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The recent deployment of 190 members of the 1st Battalion, 109th Field Artillery, to Kuwait continues a chain of military service by area citizens that dates to 1775.
The Guardsmen in training for service in Kuwait constitute the 10th group of 109th soldiers deployed either as members of a unit of the 109th or as individual "backfill" servicemen and women.
Those on "backfill" are assigned to other units to fill their ranks. In either case, as a unit member or a backfill soldier, the duty gives the 109th yet another presence in a region of conflict or an area where support is rendered to those in harm's way.
"Some of these men and women are on their third, fourth or even a fifth deployment," said Staff Sgt. Christopher J. Keen, 109th unit historian. Keen, of Dallas, also does career counseling, handles human resources work and can become a gun section chief when necessary.
Sitting in his office at the 109th Armory, Market Street, Wilkes-Barre, Keen easily rolls out overall 109th history and anecdotes, all of which he also shares with Guardsmen who, he says, are beginning to take a sharper interest in military history.
The terror attacks on the United States of Sept. 11, 2001, forced the U.S. Department of Defense to rely on Army Reserve and National Guard units for direct and support roles as wars were waged in Afghanistan and Iraq. The latter has officially ended but the U.S. still has a combat presence in Afghanistan and a wider presence in the Middle East.
The last direct combat-zone role for the 109th came in 2009-2010 when 30 soldiers went to Iraq in a backfill deployment.
Here are the deployments, as listed by the 109th, since the terror attack:
n July 2002 to July 2003, five soldiers to Bosnia.
n July 2002 to March 2003, 85 members of Battery C, to Germany under what was dubbed Task Force Keystone.
n December 2003 to March 2005, 300 soldiers to Iraq and Kuwait.
n August 2005 to August 2006, 10 soldiers to Iraq.
n July 2006 to July 2007, 50 soldiers to Iraq.
n November 2007 to November 2008, 140 soldiers to Afghanistan and 40 others filled backfill roles with other units in Egypt, handling a United Nations peacekeeping mission in the Sinai Desert of Egypt, at the Israeli border.
n September 2008 to September 2009, 100 soldiers of Battery B to Iraq.
n June 2009 to June 2010, 30 soldiers to Iraq.
n October 2012, 190 soldiers to Kuwait in a backfill deployment expected to last one year.
The total number of 109th Guardsmen deployed to date under Mideast-related operations stands at about 940.
Keen said that backfill assignments are filled first by volunteers and then by matching military specialty needs with men and women and have not been yet deployed. Then, the ranks of those previously deployed are tapped to fill out the roster.
"Sometimes those deployed for a fourth or fifth time have served on (active) duty before joining the National Guard," he explained. "While on active duty, they might have served overseas one or more times."
Deployments are limited by congressional action to one year. After allowing for training, the actual time overseas averages nine months, Keen said.
The makeup of a military unit, its strength and its base of operations can change repeatedly. The 109th no longer has a Battery C, for example. That unit having been disbanded following its 2002 deployment. Members were transferred to other units.
The 109th currently has its Headquarters and Service Company at the 109th Armory, Battery A in Plymouth and Battery B in Nanticoke. Each battery has eight self-propelled howitzers. Lt. Col. Scott Mathna is the 109th commanding officer.
The 109th traces its lineage to Oct. 17, 1775, when the 24th Regiment of the Connecticut Militia was organized by Col. Zebulon Butler. Connecticut and Pennsylvania both claimed possession of Northeastern Pennsylvania at the time and the matter was not settled until after the Revolutionary War.
Keen said the 109th is one of only a few military units in the U.S. to carry flags of two states - Connecticut and Pennsylvania, along with the National colors and the battalion crest.
"That reflects the unique history of this unit," he said, noting that Connecticut carried the local militia on its rolls even after the post-war land issue settlement.
Over the years, the 109th or predecessors served in or were activated for these wars or conflicts:
n Revolutionary War: The 24th won seven battle streamers, including Sept. 11, 1777 at Brandywine under Gen. George Washington. The unit was decimated at the Battle of Wyoming on July 3, 1778, when attacked by British, Tory and Indian forces.
n War of 1812: Unit members served on Navy gunboats, including the USS Niagara at the Battle of Lake Erie.
n Mexican-American War, 1848: Company I of the 1st Volunteer Regiment served under Gen. Winfield Scott, winning two battle streamers.
n Civil War, 1861-1865: The 143rd Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry Regiment earns streamers in eight campaigns, including the major battles at Chancellorsville, Gettysburg, Wilderness, Spotsylvania, Cold Harbor and Petersburg. Two men, Sgt. Patrick Delacey and Sgt. James Rutter, win the Medal of Honor.
n Civil War, Spanish-American War, 1898, in training as the war ended; loss of about 20 soldiers to disease.
n Mexican border conflict, 1916, as the 9th Pennsylvania Infantry. Converted to 3rd Pennsylvania Artillery because infantry units were not needed. Deployed but saw no action.
n World War I, 1918, deployed and went into combat in August as the 109th Field Artillery. Earned five battle streamers. Used French 75mm howitzers, four of which stand in front of the armory today.
n World War II: Landed in Europe on July 22, 1944, and fought into Paris, where the unit paraded through the city. Immediately sent to Hurtgen Forest where nearly all unit soldiers were casualties of severe weather and fighting during the Battle of the Bulge. The 109th won five battle streamers and a Presidential Unit Citation.
n Korean War, 1950-1953: The famous train wreck that claimed the lives of 33 Guardsmen occurred Sept. 11, 1950, as the unit rode in passenger cars at Coshocton, Ohio, en route to training in Indiana. The 109th was deployed to Germany to face off with the Soviet Union in the Cold War.
n Post-Sept. 11, 2001: Deployments as outlined.
The only break in the chain occurred during the Vietnam War when the 28th Infantry Division, which got extra training as a Selected Reserve Force, was not activated. Histories of that war recount that President Lyndon Johnson was reluctant to call up Guard units because he did not want to admit that the nation was so deeply involved in a war that required call up of reservists and Guardsmen.
The 109th also has done flood disaster duty, including the 1972 Agnes flood that ravaged the Wyoming Valley. The unit was activated in April 1968 when rioting began in U.S. cities following the assassination of the Rev. Martin Luther King, but the unit was not deployed.
The 1950 train disaster is recalled annually with a ceremony in front of the armory at a monument to the dead.
Despite its under-strength size due to deployments, the 109th trains annually in the summer, usually at Fort Pickett, Va., Keen said.
The 109th Armory was opened in 1932. It has housed varying numbers of National Guard soldiers, covering eras of horse-drawn caissons and guns, through 105 mm, 155 mm and 8-inch truck-drawn guns up to today's self-propelled howitzers.
Ironically, the howitzers of today are with units in Nanticoke (Battery B) and Plymouth (Battery A). The armory houses the Headquarters and Service Battery. The howitzers are brought to the armory on occasion for joint drills.
Rumors abound, as they have off and on for the last decade, that the armory could one day be sold by the state and the historic 109th consolidated into a centralized Army Reserve/Guard center as has been done in Lackawanna County.
The armory has been a venue over the years for circuses, trade shows, basketball games, civic events such as the testimonial dinner held there for U.S. Rep. Daniel J. Flood, and myriad other events.
When built, it included stables and underground storage for caissons and carriages.
Artillery Park, now used by Wilkes University, is state-owned and leased to the university. It once housed a minor league baseball team and it is famous as the site where Babe Ruth said he hit the longest home run of his career. In the 1920s, officers of the 109th played polo against Ivy League schools at Artillery Park.


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Heritage 6/2015:4013, $25,850 - Duckor Family Collection of Liberty Walking Halves
David Hall: The Walking Liberty half dollar set is conceptually divided into three groups: the 1916-1929 "early dates," the 1933-1940 "middle dates," and the 1941-1947 "short set." The 1933-S sits on the cusp of the transition from early dates to middle dates. Interestingly, mint state examples of the early dates were not saved in any meaningful quantity at the time of issue. Starting in 1934, even though it was in the middle of the Great Depression, significant quantities of original rolls and mint bags of all denominations of U.S. coins were saved by the growing number of coin collectors and dealers. In terms of number of coins saved at the time of issue, the 1933-S Walking Liberty half dollar is more like an early date Walker than a middle date. I have seen hundreds, if not thousands, of original mint state rolls of 1934 Philadelphia Walkers. But I have never seen a roll of 1933-S Walkers, though many years ago I heard about a few. Bottom line, the 1933-S in a scarce coin in mint state and a very scarce coin in Gem condition.
This issue can come very frosty. Strike doesn't seem to be as much of a problem as on the earlier S-Mints and you definitely bump into well struck examples from time to time.
Ron Guth:
According to a notice in the June 1934 issue of The Numismatist (p. 416), collectors could still purchase Uncirculated 1933-S Half Dollars directly from the U.S. Treasury for "the face value of the coins and an amount sufficient to cover the mail charrges by first-class mail."
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Pagudpud is a municipality in the province of Ilocos Norte, Philippines. It's approximately 560 km by land from Manila.
Coordinates: 18° 34.979N,120° 47.144E,Elev: 18m
Before the Second World War, a native of Batangas came to the place to sell blankets and mosquito nets. The place was still then named "TONGOTONG", which was one of the barrios of the Municipality of Bangui, Ilocos Norte. He sold his wares from one house to another and he did not notice that it was already noon time. He was too tired and hungry, that he sought shelter in one of the houses nearby and probably to ask the hospitable owner of the house for a simple lunch. After the peddler had settled down, the owner of the house asked the peddler his purpose. The peddler did not at all understand the question, but just merely answered, "Ako'y pagud na pagod at ang sapatos ko'y pudpod," in his usual Batangas accent. This reply became the byword of the residents of Barangay Tongotong even if they didn't know the meaning of what the peddler had said.
Months later, a native of the Bicol Region came to seek employment in one of the logging companies which was operating in the locality. The place at that time had a lot of virgin forests and mountains, and logging business was still legal. The stranger did not know where the office of the company was located, so he just alighted in Tongotong even if it was not still the place where he was supposed to go. He asked one of the bystanders the name of the place and he immediately replied, "Ako'y pagud na pagod at ang sapatos ko'y pudpod," because the bystander knew that he was Tagalog and that was the only Tagalog words that he knew. The amazed Bicolano just interpreted that the place might be Pagud-pudpod.
There and then Tongotong was changed to Pagud-pudpod and later shortened to PAGUDPUD.
PAGUDPUD - - - that according to the elders is a deep Ilocano word which means soft sandy soil "kuppuoy" a kadaratan.
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BELLINGHAM � The Finance Committee recently voted to endorse Blackstone Valley Regional Vocational Technical High School�s $2.9 million expansion, a project that early on has received a mixed reception within the school�s district.
Propelled in part by new interest in Valley Tech�s academic programs, the proposal calls for a roughly 5,000-square foot, two-story addition to the Upton school that would create six new classrooms.
Valley Tech, which has about 1,175 students, could then eventually increase its enrollment by 200, freeing up about 45 more seats per year for three new fields: animal science, mechanical engineering and legal and protective services.
In its decision, the Finance Committee praised the project for the additional academic opportunities it could create for Bellingham students.
Joseph Collamati Jr., chairman of the committee, said, "We see that, long term, this expansion will be advantageous to the town of Bellingham, providing additional learning avenues for our students."
Valley Tech will pay for the expansion using a 20-year bond. Along those lines, school officials plan to refinance debt from a 2001 expansion to save more than $850,000 that would go toward the new bond.
Beginning in fiscal year 2016, each of the 13 towns in Valley Tech�s district must contribute to the project. The amount varies by town, from Hopedale�s $5,177 to Uxbridge�s $35,003, according to the school. This has prompted town officials to crunch the numbers to project the impact to their budgets.
The district includes Bellingham, Douglas, Blackstone, Grafton, Mendon, Milford, Millbury, Northbridge, Sutton, Upton and Uxbridge.
Bellingham�s chief financial officer, Christopher Laviolette, said the project would place a minimal financial burden on the town. "It looks positive for the town," he said.
In fiscal year 2016, Bellingham would have to foot $16,762 for the expansion, according to information provided by the school. However, Valley Tech has said it plans to provide a 50 percent rebate for the towns� debt assessment in the first two years to lighten the load.
Bellingham Superintendent Edward Fleury acknowledged that he fears Valley Tech�s surge in students could lead to a decrease in his district�s enrollment.
Towns have to make an annual payment, calculated by the state, for each local student who attends a voc-tech school. Bellingham pays nearly $11,000 per pupil, while Milford pays about $8,800.
Fleury said 15 students have applied to Tri-County Vocational Technical High School in Franklin this year for programs in engineering and legal and protective services, two of the fields Valley Tech seeks to add. If those students were to be accepted, the town would pay about $6,000 more per pupil than it would for Valley Tech.
On the other hand, Bellingham would be paying more for animal science students, studying to one day become veterinarians. They can attend Norfolk County Agricultural High School with a cost to the town of about $2,000 per student, Fleury said, because Bellingham is in the same county.
The opposite is true in Milford, which would pay about double the amount per student attending the agricultural high school.
Although several member towns have yet to offer an official recommendation, including Hopedale, Milford and Upton, there have been conflicting responses to Valley Tech�s expansion � ranging from concern to support to outright opposition.
Mendon�s Finance Committee has been the first to vote not to recommend the project.
"It costs twice as much to send kids to Blackstone Valley Tech as the local school system," that committee�s chairman, Rich Schofield, told the Daily News. "There's no way Mendon wants the offerings at BVT to not be attractive, but they should not compete with services offered at the local school system."
Last week, Schofield went before the Blackstone Finance Committee to present his analysis of the costs associated with the expansion.
The Worcester Telegram and Gazette reported last week that Sutton's town administrator is worried about the project�s potential effect on local enrollment.
Valley Tech Superintendent Michael Fitzpatrick, who has held the position for more than 20 years, said the project has found initial support in Grafton, Milford and Upton and from local lawmakers. Aside from Bellingham, only Northbridge has voted to recommend the school�s plans.
At least nine of the 13 communities must authorize the expansion at Town Meeting before it can move to the state for review.
Fitzpatrick said towns viewing the project in a negative light do so because of the perception that they�ll end up absorbing all of the costs and all of the students. "No town is being asked to make a payment of $2.9 million," he said.
The demand for the three new programs is there, said Fitzpatrick. But the school understands it needs to grow wisely and with its member towns in mind. In 2014, some 850 eighth-graders applied for access to the school in 2014, he said; only 300 were accepted.
To that end, the school will gradually increase enrollment, he said, as to avoid disturbing local high schools.
In the past, towns have asked Valley Tech to add new programs in response to the cost for out-of-district education, Fitzpatrick noted.
"The cost of educating a student out of district is more than $16,500, plus transportation," he said. "But we can�t just offer new programs to reduce out-of-district costs; programs have to have robust job placement opportunities."
Fitzpatrick has been disappointed by the "accusatory positions" of some town officials.
But, he added, "I didn�t propose this (expansion) because I knew everyone would love it, I did it because it was the right thing to do."
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BELLINGHAM � The Finance Committee recently voted to endorse Blackstone Valley Regional Vocational Technical High School�s $2.9 million expansion, a project that early on has received a mixed reception within the school�s district.


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Egypt's Coptic Pope lashes out at president after Christian killings
Egypt's Coptic Pope has lashed out at Islamist president Mohammed Mursi accusing him of negligence over the deaths of five Christians and two Muslims who were killed by a mob in a weekend of violence.
TONY EASTLEY: Egypt's Coptic Pope has launched a scathing broadside at the country's Islamist president.
He's accused Mohammed Morsi of negligence after five Christians and two Muslims were killed in a weekend of violence.
Christians say the government didn't do enough to protect the victims as they were attacked by a mob which included supporters of the president.
Middle East correspondent Matt Brown is in Cairo.
(Sound of chanting)
MATT BROWN: In a tiny hall on Cairo's outskirts, Coptic Christians are mourning their dead. Mahrous Hana was killed in clashes with Muslims on the weekend. He'd been called to the Coptic cathedral on Sunday, which the Coptic Pope Tawadros II says was under unprecedented attack.
(Sound of Um Romani speaking)
His mother Um Romani says Mahrous was shot in the neck. She doesn't feel safe now and she's afraid for her other children.
The violence began on Friday when Muslim buildings in a town outside Cairo were defaced. Soon four Christians and one Muslim had been killed in a pitched battle.
When the Christian mourners gathered at the cathedral on Sunday for a ceremony broadcast live on TV they chanted slogans denouncing the Islamist president Mohamed Morsi and his supporters in the Muslim Brotherhood.
Outside, they were met by an angry mob. Another riot began, killing Mahrous Hana and another Muslim man and another round of mourning rolled on.
(Sound of prayer)
For many Copts it was a nightmare come true. After the Islamists won elections for the parliament and the presidency last year, they said they feared hardcore Muslims would be let loose and the Christians would pay.
That's one reason why Mohamed Morsi denounced the attack on the cathedral as an attack on him, attempting to assuage outrage in the Christian community.
(Sound of priest chanting)
But it the Coptic Church it's all been dismissed as empty rhetoric. Pope Tawadros II says kind feelings are not enough. He has accused the president of misreading the situation and negligence.
While the president has promised an investigation, the Pope says it will lead nowhere. He's demanding action as well as words and he's warning Egypt has crossed the line into chaos.
(Sound of sermon)
The sermon in this little hall from the priest Abune Bakhoum emphasises the need to avoid seeking revenge, a confrontation this minority community would surely lose.
It's all about turning the other cheek. But in the process, the priest recounts numerous cases not acknowledged during the reign of Hosni Mubarak in which Muslims attacked and killed Christians - the priest killed because he refused to convert to Islam knifepoint, and Abune Bakhoum's own interrogation at the hands of the intelligence chief, who accused him of undergoing weapons training in the seminary.
There are plenty of reminders of past injustice and few for the future, a new and perhaps more dangerous chapter in this long history of mistrust as begun.
This is Matt Brown in Cairo for AM.
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Albert 'Al' Fulcher
Albert "Al" Fulcher, 78, of Elk City, Okla., formerly of Big Spring died Thursday, Feb. 28, 2013. The family will receive friends from 2 until 4 Sunday, March 3, 2013, at Myers & Smith Funeral Home. Funeral services will be at 10 a.m. Monday, March 4, 2013, at Myers & Smith Chapel. Burial will follow in Trinity Memorial Park.He was born Dec. 15, 1934, in Ranger, Texas, to Nannie Leone and Jesse Morgan Fulcher. He was raised in Big Spring by his mother and step-father, Blackie Bain. At the age of 17, he joined the Air Force and served in the Korean War. Upon returning from the Korean War, Al attended Howard College and participated in track. He played college football at Ranger College. He married Nellene (Nell) Parnell on Dec. 8, 1962. He was a sports fanatic and enjoyed watching football on TV and attending his children and grandchildren's games. In the early 1970's, Al got involved in the race horse business. He owned and raced thoroughbred and quarter horses throughout Texas, New Mexico and Kansas for several years. He worked for Bankers Life and Casualty Insurance for 31 years before retiring.He is survived by his wife, Nell Fulcher of Elk City, Okla,; his children, Dennis and Becky Fulcher of Elk City, Okla., Nancy and Carl Levy of Tampa, Fla., Cindy Pittman and Troy Koening of Granbury, Judy Dierlam of Bowie, Kelleigh and Debbie Phillips of San Angelo and Debbie and Chad Ruth of Lakeville, Minn; 12 grandchildren, Carl and LaTasha Levy of Tampa, Fla., Brandi and Shane Mitchell of Sherman, Chris and Rachel Burch of Elk City, Okla., Brooke Pittman of Midland, Alyssa Phillips of San Angelo, Cari and Jason Hughes, of Elk City, Okla., Aymee and Michael Petrella of San Angelo, Brock Pittman, of Midland, Spencer Ruth of Lakeville, Minn., Hunter Ruth of Milwaukee, Wisc., Casi Fulcher of Elk City, Okla., and Chase Fulcher of Elk City, Okla.; 14 great-grandchildren; and numerous nieces and nephews. He is also survived by his brothers, J.T. Fulcher of Trinity and Bill Fulcher of Midland; and his sisters, Mary Railsback and Merle Spurlock of Big Spring and Myrna Cobb of Hobbs, N.M.He was preceded in death by his parents and one brother, Richard Bain.Pallbearers will be Chris Burch, Brock Pittman, Hunter Ruth, Chase Fulcher, Shane Mitchell and Jason Hughes.Arrangements are by Myers & Smith Funeral Home. Pay your respects online at www.myersandsmith.comPaid obituary


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1970-1971 Topps Basketball #123 Pete Maravich Rookie - PSA MINT 9
Starting Bid - $500, Sold For - $3,525
Graded MINT 9 by PSA. Of the 1,035 examples graded by PSA, only one example of this classic card has ever been graded higher. Extremely desirable ultra high-grade rookie card of "Pistol" Pete Maravich from the very popular and condition-sensitive 1970-1971 Topps "Tall Boys" basketball series. The card is perfectly centered, with brilliant colors, a flawless surface, four razor-sharp corners, perfect registration, and snow-white borders. The reverse is also perfectly clean, and centered towards the bottom left. This card is a pack-fresh gem! Hall of Famer "Pistol" Pete Maravich started his basketball career as a 6'5'' guard from LSU, where he set the record as the greatest scorer in college basketball history. He then went on to join the professional ranks, playing in ten NBA seasons and four NBA All-Star Games. Maravich will forever be remembered for his dazzling style of play and as one of basketball's greatest legends. This is an exceptional high-grade example, bordering on GEM MINT condition, of Pete Maravich's rookie card, which is the key card from the set, and one of the all-time classic basketball cards. Reserve $500. Estimate $1,000/$2,000+. SOLD FOR $3,525
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Relaxing, happy and smooth bossa-nova/smooth Jazz piece. THE perfect backing track to show when things are ideal and also absolutely perfect as a theme for a waiting room or as elevator music (hence the title "Waiting for You"). Has a nice sixties feel to it. Also excellent for shopping channels, weather reports and cooking shows!


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OSWEGO — Once upon a time, movies and live music went hand in hand. Guitarist Alex de Grassi revives that tradition, performing his original score for the classic Japanese film "A Story of Floating Weeds" at 7:30 p.m. Nov. 9, in SUNY Oswego's Waterman Theatre.
Guitarist Alex de Grassi to perform score for classic silent film
At the height of the silent film era, movies provided one of the largest sources of employment for musicians — including pianists, organists and orchestra players. That changed rapidly with the introduction of "talkies" in the 1920s. Live music at the cinema languished from that period until a recent revival of interest.
In 2006, the New York Guitar Festival commissioned de Grassi to create and perform an original score for one of the best-known works of Japanese director Yasujiro Ozu. Further work on the score preceded its presentation at the 2009 Guitar Festival at the Krannert Center for the Performing Arts at the University of Illinois.
In Oswego, de Grassi will perform his entire 90-minute score onstage as the black and white film plays on-screen.
"While some scenes are tightly scored, others are based on a rhythm or a short melodic fragment that allows improvisation," de Grassi said. As a result, each performance of the interdisciplinary project is unique, he explained.
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"A Story of Floating Weeds" is among the most successful and critically acclaimed films by the legendary Ozu, whose work was honored with a major retrospective at Film Forum in New York City this summer. "Floating Weeds" is a familiar metaphor in Japanese prose and poetry and, in this 1934 film, it refers to a group of traveling actors who seem to drift aimlessly, carried by currents beyond their control.
The story revolves around the lovable ne'er-do-well character Kihachi, head of an itinerant Kabuki troupe visiting a small town where he had fathered a son years before. The son does not know that Kihachi is his father, but the leading lady of the troupe — Kihachi's mistress — finds out and plots revenge.
The film comes to life with de Grassi's score, based on a pentatonic — a scale of five notes — blues motif that suggests the sound of the koto, a Japanese harp-like instrument. Separate musical themes assigned to five central characters combine and clash as the drama unfolds and the characters' lives intertwine.
The Wall Street Journal has called de Grassi's playing "flawless," and DownBeat magazine says, "His touch is as exquisite as his lyricism …" His solo recordings for the iconic Windham Hill label and his Grammy-nominated recording "The Water Garden" are considered classics of the solo steel-string guitar genre.
Detailed program information, video clips and ticket links for this and other performances of the Artswego Performing Arts Series are available online at www.oswego.edu/arts.
Tickets, priced at $18 ($5 for SUNY Oswego students), may be purchased at any SUNY Oswego box office, online at tickets.oswego.edu or by calling 315-312-2141.
Parking for this performance is included in the price of the ticket, and is available in the employee and commuter lots in front of and to the east of Culkin Hall.
This presentation is made possible by a grant from the Japan Foundation New York.


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This could be a reference to this weekend's welterweight bout with Floyd Mayweather Jr. and Robert Guerrero, but the prime-time matchup L.A. jazz fans are talking about is the pairing of two of the most inventive piano trios working today in the Brad Mehldau Trio and the ever-adventurous Bad Plus.
In one corner? The cagey veteran in Brad Mehldau, who has shown no sign of slowing his relentlessly creative pace. He first reached wider notice with a series of "Art of the Trio" albums in the late '90s, which in addition to original compositions introduced covers of Radiohead, Nick Drake and Rammstein (!) to the jazz idiom.
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And he hasn't stopped stretching out, as shown on a pair of enchanting trio releases in 2012 and a duet recording with classical pianist Kevin Hayes. There was also his recent run of shows with the Punch Brothers' mandolinist, Chris Thile.
In the other? The members of the Bad Plus, who also raised eyebrows early in their careers with a vigorously broad taste in covers, including songs by Blondie, the Pixies and Aphex Twin. But their continued inventive run proves that they're far from a novelty act, releasing two albums primarily of originals in "Never Stop" and last year's "Made Possible," and the group returns to Southern California next month to perform their take on Stravinsky's "Rite of Spring" at the Ojai Music Festival.
Though Mehldau obviously is the marquee voice in his trio, the Bad Plus has long been intended as more of a collective, right down to its name. Pianist Ethan Iverson, bassist Reid Anderson and kinetic drummer Dave King can all be counted on to turn heads Saturday night, and each brings compositions to the table.
The wild card comes in special guest Joshua Redman, who has collaborated with the Bad Plus and Mehldau numerous times in the past, and the saxophonist's latest album "Walking Shadows" (due next Tuesday) bears some sonic similarities to Mehldau's lauded "Highway Rider" project. Ultimately, this night has no loser, but a knockout is certainly expected.
Brad Mehldau Trio with the Bad Plus and special guest Joshua Redman, Royce Hall, UCLA. 340 Royce Drive, L.A. Saturday, 8 p.m. $20-$55, cap.ucla.edu.
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ALBANY, N.Y. (AP) — Environmental groups have filed to dismiss a federal free speech lawsuit against an upstate New York town after the town board rescinded its ban on discussion of natural gas drilling at meetings.
The town board in Sanford, in Broome County, passed a resolution in September saying no further discussion of gas drilling and fracking would be allowed because the emotional debate was disruptive and repetitive.
The Natural Resources Defense Council and Catskill Citizens for Safe Energy filed a lawsuit in U.S. District Court in February on behalf of town residents who opposed the so-called "gag order."
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Skyforce Reach Halfway Point of Season
A 50-game season takes a lot of patience to navigate. During the cycle that composes the better part of five months, it takes a certain amount of composure to not lose hope or take things for granted. Slow starts and hot stretches are all part of the NBA Development League and any team is a couple of roster moves away from being a whole different team for good and bad.
Once Thursday arrives, the Sioux Falls Skyforce will have played their 25th game and we will have gained a measure of perspective. That midway game is with the Iowa Energy who have been neck and neck with Sioux Falls since the season tipped off before Thanksgiving. First, a 15-9 record puts the Skyforce within reach of the best D-League teams. Only three teams have won more games going into play on Tuesday night. Iowa (16-9) is one of those teams. The next three games the Skyforce plays will be against the Energy. Thus, the middle of the season isn't exactly time to catch a breather.
In a wider picture of the league, ten teams currently have winning records and only eight make the playoffs. For a picture of how fortunes have changed, Idaho started the season winning eight straight, but are 5-11 since then losing their last three games by a combined nine points. Los Angeles and Reno struggled at first, though now both are in the playoff hunt. Tulsa and Erie are among teams that were absolute messes not long ago and are fast approaching relevance.
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Breastfeeding helps you drop the baby weight. True, but only if you nurse for at least three months: Even though breastfeeding requires about 330 extra calories a day, bear in mind that you're not burning many more calories in addition to that (after all, nursing requires a lot of sitting around!). Plus, you should be taking in more, so the calories you burn are more or less canceled out. As your baby gets older, and nursing becomes easier and less frequent, you're free to be more active and take advantage of the extra calories burned by nursing.
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Hamlin sidelined for six weeks due to back injury
Charlotte, NC – Driver Denny Hamlin is expected to miss the next six weeks of races after he sustained a compression fracture in his lower back during an accident last Sunday at Auto Club Speedway.
According to a release from Joe Gibbs Racing, Hamlin was evaluated by Dr. Jerry Petty of Carolina Neurosurgery and Spine Associates in North Carolina on Tuesday after suffering an L1 compression fracture.
"Dr. Petty determined that Hamlin will not require surgery but will need time to properly heal, which is estimated around six weeks time," JGR said in its release. "Dr. Petty will make the determination when Hamlin will be able to return to racing this season.
JGR also noted that no decision has been made on a replacement driver for Hamlin during his absence from the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series.
"I wish I got good news today.. I didn't," Hamlin posted on his Twitter account.
The series is off this weekend for Easter before heading to Martinsville Speedway, a half-mile racetrack, the first weekend in April.
"If me getting back in a car was based on pain tolerance then I would be in the car next week. There's just more to it that I can't control."
Texas (April 13), Kansas (April 21), Richmond (April 27) and Talladega (May 5) are those races that follow the April 7 event at Martinsville.
Hamlin's crash at Fontana, Calif. occurred on the final lap when he was battling his former JGR teammate, Joey Logano, for the lead. Both drivers made contact and spun. Hamlin skidded down the track and then slammed hard into the inside retaining wall. His car came up off of the ground and spun around after it ricocheted off of the wall.
Hamlin climbed out of his car under his own power but then laid down on the track, as safety personnel quickly tended to him. Shortly after, he was airlifted to nearby Loma Linda University Medical Center. Hamlin remained hospitalized until late Monday. He was wearing a back brace when he left the hospital.
Driving the No. 11 car for JGR, Hamlin made the Chase for the Sprint Cup championship for the seventh consecutive year in 2012, every year he has been a full-time competitor in the series. He won rookie-of-the-year honors in the series in 2006. Hamlin also has 264 consecutive Sprint Cup starts. He is currently 10th in the point standings.


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Gov. Martin O'Malley has appointed Brian David Green to the district court for Carroll County.
Green has served as attorney with the Office of the Public Defender in Carroll County for the past 23 years, according to a press release from the governor's office.
An adjunct professor for the Criminal Practice Clinic at the University of Baltimore School of Law, Green has also worked for the Shemer Bar Review since 1999, according to the release.
He began his legal career as an assistant state's attorney in Baltimore City from 1987-1990.
He graduated from Bethany College in West Virginia in 1980 and from the University of Maryland Francis King Carey School of Law in 1987.


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Barton fined £500,000, loses captaincy
Joey Barton has been fined nearly half a million pounds and stripped of the QPR captaincy after a disciplinary investigation.
The midfielder was docked six weeks' wages and warned that any further misconduct could see him sacked, after a meltdown against Manchester City on the final day of last season.
Barton was sent off for striking Carlos Tevez and committed two further acts of violent conduct on his way off the pitch, and has been banned for the first 12 matches of the 2012/13 campaign.
A club statement said: "QPR FC can confirm Joey Barton has been fined six weeks' wages and will no longer be club captain.
"The 29 year-old midfielder will also be absent from the club's pre-season tour of Asia in July.
"If Barton seriously breaches the Club's disciplinary procedures again, the Club reserves the right to terminate his contract."
In a statement on the QPR website Barton, who is holidaying in North Africa, said: "My behaviour was wrong and I accept the punishment that has been imposed upon me as a result.
"I apologise to the Manager, my team-mates and of course the QPR fans for my actions. I also apologise to the Manchester City players, staff and supporters."
Although the club said Barton would make no further comment, he immediately said on Twitter: "I was reckless and deserved every punishment I received. Money comes and goes, it's not important to me. Losing the captaincy and missing 12 games, is what really hurts. I was stupid and that's what happens when you do dumb things. I am confident I'll bounce back. Cannot wait."
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How to Win the Lottery — Is There Really a Secret?
Are you going to be playing for that growing lotto pot? Each day the pot becomes richer, more an more people want to win it. Who wouldn't want to retire at a young age without doing too much work? But, is it really that likely to win? How do you win?
Wouldn't it be nice to wake up one morning with millions of dollars in the bank account?
I know I wouldn't mind the extra cash. Really, who wouldn't? And, to receive this money for almost free sweetens that deal a bit more.
Haven't we all day dreamed about what we would spend the millions on? Pay off student loans and credit card debt. You could buy a home for you, your family, and maybe even a friend. Purchasing that boat, jet ski, piano, sports car, motorcycle, plane, or golden anything would be a treat. You could help out the truly needy and/or help cure cancer. Eat the world's best food as you travel the world on a private jet. If you are the type that likes to stay home, you could install a basketball court or an indoor swimming pool. Don't want to be the active one? Buy your favorite sports team.
There are so many possibilities out there for those lucky few that win big.
So, who are they? Who plays the Texas Lotto?
According to the official Texas Lottery website, the biggest crowd buying out those lottery tickets are those that may already have almost everything they want. The site's statistics claim that people earning an annual house hold income of $50,000 and above are 44% of the total population of ticket buyers. Those in need at $10,000 and below make only 6% of the purchasing power. Seems a little weird, huh? Maybe they have the money already in the wallet that can afford to buy multiple tickets for each draw. So, who else buys lotto tickets?
Almost completely dominating the sales are caucasian people. Below their 62% are Hispanics with 28%. Next are African Americans and lastly 8% count as Other. Within these percents, men and women were around half and half on the ticket sales.
What are these players doing when they will? What are you doing wrong?
According to Gail Howard's advice on the Smart Luck website, there is a lot to learn before you can win. Her number one advice for those looking for the big bucks is, "That which is MOST POSSIBLE happens MOST OFTEN. That which is LEAST POSSIBLE happens LEAST OFTEN."
What does that mean? Basically, the more often that number is favored in the drawings, the better chance you have of it being pulled again. The following numbers have been found so far to be picked more often than others. From highest picked to lowest; 56, 59, 44, 29, 14, 7, 1, 49, 39, 20, 8, and 5. But will these secure a win? Howard gives a little more advice, so don't go running to the store quite yet.
Though Howard says to pick numbers that have been picked before, she warns that picking numbers exactly as they have won before will ensure you lose. She insists that you are more likely to win by following these easy steps.
- 1. Have a positive attitude. Don't buy a ticket with your last dollar, you will only depress yourself more.
- 2. Avoid consecutive numbers. Try not to pick 1,2,3,4,5,6,...
- 3. Keep away from number groups that all end in the same number. (9, 39, 19, 49)
- 4. Stray from the trap of multiples of a number. Five and all of it's variety in 10, 15, and 20 won;t help you win.
- 5. Finally, she states that Quick Picks will become Quick Losses.
Howard's biggest piece of advice is to create a lottery pool. Get a group of friends or coworkers to pool money in to buy a mass amounts of tickets. This may be, like I said, why those with more money are spending on lottery tickets. They may see that the more tickets you have in your possession, the more you have a chance to win.
With odds of one in every 25,827,165 to win, things don't look so good for that single ticket. But, have fun with it. You never know if lady luck is on your side today or not. That $425 million staring right at you will surely tease a lot of Texans to the gas station or other lotto ticket purchasing stops.
Good luck to all of you out there playing. Remember, if you win I would love to share the wealth with you.


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by ajtak7171
Vienna, Austria
This wonderful double-face fabric was a must when I saw it in the store, but then I didn't know what to make with so that the double-face would really come into play. Finally I realized that it had to be a really simple pattern and took it off a summer garment I own. The original is made from a very light white cotton and I wear it over sleeveless tops and over basically everything and every day… So I made a Fall version of it, optimized the cut a little bit and made it reversible by using French seams all over. I left the selvedge raw for the sleeves and collar. There must be at least 203 ways to wear this! More pictures (different ones) are at my blog, where you can also click and zoom in on the pattern pieces to see how it is put together : Of Dreams and Seams By the way – what would you call this garment type? I have no idea…
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Nov 11, 2011, 10.02 AMby baka-pepica
its really cool! and maxbe I see you somewere in Vienna in that ! :) Liebe Gruße
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Nov 11, 2011, 03.03 PMby ajtak7171
Oh schön, das wäre ja lustig! Danke und liebe Grüsse zurück!
Nov 10, 2011, 07.50 PMby camberwellgal
Wow – sometimes I see a garment someone has made on Burda and get a very severe and ugly case of the 'want-sies'! What a really great shirt/cardigan in just the most fantastic fabric. Really simple in concept, but pleasingly wide range of ways to wear it and make it look really different. Very cool; modern and un-pretty in the best way.
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Nov 11, 2011, 03.02 PMby ajtak7171
Oh thank you so much – what a great compliment! ;-)
Oct 20, 2011, 08.23 PMby Laura Bolčina
I love it! Now, I just have to find some double-face fabric.. How much fabric did you use?
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Nov 4, 2011, 03.17 PMby ajtak7171
So sorry for the late answer! I think it must have been 2 meters, a width of 1,40… It takes a lot of fabric, because of that shawl-collar. But you could make it narrower, too! Have fun with it!
Oct 13, 2011, 12.41 PMby dgprado
I love it too. I agree with all the others, it would be lovely to check a pattern in order to figure out how the collar piece is cut….
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Oct 14, 2011, 10.12 AMby ajtak7171
Thank you! It's done: I added pictures of the pattern pieces, on my blog they are even bigger in case you can't figure it out here…
Oct 12, 2011, 06.40 PMby mojo elgin
I love it! The folds of the collar give the illusion of a separate scarf. Looks great! If you're not sure you want to put up a pattern, how about a tutorial!
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Oct 14, 2011, 10.12 AMby ajtak7171
Thank you! So I posted some pictures of the pattern pieces – maybe that helps?
Oct 12, 2011, 12.19 PMby charlotte powell-brooks
looks great, a real wearable outfit!
Oct 12, 2011, 11.34 AMby lili123
very nice cardigan, i will try to figure out how the front piece is cut so i can make one for myself,thank you for all the great photos.
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Oct 12, 2011, 01.31 PMby ajtak7171
Thank you! I took the "crazy" pic so you can see the shape of the front bodice pattern piece a bit better… It's cut on the fold, the fold being the center back collar…
PS: Yes, cardigan – but I thought they are always made of knit fabric…
Oct 14, 2011, 10.13 AMby ajtak7171
Ok, I posted the pattern pieces – even better on my blog, where you can zoom in on them… Hope it helps!
Oct 12, 2011, 09.40 AMby monikapullerits
Love it love it love it! Pattern please or instructions. Looks so comfortable yet stylish!
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Oct 12, 2011, 09.45 AMby ajtak7171
Oooooh thank you!!! Well, I'm hesitant about putting up a pattern, since I pretty much copied it off a rtw… Not sure how much would have to be changed for that to be ok…
Oct 14, 2011, 10.14 AMby ajtak7171
Posted the pattern pieces! Here and on my blog – hope it helps!!!
Oct 12, 2011, 09.32 AMby sewrecycler
I really love this, hadn't realised at first that it is all one garment. It looks great….. will look at the other photos on your blog.
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Oct 14, 2011, 10.14 AMby ajtak7171
Thank you! I just posted some more pictures so you can see how it is put together…
Oct 12, 2011, 09.03 AMby keren
awesome! I love the photos/style with the belt, where the checks are the "collar".
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The FIFA Confederations Cup has given Brazil fans the opportunity to enjoy what Santos supporters have savoured over the last few years and Barcelona followers will soon enjoy: the heightened sense of anticipation that comes with watching Neymar getting on the ball.
The star had the Seleção fans on their feet as early as the third minute of Brazil's opening match against Japan, thumping the ball into the top corner from just outside the box. And he had them drooling again towards the end of the meeting with Mexico, when he somehow worked some space in the tightest of situations to lay on a classy assist for strike partner Jo.
In the build-up to Sunday's final against Spain at the Maracana, however, it is the Brazil ace's turn to feel the anticipation, as he prepares for quite possibly the most important game of his young career – one in which he will be under pressure yet again to perform.
"It's a big final and it's got all the makings of a historic match," he told FIFA.com. "We're aware of that. We hope to be able to write our name in the football history books, especially with the game taking place at the Maracana."
The 21-year-old is sure to feel the pressure until the moment he steps out at the legendary stadium against Spain, the team who have set the standard in modern football. Let no-one be under the impression, however, that Neymar is in any way nervous about being in the spotlight.
We hope to be able to write our name in the football history books, especially with the game taking place at the Maracana.
Increasingly at ease with the growing media attention he generates, Neymar could not have been more relaxed as he spoke to the assembled press. He told reporters that he turned to team-mate Thiago Silva after Spain's gruelling semi-final shootout win over Italy on Thursday and said he wished the final was being played on Friday and not Sunday. "We have to wait though, don't we?" he joked.
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Players go through a whole gamut of emotions in the build-up to any decider, and Brazil's main man has been through a few of them with Santos and knows what such occasions demand. Yet this is no ordinary decider, not when it's being played at the Maracana, with him wearing Brazil's feted No10 shirt, and with one of his favourite teams providing the opposition – a team he has selected and won with many times on the video game console!
"The whole world was expecting a Brazil-Spain Final, us included," he said, anticipating Sunday's blockbuster. "We're going to play against the best in the world, the best team in the world."
Neymar believes that La Roja deserve to be considered favourites, in recognition of their status as the reigning world and two-time European champions: "We need to show respect, but we also need to impose ourselves on the pitch. Spain have brought their star players, and Brazil have brought theirs too.
"What we have to do is play football, without relying on anything else. We're going up against the best team in the world, with the best footballers in the world, but we've got more than our fair share of talented players. There's a huge amount of respect and admiration too, but we play good football and we have faith in one another. I think we can play a great game."
As if there were not enough at stake on Sunday already, the match will also be Neymar's farewell to Brazil, as a reporter reminded him during the press conference. After the Maracana it is destination Camp Nou. "I hadn't thought about that," replied Neymar, somewhat taken aback.
He had said his goodbyes to the Santos fans following a Campeonato Brasileiro game against Flamengo at the Estadio Nacional Mane Garrincha, the venue for the opening match of the Festival of Champions. On that occasion, he burst into tears while singing the national anthem, aware that an important phase in his career was coming to a close.
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