countries' fundamental values--human rights, democracy and the rule of law--are upheld. EFF went in prepared to fight any attempt to promote pervasive spying proposals or government attempts to control the Internet. The Council of Europe largely succeeded in fostering a positive, rights-centered tone at the meeting.
EFF has been monitoring the Council of Europe (CoE) and its Internet policymaking process to ensure that they live up to their human rights commitments. A few weeks ago, we submitted detailed comments to the CoE's Expert Committee on New Media's draft recommendation and guidelines for social networking services. The Council of Europe is one of the most influential inter-governmental organizations shaping Internet policy. The Strasbourg-based organization is comprised of 47 Member States (more member countries than the total number of countries of the European Union) and its actions can have influence well beyond Europe's borders. The CoE is particularly important in guiding international law—for better or worse. Its treaties can have teeth and are legally enforceable.
This week the Council of Europe's expert committee on new media (MC-NM) met in Strasbourg to examine the comments received on the draft recommendation and proposal for guidelines for search engines.
"Effective data protection is vital for our democracies and underpins other fundamental rights and freedoms." - Viviane Reding, Vice-President of the European Commission and Commissioner for Justice, Fundamental Rights and Citizenship.
It's no secret that the US government has used its annual Special 301 Report to intimidate other countries into adopting more stringent copyright and patent laws by singling out particular countries for their "bad" intellectual property policies, and naming them on a tiered set of "watch lists". Listing results in heightened political pressure and in some cases, the potential for trade sanctions, which encourages foreign trading partners to change their laws to mirror those in the US.
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14 Things Ryan Lochte Can Do With His "Jeah" Trademark
On August 1 Olympic beefcake Ryan Lochte applied to trademark "jeah" — a word he may or may not have made up himself, but that appears in # form all over his Twitter feed and Lochte-branded merchandise. He's apparently doing this so that he can merchandise more crap. Ahead, some ideas for him.
1. Jeah Nail Art
Ryan will want to capitalize on his female fan base by offering some special things just for the ladies. What better way to get them to love him even more (like, so that they spend money on his JEAH nonsense) than starting a JEAH nail art craze?
Suggested price: $8.99 for each set of stickers, which will ideally be made available at most major drug stores.
2. Jeah Goggles
You know, like beer goggles. Unisex.
Suggested price: $14.99. They should be the new version of those plastic neon shades that bars hand out way too much these days.
3. Jeah Grill
He would obviously be remiss not to include some sparkly dentures.
Suggested price: $1,299. The high/low mix thing is very "now" and could work nicely in Ryan's product line.
4. Jeah Kitty Litter
Because cats demand the best, too.
Suggested price: $16.99, which may seem high but at least lets you know you're getting something special.
5. Jeah Manties
"Oh jeah." Etc.
Suggested price: $34.99 for box of three.
6. Jeah Bikini
This has a Jersey Shore tie-in written all over it. But I could also see Rihanna wearing it and making it "cool."
Suggested price: $49.99 for the top (mix-and-match bottoms should be sold separately). Might I also suggest an exclusive retail partner, like Victoria's Secret?
7. Jeah the Fragrance
It's a given. What do you think Jeah smells like? I say beer and Kiehl's products.
Suggested price: $59.99 for a large. May as well just sell this at Macy's next to Beyoncé and Jennifer Aniston's scents.
8. Jeah the Mitt Romney Talking Point
Who do you think can use "jeah" better in a sentence? Barack Obama or Mitt Romney?
Suggested price: I've given enough financial information, I'm not giving any more.
9. Jeah Speedo
I'd be surprised if Lochte didn't have this on file already.
Suggested price: $89.99, assuming it's made with patented Speedo technology that makes people swim fast.
10. Jeah Temporary Tattoos
Beats henna.
Suggested price: $19.99 for a pack of 25.
11. Jeah Haircut
I hope the other side of his head reads: "2012?" (Making the answer: "JEAH")
Suggested price: This has to be cheap — like $18.99 — because I sort of doubt Barack would splurge on an elitist haircut at this point.
12. Jeah Dog Grooming
Apparently there is a world of competitive grooming in which people turn dogs into other things (in this case, a dragon, and I'm not making that up).
Suggested price: Something that no one would be able to afford because this seems cruel/wrong and needs to stop?
13. And what better way to get the word out about all these products than with some guerilla marketing?
14. Oh, I know — some VIRAL marketing.
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- A luxury event called Fyre Festival turned into a total disaster — and it's shows how insane and competitive the industry has become 😱
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The information that continues to surface regarding Aquaculture is so compeleing that I am begining to think it may be curtailed in the not to distant future. It will be a struggle but now it is being ratcheted up by many great studies that bolster all the antecdotal information that Conservation and Fshing organizations have been working with for the last 20 years.
The recent report on the health of the worlds oceans by "The Pew Commission" calls for stricter controls and cites escalating extraction of fish for Aquaculture feed as a major Global problem.
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Nothing new here....this is a perspective from Europe.....
Farmed salmon pose greater risk to wild species than thought
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PARIS (AFP) - Farmed salmon are a bigger risk to wild species than previously thought, according to a study which says young captive fish that escape their pens beat their native counterparts at the mating game.
Salmon farms are a thriving industry in Canada, Chile, Ireland, Norway and Scotland but biologists have long feared that the native gene pool could be destroyed if too many penned fish escape their confinement and inter-breed with wild fish.
Until now, those fears have been dampened by findings that escapees are less successful at reproducing than native fish.
But a new study says the picture is more complex, the British weekly New Scientist reports in its forthcoming June 7 issue.
Farmed salmon may be less fertile than wild fish but young males among them more than make up for it. Their early sexual maturity and aggressiveness enables them to sneak in front of larger wild fish to fertilise the female's eggs.
Experiments conducted on farmed, wild and hybrid species of Norwegian salmon by Oxford University scientist Dany Garant and colleagues found that farmed yearlings were four times as successful as wild ones at fertilising eggs.
Even the hybrids were twice as good at it as their wild rivals.
Given the faster life cycles of farmed salmon, these young fish could very quickly spread their genes through wild populations, says Garant's study, published in a specialist journal, Ecology Letters.
William Muir, an expert on farmed and transgenic fish at Purdue University in the US state of Indiana, told New Scientist that the study shed "incredibly important" light on the dilemma of farmed fish.
"(Escapees) could swamp the gene pools with maladapted genes and quickly cause extinction of wild fish," he warned.
Seven countries that have big salmon farming industries signed an agreement in 1994 aimed at minimising the impact of fish farming in the North Atlantic.
But the measures set out in the accord are only voluntary guidelines and do not hold countries accountable for damage wrought by escaped fish.
Escapees are a major problem, said Garant. "In Norway, some rivers are completely invaded by farmed fish."
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Problem is that sometimes my player got stuck, and other times, on touching the wall the player stopped completely (If the player is moving diagonally (up and right for example) and hots a wall on its right, I would like it to still move up like on all other games)
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A fundraiser to benefit Marion County's Relay for Life events will be Saturday, April 26 at Wal-Mart in Lebanon.
The "Racing for a Cure" team will sell hot dogs, hamburgers, drinks and baked items and will have a garage sale from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Marion County's Relay for Life events will be June 13-14 from 7 p.m. to 7 a.m. at Graham Memorial Park.
For more information, call Alyce Graves at (502) 868-6840 or Nikki Thornton at (270) 692-9871.
The Lindsey Wilson Concert Choir will close out the college's portion of the 2008-2009 cultural affairs season by collaborating with some old friends.
The concert choir will perform Antonio Vivaldi's "Gloria" with the Louisville Symphony. The concert will be at 8 p.m. ET on Sunday at Columbia Christian Church. The concert is free and open to the public.
In honor and celebration of the state's designated Writers Day on Thursday, April 24, the birthday of Robert Penn Warren, noted writers, authors, poets and songwriters will read and perform their own work and the work of others at Blues on Tap in downtown Lebanon, Historic Penn's Store in Gravel Switch and Woody's in Danville this Friday through Sunday.
Youth prescription drug abuse has increased to epidemic proportions.
More young people age 12-17 abuse prescription drugs than any illicit drug - more than cocaine, heroin and methamphetamine combined, according to a national survey on drug use and health.
Every day, 2,500 children abuse a prescription painkiller for the first time.
Seventy percent of teen prescription abusers get their drugs from family and friends.
The Center for Rural Development in Somerset has touched the lives of Taylor County students through its youth and arts education outreach programs.
Twenty-two Taylor County students have graduated from Rogers Scholars, a youth leadership program for rising high school juniors, since the program was launched in 1998. Another local teen attended the Entrepreneurial Leadership Institute in 2007.
The Center also hosted a performance by the Lexington Children's Theatre on April 10 at Taylor County Elementary School.
Green County Junior Miss will host a spring Mr. and Ms. Sunburst pageant on Saturday, April 26.
Categories will be available for boys ages 6 months to 4 years and girls ages 6 months to 18 years.
Registration is $20 with additional categories for best hair, best dress, most photogenic, prettiest smile and prettiest eyes for $5 each.
Prizes will be awarded to the winner, first runner-up, second runner-up and individual winners.
The pageant will begin at 10 p.m. ET at Greensburg Elementary School. Participants may register up to 30 minutes before the pageant.
A workshop for veterans of all military services will be offered Friday, April 25.
The workshop will begin at 10 a.m. at 1425 Old Hodgenville Road and is for veterans and their significant others.
A national service officer will be available to answer questions. Lunch will be served.
For more information, call Junior Patterson at 789-4896 or Mike Hash at 465-9845 or 469-6286 between 9 a.m. and 7 p.m.
A St. Jude Children's Research Hospital benefit poker run is set for Saturday, April 19 at Green River Plaza behind Burger King.
The event is sponsored by the Bridge to Faith Motorcycle Club.
By participating in the event, participants will help raise funds for children in the world who are stricken with diseases like cancer, AIDS and sickle cell anemia. Funds raised will help St. Jude in its ongoing fight against childhood cancer and other catastrophic diseases.
Registration will be from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. The entry fee is $10.
"Just a Breeze to a Hurricane," an original contemporary musical production written by Campbellsville University senior composition major Matthew Hodge of Taylorsville, will be performed at 3 and 8 p.m. Saturday, April 19 and at 3 p.m. Sunday, April 20 in The Gheens Recital Hall.
"I'm going to college now!" opens the show and sets the stage for the production that follows the lives of a close-knit group of friends as they journey through college.
The Mid-Kentucky Chorus spring concert will feature the multi-faceted sounds of the chorus and will serve as one of the opening events celebrating the Lincoln Bicentennial.
Started as the Community Chorus at St. Catharine, at least seven counties are represented with the majority coming from Marion, Washington and Nelson counties.
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Concert to feature work by Princeton composer, March 8
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A Tuesday, March 8, concert of contemporary vocal music by the world-renowned Gregg Smith Singers will feature a piece by Princeton composer Dmitri Tymoczko.
The performance, which begins at 8 p.m. in Richardson Auditorium, Alexander Hall, will include "The Agony of Modern Music," Tymoczko's work for chorus, soloists, two pianos, synthesizer and two percussion.
"The texts are largely taken from contemporary composers talking about contemporary music; these range from the polemical (Henry Pleasants, Arnold Schoenberg) to the utopian (Milton Babbitt, Karlheinz Stockhausen), to the despairing (Leonard Bernstein and Arthur Honegger)," said Tymoczko, an assistant professor of music who joined the faculty in 2002. "There's also a poem by Shelley, and an excerpt from Kundera's 'The Unbearable Lightness of Being.'
"It's an unusual and colorful piece that uses music to reflect on the controversy surrounding 20th-century music," he said. "[The] work, which is itself tonal and accessible, investigates the emotions and attitudes that led musicians to compose so much inaccessible music over the last hundred years."
The concert also will include works by Franz Schubert, Charles Ives, Elliott Carter, Charles Kulis, Nils Vigeland and Gregg Smith. The free event is sponsored by Princeton Composers' Ensemble and the music department. For more information, contact the Richardson box office at (609) 258-5000.


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Santas, gifts, newspapers
Yes, 'tis the uniquely American season for mistletoe and holly, tinsel and toys, Santas and sleighs, carols and crèches, good cheer and anachronistic poetic contractions.
'Twas a time when Christmas in America was a less hectic season. Why, the Puritans even banned its celebration. But the Dutch brought their bearded Sancte Claus or Sinterclaas to New Amersterdam, where the children would find candies and nuts and trifling trinkets in their shoes or stockings. The Germans brought a similar tradition with their Pelze-Nicol.
As the Colonies gained their independence and the people adopted a new Constitution and formed their own customs apart from those of Europe, few newspapers of the day took any notice of the holiday, which was more a churchly matter than one of public interest.
Occasionally, a merchant would advertise in the local newspaper, offering items for the season.
Then clergyman Clement Clarke Moore penned some whimsical doggerel for his children. A family member copied it and gave it to the Troy Sentinel newspaper, which published it on Dec. 23, 1823, under the title "A Visit from St. Nicholas." 'Twas the start of the plump, elfish gentleman clamoring on rooftops with his sleigh and eight tiny reindeer, slipping down chimneys with a sack full of toys, dressed in fur, the stump of a pipe protruding from a beard white as snow as he wordlessly filled stockings.
The printing of the poem became an annual tradition in a number of newspapers — under the title "The Night Before Christmas" — continuing to this very day. It popularized the exchange of gifts on Christmas Day and retailers latched onto the idea and soon filled the newspapers with advertising for their holiday goods and gifts.
The man who put rouge on Santa's cheeks and turned his furry suit to crimson was newspaper editorial cartoonist and illustrator Thomas Nast, who first drafted Moore's character into the Union Army in his Harper's Weekly drawing that depicted Santa in stars and stripes, handing out gifts to soldiers.
He continued to draw Santa for various newspapers and books for years to come.
As the holiday customs took shape it did not take long for some to bemoan how the religious nature of the day was being nudged out by the commercialism.
'Twas Harriet Beecher Stowe among the first, writing in "The First Christmas in New England": "And this holy time, so hallowed and so gracious, was settling down over the great roaring, rattling, seething life-world of New York in the good year 1875. Who does not feel its on-coming in the shops and streets, in the festive air of trade and business, in the thousand garnitures by which every store hangs out triumphal banners and solicits you to buy something for a Christmas gift? For it is the peculiarity of all this array of prints, confectionery, dry goods, and manufactures of all kinds, that their bravery and splendor at Christmas tide is all to seduce you into generosity."
Review-Journal cartoonist and amateur historian of all things illustrated Jim Day reminds that the iconic image of Santa Claus that we see everywhere today was created in 1931 by Haddon Sundblom for Coca-Cola's holiday print ads. The images of the jolly gentleman with Coke bottle in hand appeared through 1964.
And no nostalgic musing on this holiday season and the role of newspapers could omit the editorial response to an 8-year-old's query that appeared in New York's The Sun in 1897.
'Twas Virginia O'Hanlon who asked: "Please tell me the truth; is there a Santa Claus?"
To which editorial writer Francis Church replied: "Yes, VIRGINIA, there is a Santa Claus. He exists as certainly as love and generosity and devotion exist, and you know that they abound and give to your life its highest beauty and joy. Alas! how dreary would be the world if there were no Santa Claus. It would be as dreary as if there were no VIRGINIAS."
This Christmas morn 'twill be a good time to curl up in a cozy chair, watch the children play with their new toys, sip your coffee and read the newspaper … which, unabashedly, made it all happen.
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I got into a fun argument with Gino over Star Wars last year at a Comic-Con party, he knows his stuff.
As for the Stunt vs Hero molds, I think you're mistaken about them being directly from the same tooling, the case against Ainsworth says that they kept only the stunt molds, and have been passing off reworked stunt molds as being from the hero tooling which they didn't have in their possession. Also, you yourself make the point that the stunt looks different from the hero due to physical differences like the mouth, and the gray trapezoid above the brow being further forward on the hero.


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NEW YORK—Technology stocks led major benchmarks lower, erasing weekly gains for the S&P 500 and the Dow, as Apple continued its recent slide.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 35.71 points, or 0.3%, to 13135.01, following a 75-point drop on Thursday. The Standard & Poor's 500-stock index retreated 5.87 points, or 0.4%, to 1413.58. The technology-oriented Nasdaq Composite Index dropped 20.83 points, or 0.7%, to 2971.33.
Technology shares saw the steepest decline among the S&P 500′s 10 sectors, as Apple—whose 3.9% weighting in the index is the largest of any component—slumped. The company's iPhone 5 launch in Beijing drew smaller crowds than similar events in the past, according to reports, and UBS analysts cut their forecasts for the company's earnings next year.
Best Buy dropped after its board extended the deadline for Richard Shulze, the company's founder and biggest shareholder, to bid to buy the struggling electronic retailer.
U.S. Steel jumped, pacing gains among materials companies after the Chinese manufacturing data.
"It's a market that finds itself unable to reflect the strength of the underlying data because of the 'fiscal cliff,'" said David Joy, chief market strategist at Ameriprise Financial. "We had a better industrial-production reading. The data out of China is strong as well. Their manufacturing sector has exhibited something of a rebound in the last couple of months."
U.S. industrial production rose in November, mainly because factories idled by superstorm Sandy were restarted, the Federal Reserve reported. The result topped economists' expectations. Capacity utilization also rose more than expected.
President Barack Obama and House Speaker John Boehner met at the White House on Thursday in an attempt to move closer to a deal to avert the fiscal cliff, a set of tax increases and spending cuts set to kick in next year. Investors have been watching for concrete signs of progress in the talks.
Consumer prices fell more than economists had forecast in November as gasoline costs tumbled, according to the Commerce Department. Removing volatile food and energy costs, consumer prices edged up slightly less than economists had predicted.
Mostly mild inflation has allowed the Federal Reserve, which targets a 2% annual inflation rate, to keep interest rates near zero without causing price spikes.
European markets edged lower, with the Stoxx Europe 600 down 0.1%. Markit's preliminary euro-zone purchasing managers' index rose for December, showing a narrower contraction in activity than last month.
The U.K.'s FTSE 100 slid 0.1%. Standard & Poor's cut its outlook on the country's triple-A rating to "negative" from "stable" after the European markets closed Thursday.
Asian markets got a lift from a big jump in Chinese stocks, after a preliminary December reading of HSBC's China manufacturing PMI rose to a 14-month high of 50.9, indicating manufacturing activity expanded for a second-straight month.
Speculation mounted that the government's annual central economic work conference, expected to be held this weekend, would result in policies aimed at supporting growth.
China's Shanghai Composite jumped 4.3%, its biggest daily gain since 2009, putting the index at a four-month high. Hong Kong's Hang Seng climbed 0.7% to a 16-month high.
Meanwhile, Japan's Nikkei Stock Average slipped 0.1% after the Bank of Japan's tankan index in December, a survey of business sentiment among large manufacturers, fell more than expected.
Crude-oil futures climbed 1% to settle at $86.73 a barrel, while gold futures added less than 0.1% to finish at $1,695.80 an ounce. The dollar lost ground against the yen and the euro. The benchmark 10-year Treasury note rose in price to yield 1.709%.
Elsewhere in the corporate arena, Adobe Systems gained after the software maker reported quarterly results that topped analysts' expectations.
Facebook dropped as "lockup" agreements expired, which had restricted early investors from selling shares immediately after the company's initial public offering.
VeriFone Systems declined after the electronic-payment services company reported fiscal fourth-quarter earnings that matched expectations but revenue that fell a bit shy, and provided a first-quarter earnings view that was below current projections.
Centene slid after the Medicaid insurer slashed its full-year 2012 earnings outlook, citing higher medical costs, and provided a 2013 revenue outlook that fell short of analysts' estimates.
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im glad Marty B feels that way about the Giants! im confident he will be resigned with a long term contract!
besides hes our best option at tight end and can only grow in this offense!
I was looking through PFF's 2013 free agent list and was surprised to see Bennett's at the top with a rating of 12.5. It stands out because of who is in second place with a rating of 6.1 - Tony Gonzalez
Never argue with an idiot. They will only bring you down to their level and beat you with experience. MB Rule # 1
I think Bennett can still be better than he was this season. At times he looked like he could be unstoppable but then at times he disappeared and looked uniterested. If he plays with some edge to his game the whole time, I don't see why he couldn't be a Pro Bowler in the future.
I hope Eli looks for him more. There were a lot of games were he was open across the middle or up the seam. Eli just didn't look his way at times. He gave up on routes now and then. Wonder if he just figured Eli wouldn't go his way. Hope Gilbride has the ability to use him as a primary target on occassion. I think I was most impressed by his playing through a very painful knee condition. Oh and by the way, he can't block. I heard Collinseorth say so. (Red ink that last sentence ).


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Cushioning and shock absorption have outstanding performance because of the implementation of Babolats Kompressor and Vibrakill system that leaves the shock of the impact away from the players foot. Even with a six month durability guarantee, the Cell Shield insures that the upper sustains the toughest abrasions while giving great comfort.
Upper: Cell Shield material which provides good durability and comfort and mesh lining allows for a very well ventilated experience.
Midsole: Side 2 Side technology allows for easy maneuverability and court responsiveness with every step. The Kompressor System allows for the heel to stay comfortable without any unnecessary pains.
Outsole: Michelin Optimized Cell System gives a vast improvement on traction and restored energy during the compression-and-release phase.
|Shoe Type
|All Surface
|Outsole Warranty
This orange shoe only lasted 75 days. Glad for the warranty exchange, if not I would be more than upset. These are very expensive shoes to be so flimsy. Very comfortable, light and good looking but 75 days for the first sole holes? Hmmm...
Color: Orange
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Family: Nymphalidae, Brush-footed Butterflies view all from this family
Dimensions 1-1 7/8" (25-48mm).
Habitat Alpine & subalpine habitats, Arctic habitats, Canyons & caves, Cities, suburbs & towns, Forests & woodlands, Freshwater swamps, marshes & bogs, Grasslands & prairies, Meadows & fields, Scrub, shrub & brushlands, Shorelines & salt marshes.
Range New England, Southwest, Great Lakes, Plains, Alaska, California, Mid-Atlantic, Rocky Mountains, Northwest, Western Canada.