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Billy Schuler, welcome to the Earthquakes.
The former North Carolina All-American, who played the past two seasons with Hammarby IF in Sweden, has been impressive in his first training camp with the Earthquakes, giving Coach Mark Watson another attacking option.
The Earthquakes landed the 23-year-old Schuler by winning a weighted draft lottery in January. Schuler has looked comfortable on and off the ball in San Jose.
"It's going well," the New Jersey native said before the team headed off to Portland for the Rose City Invitational.
"I'm kind of through that stage of getting to know everyone, especially on and off the field. It's been good so far. Training's been pretty hard, so it's kind of just getting our fitness in. We'll get our legs under us as the season comes closer."
Watson describes Schuler as a "very good player" who has a good feel for the game and how to get on the ball.
"I've been really impressed with him," Watson said. "He's someone that's fit in really well with the group, scored some good goals, and he's another one that's in contention for spots."
Schuler's new teammates also like what they've seen so far.
"I think he's a good player," target forward Alan Gordon said. "I really think he's gonna help us out. He adds a little different dynamic than Lenny (Steven Lenhart) and I give. It's gonna be up to the coaches to see where they see him contributing, but he will be a piece that will be played this year."
Thrilled to find himself on a veteran-laden and welcoming squad, Schuler reflected on his choice to head to Hammarby, a second division club in Stockholm, after a prolific college career.
"I had a couple of options coming out of college, and I chose to go overseas and play at Hammarby in Sweden. It was a great challenge for me," he said. "The soccer was good as well. It was a really cool city. I met a lot of cool people. I had a good time over there. I think I progressed as a player a lot, had a lot of experience. Obviously, maybe I was out of sight a little bit from the players in the U.S., and stuff like that, and the coaches, maybe. But I thought it was a really good experience and, obviously, when my time came to come back to the MLS, it was something that I really wanted to do. San Jose was a team that went in for me, and so I ended up here."
Schuler scored two goals in 26 appearances in two seasons in Sweden. He also played for Hammarby's developmental team, Nacka FF. Before that, Schuler led North Carolina to a 2011 national championship, finishing with 29 goals and 15 assists over three seasons with UNC.
Schuler believes he "definitely" made the right choice going to the Swedish club with ties to the United States.
"It was very difficult to turn down and not come to the MLS because they had a lot of interest in me, but I don't regret it at all," he said.
He's getting the best of both worlds with the Earthquakes, being surrounded by proven MLS veterans as they all vie for playing time.
"It's great," Schuler said. "You have both of that. You're around guys that have been in the league and have had success in the league. You come to that, and you want to learn from that and see what they do, how they're playing, and how they're finding success, but at the same time it's almost unspoken that you're competing against each other. You're competing for time. You kind of have both of that, so it makes you better in both worlds."
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Dean had never heard of vampires. Sure, there was the occasional horror flick that invloved them, but they werent real, right? Wrong. During the year Edward was away from Carlisle, Edward accidentally bites Dean during a moment of weakness....this is his story.
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How could she, an angel, ever want to be with some born from hell?
Dean is a vampire. He has been walking the earth for a few years. He has seen so much death that it causes him physical pain to think about it. Some of the death has been caused by him. That is why I sit here, beside this pit, waiting for death to visit me. I deserve to die, to die for all those people I killed. They had lives…I had a life…before…before, I had to end it; I had to ruin everything. Dean has been in love once, and once only. He doesn't even know what happened to her.
"Dean, what are you doing?" she laughed, "That tickles!!"
Dean laughed. "That's the point, silly!"
"Hey! That's not fair!" she giggled.
"Dean! Time for lunch!" his mother called; he was five. She was his best friend. They had known each other since they were babies.
"Coming, Mommy!" he called. "Don't worry, Lissy, I'll be back."
Ten years later, Dean and Alissa were in high school. Even at fifteen, they hadn't changed much. They were still best friends, and they still lived next to each other. It was the first day of their sophomore year when they realized they were in love. Their other friend, Mike, was throwing a party since his parents were out of town; Alissa and Dean topped the guest list.
"Mike, I don't know if this is a good idea… I mean, what if your parents come home early?" Alissa fretted.
"Aw Lissa, don't worry. They told me they weren't comin home until Tuesday, and it's Friday. Nothing is goin to happen."
Dean yawned; Mike and Alissa were always at odds with each other.
"Oh Mike, you absolutely have to invite Lindsie Donahue. She is soo frickin hott, dude."
"Oh man, hell yes!"
Alissa just looked at them; they could be such losers when they wanted to be. "You two are so ridiculous! And Dean, you already have a girlfriend, you remember Kelly don't you?"
"Ohh….." Dean sighed, "Her… well I was thinkin I should uh… take a break. See some other people…"
"You are such a jerk, you know? Augh!" Alissa said as she walked to her ninth period class.
"Lissy… come on, I didn't mean for it to sound like that!" Dean called down the hallway.
"Come on, dude, let's go," Mike said.
Later that evening, Dean was at Mike's house helping him get ready for the party.
"Dude, I can't believe she agreed to come! Lindsie Donahue. At my house!" Mike gushed.
"Dude, relax."
"What, you're not still upset about what Alissa said are you? Dude, seriously. She a girl."
"Yeah, but still. We've been friends since I can't even remember."
"What about Kelly what's-her-face? You don't seem to miss her, and she was one sweet date," Mike snickered.
"Ha ha ha, very funny Mike. The people are gonna be here soon, so I suggest you get your Snoopy pjs off and get some real pants on."
"Don't diss the Snoop man, Dean-o. Chicks lov'm."
Dean sighed; Mike could be so weird sometimes. A few minutes later, the door bell rang.
"You wanna go get that, Dean? I can decide what socks to put on…" Mike yelled from upstairs. Dean opened the door. A dozen teens rushed into Mike's house, carrying an array of food items and music.
"Let's get this partay started!" someone yelled.
Here we go. Dean thought. About an hour later, Mike was half drunk and talking to Lindsie Donahue. Dean needed some air. All the drunken, sweaty people were giving him a headache. He went out to Mike's backyard to sit on one of the benches. He was surprised to see Alissa sitting out there, too.
"What are you doing here? I didn't know you were coming…?" he said.
"What? And miss my best friend's party, with Lindsie frickin Donahue? How could I pass up the opportunity!?" she said sarcastically.
"You're not still mad at me, are you Lissy?"
Alissa looked at him. Dean felt flickers of electricity pass through him when he looked in her eyes. He walked closer to her, and pressed his forehead to hers.
"I missed you, Lissy," he whispered. He wrapped his arms around her.
"I missed you, too, Dean." They kissed for the first time that night. Dean had never been happier, and neither had Alissa.
They spend four years dating. They even applied to the local college so they would be together. On their fifth anniversary, Dean went out to look for an engagement ring. That was the day that changed everything…
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The HAF 932, despite its age, continues to be a force in the enthusiast case market. This is in large part due to the HAF 932 being a full sized chassis that is not only stylish and well built, but also one that comes with the latest and greatest technologies, exceptional cooling, as well as room to fit virtually any type of setup. All these attributes helped to heighten the HAF 932's popularity with enthusiasts. However, with the case originally being released back in 2008, many features that were once considered a luxury in design, have now become standard. So to continue the evolution of the HAF series, Cooler Master is introducing the new HAF X, which will become the new flagship of its current line-up.
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No. 38/12 15-XII-1946
Minutes of the Voivodisher [provincial] Jewish History
This relates: - Gitl Libhober, born 11/18, 1897. Possesses middle [school] education. Trade a dressmaker. Before the war lived in Chelm at Lwowske Street, no. 4, and she now also lives in Chelm at Pasztowe 39.
Recorded by Irene Szajewicz.
There were 18,000 Jews in the city in 1939 when the Germans entered Chelm. I had a husband and a 15-year old daughter and a son of 17. The Germans immediately began to bully the Jews, grabbed them for work. Mainly they employed the Jews for cleaning the toilets with their bare hands, and after the work they ordered the Jews to beat one another. S.S. members Ralfink, a tall blond, 30-year old man, and Dr. Selch, also of the same age, particularly tortured the Jews. A month after the arrival of the Germans, a Judenrat [Jewish council] was created according to their [German] procedures with the merchant, Frankel, at the head. Members of the Judenrat were: Biderman, Dreszer, Tenenboim, Frajberger.
One day the Judenrat ordered all of the Jewish men from 15 to 60 to assemble at Luczkowski Square where he [Frankel] would speak to them. The Jews gathered. The Wermacht [German armed forces] surrounded them and, pointing their guns at them, ordered that they surrender their money and expensive things. First they took everything from the assembled Jews and then they began to beat them murderously. The worst scoundrel and murderer was the above mentioned Ralfink who directed this aktsia [Nazi military operation usually associated with rounding up and deporting Jews]. The women and children also came from distant streets wanting to hear what the leader of the Judenrat would say. In a moment, Ralfink went over to a Jew named Motl Bakalczyk and asked him to dance. When the women and children seeing it all began to cry, the Germans began to shoot in the air and the assembled men were driven in the direction of Hrubieszow. I was also present for all of this because I did not let my husband and son go out of our house and, therefore, I wanted to know what would happen here. If there would be any bad consequences. The desperate women went to the Judenrat and begged to be told what had happened to their husbands.
Then the women left on the Hrubieszower Road and saw that the road was sown with dead bodies. There were traces of blood and pieces of clothing everywhere. One thousand Jews were killed then on the road to Hrubieszow.
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One of those who successfully escaped told me that the Germans had ordered the Jews to dig holes and then told them to lie in them and other Jews were forced to bury them alive. Eight hundred Jews reached Hrubieszow; from there they forced them to Keldz on the Bug River and told them to go to the other side of the river. Three hundred Jews were successful in reaching the shore of the other side of the river and approximately 100 Jews returned to Chelm in very bad condition. The Germans wanted to arrange such a spectacle with the women, but the Judenrat did not want to summon the women and the Germans gave up on this. Many Jews attempted to escape to the Russian side. The Jews were treated horribly (by the Germans). We received food cards; everyone was forced to work. When it was possible, they ransomed themselves with money. This lasted until 1941. The Judenrat had to fulfill all of the German demands, which was not so easy and, therefore, the Judenrat had to extort everything from the Jews in order to placate the Germans, but the murder of Jews had not yet started.*
*[Translator's note: There is a contradiction in the statement that the murder of Jews had not yet started as is evident in the previous paragraphs.]
At the beginning of 1940 we were forced to put white patches with the Mogen Dovid [Star or Shield of David] on our right shoulder Still in 1940, I reported as a foreman and became a dressmaker for the S.D. (Sicherheits dienst [security service]).
Once, a member of the S.S., Schteinert, a terrible murderer, and his wife approached me and ordered a dress from me. He demanded that the dress be finished the next morning at 11 o'clock. I answered him that it would be finished at 3 o'clock in the afternoon. After long words, they agreed. The dress was sewn by the morning and I, myself, carried it away. Schteinert met me and asked at what time was I supposed to bring the dress. I answered that I clarified this last night that it could be finished at 3 o'clock and it was now just 2:30. Without saying one word, Schteinert began to hit me, so that I fainted. Then he told the Jews who worked for him that I should be carried to the cellar. When I came to, Schteinert's wife was standing near me and asked how I was doing and said that she was delighted with the sewn dress. Agitated, I said: And why did your husband beat me so if this was true? She began to scream that nothing had happened to me and he had beaten me very little and now I should sew three more dresses. When I categorically refused, she threatened that if I did not sew the dresses, she would immediately bring the dogs, which would bite me, and she said that her husband had especially not killed me because
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my work pleased her and as long as she had me sew dresses I would live. Knowing that I had no other option, I agreed to take on the additional work. My husband was the pharmacist for TOZ [Society for the Protection of Health]; my son also worked in the pharmacy. My daughter sewed with me.
In May 1941, a transport of Jews arrived in Chelm from Slovakia. They had a great deal of baggage with them. The things were laid out in the synagogue and then the Germans removed it all. Each Jewish family took several people from the transport. They were at the mercy of the Judenrat because the Germans had stolen everything from them. Jews were not supposed to be taken care of by Aryan doctors or to make use of the pharmacy. Jews organized medical help in their own area. There were also Jewish businesses because the Aryan stores were not supposed to be entered. A Jewish militia was organized.
One day a member of the Gestapo came to me and demanded that I sew a dress for his wife during the course of three days. I did not have the time because I had the work for the shishkes [big shots] from the Gestapo and I could not be even a minute late with their work. The Judenrat gave him another dressmaker. Three days later I was called to the Gestapo by a Jewish militia man. There I found the member of the Gestapo with his wife in a new dress and also the dressmaker who had sewn it. Schlezinger, the member of the S.S., asked me if the dress had been sewn well. Although the dress had been sewn with many defects, I do not want to say this and I gave an evasive answer. Then Schlezinger gave his whip to the dressmaker, ordering her to give me 15 blows.
In Autumn 1941, the Jews had to transfer to a separate quarter. These were the streets: Szkolne, Unjejacka, Pocztowa, Siedlecka and Katowska. Only the Jews who worked in the city could go outside the limit of these streets. Jewish militia men and armed Poles stood guard over the quarter. I lived on the corner of Kopernika and Szkolne Streets. There were two entrances, one for we Jews and a separate one for our clients from the Aryan side. Other tradesmen lived in the same place.
The plight of the Jews became more difficult with each day. Spring 1942, the Jews were deported to Wlodawa from the small shtetlekh around Chelm: Dubienka, Wojsławice, Siedliszcze, Sawin and from others. All passed through Chelm. I saw how the Germans bullied them. I saw their terrible need and misfortune. In Chelm, it was said that only the working Jews could remain there.
The first aktsia was in May, 1942. The Jewish militia and the granatowa [granatowa policja Blue Police, popular name of the police organized by the General Government] went with the S.S. members through the houses and took the old, mainly
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the Slovak Jews. Toymer of the S.D. led the aktsia. The Jews were deported on the train to Wlodawa, but some of them were off-loaded in Sobibor where there was a death camp, but we did not know that then. Letters arrived from Wlodawa to which the deported were sent and we were sure that they would meet the same fate as those from the small shtetlekh. That is, that they would be rounded up and deported, that the majority would be annihilated. Staying alive was more difficult for those who did not have any work to do.
Two months later in July, after the first aktsia, I remember that it was a Friday, the second aktsia broke out. The Germans and the granatowa police exclusively carried it out. The Jews were gathered from their workplaces (from the city hall, from the water facility and from others); they were bound together in groups of 5-6 people and were driven in the direction of Wlodawa. Several escaped in route and the remaining were taken to Sobibor. No one reached Wlodawa. We then first learned that they had perished and we knew that things were bad.
On the 14th of August a Jewish militia member came to me and said that all Jews must go into the ghetto and I, also, could not live in the same house in which I had lived until then. I ran to the S.D., to my client, and I asked what had happened. Then I was told that I should hide everyone of mine because those who did not work for the Germans would be deported to Wlodawa. I hid my husband and son with a Ukrainian acquaintance in a bunker. I remained in my apartment with my daughter and with the women workers. The Jewish militia violently removed us from the house and took us to the square on Siedlecka Street. There were many Jews there. My daughter escaped from the square and ran to the S.D. She explained that I had been taken and that all of the clients' goods remained in the house. Meanwhile, terrible things happened on the square. A Jew, who had held a piece of bread in his hand, was brought. The bread was torn from him and the Jew said that the world is no longer for him. Then, when the German asked him what his last request was, he answered that he wanted to eat the piece of bread. The Germans gave him the bread and when he placed the bread in his mouth, they shot him. One of the Germans standing on a balcony showed a Jewish child to those gathered beneath and asked if the child pleased them. Then he smashed the small head of the child, banging it into the wall and, tearing the head in half, he threw it on the square. It is difficult to write about the terrible, horrible events that took place then on the square. Several tradesmen, it seems the more praise-worthy, were taken from the square. The S.D., who had been informed by my daughter, came to take me from the square. All
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the Jews who had been brought together, about 3,000, were deported from the square to Sobibor, where there was a death camp. I remained living in my apartment. The Jews who were left after the aktsia remained in the Jewish quarter, went to work and some time passed that seemed quieter to us.
The first day of November 1942, repression began again. It became clear that something would again happen.
Two day later, before the aktsia broke out, I brought work for the S.D., finding S.D. Horn completely drunk. He then told me that only the Jews who were needed tradesmen would remain in Chelm and the rest would be deported. I asked the date; he answered that he did not know exactly.
On the 6th of November, Taymer* and the S.S. member, Roshendorf, (the worst hangmen over the Chelm Jews) came to the apartments of tradesmen who needed to remain and marked their doors with chalk as signs that they were to remain with the workers and their families. At the same time, they ordered that the doors be bolted and that no one be allowed in. I did what I was ordered to do.
*[Translator's note: This name is spelled as both Toymer and Taymer.]
In half an hour the S.S. came and took me and everyone, except my husband who had hidden the last moment. My protests and all of my talk about the chalk mark on my door did not help me. I was brought
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to the square that was on Kopernika Street. On the way the daughter of S.S. Horn saw me. I called to her; she should tell her father that I had been taken. A member of the S.S., hearing my talk, called out to her: Do not say anything to your father. All the Jews must die, and at this, Horn's daughter answered: All of the Jews can die, but not Mrs. Libhober. She must sew my new dresses. And she immediately ran away. There were several thousand Jews at the square near the Russian church. The Germans beat them with whips, tortured and bloodied them. The walls of the church were red with blood. Horn came with several S.D. and said to me that I should go with all of mine to the other side where a group of the chosen tradesmen stood. The Jews at the square were ordered to line up in rows of three and they were taken away to Piarske Street. Six thousand Jews were taken then. Many bodies of murdered children and several adults were laid out on the square. The population of Chelm stood on the other side of the church calling out: Good for them; long live Hitler! Wagons immediately came and the bodies were taken. They were thrown in the wagons like sand. The S.S. surrounded our groups of tradesmen and told us to go. On the way we met the other Jews. They were taken in wagons and we to the camp on Kalajover Street. They were taken in the wagons in front of our eyes.
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Translated by Gloria Berkenstat Freund so I am in my birthplace Chelm. This is, alas, a true cemetery. Every stone a headstone, each house a witness to the murdered martyrs.
If we could understand the language of the wind that shakes the leaves on the trees in the emptied streets, we would certainly learn about many tragic scenes that were played out when the hangmen drove our parents, sisters and brothers to death.
Everything chokes with the heavy, oppressive picture of the nightmarish day. Our Polish neighbors greet us with an open hate in their eyes. We see, literally, a resentful astonishment when they look at us; from where did we come and how did we survive?
Yet, a small number of you were saved, a Polish acquaintance said to me with a tone of suspicion.
Day in, day out, I roam around the emptied
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Jewish streets. Only the strange, unfamiliar eyes of Polish children, who surely are wearing the clothing of those who perished, now look out of the windows from which the faces of Jewish children with dark, sad eyes would look out. I stand on Kopernika; the sun starts to go down. The redness reminds me of the flames of the destroyed Jewish houses.
It looks to me as if the blood of the tortured runs from its rays I instinctively close my eyes and I think that I hear their voices. It begins to get dark; the moon appears in the sky. Its bleached brightness also frightens me, remembering the bleached out dear faces, the frozen eyes of my husband, Kuba, who fell asleep forever along with the Chelemer Jewish community.
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Gary Bowyer signed off from his stint as Blackburn caretaker boss with a point while Wolves' new era under Dean Saunders started with a share of the spoils after an entertaining 1-1 draw at Molineux.
Michael Appleton's switch from Blackpool to Lancashire rivals Rovers on a two-and-a-half-year deal was finally confirmed just two hours prior to kick-off, meaning he was not in attendance in the Black Country and instead watched the televised fixture.
Bowyer, with three wins from his three previous games at the helm, looked set to boast a 100 per cent record after Jordan Rhodes' contentious first-half penalty - his 14th goal in Rovers colours - handed the visitors the lead. But Roger Johnson, with only his second goal for Wanderers, nodded home in the 74th minute to level matters.
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The La Junta Tourism Advisory Board heard requests for funding from several presenters at their recent meeting.
The STRETCH (Student Travelers Reaching Europe to Conquer Horizons) group, Steven Malouff, Trevor Lopkoff and Chuck Aaron appeared before the Tourism Advisory Board on Wednesday with their sponsors, Tom Seaba and Julie Meiklejohn, high school prep English teacher. The group, which also includes Morgan Findley, who was not present, has committed $3,000 each for an educational European tour of Paris and London, but they are participating in fundraisers to help offset the cost of the tour.
One of the fundraisers, presented by Tom Seaba as a sure thing to draw out-of-town visitors and bring tourist money to the city, is a showcase of band talent to be called "Arkansas Valley A Factor." Bands are actually auditioning for a 45 minute spot as the warmup band for the feature group at Music at the Junction next August. Six bands have made application so far. Each band is allowed 20 minutes for a set, with 10 minutes between sets. The same drum set is used for all, but the guitarists get to bring their own guitars and amps.
Seaba is hoping for a judging panel of professional musicians. Of course the audience gets a vote with each ticket. His friend Mark Stevenson of KKFM will be the master of ceremonies. The Kiva has been approached to serve food, with TV screens provided so that the audience may eat and watch the bands (it may be a long evening and no food is allowed in the Ed Stafford Theatre).
The tickets are $10 in advance for adults, $8 for students, $12 at the door.
Seaba assured the board no money contributed by the city will be used for travel; all will be used for advertising the show, which he hopes will become an annual event. The application was approved for presentation to the next meeting of the city council.
The Otero Museum requested $500 for a brochure to be used in welcome centers. Their application was approved for presentation to the city council. An application for reserving the promotional website through Org 123 was approved at $279 for 10 years.
Beverly Babb, a member of the Tourism Advisory Board, presented an application by Canyons and Plains for postage to distribute their birdwatching materials, which include a book produced by the Audubon Society and a map of birdwatching trails in Southeastern Colorado. The birdwatchers are a growing group of tourists to this area, which can boast of over 400 of the 600-odd bird species native to the United States. The application was approved, Babb not voting because she is a member of Canyons and Plains. The application was for $600 to be applied to postage expenses. It will be presented to the next meeting of the city council.


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1. The Internet. Use search engines, particularly google, to help locate information about the composer. Biographies, lists of works, and special web sites devoted to the composer may be found.
2. Biographies. Almost all of the composers listed have had biographies written about them, and many of these can be found in the Queens College Music Library or other libraries (see the bibliography for this course). Sometimes the composer will be included in a book focused on a group of composers, such as The New Grove: Twentieth-Century French Masters. These books are preferable to survey textbooks, which only cover the composers in the most superficial way.
3. Writings by the composer. Many of these composers have written extensive books or articles about their music or their ideas about music, such as Arthur Honegger's Je suis compositeur ("I am a composer"). If a composer has written such books, you should be aware of them in preparing your report.
4. CD and recording liner notes. Many CDs or other recordings of the composer's music will contain a short biography and program notes about the pieces recorded. You should study this information and refer to it in your discussion.
5. Study of scores. Much information, of course, can be obtained from the music itself. You need to discuss in detail at least one work that you have studied with the score, and much of what you may wish to say about the music can be inferred directly.
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1. Biography. Include a short (1-2 page) discussion of the composer's life. Where and when did he or she live? Who were his or her teachers or principal influences? What is his/her reputation and importance among his or her professional peers? Did he/she remain in one place or move around during his/her active life as a composer?
2. List of works. Include a list of works, or if he/she is very prolific, a list of his/her most important or influential works. Can these be categorized into different periods or styles? How did the style change throughout his/her life?
3. Influence or effect on his or her time. Did this person have a large impact on music in his or her time, or were they relatively obscure? What is the status of the composer at present?
4. Description and analysis of at least two works. While you should study at least one or two works in detail with the score, you can learn quite a lot about the music simply by listening carefully. Describe the music. What is it similar to? Do you agree with what others have written about it? This is not intended to be a "formal" analysis of the music, such as what you may do in an analysis class, although you may go into as much detail as you wish. This is the most important part of the paper. Description is more important than evaluation, and both of those are more important than judgments.
1. Unless you know them personally, like a member of your family, do not refer to your composer by his or her first name. Use either the last name or both first and last names (this gets cumbersome if used repeatedly). Do not use nicknames.
2. Write about events that happened in the past in the past tense. Do not say things like "in 1928, he goes to Berlin." You can refer to things happening at the present time or in the future in the present or future tenses, but the number of times this will happen is small.
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by LobsterJ » Tue Mar 12, 2013 2:47 pm
I can see you are deeply concerned about the state of feminism, you aren't a misogynist at all.
So what, you think that her youtube videos are going to lead to...her and her "feminazi" troops seizing power? Is this through voting or just a bloody coup?
by LobsterJ » Tue Mar 12, 2013 2:50 pm
Can you show me where either I or the woman in question stated that we think this?
by The Beast » Tue Mar 12, 2013 2:55 pm
Actually ya, I think she is going to start up a special interest group to lobby politicians in order to effect change and ensure some form of income for herself that won't actually involve her working for a living. She's a Wertham in training.
You still haven't watched those two critical videos, or you would realize she isn't the be all end all of feminism. She isn't even a feminist, she's a hypocrite and it's pointed out in those videos. Along with a brief appearance of the kind of feminist I respect, one that doesn't have Penis Envy.
And yes, when it comes to women with Penis Envy, I am an unapologetic misogynist.
by The Beast » Tue Mar 12, 2013 2:58 pm
That fact that she would waste her time with promoting her agenda against comic books/video games and you would likewise waste your time supporting her views.
If she's going to save women from exploitation, shouldn't she get to the root of the problem? The Gay men and Old Women who run the Fashion/Beauty industries and the marketing campaigns that drive them.
by GLX » Tue Mar 12, 2013 3:38 pm
I'll take a crack at it.
If I assume correctly, Ntikrst has a problem with her saying that games such as Double Dragon shouldn't be ported to new gaming devices. Stuff like the damsel in distress getting knocked out cold by a punch to the gut and carried off should, from her perspective, not be tolerated. What she might be okay with is a retooling of the game to chip away the misogyny in the original.
by GLX » Tue Mar 12, 2013 4:35 pmFrom someone who donated to her campaign:
by dairydead » Tue Mar 12, 2013 5:14 pmI love the random shit that Nkrist decides to capitalize.
by Eric Ratcliffe » Tue Mar 12, 2013 10:16 pmOn topic of the actual first episode video, I love the fact that she villianizes Miyamoto completely and then precedes to ignore the fact that Crystal had a brother in the original "dinosaur island" that was to be a second character that you'd play as and be just as vital to the story.
He of course was replaced to Fox and Crystal was pushed to the wayside. But hey Rare is supposed to ignore the guy that basically has final say on the goings on in his own company and the titles being developed for it right?
by GLX » Tue Mar 12, 2013 10:22 pm
She's a ______________*
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by The Beast » Tue Mar 12, 2013 11:30 pmPersonally, I'm a fan of the "less is more" approach...
Sarkeesian's just reading the wrong comics, they're not all bad.
by Eric Ratcliffe » Wed Mar 13, 2013 12:54 am
I'd just prefer if she's going to use that character as her first example, to not omit such a huge part of the story and play it off as if Crystal was the only "victim" in the scenario.
I am in no way speaking ill of the video itself which has solid production values and some research put into it. (Heck, I could completely argue the whole Peach thing too as Peach has been a strong character in a shit ton of Super Mario and Nintendo related properties and games)
by GLX » Wed Mar 13, 2013 1:20 am
Looking over the video, she did mention that Krystal was one of two playable characters.
The first video looks and sounds slick. In light of her past work, I doubt that Anita's series a whole will be intellectually solid throughout.
by Keb » Wed Mar 13, 2013 1:44 amshe's from York U.
I have a whole gang of criticisms about her videos but not tonight honey, I have a headache.
by Eric Ratcliffe » Wed Mar 13, 2013 1:53 am
see, usually if you have issues with someone's product I know something is up.
by Rockman » Wed Mar 13, 2013 9:26 amI don't care so much about her complaint in Dinosaur Planet. One of the biggest complaints at the time was that it was not a star fox game, and that he was obviously forced into the genre. Many wished they were allowed to leave it as it was at the time.
However I don't believe it has anything to do with sexism, but more likely Nintendo wanting to appeal to a built in fan base and hopefully get a hit out of the deal. I don't think either Conker's or Banjo tooie were big successes from Rare at the time, but I could be wrong about that.
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"We all desire freedom, but what distinguishes human beings is their intelligence. As free human beings we can use our unique intelligence to try to understand ourselves and our world. The Buddha made it clear that his followers were not to take even what he said at face value, but were to examine and test it as a goldsmith tests the quality of gold. But if we are prevented from using our discrimination and creativity, we lose one of the basic characteristics of a human being. Therefore, the political, social and cultural freedom that democracy entails is of immense value and importance." His Holiness the Dalai Lama
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STOCKTON - A mistake-filled night ended Stagg High's football season in the opening round of the Sac-Joaquin Section Division I playoffs in heartbreaking fashion.
The Delta Kings flashed some of the form that had enabled them to build a sparkling record this season, but Elk Grove-Pleasant Grove played a superb fourth quarter to prevail 22-21 at Stagg High.
Chad Phillips made a 22-yard field goal with 1:10 remaining and the Eagles (7-4) held against Delta Kings (9-2) one last time to prevail.
Stagg junior quarterback Wayne Brooks threw four interceptions in the first half and lost a fumble in the fourth quarter, never finding a groove against the Eagles.
"It's a tough one," Stagg coach Don Norton said. "Too many mistakes on offense, but we're very young on offense and those things happen.
"I'm proud of our team for playing hard, if you were a spectator, it was a heck of a game to watch."
Brooks finished 13 of 28 passing for 161 yards and two touchdowns and rushed for 85 yards on 11 carries.
But those early mistakes is what he'll carry with him into his senior season.
"My mind wasn't right and I just forced things I shouldn't have," Brooks said.
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The latest round of severe weather Tuesday night and early Wednesday came a day after a series of powerful storms killed 10 people in Arkansas and one in Mississippi.
The National Weather Service issued a high-risk warning for severe weather in a stretch extending from northeast of Memphis to just northeast of Dallas and covering a large swath of Arkansas. It last issued such a warning on April 16, when dozens of tornadoes hit North Carolina and killed 21 people.
The Arkansas Department of Emergency Management confirmed early Wednesday that one person died in a storm in Sharp County. Officials said the person was in a home near Arkansas Highway 230 but didn't know exactly how the person died or whether a tornado had touched down in the area.
Dozens of tornado warnings had been issued in Arkansas throughout the night. Strong winds peeled part of the roof off of a medical building next to a hospital in West Memphis, near the Tennessee border, but no one was inside.
One person was injured when a storm slammed through an area 75 miles east of Dallas near the tiny East Texas town of Edom, said Fire Chief Eddie Wood. Witnesses described seeing a tornado, and the woman who was injured was in a mobile home that was rolled by the possible twister.
"We have major destruction," said Chuck Allen, Van Zandt County emergency management spokesman. "We have multiple houses damaged or destroyed ... easily 100-plus."
A video shot by the Tyler Morning Telegraph showed emergency responders covering the injured woman to shield her from rain and hail. Her mobile home was reduced to a pile of debris in the road.
There were also minor injuries reported in northwestern Louisiana when a trailer at an oil drilling site turned over in high winds in Bossier Parish. In nearby Webster Parish, Sheriff's Deputy Chuck Warford said there were reports of downed trees and power lines and some damage to roofs.
The latest round of storms moved through as communities in much of the region struggled with flooding and damage from earlier twisters. In Arkansas, a tornado smashed Vilonia, just north of Little Rock, on Monday night, ripping the roof off the grocery store, flattening homes and tossing vehicles into the air. Four people were killed in Vilonia, and six died in flooding elsewhere in the state. In Mississippi, a 3-year-old girl was killed when a storm toppled a tree onto her home.
An early warning may have saved Lisa Watson's life. She packed up her three children and was speeding away from the Black Oak Ranch subdivision in Vilonia when she looked to her left and saw the twister approach. Two of her neighbors died in their mobile homes, and a visiting couple who took shelter in a metal shipping container where the husband stored tools died when the container was blown at least 150 feet into a creek.
Jimmy Talley said his brother, David, told his mother that he and his wife, Katherine, were leaving the mobile home they'd been staying in because they thought the container would be safe.
"He said `I love you, Mom,' and that's the last that anybody heard from him," Jimmy Talley said.
The tornado also reduced the mobile home the couple had been staying in to a pile of boards and belongings. The other victims were Charles Mitchell, 55, and a 63-year-old man whose name has not yet been released.
Faulkner County Judge Preston Scroggin said the tornado tore through an area 3 miles wide and 15 miles long, and he thought more people might have died if the residents hadn't been receiving warnings about a possible outbreak of tornadoes since the weekend and the local weather office hadn't issued a warning almost 45 minutes before the twister hit Vilonia.
1 dead as storms pound South for 2nd straight day
VILONIA, Ark. – Violent weather ripped through the South for a second straight night, killing at least one person in Arkansas, damaging more than 100 homes in a rural East Texas community and overturning a trailer at an oil drilling site in Louisiana.


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SANTA CLARA, Calif. - James Nunnally scored a career-high 34 points and Jaimé Serna had 11 points, 10 rebounds and five blocked shots as visiting UC Santa Barbara (4-3) held off every Santa Clara (4-3) rally for an 80-69 win on Saturday night.
For Nunnally, a native of nearby San Jose, it was his second straight career-high and he did it in front of numerous family members. He had 29 points in Wednesday night's win over Loyola Marymount.
"I'm originally from San Jose, so they all came out," Nunnally said. "I love playing here. I played for three years for Rumble In The Bay. I'm used to playing on these courts. Playing in front of my family is a real blessing, I'm glad I get to come back."
The teams played cat-and-mouse the entire game. In the first half, the Gauchos built leads of seven and six points only to see the Broncos come back and take the lead both times. Kevin Foster, who scored 19 of his team-high 25 in the first half, made three free throws with 1:34 to play to give his team its largest lead at 33-30.
UCSB closed the first half on a 10-2 run with Nunnally scoring eight of the 10 points, including the final three on a 24-footer from the right side with three seconds to play. He matched Foster's 19 first half points and the Gauchos needed every one of them as their leading scorer, Orlando Johnson, was limited to four minutes because of foul trouble.
"I knew OJ was in foul trouble, so I just did whatever my team needed me to do," Nunnally said.
Santa Barbara scored the first four points of the second half, two each on free throws by Johnson and Nunnally, but another three-pointer by Foster, his sixth and final one of the game, pulled the Broncos to within 44-38 with 17:17 left.
"The first half, we gave Foster too many open looks," Williams said. "We were gapping a little because we were afraid of his driving instead of just competing and getting after him. In the second half, I thought Will (Brew) and Jordan primarily did a great job of keeping the ball out of Foster's hands."
With 15:00 to play, Nunnally made two more free throws to give the Gauchos their first double-digit lead of the game, 51-41. At that point, UCSB had outscored Santa Clara 11-6 to open the half, but a three-pointer by Jordan Weiner was the team's only field goal.
A lay-up by Serna with 6:41 to play boosted Santa Barbara's lead back to 10, 64-54, but the Broncos ran off six straight points, the last three when Robert Smith recovered a deflected long rebound and made a three-pointer. After a timeout, however, Nunnally made a lay-up to push the edge back to 66-60. Smith responded, sandwiching a dunk by Serna with a lay-up and a short jumper and the score was 68-64 Gauchos.
On the next possession, Johnson dribbled up the floor and calmly pulled-up for a three-pointer from above the top of the key to start a 7-0 UCSB run that made it 75-64 with just 1:17 to play and the lead never went below eight after that.
The double-double was the first of Serna's career and his 10 rebounds and five blocked shots were both career-highs. Johnson finished with 16 points, five rebounds and three assists. Weiner scored a season-high nine points and Brew had a season-best six.
"I'm definitely starting to get in the groove," Serna said. "The scoring -- I don't know anyone who doesn't like to score. I'm happy to have provided. We just have to keep running the offense. I think if we do that, they sag out and get lazy and things open up inside and outside."
Nunnally has now set a new career-high in scoring three times this season. In the last two games, he has averaged 31.5 points per game while making 19-of-25 shots overall, 76.0%, and 8-of-11 from three-point range.
The teams each shots 32 free throws, but the Gauchos had a big advantage as they made 25 as compared to Santa Clara's 19. UCSB shot 44.4% overall and 46.7% from three-point territory. The Broncos made 35.6% overall and 36.4% from three-point range, but they hit just 29.0% overall and 22.2% from beyond the arc in the decisive second half.
UCSB has now won two straight and three out of four. It was the Gauchos first win in a true road game in 2010-11.
After an extended 11-day break for final exams, UCSB returns to action on Wednesday, Dec. 18 when it travels to UNLV for a 7:00 p.m. game against the 23rd-ranked Runnin' Rebels.. The game will be broadcast on AM 1290 KZSB in Santa Barbara and on-line at NewsPress.com. Following road games at UNLV and San Diego State, the Gauchos will return home on Dec. 21 to host Cal Baptist in a 7:00 p.m. game at the Thunderdome. To purchase tickets, please call (805) 893-UCSB, visit the Ticket Office located inside the Intercollegiate Athletics building on campus or buy online and print at home by clicking here.


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Red Wings, Sharks battle in Detroit
Right on the edge of the Western Conference playoff picture, the Detroit Red Wings aim to avoid a second straight loss on Thursday night as they play host to the San Jose Sharks.
The Red Wings have not missed the postseason since 1990 and their current string of 21 straight playoff appearances is the longest active run in all of North American professional sports. However, they come into this game needing points as they sit eighth overall in the West and just one point ahead of ninth-seeded Phoenix and two in front of the Dallas Stars and Columbus Blue Jackets.
Detroit lost for the fourth time in six games on Sunday, falling to the visiting St. Louis Blues 1-0. It also marked the club's fourth setback in its past five at home.
Jimmy Howard made 24 saves and gave up the game's only goal with 3:32 left in the second period. Pavel Datsyuk, meanwhile, nearly put home the game-tying goal with 20.9 seconds to play and Howard on the bench for an extra attacker, but St. Louis' Brian Elliott finished off his shutout with a glove save on a shot through a screen.
"I thought it was a real good game and our guys competed hard," said Detroit head coach Mike Babcock. "We executed real good and both sides had their chances, but it was them who got one to go in. This was playoff hockey."
Babcock will look for his offense to get going tonight and forward Damien Brunner is likely to return from a two-game absence caused by a sore hip flexor. The 27-year-old has 11 goals and 22 points in 35 games during his first NHL season.
The Sharks sit four points ahead of the Red Wings in the standings and fifth overall, one point behind the Los Angeles Kings. Figuring out how to pick up some road victories would help the club in its quest for a postseason spot as San Jose is 6-11-2 on the road.
After a 6-0-1 homestand that ended with a shootout loss to Dallas on Sunday, the Sharks dropped the opener of a four-game swing on Tuesday with a 4-0 decision at the Columbus Blue Jackets.
Antti Niemi was pulled in the third period after giving up four goals on 26 shots. Thomas Greiss made four saves in relief.
"We looked kind of flat," Sharks defenseman Brad Stuart said. "We have to put it on ourselves to be ready and on top of our game when the puck drops."
San Jose has lost seven of its past nine on the road.
The Sharks and Red Wings have split two previous meetings this season, both in San Jose. The Pacific Division contenders have won seven of the last nine encounters overall and four of their last five trips to Detroit.


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Hal Holbrook is a melting lesbian
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HOLBROOK, HAL -- Try not to shit yourself, but Hal Holbrook may actually be a lesbian. Worse yet, he is also probably melting.
UPDATE: Yeah, he's definitely melting.
Longtime character actor Hal Holbrook had been a straight male for over eighty years until more careful analysis by a crack team of photodermatologists determined that he has been undergoing a slow transformation into a puddle of homosexual femininity for the past six years.
"If you pay attention to regions C, D, and R, it becomes quite evident that prominent lesbionic features are developing on Mr. Holbrook," said chief technician Theodore Emzee of the Photojorb Institute, jowl analysis division, "A close analysis indicates that he has retained his male genitalia from prior to the metamorphosis, but in his constant state of meltiness, nothing can be certain."
Holbrook, who has been fit as a fiddle his whole life, due to an emphatic focus on fitness during a brief fling with hardcore pornography in the '70s, seems to be transforming due to natural reasons. This stands in contrast to other males-turned-lesbian, such as Roger Ebert and Dana Carvey, who both accidentally contracted lesbianism as a result of surgery and stand-up comedy, respectively.
Scientists estimate that, if measures are not taken to reverse the natural processes, Hal Holbrook will start modifying himself to the shape of nearby containers within the next two years. His children have picked out a great urn to house his liquified remains, in the case of a total meltdown, though they've also had to hide all the straws in the house lest Mr(s). Holbrook attempted to drink zerself to death.
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- Darren DeGeneres "Database of Lesbionized Celebrities (A - H)". Carpetfiend Quarterly, April 09, 2009


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How I love Indian food. And how I have loved quick meals during this Fall soccer season. The Youngest has been the goalkeeper on her Varsity soccer team and so we have been running from practices to games and everywhere in between since August. Now they are in the sectional playoffs (Go Bulldogs!) and the excitement and transportation continues.
Enter Lundberg Family Farms and Stonehouse 27. The Lundberg rice farm cooks up some wonderful flavors of Rice Couscous which I previously reviewed here at The Crispy Cook, and has introduced a new Heat & Eat Brown Rice Bowl. These are single servings of brown rice and are quickly heated up in the microwave.
Lundberg Family Farms has an ongoing promotion with Stonehouse 27, a company which makes all natural, Indian-inspired cooking sauces which are also vegan, gluten free and low sodium. I received a Lundberg Heat and Eat Brown Rice Bowl and jar of Stonehouse 27 Cashews & Cream to sample and mix up into a quick meal combo. The goal was to add no more than three other ingredients and to make the meal within five minutes. I added cubed tofu, a fat head of broccoli and a box of Lundberg Brown Rice Couscous to complete my combo. I heated the Lundberg Brown Rice Bowl in the microwave, steamed up the broccoli, warmed the tofu cubes in the Cashews & Cream sauce in a pot, and made up the Brown Rice Couscous (took 15 minutes to cook that, but I needed extra rice to feed my family of four).
The result of my killer combo: Delicious~! The Stonehouse 27 Cashews & Cream sauce is nicely rich and has a mellow heat (there is also a Spicy Cashews & Cream variety available for chili heads, as well as Tamarind and Garlic, Tomato and Chillies, Cilantro and Coconut and Dates and Tamarind).
This was a healthy, hearty and quick vegetarian dinner to whip out on a busy autumnal school night. All of the Lundberg products I've tried have been great. We particularly enjoy the Brown Rice Couscous, which gives us a little textural variety with the many rice and X meals we eat in our house. I sprinkled some Kashmiri Mixture topping over my meal combo for a little extra crunch. I find this gluten-free combination of melon seeds, potato sticks and other crispy items at my local Asian market.
In Saratoga County, I found both the Lundberg rice products and Stonehouse 27 sauces in the aisles of my local Hannaford Supermarket. To check out the availability of these items in your neck of the woods, look for Lundberg Family Farms items here and Stonehouse 27 sauces here.
I am delighted that these two companies are allowing me to offer five giveaways of a Stonehouse 27 sauce and Lundberg Heat and Eat Brown Rice bowl to my readers in the U.S. To enter this giveaway leave a comment below describing what three ingredients you would add to these two items to make your own "killer combo". Do so by next Sunday, November 6, 2011, midnight Eastern Standard Time and I will randomly pick five winners from the comments below and have these giveaway packages mailed to you.
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5 comments:
- Lindsey F. said...
I can think of several combinations. For one...cauliflower, chickpeas and something green - spinach or peas.
- Tuesday, 01 November, 2011
- Unknown said...
I think that a great combination would be potatoes, and peas, and cauliflower.
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- Thursday, 03 November, 2011
- swedEnesefamily said...
Everyone took my answer: we love chick peas, cauloflower/broccoli, and lentils.
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- Friday, 04 November, 2011
- Simona said...
How about beans, fire-roasted tomatoes and onions? I am familiar with Lundberg rice, grown in our state, while I didn't know about Stonehouse 27 sauces. Thanks!
- Saturday, 05 November, 2011
- Kathleen Conner said...
My "killer combo" is: potatoes, onions, and cauliflower!
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Police bust Tweed Heads suburban drug laboratory
POLICE have raided a suburban drug laboratory in Tweed Heads overnight seizing a stash of chemicals and drugs.
Tweed/Byron Local Area Command Acting Inspector Leanne Edmonds said police executed a search warrant at a Blue Waters Cres, Tweed Heads house, at about 6pm Thursday.
At the premises, police also found firearms including a homemade hand gun.
Illegal drugs found at the scene included cannabis plants, amphetamines and chemicals used for drug making.
A 48-year-old male fled the house and was pursued on foot by police before being arrested.
He was charged with knowingly take part in the in the manufacture of a prohibited drug.
"He was also charged with numerous other offences including firearms charges," Acting Isp Edmonds said.
"Police liaised with the HAZMAT and NSW fire brigade with regards to the hazardous material at the location."
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COLUMBIA — South Carolina beekeepers who sell their honey as a hobby may eventually get a break from costly certification standards, but the path to relief is taking some turns.
On Wednesday a House panel approved H. 4005, legislation to exempt people who produce up to 400 gallons of the sweet, antimicrobial substance from meeting professional standards.
"What the bill is intended to do in the long haul is promote more beekeeping in the state," said sponsor Rep. Tom Corbin, R-Travelers Rest. "Beekeeping is down right now, and it's very important to agriculture and the pollination of crops."
The issue began this year when beekeepers worked with S.C. Department of Agriculture officials to craft a regulation aimed at exempting small-scale beekeepers from using a certified "honey house" facility to harvest the honey they peddle at farmers markets and other venues.
But Corbin and other lawmakers sent the regulation back to the agency to be revised, along with another regulation they opposed because it reinforced an existing requirement that private citizens who sell homemade foods have their kitchen certified by the state.
If lawmakers had not rejected the original proposal pertaining to honey, the looser restrictions would have become effective Wednesday.
Under the defeated regulation change, the amount of honey that someone would have been able to sell without getting a state inspection was 150 gallons - a lower threshold than the 400 gallons in Corbin's later bill.
But supporters had hoped the 150-gallon exemption in the regulation would be an efficient way to assist some beekeepers until more significant legislative changes could be made. Professional beekeepers use a certified "honey house," which can cost thousands of dollars.
After the House Agriculture Subcommittee voted to send Corbin's bill, H. 4005, to the full committee Wednesday, the lawmaker said he hoped to find a way to get it enacted into law this year. His bill missed the May 1 Crossover Day deadline to pass from one chamber to the other, which means it faces difficult odds.
Derek Underwood, food safety and compliance manager for the S.C. Department of Agriculture, said Corbin's bill addresses a need in South Carolina.
"It's going to cause our number of bees to go up and our small farmers, our small hobbyist beekeepers to go up," said Underwood.
"I don't want to say the beekeepers are dying out, but they're dying out. It's a generation loss," Underwood said.
"You have people who are retired or in their senior years who are doing this because this is something they thought was going to be fun to do and they realize it cost a lot of money for gas traveling back and forth to place their bees," he added.
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