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The Texas (3-1) bullpen accounted for four scoreless innings, including closer Corey Knebel, who threw two scoreless innings to earn his first save of the season. Chad Nack (1-1) took the loss for UT Arlington (3-1) after giving up two runs and four hits in three innings.
Hollingsworth gave up a four-pitch walk to start the game with a base hit and throwing error loading the bases with one out. After striking out Matt Shortall, Hollingsworth got Jake Pinchback to fly out to left to get out of the jam.
Codey McElroy made a run-saving catch at first base on J.M. Twitchell's line drive with a runner at third to end the Mavericks' half of the third and led off the UT third with a double to left. After Matt Moynihan singled him to third, Taylor Stell was hit by a Nack pitch to load the bases. Weiss then laced the two-run single to left field for the 2-0 lead. Shortall tripled in the top of the fourth and scored on Pinchback's RBI groundout for the lone UTA run.
Knebel would close the door in the ninth with back-to-back strikeouts with the tying run at second for the Mavericks.
Texas hosts Nebraska in a three-game series, starting this Friday (Feb. 22) at 7 p.m. at UFCU Disch-Falk Field. The game will be broadcast live on Longhorn Network with audio on AM 1300 The Zone. Gametracker live stats will be available on TexasSports.com with live Twitter updates @Texas_Baseball.
Notes: Matt Moynihan has a season-opening four-game hitting streak for the Longhorns…Texas is now 2-0 in one-run games after going 5-7 in one-run games last season…the Longhorns now have 10 stolen bases through four games after swiping 58 bases for the entire 2012 season…head coach Augie Garrido earned his 699th win tonight in his 17th year at Texas.


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Stephanie Recio (as Le Presidente de Tourvel) and Jany Bacallao (as Le Vicomte de Valmonte)in "Les Liaisons Dangereuses." (Erin Lartonoix / January 17, 2013) |
Theatre UCF starts off the new year with the provocative play "Les Liaisons Dangereuses," known in English as "Dangerous Liaisons." The production runs on the Main Stage from Jan. 17-27.
Based on a novel written in 1782 by Choderlos de Laclos, the story has lived through many adaptations. The novel fell out of favor for many years, but was adapted for stage, and later screen, by Christopher Hampton and has since enjoyed a renewed popularity.
In 1982 Hampton's screen adaptation "Dangerous Liaisons" starred John Malkovich and Glenn Close. In 1989 the story was reinterpreted again as "Valmont," starring Colin Firth and Annette Bening. It was adapted yet again in 1999 under the title "Cruel Intentions" and starred Sarah Michelle Gellar, Ryan Phillippe, Selma Blair and Reese Witherspoon.
Director Donald Seay admits that some people may find the content of the play challenging and disturbing.
"It is the perverse story of two venomous rivals who, for their own amusement and to settle scores, seduce and corrupt a young lady and a pious married woman," Seay says. "It is certainly a very interesting script, though, and presents some wonderful acting and design opportunities for our faculty and students."
Acting student Stephanie Recio is performing the role of Le Presidente de Tourvel, a virtuous young married woman known for her strict morals and religious fervor. She says her character is one of the few in the play who has redeeming qualities. "I think Tourvel bears all of the innocence in a play that is really harsh and cruel. When I first read it, I had a lot of trouble understanding my character — how could she not see through these people? Tourvel gives everyone the benefit of the doubt."
The play is set during an opulent time, and the scenic and costume designs reflect that. The realistic set was designed by Joseph Rusnock, who also designed the grand sets for "Deathtrap" and "Side Show." The elaborate costumes are designed by Daniel M. Jones and for the most part have been built in the costume shop by Theatre UCF staff and students.
"The costumes are beautiful!" says Recio. "My dress is three or four feet wide, which makes it hard to move around. It helps me with period movement, though. There's only so much the language can do to put you in a time period. The costume restricts how I move. Standing up from a couch was different in the 1700s, and the dress helps me move in a way more fitting to the time."
Seay warns against looking too deeply into the script for hidden messages.
"If there is a message to 'Les Liaisons Dangereuses,' it is certainly ambiguous," he says. "And it's perhaps this very ambiguity that makes the story successful. It allows the audience member the freedom to interpret the tale. The wit and eloquence of the characters is certainly engaging and, like a good mystery, the questions of 'Who is sincere? What is true?' holds your attention."
Like a train wreck, the story reels you in—it engages you, troubles you and at times chills your blood. If I had to pick a message I suppose it would have something to do about the dangers of trying to win at any cost."
As you might have figured out, the show is not appropriate for children.
Showtimes are 8 p.m. Thursdays-Saturdays and 2 p.m. Sundays, through Jan. 27. Theatre UCF is on the University of Central Florida campus near the intersection of University Boulevard and Alafaya Trail in east Orange County.
Tickets are $20, $18 for seniors, $10 for students; call 407-823-1500.

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JACKSONVILLE, Fla. -- There's a new man in charge of bringing new business to Jacksonville. Today, Mayor Brown made Ted Carter head of his Office of Economic Development.
He said, "He's my choice. The best choice to focus on the city's role in economic development, to work with all the stakeholders, and take Jacksonville to the next level."
Carter's job is to remove any governmental obstacles a new business may face when deciding to move to Jacksonville.
Jerry Mallot with Jax USA Partnership and the Chamber of Commerce said, "This job focuses on the governmental elements of economic growth and expansion. We focus on the marketing, prospecting, and drawing clients to the area."
The goal here is to attract good-paying, high-quality jobs.
"We still have challenges in our city," said Mayor Brown. "Our unemployment is coming down, but it's still too high." He went on to say, "I want to make sure that we're the most competitive city in the marketplace."
Carter's appointment still needs City Council approval. His salary will be $195,000 per year.
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Golf comes to Boston just a little earlier for those who attend the National Golf Expo! Located at the Seaport World Trade Center in South Boston, New England's most anticipated golf show is the first sign that spring is just around the corner and it's time to get ready to hit the links! The National Golf Expo features tons of fantastic golf-related exhibits, displays, and interactive features, as well as the nation's largest driving range and demonstration stage. What better occasion to round up your golf buddies and head over to the show for a day of everything golf!
It's all at the golf show! Retailers offer great deals on merchandise and many exhibiting companies feature innovative wares that you may not traditionally find in your local pro shop. There are a variety of travel destinations, golf resorts, and courses available to help you plan your season. At the Expo, representatives are on hand to answer your questions and help you customize packages to fit your needs. Take advantage of our "Tune up With a Pro" or find that missing club, shirt, magic golf ball or accessory. Not only can you look, research, and buy, you can also hit a few balls and take part in one of our many interactive challenges. Don't forget to stop by the Demonstration Stage to pick up that needed tip to take your game to the next level from some of the pros. Whatever you are looking for, if it's golf-related, the National Golf Expo is the only place to find it under one roof!
Avoid box office lines and purchase tickets in advance! Adult may be purchased online. There are no service fees for online purchases. Senior tickets must be purchased at the onsite box office as ID is required.
Bonus! Included with the purchase of admission to the Expo is your choice of a 1-year (12 issues) subscription to Golf Digest or a 1-year (36 issues) subscription to Golf World, both valued at $7. Visit our FAQs page for more information.
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FAIRFIELD COUNTY — The flu bug that is running rampant throughout the state and nation has hit hard in Fairfield County as well.
Though Fairfield Memorial Hospital does not keep statistics on the number of flu cases it receives, Dr. Larry Cantey, Emergency Room director for FMH, said he thinks there are a lot of flu cases in the county that the hospital is not seeing due to a variety of factors including persons seeking care from primary care physicians instead of hospitals.
Regardless though, the hospital has seen an upswing in cases.
"I have not seen as much flu since 1982 when I started practicing medicine," said Cantey. "This is the most flu I have ever seen and the earliest I have ever seen the flu."
According to the most recent DHEC data, there were 13 confirmed cases of flu in Fairfield County from Dec. 25-29. The flu is widespread throughout the state, meaning flu has been detected in at least four regions in South Carolina by the DHEC monitoring.
According to its website, www.scdhec.gov/flu, DHEC estimates from last year's data alone that 10 percent of the South Carolina population (about 400,000 people) will have flu by the end of this year's flu season.
DHEC officials stress that people who have not had a flu shot can still receive some benefit from an injection even at this late a date and urge persons who have not been inoculated to get a shot.
Those concerned about the effectiveness or safety of the shot can learn more by calling 1-800-27SHOTS (1-800-277-4687). It takes a few weeks to build up immunity from the injection, so the sooner one receives a shot, the better.
DHEC also advises frequent hand washing, avoiding touching one's face and covering one's mouth and nose either with a tissue or a sleeve when coughing or sneezing to help prevent the spread of the flu.
Washing hands with soap and water for the length of time to sing the Happy Birthday Song twice is the preferred method of hand washing by DHEC.
Avoiding contact with sick persons and staying home if one is sick with the flu or flu-like symptoms also help stop the spread of the virus. DHEC recommends that persons stay home until they can stop taking fever reducing medications and yet have no symptoms for a 24-hour period while off the medications. Exercising, eating a healthy diet and getting proper rest will help make one robust in the face of the flu as well.
This season the majority of the cases come from influenza A H3N2, with 86.1 percent coming from that strain, but influenza A H1N1 (7.8 percent) and influenza B (6 percent) also are causing their share of sickness.
Since Sept. 30, 534 positive flu specimens were reported with 70 occurring during the most recent reporting period. There was an increase in positive rapid flu tests of 3,206 cases from Dec. 25-Jan 2. with 221 lab confirmed hospitalizations and two confirmed lab deaths reported from the flu.
Since Sept. 30 in South Carolina there have been 15 confirmed deaths attributed to the flu. Of those deaths, 12 were to persons age 65 or older and one was of a child four years old or younger. It's worth noting that the confirmed lab cases include data from five different flu tests, including the rapid test and a flu culture test. Therefore, there can and are many cases of flu that do not require hospitalization and that extensive confirmation by testing, which is why Cantey said there are many more flu cases out there in the county than FMH has seen.


text: A group of family and friends, led by Corey Woods, hosted the "Woods Haunted House" at their home Saturday, and again last night on Halloween. Woods has been a long-time fan of Halloween and has held haunted houses before, but this year's was held with free admission with the donation of canned goods or a coat. The items collected are going to the Community Cupboard and local clothes giveaway programs. Woods decided to do the haunted house for free because a lot of the materials and supplies used were donated, and he wanted to give back to the community. Saturday's event collected enough food to fill their Jeep, and the group was expecting even more to come in last night. Those participating included Corey Woods, Brayden Woods, Jack Woods, Delisa Agular, Corey Agular, Zynn Solis, Carly New, Sarah Dowdy, Sheila Bueckers, Ron Bueckers, Michael French, Keone Dent, Teresa Strain, and Bryan Davis.


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Wednesday was media day for the Illinois basketball team. Groce has been able to size up his team over the last few months with occasional workouts allowed by the NCAA. He says his team has worked exceptionally hard this offseason, but he doesn't know if he has the ball-handlers he needs to run his up-tempo offense just yet.


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A 55-year-old Crosslake man was killed and another was injured when a small airplane crashed July 22 into Upper Whitefish Lake near Crosslake.
It looks like winter has most definitely arrived in the Brainerd lakes area this year. Blanketed in white and temperatures expected out of Minnesota winters, this year looks to be the complete opposite of what was seen less than a year ago.
The founder of Confidence Learning Center, Dick Endres, died Aug. 13 at the age of 84, and friends and colleagues reflected on his career of consistency, compassion and confidence.
The severe drought conditions currently listed for most of the Brainerd lakes area are a far cry from where the region was at in late spring and early summer.
In 2012, Brainerd's unemployment rate did something it hadn't been able to accomplish since December of 2007. In 54 months, the city's jobless rate dropped below double-digits just four times, three times in 2008 and once in 2011.
Candidates campaigned long and hard in 2012 with the end results on Nov. 6 a mixed bag, depending upon one's political leanings.
Ongoing since spring 2012 - with discussion and disputes dating to years before that - construction on College Drive was completed in fall 2012. Included in that completion, the city of Brainerd introduced drivers and the community to roundabouts Oct.
After an economic drought, 2012 saw an increase in commercial construction in the lakes area. In Baxter, property tax collection from "new commercial construction" rose from $9.6 million in 2005 to $25.5 million in 2006.
Twelve families lost their homes Sept. 27 when a fire destroyed the Hillcrest Apartment building in south Brainerd, leaving 20 people without. All the families were able to escape to safety and were offered emergency shelter at the Brainerd Lakes Hotel.
Tragedy seems to run a little deeper when it affects a small town. On Thanksgiving Day Byron David Smith admittedly shot and killed teens Nicholas Brady and Haile Kifer as the pair allegedly attempted to burglarize Smith's rural Little Falls home.
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The 2013 ICEF Asia Workshop in Beijing is the largest agent networking event of its kind in Asia. China itself remains the single largest sender of international students in the world, making this a must-attend event for all education institutions wanting to build new, or stronger, relationships in China and greater Asia.
Focusing only on the Asian market, The ICEF Asia Workshop attracts the best international educators and connects them with high quality, ICEF-screened Asian agents. In 2012, the workshop grew again to 412 participants and enabled 126 education institutions from 21 countries to hold more than 3700 pre-scheduled meetings with 210 of the highest quality agents from 19 countries (including key markets China, South Korea, Taiwan and Vietnam).
For many attendees the main element of the workshop is ICEF's highly beneficial, pre-scheduled, one-to-one appointment system. In addition to this, participants can also attend various seminars held during the event. Run by experts in the education sector these seminars provide valuable information on international education trends across a wide range of topics.
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The Republican vice-presidential nominee spoke last night in New York at a financial industry fundraiser co-hosted by Dan Loeb, John Paulson, David Tepper and many more.
Hedge fund managers turned out in force last night in New York to benefit Mitt Romney and Paul Ryan's election campaign. Ryan's message to them? Keep up the good work.According to a hedge fund manager in attendance, Ryan took pictures with supporters--admission was $1,000, but photos cost $5,000--and then spoke to the standing-room only crowd for about 10 minutes. He gave a standard stump speech, hitting on many of the same themes as in the recent vice-presidential debate with Joe Biden. According to the attendee, the themes Ryan spoke about were: the country needs a spirit of entrepreneurialism; capitalism and being successful are good things, not a bad; it's a good thing to create jobs in the private sector; and the government shouldn't be driving the agenda--it's the private sector that needs to get back on its feet and create jobs.Ryan did not take questions and left shortly after the speech.The fundraiser was held at the Hilton hotel on Sixth Avenue and was co-hosted by nearly 200 people, including hedge fund mangers Dan Loeb of Third Point, David Tepper of Appaloosa Management, Sander Gerber of Hudson Bay Capital Management, Ricky Sandler of Eminence Capital, John Paulson of Paulson & Co., John Griffin of Blue Ridge Capital, Henry Druker of Druker Capital, Remy Trafelet of Trafelet Capital Management, Marc Rowan of Apollo Management, Scott Bommer of SAB Capital, Matin Zweig of Zweig-DiMenna Partners and Jeffrey Altman of Owl Creek Asset Management.Others from the alternatives industry included Anthony Scaramucci of fund of funds SkyBridge Capital; Eugene Atkinson of fund of funds Atkinson Capital; Alan Pace, head of Citi's prime finance unit; Steve Lessing of placement agent Aqueduct Capital Group; and Barry Bausano, head of Deutsche Bank's prime brokerage group.It's not clear that all the co-hosts actually attended, but the room is said to have been packed--about 600 people according to ABC News--and full of energy. "It was a huge turnout and a great success," said the manager who attended.Overall, hedge fund employees have given about $342,000 to Barack Obama compared with $1.26 million to Mitt Romney, according to non-partisan influence tracker Center for Responsive Politics. Overall, the industry has contributed about $9.13 million to Republicans and $2.93 million to Democrats this election cycle. The Romney campaign did not immediately respond to a request for comment. See also: Obama adds hedge fund bundlers | Goldman Sachs, SkyBridge among Mitt Romneys hedge fund bundlers
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John in CR wrote:So you decided you wanted regen braking after all? What are you going to do about the mountains? Ready to cut me a deal on that heavy Nuvinci yet, since you don't need it any more unless there's another motor in the plan?
beast775 wrote:why not just a front hub? less is better.simple.ive been watching the builds and you keep me goin, ow boy. ,but very entertaining i must say.
We've managed 480 pounds gross up the steepest block in San Francisco (31.5% grade). This extreme torque capability distinguishes Stokemonkey from electric bike products not designed for cargo applications.
John in CR wrote:LI-ghtcycle,
Sorry to burst your bubble, but the Nuvinci can't do regen. The Nuvinci sprocket is a fixed gear, so it has to coast instead of drive the motor for electromotive braking. Otherwise it would force you to pedal as if it was a fixie with a CVT. If the hub required a freewheel sprocket in normal use, then yes it would drive the hubbie for regen if both had a fixed gear, but it doesn't, so it has to coast. I tried asking you about this in your other thread.
Regen won't net you much on a cross country trip, though getting some back after cresting a peak would have been nice. It would have been extra nice to have no brake fade concerns, and super nice to potentially not have to fiddle with brake maintenance the entire trip. Adjusting mechanical disc calipers drove me crazy with adjusting them almost daily. I loved my hydros for that at first, but then I got tired of having to replace brake pads every 4-6 weeks. Now with regen I rarely have do any brake maintenance at all, and I get a bit of juice back as an added bonus.
I thought you were narrowing the flats to fit the front dropouts.
John in CR wrote:If the wheel will drive the gear when the wheel rolls forward then you are good to go for regen, a lucky break for you because I consider no coasting a bit of a design snafu that they since corrected. Good think we jumped through these extra discussion hoops, because I definitely want the option, fixed or FW, so I need to buy an old version.
Keep in mind that regen will try to unscrew the hub's fixed gear just like the motor torque during electric assist will try to screw the fixed gear on the hubbie.
Now hurry up and get the Nuvinci proven with a cross country ride using a hubbie mid drive. Actually I'm most interested in power consumption at 20mph on flat ground during your testing, both in direct drive as well as with the motor at full throttle and decreasing the gearing with the oldvinci until you get back down to 20mph.
docnjoj wrote:Hey LI-ghtcycle! That is a nice piece of work. I do have a question about having 13 lbs of rotating mass up that high. Have U noticed any problems with handling or gyroscopic reaction?
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Over three evenings from Sept. 9-11, the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences will present a program about motion picture formats titled "Behind the Motion Picture Canvas: Film Formats through the 21st Century."
The program willl include screenings of "Manhattan" on Sept. 10 and "The Black Stallion" on Sept. 11 at the Sameul Goldwyn Theater in Beverly Hills.
Academy Science and Technology Council member Rob Hummel will host each evening.
Filmmakers will discuss how film formats shape creative decisions, the technical constraints and the artistic opportunities that accompany the choice of format. The program also will examine the role that emerging technology has played in the evolution of film formats, and how the technical choices made by Thomas Edison and William Dickson at the dawn of the film era continue to influence movies today.
Woody Allen's "Manhattan" was filmed in Panavision with Eastman B&W negative. It was released in 35mm Anamorphic (CinemaScope) with Eastman Kodak B&W prints, with prints by Technicolor. This screening will premiere a newly struck print from the Academy Film Archive.
Carroll Ballard's "The Black Stallion" was filmed in 35mm with Eastman Color negative, composed for 1.85. It was released in Eastman Color prints composed 1.85 with prints by Technicolor. This screening also will premiere a newly struck print from the Academy Film Archive.


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2013 Dart GTS 210 Tribute
To keep the spotlight shining on the all-new 2013 Dodge Dart, Chrysler has unveiled the Mopar-massaged 2013 Dart GTS 210 Tribute. The car pays homage to the performance-oriented Dart GTS of the 1960s, according to Chrysler, and incorporates many of the 150 Dart accessories that Mopar will offer once the Dart goes on sale later this year. It was introduced alongside three other Mopar-encrusted vehicles to help celebrate the 75th anniversary of Chrysler's in-house parts arm.
Stage 1 Appearance Package
What you see screwed to the 2013 Dart GTS 210 Tribute will be available in two staged kits starting in fall of 2012. The Stage 1 appearance package adds a new chin spoiler, side sills, rear spoiler, and rear-diffuser-style panel, all rendered in matte black. Titanium-colored, 10-spoke 18s fill each wheel well. The Stage 1 kit also features a bescooped real carbon-fiber hood, and a faux carbon-fiber roof appliqué that appears to be crafted from the same reasonably convincing stuff (let's call it "karbon fiber") as the hood stripes of the inaugural 2008 Dodge Challenger SRT8s.
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The pack brings an equally audacious interior renovation, with "Ruby Red" being the color of choice for the seats, door panels, center armrest, and map pockets. Black is the chosen hue for the stitching and the suede instrument cowl, while so-called black chrome is employed for sundry shiny trim pieces. A red-and-black, leather-wrapped steering wheel and new floor mats complete the high-contrast makeover.
Stage 2 Performance Kit
The Stage 2 performance kit includes a cold-air intake, a cat-back exhaust, and an ECU recalibration that brings horsepower for the 2.4-liter four-cylinder MultiAir2 engine from 184 to "over 210" (hence the "210" in the car's name). Torque is unspecified; according to a Chrysler spokesman, fine-tuning is not yet complete.
It should be noted that most of the GTS 210 Tribute's components may be purchased separately, and that Darts with either the six-speed automatic or manual transmissions can be kitted. Cars will be able to be ordered and delivered from the factory with all accessories installed. Pricing for both packages probably won't be announced until summer, according to Chrysler.
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It occurs to me as I sit down to cobble out this week's A-List that there really is a fair amount of decent music here in the A-T-L. We import regularly from the Palmetto State and Ala-bam, and of course rely heavily on the mini-mecca that is Athens, but all in all it's not so bad here.
I've lived in a couple of other towns that consider themselves capitols (of the world and of the nation, respectively) and this town stacks up just fine (with regard to live music – don't think I believe it can carry the weight with those towns in any other aspect). But our live music scene has a legitimate variety of venues, several ambitious local promoters, a plethora of active genres, and most places are pretty easy to get to and get into. I guess it's really pretty good. For that I am thankful. Give yourself a minute and you might be too. They say a thankful heart is a happy heart, so get happy.
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The week starts off strong with Q-Tip, The Cool Kids and Janelle Monae, Monday night at Center Stage. I don't pretend to have my finger on the pulse of the hip-hop scene. To the contrary, my knowledge of most African American music outside of the blues is spotty at best but this is a show I want to see. Q-Tip is of course one half of the legendary Tribe Called Quest whose Low End Theory is easily my favorite hip-hop album (yeah that's old, but so am I). The Cool Kids represent the best new hip-hop I have heard since the first time I heard Outkast. I must have spent at least three weeks this summer when I couldn't drive anywhere without listening to their EP, The Bake Sale (myspace doesn't even highlight their best tracks). As they call themselves, and as any lazy scribe like me (or somebody getting paid at Paste) will repeat, they "are the new black version of the Beastie Boys". Finally, I missed the freaky and inventive sci-fi mystique of Clark Atlanta University's Janelle Monae. She, like The Cool Kids, is only pushing an EP, Metropolis, but it is worth the spin if only because it is unlike anything else I have heard lately.
I cannot fail to mention that B.B. King also be in town on Monday night. He's at the Tabernacle and I know that won't match timing (1995) or the size (250 seats) of the venue where I saw him, he is still a legend and if you're into being able to say "I saw him" to friends and grand kids, then it's certainly worth the price of admission. You can always hope to hear him do a classic like "Five Long Years" or "Help the Poor" – which is worth the full value of any cover charge.
I'm going to get out of order here and plug a cover band. And what's worse, it's a cover band that I have never even seen before. Obviously, this choice is rife with dangers but I find the concept so absolutely compelling that I am consciously ignoring the fact that their next gig will be the FIJI house in Tuscaloosa. The concept behind The Last Waltz Ensemble is that they only cover Bob Dylan and The Band (I am honestly embarrassed that I feel the need to link these two artists, but I am doing it anyway). Those who actually read and retain this column, will recall that I wrote at least one installment while listening to The Basement Tapes (Dylan and The Band together, for those not familiar) which easily ranks among the very finest double records of all time. Aside from dressing up in rhinestones, sunglasses and sideburns, I cannot think of two better artists to cop than Dylan and Robbie Robertson. Oh yeah, it's at Smith's on Friday night.
I am, at best, an adopted southerner. So when a band describes itself as southern rock, I don't tingle with excitement as much as reconsider my memories of .38 Special. That being said, I have become a DBT fan (clinched by their recent show at the Tabernacle) and certainly love the blues and Americana elements that are often present in the best of this so-called genre. A band of that sort that I will miss this week but sort of wish I won't is Tishamingo, Wednesday night at Smith's. Should be a good set up for T-Day F-Ball.
If you like that clean acoustic pop sound, Shawn Mullins will be at the Variety on Saturday night. Like almost everybody else in America, I love that song "Lullaby". C'mon, that line about L.A. being just like Nashville "but with a tan" has got to make any southerner, native or adopted, smile just a little. If you don't know this from his voice-overs on Dave FM or his appearances at great local events like 500 Songs for Kids, Shawn is a Lake Claire boy done good. His most recent effort Honeydew is a return to the integrity of his earlier work which was more about what he has to say than what the radio night want to hear. I expect that he will draw a healthy crowd.
I don't really know how to describe the Modern Skirts. I guess it's just pop rock like the last guy but to me their sound is sort of, well…nondescript. I know they have their local following (being from Athens and all). I mention them here mostly for the sake of completeness (and the realization that I am often wrong about things). They will be at the Earl on Friday.
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Baby Doll Makes Way for Guardsman at AlberyDate: 1 August 2000The revival of Ferenc Molnar's play The Guardsman, starring Greta Scacchi and Michael Pennington, is confirmed for a West End run this autumn. It opens on 11 October at the Albery Theatre, where the Birmingham Rep/National Theatre co-production of Tennessee Williams Baby Doll has just announced its closure. Baby Doll, which transferred from the National's Lyttelton theatre, will close on 26 August, the end of its current booking period. The Guardsman premieres at Bromley's Churchill Theatre on 28 August and continues to Bath, Richmond and Stoke on Trent prior to the West End. The backstage comedy centres around Nandor, a lovelorn and long suffering actor, who is consumed by jealousy of his actress wife Ilona's admirers. Intent on testing Ilona's fidelity, Nandor disguises himself and attempts to seduce his own wife. But will she or won't she take the bait? The 1910 play was, along with The Glass Slipper, one of the Hungarian playwright's most popular successes. In recent years, it inspired the musical Enter the Guardsmen - with book by Scott Wentworth, music by Craig Bohmler and lyrics by Marion Adler - which played at the Donmar Warehouse in 1997, starring Janie Dee and Alexander Hanson. Pennington's many theatre credits include An Ideal Husband, Gross Indecency: The Three Trials of Oscar Wilde, and the Peter Hall repertory season at the Piccadilly where he appeared in The Misanthrope, Major Barbara, and Filumena with Dame Judi Dench. Most recently, Pennington starred in the RSC production of Timon of Athens. Scacchi is best known for her roles in films such as Presumed Innocent, White Mischief, Heat and Dust, Shattered and Jefferson in Paris. Her stage credits include Uncle Vanya in the West End in 1998 and last year's Chichester Festival production of Easy Virtue, part of the Noel Coward centenary celebrations. She has also performed The Doll's House and Simpatico in Australia. Pennington and Scacchi are joined in the cast by Nickolas Grace, Georgina Hale, Laura Macauley, Jacqueline Skarvellis and Tim Faulkner. The Guardsman is directed by Janet Suzman and designed by Charles Cusick Smith with lighting by Nick Beadle. Related Content |
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zA man's wisdom makes his face shine,
and athe hardness of his face is changed.
2 I say:1 Keep the king's command, because of bGod's oath to him.2 3 Be not hasty to cgo from his presence. Do not take your stand in an evil cause, for he does whatever he pleases. 4 For the word of the king is supreme, and dwho may say to him, "What are you doing?" 5 Whoever keeps a command will know no evil thing, and the wise heart will know the proper time and the just way. 6 For there is a time and a way efor everything, although man's trouble3 lies heavy on him. 7 For he fdoes not know what is to be, for gwho can tell him how it will be? 8 No man has power to hretain the spirit, ior power over the day of death. There is no jdischarge from war, nor will wickedness deliver those who are given to it. 9 kAll this I observed while applying my heart to all that is done under the sun, when man had power over man to his hurt.
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10 Then I saw the wicked buried. They used to go in and out of lthe holy place and were mpraised4 in the city where they had done such things. This also is vanity.5 11 Because nthe sentence against an evil deed is not executed speedily, othe heart of the children of man is fully set to do evil. 12 Though a sinner does evil a hundred times and pprolongs his life, yet I know that qit will be well with rthose who fear God, because they fear before him. 13 But it will snot be well with the wicked, neither will he prolong his days like ta shadow, because he does not fear before God.
14 There is a vanity that takes place on earth, that there are righteous people uto whom it happens according to the deeds of the wicked, and there are wicked people vto whom it happens according to the deeds of the righteous. I said that this also is vanity. 15 And I commend joy, for man whas nothing better under the sun but to xeat and drink and be joyful, for this will go with him in his toil through the days of his life that God has given him under the sun.
16 When I applied my heart to know wisdom, and to see ythe business that is done on earth, how neither zday nor night do one's eyes see sleep, 17 then I saw all the work of God, that aman cannot find out the work that is done under the sun. However much man may toil in seeking, he will not find it out. Even though a wise man claims to know, bhe cannot find it out.
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Rest in peace brother, from all of us down here wherever across the globe we may be. United in grief, undivided in sadness, but as one we send our love.
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Rest in Peace Bro.....you will be missed.
Thoughts and prayers to your family. Reading through his blog was tough and heartbreaking. Makes you realize how fragile and short life really is.
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We all knew it was coming, but...
I don't really even know what to say. How can you say on one hand it really sucks it had to be this way, but at the same time be glad it's over? It doesn't seem right. I just hate that anyone has to suffer. Me, I'd have been praying for a killswitch last week if I were going through it.
See you on the other side, brother.
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I hope that in Heaven, there is a roomful of Kramers, every model, every color and a big Marshall stack. And no one to complain about the volume. I can hope Shane is there...jammin'
RIP Shane.
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I never knew him even from posts, I read some of his log... sometimes it's a crappy world.
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Shane will surely be missed by us that had the pleasure of his quick wit and ever diligent obsession with correcting us morons.
Gob bless his family and may they take solace in the peace he now has.
This is terrible news. RIP Shane. I'm glad his kids are old enough to remember who their dad was.
RIP Shane. I only knew him through his posts, but will miss his positive personality that emanated from them.
Too often, life is unfair. I hope he has finally found peace.
Damn, even though I figured it was coming, it's still terrible to actually learn he has passed.
You will be missed, Shane...
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Wow...ah never knew the guy...and now ah feel terrible for not getting ta know him before...
R.I.P Shane
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Really sad to hear this, Shane is sorely missed.
When he first joined the forum and used that pic of Fred Sanford as his avatar, you knew he had to be someone awesome!! RIP amigo..
RIP Shane. I only knew him through this forum. We shared many of the same viewpoints and we shared our Valve Jrs. He wanted to mod that amp. Got the parts but never got around to mod it. We had fun joking about that. Damn, he was one guy I really wanted to meet. Everytime I play my VJrs I think of him.
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I am glad some of us noticed he hadn't been around for a while and the forum was able to let him know we were thinking of him before it was too late.
He sure was one of us... Interesting, quirky and...
He will missed!
Ward, I think you were a little hard on the Beaver last night!
Go rest high on that glorious mountain, friend.
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I'm not an active contributer to this forum, and didn't know Shane personally. Still, from reading his posts I kind of feel that I know him. When I think of Shane, the first thing that comes to my mind is his role as grammar police, and the "funny misspellings thread" in the ebay section. I'm also a bit interested in grammar and language, so this absolutely hit home with me.
He seemed like a good guy, and my thoughts go out to his family.
Rest in Peace, Shane.
Very sad to hear. Prayers to the family. I'll miss his Red Foxx avatar. Kramer population should read "8999"
Wow man... this sucks. I haven´t been posting much on the forum lately although i have been lurking over, it´s really sad to see a kf brother pass away and to this fuckin illness. It sucks. At least his pain is over now and he´ll get some rest.
RIP Shane.
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RIP Shane! You will be missed!
Sad to hear that.
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fairuse said:Simple and direct. Great Ad.Posted: 6 weeks 6 days agoon the post: Discovery Channel - Milk Truck (2004) 0:30 (USA)
fairuse said:You know what I think? [pause for effect interrupted by he-man bass VO pickup truck advisement] Grrr. Cats on a plane! cover the keyboards! {Back on topic} Any person that does that to their mobile should be deprogrammed of cult code. What a total waste of computing power. To clarify -- their brain. The mobile will recover. I have listened to some of the chatter about "FB Home" but didn't realize how fu¢ked it is till now. One interesting quote, paraphrased, "(..) the way some are carrying on about 'Facebook Home' you would swear they killed their mother (..)". [ed: Should have grabbed it, sorry] I am glad my FB is just a placeholder with worthless data.Posted: 6 weeks 6 days agoon the post: Facebook Home - Airplane Home - (2013) (USA)
fairuse said:And I thought the suits were over this kind of condescending advert. Jezebel's words are not that shocking. The vagina site on the other hand with all those amateur photos (and jacked p0rn pics) were shocking; people need to learn color match and basic lighting. WHAT? Scoffs, one crutch is the same as another, however, it is a crime to do bad photos after someone is brave enough to put the pussy in the press. [ed: sounds good but I am not "the press"] Oh, BTW, I have, mumble, cough.. interview & video that .au news[?] crew made. They were working the angle it was a problem regulators created -- .au government regulations of full-frontal photos require "neat tidy vagina area" or the magazine was not connivence store approved. Photoshopping p0rn pics to make false impressions on the clueless is government's job in any country. The crew went to plastic surgeon next. Film may still be online. nah it is history. I guess the Department of {who the fuc cares} wants to put a sticker on all tuna. I did not forget the 'Johnson' hanging out and not really getting much press unless it is entertainment property or politicos. then just keep it in your pants -- your Valet can handle detailing. The other option is watch the dog; learn, train and watch for alcohol in mystery wipes.Posted: 10 weeks 4 days ago
fairuse said:I think the folks need to scale back on the ganja. This is what they were driving;Posted: 16 weeks 3 days ago
fairuse said:Aw they cute. http://sharpsuits.net/Solutionise I have never heard that kind of word soup. Solutionise image onlyPosted: 19 weeks 1 day ago
fairuse said:That darn word, "adland". If it was adland™®© please license? bummer! Epitemia [1] for above statement: I will read some troll posts in christmas site and adland.tv, "The ad hominem attacks on the ad critics" series. note 1: Monks not allowed to joke Laughing Gods, Weeping Virgins: Laughter in the History of ReligionPosted: 19 weeks 1 day agoon the post: Warm wishes from the nastiest commenters in Ad Land
fairuse said:Why did I let the sociopathic PETA shit lead me here? Oh yeah, PETA is listed; eco-terrorism. All I can say about the save the trees signature scam is that it must be a recruitment tactic; need to resupply the eco-terrorist ranks. A gullibility test? Maybe. Seems the e-mail sig topic is bait for other extremists. Mr.Anon*, or as I should say the late Mr.Anon*, didn't see that coming.Posted: 22 weeks 1 day ago
fairuse said:Wow. Much said about a dungaree. The VO ads don't sway me, mute button is king. Have fun building imagery that cannot come close to the actual history of blue jeans -- History of Blue Jeans with some nifty ads Kidsleepy I find the level of ostentatiousness in the earlier ads a bore. This was funny. :-)Posted: 31 weeks 21 hours ago
fairuse said:Really? For the record this ad makes me insane -- http://adland.tv/commercials/peta-fur-dead-2002-30 dot dot dot. The bengal kittens like their new handle, Hat & Gloves -- Gray Bengal is Hat, Brown Bengal is Gloves. Might be the other way around cause Tosh has softer fur. What did the Leopard say after wearing the man-skin-suit? Eww sweaty and itches. later.Posted: 31 weeks 1 day agoon the post: PETA's top five most offensive (and most sexist) ads
fairuse said:Click.... I had to, I never visited a Facebook storefront. Okay, I still have not visited a Facebook storefront because I was redirected to the [dot]com e-commerce store. I am going to try parsing this for user (customer) satisfaction. 1.0 I visit cute pinup girls and look-a-like cats tumblr [two things I know a tiny bit about] 1.1 Click on "fishbowl" image. 1.1.1 LOGIN to Facebook window. [WTF!] (note: Yes I can read the browser status line and knew FB was next. Still pisses me off.) So, I log in and get a nice FB page full of FB kind of stuff. At this time only the "fishbowl" image is a Facebook link. All other images are linked to .com.au store. 1.1.2 Click "Shop Online" [ https :// www.facebook.com/ hurlyburlyperth/ app_201189479924274 ] Wait one cotton pickin minute. What personal info did I just give up? Not a clue. No popups telling me the "app_" url thingy is sucking all my personal info into the store's or corporate Facebook's infobase (Personal = email addrs/phone#/real address/credit card type/contact list and more). NOTE: my FB is so "nobody but me can see or do anything". However, I am still pissed at the unknown. The please wait while being redirected to store kind of message displays. DUH! 1.1.3 At the online store via Facebook side trip http://www.hurly-burly.com.au/ a) I get it, social media & advertising & connect with customers. b) Even though a) is understood, I can do without it. Any store requiring Facebook (login is required) must separate that from the shopping cart site (ecommerce). Facebook is a marketing tool and forcing a [new] customer to wander thru FB is "iffy logic". Sometimes folks just want to browse catalogue and buy something. Bot see all the behind the counter scene. Established customer is more likely to check that FB story out. c) What is the takeaway? The pinup girl & cat from tumblr I will remember - cute factor. The online store I will recall because the products are niche and the novelty section reminds me of the head shops around the beach (from my youth). And, Hurly Burly are the proud sponsors of Miss Pin Up Australia After a long youtube search I present the newest pinup kitten that needs a pinup girl poster: video length, 20 seconds http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WebyXmdQOkw Of course the contest judge just wants to go home: video length, 17 seconds http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wdvsj0C7rJ0 No brain cells were injured making this comment. [end]Posted: 31 weeks 1 day ago


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Kesler, a 303-pound junior defensive tackle and former Shrine Bowler, wanted to savor the postseason semifinal victory first and foremost with his former Pirate teammates and close friends, Maurice Lewis and Larry Hearne Jr. All three former all-Robeson County players start for the second-ranked Rams (14-0) and have made significant impact this season.
Winston-Salem's rout sets up Saturday's bout with Valdosta State (11-2) in the NCAA Division II National Championship at Braly Municipal Stadium in Florence, Ala.
"It was crazy," Kesler said. "We were ahead and everybody was looking at each other like, 'we're going to Alabama to play for a national championship.' It was amazing."
Last season, Winston-Salem State saw its season end one win short of the championship game against Wayne State University. In Saturday's semifinal win, Lewis rushed for a game-high 118 yards and two touchdowns, Hearne Jr. picked off a pass and Kesler collected two tackles while helping hold the Buffs to just 133 yards rushing.
"When the clock hit zero, I looked for them (Lewis and Hearne Jr.), gave them boys a hug and said, 'we did it,'" Kesler said. "It was probably one of the best moments of my life."
Not far behind perhaps was a moment Kesler also shared with Lewis and Hearne Jr. nearly three years ago on National Signing Day inside Lumberton High's cafeteria.
Following their senior seasons under head coach Mike Brill, Kesler, Lewis and Hearne Jr. decided they would each sign with the same collegiate program, spurning nearby UNCP for Winston-Salem State. After a weekend in-home meeting with WSSU head coach Connell Maynor, a future with the Rams seemed like an ideal fit.
Jalaquon McNeill, The Robesonian's 2009 Defensive Player of the Year, was also part of the joint signing. McNeill suffered an injury last year as a sophomore and is no longer with the team.
"It was another opportunity for us to play together again," said Kesler, who played in the East-West All-Star Game and was an All-Southeastern Conference star as a senior. "Not too many people can play with their teammates from high school (in college). We already had that chemistry. We just made it happen."
The trio admits, even in their loftiest imaginations, seeing their names go from national letters of intent to national championship game day rosters wasn't a reality.
"We knew we'd be on a winning team," Lewis said, "but we didn't see a national championship game coming … We all just bought into our head coach's system."
Kesler, who said he's "still in shock", and Hearne Jr. echoed Lewis' sentiment.
"I never could've imagined we'd do it like this and make it this far," Hearne Jr. said. "But after the season we had last year, I could tell we were on a path to a national championship or at least play for one."
Brill, who recently retired after six years at the helm of Lumberton and 30 years of coaching, has seen plenty of kids under his watch go on to play at the college level — and the NFL — but has never had a former player, let alone three, play in a national championship game.
That will change this weekend in Alabama and Brill, who had a family trip planned, is trying to tweak his schedule so he can see it firsthand.
"I've had some kids go on and do some great things, but playing for a national championship is kind of special," Brill said. "I'm proud of the boys for what they've done. The big thing is it shows what we've got some kids that can do some great things."
Reminiscing back on that National Signing Day in 2010, Brill knew WSSU's Maynor was getting a special package of players when his Pirates signed with the CIAA competitor despite Lewis and Hearne Jr. barely being on the Rams' radar.
Time in Brill's home, some game film and the players all-or-none signing motto changed Maynor's tune.
"Now look at what's going on with them," Brill said. "He's got three kids from Lumberton that are starting. All three of them were great players for me and are doing the same thing now. That speaks well for what we did with these kids. It's a big deal for this town."
The players are well aware — with the flood of congratulatory texts, phone calls and Facebook messages from back home — that they are representing not only Winston-Salem, but also Lumberton and Robeson County when they lace up for Saturday's title game.
"It means a lot," Kesler said. "We get a lot of support from back home. I told him (Coach Brill), that we got to put it on for Lumberton."
Added Lewis: "It's a great feeling to have the county on your back. To just know that their behind you and support you no matter what."
Saturday's game from Florence, Ala. will be televised live on ESPN2 at 1 p.m.


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