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^p.^jT ^e HUNTLEY ^o^w^f^fe VOLUMK 14 — NUMBER 37 THURSDAY, DECEMBER uy 1973 — FHONE — UfSai — II No Aaawer 4S«-09«8 499-14S* or 459-M12 FRANK PARISEK PO 19:^ HUMTLEY, H,I» -^^i^ii^ S PAGES "M SURE YOU ARE RIGHT, THEN GO AHEAD" — DavM Creetetl It December Village Board Meeting The regular meeting ol the Huj>t- ley ViUaee Board was held on Thursday, December 6Wi with all members present. The highlight of the mee'ing was the hiring of h Chief of Police. The PoUc,. C.omm.ittee had reviewed sev¬ eral candidates for the position. In uddltiop to a local inve«iga«Jor of -the carididate. the McHenry County Sheriff's Departmemt searched their recoixt. After a lengthy execuftive session, the Board voted to hire William Otto Friedl to fill the po¬ sition. Mr. Ralph Ooleman and Mr. Brian ColeSTtan were present at the meet, ing, the board had stated thiat they ¦would dSscuss the pos>siWlity of ellniinattng the 4 a.m. liquor license in theVillaRC of Hontley Pinecrest Golf CouTise and Colemans Tavern are the only two e.staWishments who purchased the more expensive liccn.s(.>. The Colemans pi^sented a petition with 100 pigr«tures from residents of the Village and people who work in town ni favor of keep¬ ing the 4 a.m. Hcense. The Board voted u> table the matter at the December meeting. The Board passed the sidewalk ordinance which will require resi¬ dents on certain streets within the HlBii^ir (o pface wiewaUB in front 0* theb- property. The board will give residents who have shn*beiy tdanted on sidewalk right-of-way ad. ditional time to more it. It also will go around healthy tuees rattier than destiX)ying them. This ordinance is published elsewhere in this paper. The board dttscussed the possi¬ bility of placing a flashing red light at Mill Street and Route 47. At¬ torney Caldwell said that the State no tonger pennirts such devices. It was reported that the petttians for crossine gates at Route 47 and Main Street, t**s a flashing signsa at the Mill Stneet Railroad Crossing are on file with, the Stafte. The Boaxli envpowered the vQtege attorney to get the neoesaary evidence to ac¬ quire these gates Eight inches of land was vacated to the Fox V^ley Landscapi^ Oom. pany to comply with ViHage Ordi¬ nances. It was reported that the Village now has $200,000.00 in savings. Emergency School Closing Emergency sdiool closing for Huntley School District No. 158 wtil be repotted to WTVS, Crystal Lake and WRMN and WUKL-FM of El¬ gin. Parents and students are asked to Ksten to WIVS-AM 850, WRMN-AM 1410 and WJKL-FM 94.3. Tile above radio Nations wiH be used because their programing per¬ mits repeated armouncements con- cemii^ sdiood clo^gs. Letters To Santa The State Bank of Huntiey is ac¬ cepting letters that are written by small children to Santa Claus. Tliese letters wall be apswered by Old Saint Nick and the bank has been empowered to give any child a San¬ ta colOT-ing book and "Happy Face" button to the chiklmi that write him a letter. Please oonside>r the State Bank of Huntley as heiadquaiterB for your ohiW'.5 letter to Santa. If you should have any questions, please refer your call to Miss Donmi- en at 669-5151. Meister Singers To Presnt Hoho Show The Meistersingers from Ft. Lau¬ derdale, Fla. will present a Hoho Shew at ^ Congraifiaitiraial Ghurc#i Social Hall Sundlay, Dec. 16'h at 7:30 PM. They are giving this per- forjnance as a "Thank Ywi" to all the people for the kind hospitality they have extended the choru?. Miss Faye Marlowe stated that without the local pe:^le providing hoiisiing it would have been imp ssible for them to tour NorJhern Illincls. e The Mudents wiS present qoo- certs a! WfcsdfieW and Dterryvale .>;hopfing ceTiileis, Marengo, Lci.ti- bard, Mooseheart and HurAley High Schools. They plan to tour the Mu¬ seum of Science and Industry, Ad¬ ler Planetaiium, Fields Miiseum and attend a musical a the Shubert Theaer. Mrs. Lucille TTiurow and Mrs. Marae Eggers will serve sa-ne c»' the mekfe and the stttdMatB yA shiy in tocal homes. The 53 students and 6 adults will make the Herwy Marlowe home at 47 N. OSurch St. their headqoar ers. They are looking foi-ward to at¬ tending the High School Sock Hep. Saturday evening and meeting the local students. The Meistersingers extend an invitation to the local students b) go caroUne af'.tr the Hate Shcur Suactoy «verii# Suadiir e^tlsmocn Mr. CJBen ISetoney |k ntaking airangements tor them t» shde down the hoH at the local school. Many have never seen snow so If you have a sled or toboggan pilease ccme join them Sunday af¬ ternoon for some fun. Christinas Celehration Oec 15 The Huntley merdiants are mak¬ ing plans to weicome Santa to the oommuiMty DeoembeT 16th. The celebration is to indude all age giroups from pre-sohotri up. Donations are now being accepted far the Christmas celebratkai. Anyone inter ested in donating should address thear checks to Santa's Fund, P.O. Box 395, Huntley, Illinois. SCHEDULE — 1:00 p.m. to 3:00 p.m. pre-school. ers thru second grdde. Santa Claus arrival, Crown Snow Princes and Snow Prince 3:00 pm. - 4:00 p.m. — Grane 3, 4 aaid 5. Cartoons, First Oongregat- ional Church Social Hall. 6:00 p.m. - 7:30 p.m. — Grades 6, 7 and 8. Jr. High Sock Hop, First t^onongrejgaftaonal Church's Social Hall Refreshments 8:30 - 11:30 p.m. — Grades 9 thru 12. Hi^ School Dance Music by - "Sympathy," First Oongnegat ional Church's Social Hall Refresh¬ ments. Eligibility for Snow Princess and Soow Prince. Age 4 throu^ 8. Bal¬ lot boxes will be placed at various merdiants for singing up. Parents be sure to register your child be- Ibre December 13th. THE FOLLOWING DONATED: POLY SPECIALTIES, INC DEANS POODS JAMES OLAUGHUN JACOB RICHARDS ROY DIEDRIOK JIMS CITGO SERVICE BOWL-HI LANES AL BLANKENSHIP EL SCHARF TOM A BILL MRS. DICK ROBERTA SWEENEY SAW SHARPENING VILLAGE INN HAROI.D DOTY RON & MARY STROUPR HARRY'S SUPER VALU COLEMAN'S TAP MR & MRS BOB FX:KMAN MR & MRS JAMES O'CXJNNOR SR TOWN TAP CHUCKS BARBER SHOP STATE BANK OF HUNTLEY A. W ROBINSON CO. CUNT BIRKENADER HARRY GERGERCALS JOYCE & WALT CLARENCE'S BARBER SHOP HUNTLEY FARM STORE K. P BAKLEY LITTLE AMERICA B & B SERVICE OFFIE'S TAP DAVE STERNBERG SLOW MOE NANCY REH DELORES McGEE DAISY KUNKE MUELLER FARMS UONS CLUB COILS INC HANSEN HEATING & PLUMBING MARGES BEAUTY SHOP JIM & NANCY GRIMES J. H. PATTERSON MIDWEST WELL SUPPLY VILLAGE STORE RUTH'S BEAUTY SHOP BARNEY KILLIAN RON HILL BEN HANSFdRD CHEVROLET PENQUIN SNOWMOBILE CLUB HAROLD STAFFORD EVELYN & CLEM HARTMAN MARY JANE & BILL JUNE OBENAUF IRISH & DICK JACOBS MARLOWE FEED & HATCHERY RELIABLE MOTORS ELMERS DISCO BECKER BROS. APIS. HEINEMAN'S HARDWARE HUNTLEY FARMSIDE ERNIES RESTAURANT DOROTHY & JOE SCHALLER PARKSIDE TAP HENRY WELI-S New Police Chief Hired Wimam Otto Friedl, 35, was ap¬ pointed acting Chief of Police unliil ApM-il 1, 1974. Mr Friedl will take over the position on January 1, 1974. At present he resides in Oar- pentersviUe but will shortly rnove to town. At present he is a patrol¬ man with the Barrington PoUce De. partment. He has however acted as an ur«5eroo\'er a^^ent and detectives. He has 36 hours towards his police scier.c-e certificalte. According to thf police committee Mr. Fniedl comes with the highest qilalifications for the job. Post Office Christmas Hours Expanded Postmaster Michelsen announces that the post office window hours will be extended from December 10 thru December 22. The stamn viandows will be open for service Mondays thcxi Saturday's from 7:00 a.m. to 5:30 pjn. dudng bhls time. There will also t>e receipt and dk- patch of madl on Sunday, Decem- l)er 15th and December 23rd. Postmaster Michelsen advises that all parcels and ktleiB intended for delivery by Chrisbnas should be mailed immediateiy- Be sure to use ZIP codes on all addresses. Huntley Fireworks Case Continued The case Involving Anthony T. Cartolano, owner of the Melrose Fireworks Com^bny located in Hunt. ley was postponed by Judfte Leonand Brody until Jaji. 10. In the hearing Dec. 5 Simon Stick- gold, Ottolano's lawyer moved to surpress evidence in a criminal case aUeg:ing unlawful aaie of I^reworta to McHenry County undercover de¬ puties because the evidence was se- curet in an urdawful manner. The amount of the purchase wMch the deputies are alleged to have made is $12.00. The date of the sale is Jane 1973 after tlie Tireworks plant was closed June l-^tfa by the Sherift on a complaint that fireworics were beii^ unlawfuUy exploded. Thb charge w«s <lsinisscd by Judge Thomas Baler. Attorney Stiickgold argued tlsat the sheriffs men were in violattan of the co««t order when they pur¬ chased the firworks, stnce the i4ant wsa already under the Sheriif s oon- troi. Assistant States Attorney Den Mengeling aiigured that wfaHe tiie fireworks were under the lesiU oon- trxd of the Sheriff, Cartotane sdU had actual physical oc»trol and Itatt nothing wias done to entrap him by the deputies. Hic oondmiaoce was given to at- kmr Mm to amend his motion m Jiidge Brody commented that the nM<ion to suiprest evidence con¬ tained only oooolusions ot hi« cbart- es of eotrapment and lidawful se- curement ot evidraoe-
Object Description
Title | The Huntley Farmside |
Date | 1973-12-13 |
Month | 12 |
Day | 13 |
Year | 1973 |
Volume | 14 |
Issue | 37 |
Decade | 1970-1979 |
Creator | The Huntley Farmside |
Coverage | Huntley, Illinois, United States |
Description | Weekly Newspaper from the Huntley Area Public Library Collection |
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That is more than the U.S. swimmer can say about a certain, unnamed athlete he idolized as a child.
And that is why Lochte has been known to simply give away some of his non-Olympic medals, including the gold medal he won over the weekend while breaking his own world record in the 200-meter individual medley at the world short course swimming championships in Istanbul.
"I remember when as a kid I looked up to an Olympian superstar," Lochte said. "I won't mention his name [but] I asked for an autograph and he said 'no'. I told my parents that if I ever get in the same position, I'll do it."
Lochte later tweeted a picture of himself with Arda Cakmak, the Turkish boy who wore the medal given to him by the generous American swimmer. "He's a winner in my book!" Lochte wrote of Cakmak, who had been patiently waiting for an autograph.
It wasn't the only medal Lochte handed out during the world championships. But not to worry -- he had plenty to spare after finishing the event with six golds and one silver.
"One of the main reasons for racing is because of my fans, so I always want to give something back," Lochte said. "If I took the medal, it would end up in a sock drawer. If I give it to a fan, they're going to treasure it."
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The goal of this blog, is to catalog and record something new that I learn every day. Whether it be academic or nonsensical, I believe this will be something valuable to look back on in the future.
Catching Elephant is a theme by Andy Taylor
So. We all thought that the whole class warfare between the 1% and the 99% was dying down. The encampments in SF and Oakland, CA have been broken up and life was returning to its normal course. However, a wealthy investment banker left a waitress a "1%" tip (I see what he did there) and gave her a written "tip" in advising her to "get a real job."
Stepping away from whether this was ethical or not ethical, or moral or immoral. My mind was blown in how there was such a sharp and poignant metaphorical message behind such a simple notion of tipping 1%.
I am a fan of metaphors (I love creative writing), and I thought this was an interesting example of metaphors/symbolism in real life.
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Trivia Night and Silent Auction: Friday at 6 p.m. at Chapel of The Lake, 11000 Veterans Memorial Pkwy, Lake Saint Louis. Support the youth mission team as they raise money for their upcoming trip to the Navajo Nation in Thoreau, New Mexico. Doors will open at 6 p.m.Register your table of 8 online at http://chapeltrivia.eventbrite.com. Local MOPS Group to Host Spring Fling Craft Fair: Friday and Saturday at Morning Star Church, 1600 Feise Rd., Dardenne Prairie. Along with the fair, they will have gently-used children's items for sale. Admission is free and includes a dessert bar, refreshments and a chance to win door prizes. Live Music at the University Diner with Just for S & G: Friday at 6 p.m. at 504 Droste Rd., St. Charles. Acoustic …
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Krista DeAngelis (801) 832-2682 Nov. 20, 2008 SALT LAKE CITY– Known for his passion for teaching and desire for constant improvement in the classroom, Westminster's Dr. Nick More, associate professor of philosophy, was selected as the 2008 Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching Utah Professor of the Year today. The Council for Advancement and Support of Education administers the U.S. Professors of the Year Awards Program, and they selected More as Utah's winner. He was selected from nearly 300 top professors from around the United States. More expressed both surprise and pleasure upon hearing his award announcement. "It makes me grateful for Westminster College, because know I would never have won this award if it weren't for the great environment the college has created for serious learning—the support the institution gives to the teaching professor and not just the researcher, the help and encouragement I've received from my colleagues, and the unique students I've had over the years," he said. Throughout his 15 years at Westminster, More has embraced the college's learning goals of critical, analytical and integrative thinking. He has made numerous improvements to the philosophy curriculum that have helped students understand the value of analytical thinking. "More people are coming to realize how much employers value the logical thinking, problem solving and communication skills that a philosophy major develops…I especially enjoy hearing all the success stories of our philosophy graduates. They thrive in just about any field you can name, because they can think and communicate so well," he explained. More's vision also helped revamp the college's Honors Program and launch the school's Honors Council. In 2007, More was selected for Westminster's Excellence in Teaching Award, an honor bestowed upon one select faculty member each year. "More is an amazing teacher and a strong advocate for the quality of undergraduate education," said Dr. Mary Jane Chase, dean of Westminster's School of Arts and Sciences, who personally nominated More for the 2008 Professor of the Year Award. "He is a genuinely unselfish colleague who is known for his exemplary scholarship, as well as his dedication to service in and outside the classroom." The U.S. Professor of the Year Program is the only national initiative specifically designed to recognize excellence in undergraduate teaching and mentoring. Receiving the award is the culmination of More's accomplishments, and he will be recognized at an awards luncheon at the Willard InterContinental in Washington D.C. today. "My passion for teaching is actually a thinly disguised passion for learning. I find it natural to run a class discussion because I have so many questions about the issues that philosophy inspires us to take seriously…teaching is a joy for me because there's so much I don't know; I like to stay 'keen on the hunt,' as it were, and help students realize the power of their own thinking," he said. The Carnegie Foundation: The Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching was founded in 1905 by Andrew Carnegie "to do all things necessary to encourage, uphold and dignify the profession of teaching." The foundation is the only advanced-study center for teachers in the world and the third-oldest foundation in the nation. Its nonprofit research activities are conducted by a small group of distinguished scholars. CASE: The Council for Advancement and Support of Education is the largest international association of education institutions, serving more than 3,400 universities, colleges, schools, and related organizations in 61 countries. CASE is the leading resource for professional development, information, and standards in the fields of educational fundraising, communications, marketing and alumni relations. Westminster College: Westminster is a nationally recognized, comprehensive liberal arts college. With a broad array of graduate and undergraduate programs, Westminster is distinguished by its unique environment for learning. Westminster prepares students for success through active and engaged learning, real world experiences and its vibrant campus community. Westminster's unique location, adjacent to the Rocky Mountains and to the dynamic city of Salt Lake, further enriches the college experience. For more information, visit www.westminstercollege.edu.


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Our final day's ride would tackle the Galibier 100 years after the Tour first scaled it. All of our guests were excited and a bit nervous to finally get on the famous slopes. Earlier in the week we rode 100 miles from Aix le Bains to La Grave over the mitochondria-abusing Col de Glandon; before limping most of the way up the Col du Lautaret to our new base hotel in La Grave for the high Alpine portion of our adventure. This was a rude introduction to the Alps, but everyone made it before dark, and we now knew what a true Tour stage was like.
And it also gave us a good chance to pick off famous and more scenic mountains like Alpe d'Huez, Col de Sarenne, and the outstanding La Berarde climb in the following days.
Photo: Ben Ingham
As luck had it the Galibier was closed to car traffic on the first Saturday of September, and thousands of Belgians came down for a charity ride from the opposite side. I was delighted. One of my favorite cols dripping in cycling lore, and nothing but a few cows and overly-sugared Belgians on the road …
I first saw the Galibier from Paul Kochli's car during a long drive through the Alps in '86 when I raced for La Vie Claire. He was right about the Galibier being a race changer: In the '86 Tour it was where Hinault attacked Lemond, who was up for the chase. In '92 I was able to relax over the Giant and wait for the following Croix de Fer climb to find a good break to stay away over Alpe d'Huez [Hampsten was the first American to win on the famous Alpe, nine years before Lance Armstrong became the second].
And most memorably for me, scaling it from the Telegraphe side in 1993: I was hanging tough with Indurain, Rominger, Jaskula and Meija until a few kilometers from the top. For unfathomable reasons I was driving myself nuts fretting over a sticky bit of tarmac that had hitchhiked its way on to my right calf. The pace was torrential with Rominger forcing it hard, and I finally had to brush off the fly sized speck away. I remember my own hand felt like a branding iron burning its way into the inflamed muscles. Shortly afterwards my pace was no longer enough to stay with fast company. The Galibier has never left any rider unimpressed.
But almost two decades later, sitting on the terrace of the Eidelwiess hotel in La Grave with an uncommonly pleasant group of fellow cyclists, any discomfort from my racing past has vanished. All of the guides had chosen a Galibier Jersey and reserved them until this day. Once again the Rapha signature mojo of adapting a powerful location to a jersey comes off stunningly. Glacial blue, old snow white and slate in a warm soft rugged wool: The perfect jersey to celebrate riding the Col du Galibier.
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Andy Hampsten and his most over-qualified guide Scot Nicol (Ibis Cycles founder) in La Grave ready to enjoy both sides of the Galibier. September 3, 2011.
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18th October 2011 01:56pm
Thank you Andy for being a true, life-long cyclist.
Sure you were an amazing racer and had your well deserved time on the podium, but all these years later your still riding, making bikes (well, your brother is anyway), leading tours, staying healthy and fit, and connecting riders in both the Old and New worlds.
Keep it up and hopefully I'll get to ride with you one day.
Simon Jagassar
18th October 2011 06:55pm
Great Story Andy. Thank you Rapha , Thank you Andy.
Steven Strathie
19th October 2011 02:48pm
A great story which captures the essence of why people buy Rapha Jersey's.
Bike Racing has such a rich history that all fans want the experience of re-living these moments.
Rapha with their Inside stories and commemorative jerseys undoubtedly add to that experience.
My first Rapha purchase? Il Passo di Gavia 1988. Worn first on the Gavia summit in 2008.
Enough said.
Michael Stokely
19th October 2011 06:35pm
I climbed the Galibier this past summer. A real challenge and a great time.
William Millard
28th October 2011 09:56am
Hi Andy
I am the sheepish guy who shook your hand at Heathrow airport as we boarded the flight to Denver. You looked surprised to be recognised in those surroundings. It all comes from that photograph of you on the Gavia that is etched into my mind whenever I am riding in the long, cold scandinavian winter.
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Today we want to talk about timing belts. They're something that many St. Charles drivers don't know much about and yet your vehicle won't run if it's broken – and it could cause many thousands of dollars damage if it does break. A broken timing belt is usually a tale of woe. Even though timing belt replacement is scheduled in the owner's manual, it's not the kind of thing that most St. Louis car owners remember&hellip» read more
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Eliza Doolittle (real name Eliza Caird) has been one of the biggest success stories of the summer, providing the perfect breezy soundtrack with her debut self-titled album, which to date has spent an amazing 14 weeks in the top 40 UK album charts. She doesn't appear ready to slow down either, with new single Rollerblades sure to help us stave off the winter blues and a series of headline dates and support slots with Paloma Faith coming up, Eliza is set to establish herself as one of Britain's brightest young stars.
I Like Music spoke to Eliza about how she found her sound, falling in love with music at an early age, her song-writing process and what the future holds.
"I Like Music because…it makes me feel things that I can't feel with anything else in the world." Eliza Doolittle
ILM: You're just about to go out on a headline tour, how are you feeling about it?
Eliza: I'm actually in the bus right now on the way to the first venue! I'm super-excited about the tour. I was a bit nervous, but we've had a few practice gigs now, so I'm really excited.
ILM: What can people expect from the tour?
Eliza: We've got a few more songs and a keyboard player now as well, so it sounds a bit more like the record. It's going to be really good I hope!
ILM: How long have you been working on the new sound?
Eliza: We've had about two days! Hopefully it's going to be okay though!
ILM: You've been writing for a long time, but how about playing live? Is that something you've been doing for ages as well?
Eliza: I've been doing it since I was 15. I'm glad that I started so early, otherwise I'd be rubbish now! I've had a lot of practice and I have a lot of fun with it now.
ILM: Do you still get nervous before you go on stage, even after doing it for such a long time?
Eliza: I definitely had more nerves back then, but I still have a little bit now, and I think that's important. You should never be too comfortable with anything you do.
ILM: So what does the current tour hold in store for you?
Eliza: The tour dates are sprinkled around this month, along with some uni gigs and freshers' balls, and then at the end of the month we're going to L.A. for a couple of days before we come back to support Paloma Faith on tour.
ILM: What are you up to in L.A.?
Eliza: Just doing a showcase, introducing myself to America!
ILM: So is breaking the States the next big goal then?
Eliza: Absolutely, we're going to give it a go! I think the album comes out over there in March sometime.
ILM: Speaking of the album, it's been doing really well in the charts recently, and stands out as very different from much of what else is out there. How did you develop your unique style?
Eliza: I really had to find my style. The reason why I'd been working so much before my record came out is that I'd never really found my own sound. I spent a long time experimenting, but the minute I found my sound things started going well for me. I got a record deal and everything fell into place.
ILM: What other sounds did you dabble with before you got to where you are?
Eliza: Well it was always still just me; it was never another genre or anything. I just never had one particular thing. I was coming from loads of different places. Songs would sound like my songs, but there wasn't anything that tied them all together. That's why it was so good when I felt like I'd found something completely different and new.
ILM: Has the song that made it click for you ended up on the album?
Eliza: Yes, it was Rollerblades actually, which is my next single. It's out on October 18th!
ILM: What were you listening to at the time that you wrote Rollerblades? Was there anything in particular that influenced you to write in that new way?
Eliza: Well I think the reason that Rollerblades was so good was that I really hadn't heard anything like it before, so I don't know that anything influenced it in particular. But I did listen to a lot of different music when I was making the record: the Kinks, Steeley Dan, Stevie Wonder, The Supremes, Madonna, Benny King, Burt Bacharach… Loads of stuff! At the same time I don't know if that influenced me, or whether I was influenced by stuff that I'd listened to before. I just listen to so much different music that it's hard to say what has an impact on mine.
ILM: Did you have a very musical childhood?
Eliza: Well, I did always love music. I would spend my pocket money choosing songs on that tv channel The Box! I would basically spend my weekends ringing up and choosing videos! I loved it!
ILM: When did music go from simply being something that you loved to the thing that you wanted to do with your life?
Eliza: I think even when people used to ask "what do you want to be when you grow up?" I used to tell them I wanted to be a singer. Maybe at first I said it without really meaning it seriously, but after a few times I thought "well actually I should try this!" That's what made me start writing when I was nearly thirteen. And I'm really glad that I did start so early, because if I hadn't have focussed like I did back then I'd probably be way behind right now.
ILM: What advice would you give to someone who's looking at where you are right now and thinking they'd like to get there too?
Eliza: Start writing straight away, and be involved in the music you make. That's a more fulfilling path to take than just singing other people's songs. It's such a great feeling to finish a song; it's like having children! Also, as soon as you have a few songs under your belt get gigging. It's important to get out there, because if people like your music then they'll want to get on board with the project and help you out.
ILM: What's your song-writing process like?
Eliza: I haven't been writing that much recently because we've been busy touring which is pretty crap because I love writing and I feel like I should make sure I'm creative wherever I go. But usually when I write I work with melody and lyrics first; usually melody first and then lyrics, but sometimes both at the same time. Then I just build it from there really. At other times I'll write with a piano, or I might go into the studio and the producer I'm working with will have a track already which I'll write on top of. It's often quite different, but I'm generally quite a melodic person and lyrics come straight after.
ILM: Do you write with your band at all?
Eliza: Yeah, sometimes when we're in rehearsals they'll be jamming something and I'll quickly record it on my phone and put a top line over it. I have things stored as ideas, but none of that has actually gone into a studio yet.
ILM: You shy away from going down the standard pop music route of writing lyrics about boys; where do you get your inspiration from instead?
Eliza: I'm inspired by everything around me, whether it's the news, something I read, or anything that I've been through or have to get off my chest. Whatever I observe or feel.
ILM: Do you start with a concept and decide to write a song about that, or does a line or two pop into your head and you go from there?
Eliza: Sometimes a lyric just comes into my head when I'm working with a melody, and it seems subconsciously to work with what I'm feeling. Other times I'll start with a concept. Skinny Genes, for example, was just a really cool concept. I loved the idea of writing a song about a guy that you hate but who's really good in bed! So on an occasion like that I start writing a melody with a lyrical concept in mind and go from there.
ILM: You say you haven't really started working on new material properly yet, but do you have an idea of what direction you might want to go in on the next album?
Eliza: I have an idea, but nothing's been set in stone yet… For me this next album will be a step up, and the one after will be another step up and so on.
ILM: Can you tell us anything about this new idea?
Eliza: No! It's really brand new!
ILM: Speaking of new albums representing steps up in your career, are there any artists who you particularly look up to in career terms rather than musical terms?
Eliza: There are tons! Someone like Carole King I really look up to for her writing and her soul. She's definitely a legend that I would aspire to be like. Stevie Wonder again is a legend. Even someone like David Albarn. He's a musical genius! He's just constantly creating, whether it's with Blur, Gorillaz or any other project. It's just amazing to see someone constantly churning out great music. That's what I'd like to be able to do.
ILM: Who would be your dream collaboration?
Eliza: Stevie Wonder! He's the number one person I'd like to work with. It seems a bit far-fetched but it's definitely one of my goals.
ILM: What's the next step after Rollerblades has been released and you've finished the current live dates?
Eliza: I'm going to have Christmas off. Then I just want to get my music heard around the world and start working on the new record. Just keep spreading the Doolittle word!
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With barely 10 weeks before an Election Day decision on the 2011 law that would allow in-state tuition for undocumented students, opponents of the Maryland "Dream Act" are gearing up for a campaign to persuade voters to shoot the act down.
Advocates on both sides of the issue now know how voters will have the question put to them when they take to voting booths November for Maryland's first referendum on an enacted law in more than 20 years.
On Monday, the Maryland State Board of Elections spelled out the language for all seven questions appearing on the Nov. 6 ballot, of which the Dream Act will be fourth:
Public Institutions of Higher Education – Tuition Rates (Ch. 191 of the 2011 Legislative Session)
Establishes that individuals, including undocumented immigrants, are eligible to pay in-state tuition rates at community colleges in Maryland, provided the student meets certain conditions relating to attendance and graduation from a Maryland high school, filing of income taxes, intent to apply for permanent residency, and registration with the selective service system (if required); makes such students eligible to pay in-state tuition rates at a four-year public college or university if the student has first completed 60 credit hours or graduated from a community college in Maryland; provides that students qualifying for in-state tuition rates by this method will not be counted as in-state students for purposes of counting undergraduate enrollment; and extends the time in which honorably discharged veterans may qualify for in-state tuition rates.
That wording was met favorably by Educating Maryland Kids, a coalition of education organizations, faith groups, labor unions and immigrant and civil rights advocates that was integral to last year's Dream Act push.
"The ballot language accurately and fairly represents the content of the legislation and makes clear that the Maryland DREAM Act is a simple matter of fairness," Kristin Ford, spokeswoman for Educating Maryland Kids, wrote in an email to Patch. "Maryland kids who graduated from Maryland high schools and whose families pay Maryland taxes should pay in-state tuition," Ford wrote.
Brad Botwin, director of the anti-illegal immigrant group Help Save Maryland, would rather see the ballot say "illegal aliens"—instead of "undocumented immigrants"—as the U.S. Supreme Court did in its June decision to uphold the core of Arizona's controversial law empowering local and state police to make immigration-based arrests.
"It should be a more legalistic term. This is more of a politically correct—for some people—term," Botwin said. "But people are smart enough to know what that means."
The Dream Act came into law after years of statehouse wrangling that culminated with Gov. Martin O'Malley's signature in the final moments of the 2011 legislative session.
Opponents mobilized a petition drive led by Republican Dels. Neil Parrott and Pat McDonough. Their website, MDPetitions.com, helped garner more than 110,000 signatures—twice what was required—in only two months.
Then came a pair of courtroom battles after the ACLU of Maryland questioned the validity of the website's methods. This June, the state Court of Appeals shot down the ACLU's challenge, clearing the way for the referendum, reported The Washington Post.
Anti-Dream Act activists expect to see the same sort of groundswell that surfaced during last year's petition drive.
"The energy is very high," Botwin said. "It's still hot and heavy. This is very much on the mind of the voters."
Help Save Maryland has aligned with the grassroots groups Maryland Society of Patriots and We the People, Carroll County as activists look to spread their message about the impacts of in-state tuition, Botwin said.
"More of the groups are getting together to push the issue," he said.
In light of the uproar that surfaced last year, Botwin said he doubts that the voter registration efforts of student-driven Dream Act supporters will yield much of an impact at the ballot box.
"Students don't vote, and I would imagine most of them aren't citizens," Botwin said. "At the end of the day, I'm going to the poll and they're not."
With seven ballot questions in all—the most that Maryland voters will have ever seen—advocates' top priority will be to school voters on the complex issues, The Washington Post reported.
"There's not a lot of time between now and November, and certainly educating, letting people know, is going to take a lot of our effort," Parrott told the Post.
11:50 pm on Thursday, August 23, 2012
Why should hardworking Marylanders have to work harder to subsidize tuition for people born in Montreal, Monterrey, or Macao? Or Baltimore or Bethesda? Financial aid for low-income students is a fine idea, but not for those who can afford tuition themselves (no matter where they were born).
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10:14 am on Sunday, August 26, 2012
That is NOT the issue Zin...the issue is Maryland taxpayers will have to pay the balance for "illegal aliens", you know the ones that are in the USA illegally, against the law of our land. It is NOT financial aid for low income people. Hell, I know people that are here illegally and are doing pretty good living off taxpayers dollars now. One friend of ours gets her townhouse and utilities paid for by MoCo. Her kids and her nephew that lives with her get free education, meals at school. She gets money each month for food. They get free medical and dental. She told me that she works a couple hours a week cleaning a couple of friends homes, for extra spending money. Get the facts and the truth. I am voting against the so called "dream act" BS. If you want to support it, then get your checkbook out and pay more in taxes.
Erick Lastarria
9:49 pm on Monday, August 27, 2012
I bet these kids don't resort to the things you are talking about. Why don't you man up and have a serious talk with your illegal friends?
B Allen
9:18 am on Tuesday, August 28, 2012
Erick, what the hell are you talking about, have a serious talk with my friends that are here illegal? I gave the facts as she put to me. I also have friends that have become citizens LEGALLY, paid the money and the time , who are NOT in favor for this so called "Dream Act". They feel that illegals are handed things by these libtards when they had to work hard and do the things necessary to become citizens. Even my preat grandparents who cam here from Italy did the right things to become citizens and NEVER had their hands out expecting ANYTHING from the government. So, all the libtardsthat dont get it and want to keep giving handouts to illegals and also those who NObama said that don't have to go through the process of looking for work to stay on welfare can pay more of their income in taxes and "foot the bill". Oh wait, the majoprity of you libtards are on government assistance anyway...
John T.
10:21 am on Saturday, September 1, 2012
The DREAM ACT is a great name for this bill. To think that we would become so screwed up with our thinking and our logic that we would be voting to provide on in-state tuition rates for people who are here illegally, THIS MUST BE A DREAM!
9:18 pm on Saturday, September 1, 2012
You are right to be angry about this satanic bill called the dream act. I am organizing
American black citizens in Prince Georges County Maryland to aid in the battle to come.The key to defeating this evil movement. Be encouraged GOD is with us and he loves the truth.
8:06 pm on Monday, September 17, 2012
How can I contact you and other groups who are trying to stop the Maryland Dream Act? Illegal immigration has decimated the black community in Los Angeles. Most Marylanders don't realize the Dream Act is not about a "few" students. It is about increasing the latino population in Md. and that leads to political power. Google this to see how it's done: Compton latino Los Angeles Times.
Illegal aliens are counted on the Census just like a legal citizen. If enough of them are counted, they can legally demand political representation based on their numbers. It is what's in store for Maryland's black neighborhoods if you encourage illegal immigration by passing the Dream Act.
Bill Hussein O'Stalin
8:32 am on Wednesday, September 12, 2012
It's amazing how the supporters make themselves look foolish when they claim it's only fair. Not, if life were fair I wouldn't have to vote on a ridiculous bill which however worded is actually a vote to raise my property taxes because you can bet that will be thenext step. The members of the country council will soon cook up some more lies about why property taxes have to go up without referring to million dollar giveaways for illegal aliens. Subsidized education costs are only part of the problem. This will lead to massive free health care (Paid for by all citizens of the state), massive free housing and massive food stamp coordination. If this bill passes legal citizens who want education will see their costs go up to support the freeloaders. Even if the bill does not pass Sombrero Leggett will cook up another scheme to accomplish the same outcome. The taxpayers in Montgomery County are screwed and I can't wait to sell my house and move. We plan to leave by next spring.
9:28 pm on Monday, September 17, 2012
8:22 pm on Monday, September 17, 2012
Please stay in California and kindly butt out of our state's affairs."
I never apologize for telling the truth Frank. Does the truth anger you?
As for staying in California, Jim Vance on NBC in D.C. says I'll need an umbrella tomorrow. We have a Md. Delegate and radio news director to see tomorrow.
Cheer up Frank, sometimes lies beat the truth, so you may have a chance.
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The crime of assault is often a crime with only two witnesses – the alleged victim and the alleged perpetrator. It is seldom that simple. Two people can get into a fight after a bar closes with nobody to witness who threw the first punch. Two people can be playing a card game at home, get into a loud argument and end up being charged with assault after a neighbor calls complaining of the noise.
What happens if the victim is underage? Does a slap become a sexual assault?
When is it assault and when is it self-defense? How is it determined who is telling the truth and who is lying? These are some of the ambiguities that a skilled Minneapolis assault lawyer will deal with in the criminal defense of assault charges.
Kevin DeVore is a Minneapolis assault attorney and criminal defense lawyer. He is a Certified Criminal Law Specialist and a member of the Minnesota Society of Criminal Justice, which limits its membership to only 50 Minnesota criminal defense attorneys. In addition, since 2004 he has been recognized as a Super Lawyer by Minnesota Law & Politics magazine. Those who have been charged with assault would be well-advised to obtain legal counsel from an attorney as experienced and capable as Kevin DeVore.
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The consequences of an assault charge can increase significantly when there are extenuating circumstances. For example, was there a weapon involved in the assault? Was the alleged victim a vulnerable adult or impaired at the time of the alleged incident? Is the individual charged with assault on probation for a similar or unrelated offense? Each of these issues can escalate the potential jail time if there is a conviction – making a dismissal or acquittal all the more important.
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An experienced Minneapolis assault attorney such as Kevin DeVore will often pursue all of these options at the same time. This provides more opportunities for a positive outcome. For example, an assault charge could be dropped if the alleged perpetrator agrees to anger management treatment. That could be an acceptable option for one person and an unacceptable option for someone else. In any case, the decision is always the client's to make after listening to advice from the attorney.
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JOPLIN, MO.--- Soul's Harbor staff member Cletis Roland has been preparing for the dropping temperatures.
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Lang-Lessing was awarded the Ferenc Fricsay Prize in Berlin at the young age of 24, and he subsequently took up a conducting post at the Hamburg State Opera. His other previous posts include eight years as resident conductor at Deutsche Oper Berlin and chief conductor and artistic director of the Orchestre Symphonique et Lyrique de Nancy for seven years. Under Maestro Lang-Lessing's direction, the Nancy Opera was elevated to national status, becoming the Opéra National de Lorraine. His early music studies were at the Hamburg State Conservatory.
Equally renowned for his work on the concert stage, Lang-Lessing has led performances with major orchestras across the globe, including the Tokyo Philharmonic Orchestra, Leipzig Gewandhaus Orchestra, Hamburg Symphony Orchestra, Orchestre de Paris, Orchestre Philharmonique de Radio France, Orchestre de Toulouse, Orchestre de Bordeaux, Orchestre de l'Opéra de Lyon, Orquesta Filarmonica Malaga and top orchestras in Australia, among others.
Sebastian Lang-Lessing also has an extensive discography with the Tasmanian Symphony, highlighted by the complete symphonies of Mendelssohn and Schumann, as well as recordings of music by Saint-Saëns, d'Indy, Franck, Ravel, Bruch and Australian contemporary composer Brett Dean. Further recordings with the orchestra include Mozart's three final symphonies; a disc featuring pianist Kirill Gerstein in the piano concertos of Ravel and Mendelssohn; and a recording of Grieg's Peer Gynt and Holberg Suites. Lang-Lessing is also well known for his rediscovery of the music of French composer Joseph-Guy Ropartz; CD releases of his symphonies with Orchestre Symphonique et Lyrique de Nancy received critical acclaim.