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by Katie Parker, sports information graduate assistant
MILLEDGEVILLE, Ga. - No. 20 Georgia College & State University soccer team (11-1-3, 4-1-1 PBC) shut-out Clayton State University (1-13-1, 1-6 PBC) 6-0 for Senior Night at Bobcat Field.
Senior forward Hayley Ferrell (Hampton, Ga.) came ready to play tonight with two assists and two goals contributing to the 10th shutout of the season, a school record. She leads the Bobcats with nine goals and five assists for the season.
The first goal of the night came during the 13th minute from junior Jamie Nevin (Grovetown, Ga.), her first of the season. Nevin's goal was the only one in the first half Laker goalkeeper Whitney Jowers allowed. She snagged three Georgia College shots in the first period.
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The Bobcats are back in action Wednesday, Oct. 29 on the road against North Georgia College & State University with a kick-off time of 4:30 p.m.
The GCSU Department of Athletics sponsors 10 varsity athletic programs at the NCAA Division II level. As a Division II program, GCSU prides itself on balancing the life of the student-athlete, evidenced by the Bobcats' multiple appearances in post-season competition as well as documented academic success and community-service involvement. Follow the Bobcats and their positive impact on the Milledgeville community at www.gcsu.edu/bobcats.

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Saturday, November 5, 2011
A Bird in the Hand
As the Texas Rangers made their postseason run, a friend of mine asked me, in all seriousness, whether the Mike Napoli – Frank Francisco trade was going to become the second-most regrettable Blue Jay trade in history. Now, given the gnashing of teeth and rending of garments that stemmed from that deal for the better part of 2011, I was almost relieved to hear that he would only consider it the second-most regrettable.
After a less-than-inspired effort to talk him off the ledge, I started to wrap my head around the trade he considered to be the most regrettable, which also happened to involve the Rangers: Michael Young for Esteban Loaiza.
Even if you rightfully believe Michael Young has been overrated for a large part of his career, it's still tough to defend the trade from the Blue Jays' perspective (though it can be done, based on the fact that they were only 1.5 games back of the first-place Yankees, and thought they might catch them with another arm in the rotation to complement David Wells, Kelvim Escobar and Chris Carpenter, while a 23-year-old Roy Halladay sported a 10.90 ERA. There's a fine recap of the trade here). A great many fans have pined for a decade over the All-Star, batting champion middle infielder the team let get away for a second-rate starting pitcher that never helped them reach the postseason promised land.
The Young deal is probably just the most glaring example of "the one that got away" for Blue Jays fans. It's hardly the only one. In the above-linked article, it's pointed out that the Jays traded away three other middle-infield prospects in the system at the time in Felipe Lopez, Cesar Izturis, and Brett Abernathy. There's obviously been varying degrees of big-league success amongst those erstwhile Jays prospects, but the returns were indisputably slim, including the likes of Steve Trachsel, Mark Guthrie and Luke Prokopec.
I think my friend who still rues the Young trade to this day uses it as a proxy for what he would perceive as the team's tendency to get very low value back for its prospects. Young is his talisman, representing the what-might-be for every Jays prospect past and present, the upside realized, every last drop of value squeezed from the talent the player possesses.
I can pretty much guarantee you, though, that in 2000, my friend wouldn't have had a sweet clue who Michael Young was. The fact is, even today when minor league stats, scouting reports and video are more readily available than ever, most fans have a familiarity level with their favourite team's prospects that's comparable to my grandparents' familiarity level with programming the clock on their microwave.
But if hindsight is 20/20, then prospect hindsight is, like, 20/10 – and everybody has it, even Frank Costanza. That's because prospects develop actual track records over time, across whatever organizations hold their rights, and we can see perfectly how they developed and what they accomplished after the fact. But the ones we remember are the ones that actually develop into big leaguers. Fans can be forgiven for feeling like we've seen way too many of them go on to bigger and better things for other teams, even if it's just patently not true. We still don't want to let ours go.
It does seem that at least among a more modern generation of Jays fans, the tendency to overvalue the team's own prospects is beginning to wane. We can be forgiven for harbouring an unhealthy prospect infatuation here and there, but many of us are coming around to the idea that some prospects just aren't going to be Blue Jays.
Maybe our added peace of mind with trading prospects comes from knowing that it's Alex Anthopoulos who will be doing the trading. Before he's done as General Manager of the Toronto Blue Jays, he's going to make some bad trades (and it can be argued he has done so already). But for now, he seems to be pretty good at it, and he gets the benefit of the doubt more times than not.
That might be something we should all bear in mind this offseason. One thing I've noticed about Anthopoulos is that, while his forays into the media are occasional and vague, he usually does what he says he's going to do. If he says he's not going to break the bank for a top-tier free agent, I've seen nothing in his work as GM that should lead a fan to not believe him. Conversely, if he says he's going to explore the trade market, and that not all the elite prospects in the system are going to be Toronto Blue Jays at the big league level, I believe him there too. He's already shown he'll make those moves. So we better not get too attached to those prospects as we get ready for more deals.
It's entirely possible that this off-season, Alex Anthopoulos will trade another Michael Young out of the Jays' farm system. Some fans, two or five or ten years later, are still going to have big problems with that. That's fine – second guessing the GM is part of the fun of being a fan. But we should probably at least mentally prepare ourselves for the possible departures of our prospect man-crushes, and even the guys that we didn't think would amount to much (the same way the Jays saw Michael Young back in 2000), and be reasonably comfortable that the Jays' GM isn't going to move any of them for another Esteban Loaiza.
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- NorthYorkJays said...
Excellent piece. If Snider, Drabek, Alvarez, D'Arnaud, Gose, Marisnick, etc. are what it takes to help the Jays pick up the right piece, do it. Last offseason people scoffed at the notion of trading Drabek/Snider for JUpton or Greinke, and I suspect everybody would be just fine with those deals today. Heck, I remember when Yankees fans thought parting with Hughes + Chamberlain for Halladay was WAY too much and they tried sticking Ian Kennedy and Melky Cabrera in every proposal.
The Phillies have been taking advantage of the overvaluing of prospects for years now. Bourn/Costanzo/Geary got them Brad Lidge. Cardenas/Outman got them Joe Blanton. Golson got them John Mayberry. Donald/Carrasco/Knapp/Marson got them Cliff Lee. Taylor/dArnaud/Drabek got them Roy Halladay. Gose/Villar/Happ got them Roy Oswalt. Cosart/Singleton got them Hunter Pence. The one time they traded their stud for prospects (Cliff Lee), they got back Phillipe Aumont/Tyson Gillies/JC Ramirez. Could a few of those Phillies prospects turn into elite players? Sure. Do the Phillies regret any of those trades? Nope. They just continue to draft high ceiling players and restock the system. That's a model to emulate.
- November 5, 2011 at 4:24 PM
- Matthew E said...
whether the Mike Napoli – Frank Francisco trade was going to become the second-most regrettable Blue Jay trade in history
Nowhere close. First, there was no way to know Napoli was going to be that good, and the Jays just didn't need him that much. Second, Francisco had value.
So how does that put this trade behind Wells/Sirotka-Simmons, or Ashby/Lemongello, or Olerud/Person?
- November 5, 2011 at 4:50 PM
- Section 36 said...
All deals need to be put in their time perspective. That's how I can forgive the Red Sox for trading away Jeff Bagwell.
- November 5, 2011 at 7:57 PM
Michael Young career @ home - 866 OPS
Michael Young career @ road - 737 OPS
He's really not that big a loss. Especially when you add in the defensive issues. And the fact that despite all reports, that he's not a team first guy, constantly whining any time Texas acquires a better player and asks the inferior player (Young) to move positions to improve the team.
- November 6, 2011 at 1:07 AM
- gabriel said...
Section 36: I remember reading Bill James that offseason saying Bagwell was going to be incredible, so I think the Red Sox definitely missed something there.
Regarding AA & prospects, I think you have to give him a great deal of credit for the prospects he's traded thus far. Johermyn Chavez had a poor year in Seattle; Zach Stewart is probably too early to be definitive about, but he looks like a 3/4 guy at best; the real impressive work he's done has flowed out of the Halladay deal: getting d'Arnaud, who has blossomed; flipping Michael Taylor for Brett Wallace, then trading Brett Wallace for Anthony Gose. Today, it's pretty clear that Gose >> Wallace >> Taylor. That's some pretty sharp evaluation.
- November 6, 2011 at 3:54 AM
- Darrell said...
Napoli would have been part of the EE, JPA and Lind catcher, dh, 1B mix. At the time no one could have said definitively that he was clearly better than any of those guys
- November 6, 2011 at 8:27 AM
- Section 36 said...
gabriel - That may have been the case. But, blocking his way at third base was a future Hall-of-Famer (Wade Boggs) and a minor league top prospect and 2-time AL all-star (Scott Cooper). At first, he was blocked by a fellow future MVP (Mo Vaughn). So, perhaps he was supposed to be pretty good. But, so were the other guys.
- November 6, 2011 at 12:56 PM
Jeff Kent > David Cone
This trade shaped the AL East for the next decade....
I think the Jays still win in 92, but a little revisionist history a la Sliders...
Alomar @ SS
Kent @ 2nd
no Fernandez in 93? do they win? Kent was 0.3 WAR in 1993
no re aquiring Cone in 95...does he stay away from the Yankees and what does that mean to them? Does Kent <5.0 avg. WAR in late 90s alter the balance of power in AL EAST. Does Alomar stay in 1996 as a result
2nd/SS has been a black-hole for a decade and a half...I often wonder what could have been with that tandem up the middle
- November 6, 2011 at 4:34 PM
- gabriel said...
Section 36- the issue is in part the Bagwell vs. Vaughn question; the other part is do you ever give up a top-tier prospect for a rental reliever, no matter how good? The Sox sold Bagwell extremely cheap, even if he was expendable to the organization.
- November 6, 2011 at 5:14 PM
- Peter DeMarco said...
Cone was huge for the Jays in the 1992 playoffs, I don't undo that trade for any reason.
However the worst Jays trade of all time may still involve Cone in his second go around with the Jays when they traded him to AL East rival New York Yankees for Jason Jarvis (minors), Mike Gordon (minors) and Marty Janzen.
None of the players they got back from the Yankees amounted to anything and Cone when 60-26 for the Yankees over the next 4.5 years.
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- November 20, 2011 at 6:40 AM
- Pinedasljv said...
Jeff Kent > David Cone This trade shaped the AL East for the next decade.... I think the Jays still win in 92, but a little revisionist history a la Sliders... Alomar @ SS Kent @ 2nd no Fernandez in 93? do they win? Kent was 0.3 WAR in 1993 no re aquiring Cone in 95...does he stay away from the Yankees and what does that mean to them? Does Kent <5.0 avg. WAR in late 90s alter the balance of power in AL EAST. Does Alomar stay in 1996 as a result 2nd/SS has been a black-hole for a decade and a half...I often wonder what could have been with that tandem up the middle
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WildCat23 wrote:I didn't really want to post this, as I know you get this question a lot. How come I can't lucid dream?
The main thing that drove me to ask this is the fact that, 1) I can remember currently around 2-4 dreams a night without a dream journal, 2) I try the MILD technique before falling asleep each nigh. I can't exactly do it, because i will drift off in thought and become absorbed (Most of the time). Is there any technique that doesn't involve resetting my alarm or a high chance of OBE's?
Thanks in advance,
Haha. Ok I'll let you off.... on the understanding that it's almost impossible for me to identify a causal link between ANYTHING you do / don't do in your life and why you AREN'T having lucid dreams....
At the end of the day, I can supply all the techniques that do actually work for lots of people, and if you do them consistently and still don't have lucid dreams, then there must be something else in the equation blocking your efforts.
Things such as... not getting enough sleep... smoking too much marijuana... drinking too much alcohol, coffee, energy drinks... etc etc. Not making any accusations.
Based on what you've said you're doing RIGHT - ie remembering lots of dreams (which is great) and attempting MILD, I'd say you need to do more lucid dreaming techniques to make lucidity happen.
Keep practicing MILD. If you get distracted then that's a sign you need to improve mental focus, so learn from your experience and keep pushing at it.
Do reality checks. They're easy and effective when you make it a frequent habit.
Explore your hypnagogia. You can watch it evolve into primitive dreams and the longer you stay conscious the deeper you'll go. One day you might pop straight into a dream and you'll be all "damn, that was EASY!"
Listen to my self hypnosis sessions every night, it's why I made them: http://www.world-of-lucid-dreaming.com/lucid-dreaming-fast-track.html (In fact, this is why I made the entire course, for people who want in-depth instruction on lucid dreaming, so give it a shot if you can.)
I'd also suggest writing your dreams down... even though you remember them on waking, keeping a detailed written record helps cement them into long term memory, not just short term.
You may also consider some lucidity aids like lucid dream masks (the Remee will be released in August - expect a review on site sometime), dream herbs (Calea Z is a fave of mine, also Galantamine is quite powerful), and/or brainwave entrainment to enhance your meditation. All these are written up on the site if you need more info.
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1/2 Day Adelaide City Highlights and Hahndorf
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Our tour around the city starts as we cruise the boulevard of North Terrace and King William Street. Views of the picturesque River Torrens can be seen as we continue on past Adelaide Zoo and stop at the historic Adelaide Oval. Here there is the opportunity to explore the Oval, pop in to see the famous Bradman Museum and enjoy a complimentary tea/coffee. From Adelaide Oval we make our way out of the city along Hutt Street and up to Mounty Lofty summit. As the highest point in the southern Mount Lofty Ranges, Mounty Lofty summit offers amazing and panoramic views of the city and definitely provides a photographic opportunity not to be missed! Hahndorf is our last stop of the day. Whether you fancy popping in to the boutique shops or relaxing with a coffee, the main street of this well known old German village is the perfect place.
We return to Adelaide city at approx 12:45pm however, for those who would prefer to spend a little more time in Hahndorf there is the option to leave the tour and return to Adelaide on the public bus.
Adelaide Oval will be closed to the public on event days and on Sundays. During these times we will spend a little more time at Mount Lofty and Hahndorf with free tea/coffee at the Mount Lofty Lookout café.


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The Lovemark Profiler
The Lovemarks Profiler is a series of in-depth questions which can help you locate a brand, product, service or experience on the Love/Respect Axis. It also helps identify gaps and opportunities for enhancing a Lovemark's potential.Instructions: Answer the following questions with a YES or NO answer. If you can answer YES to all the questions, congratulations, your brand is a Lovemark! If you can not answer YES to all of the questions below, identify the section where love is needed.
Respect: Performance, Trust and ReputationIt's the consumer that decides whether something is a Lovemark - and the consumer needs to respect that 'something' first. See the Love/Respect Axis for more on this.
Performance is critical to good relationships. How can you love something that constantly lets you down? Does ____ perform as best in class each and every time?
Confidence lays the foundation for commitment and commitment is essential to a Lovemark. Do you feel confident enough to recommend ____ to your best friend?
Lovemarks cannot be associated with anything that would knowingly hurt people or the environment they live in. Are you confident that ____ would never do anything you wouldn't want to be associated with?
Giving great value is table-stakes for any Lovemark. Is ____ good value for the experience it offers?
Mystery, Sensuality and Intimacy
MysteryIf you knew everything about someone, why would you come back for more? Mystery stimulates excitement, surprise and wonder. Great stories Stories are the food that Lovemarks thrive on. They are the way we give value to the things we love. A perfect Lovemarks story? The tale of the couple who named their daughter Isabella Alexus after she was born in the back seat of the family Lexus.
Do you have a story you often use to show how you feel about ____?
Do you often see ____ mentioned positively in the media?
Have you ever given ____ some direct feedback? It could have been any kind of comment or story or testimonial.
Do you know how ____ started and some of the goals it has achieved over the years?
Have you ever seen ____ celebrating a milestone or an event from its past?
Are you aware of what ____ has in mind for the future?
Does ____ fit in perfectly to the way you dream about yourself?
If ____ was suddenly no longer available, would it make a real difference to your life?
Is ____ associated with any icon, logo, symbol or mythic characters?
SensualityThe five senses are portals to the emotions. Vision, sound, smell, touch, taste. This is how we experience the world and shape our relationships. Vision Great design is a sign that love has been lavished on a Lovemark. While form may follow function, it is form that warms the heart. Simply put, a poorly-designed object cannot be a Lovemark.
Has ____ been designed to deliver more than the basic functional requirements?
Is ____ the best designed example of its type?
Is ____ the ultimate design for its category?
If ____ has a sound, do you know what it is?
Does ____ have a great smell or taste associated with it?
If ____ has a smell or a taste, do you know what it is?
Does ____ have a physical sensation that you can't find in anything else?
Do you get pleasure from touching ____?
IntimacyLove affairs are personal. They demand perfect pitch. They can soar or falter on a gesture. Intimacy is often only valued when the spell is broken. Empathy The reason we stick to the things we love is because we feel at home with them. They speak to our secret desires and anticipate our needs before we can even articulate them.
Do you think you matter to the people responsible for ____?
Do you feel that ____ will listen if you when you make a suggestion?
Do you know the name of anyone involved with ____?
Many Lovemarks have a nickname or pet name. Fedex, Bud, Coke and Bloomies are all examples. Does ____ have one?
If you found something that performed slightly better than ____ would you stay loyal to ____ anyway?
If something went wrong with ____ do you have confidence in people responsible to do the right thing, do it quickly and fix the problem?
Have you ever tried to convince anyone to change to ____?
If ____ had human emotions, do you know what they would be?


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How to Make Ca Phe Sua Da (Vietnamese Iced Coffee)
The key to making cà phê sữa dá is freshly ground, dark, extra bold roast blend coffee. In addition to this, you'll need a Vietnamese coffee filter and sweetened condensed milk. If you're ready for a day full of energy, or if caffeine doesn't seem to leave you sleepless at night, give this drink a try!
As I mentioned on Facebook this week, I recently learned an important lesson: never drink Vietnamese coffee in the evening if you're sensitive to caffeine. Last weekend, I drank an entire cup of iced coffee right before going to bed (silly, I know). Since I'm not a big coffee drinker, I spent une nuit blanche, which is a French idiom that translates to "a white night" (an "all-nighter" in English). I love Vietnamese iced coffee (cà phê sữa dá in Vietnamese) but my body doesn't seem to appreciate it!
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I'm writing this in AbiWord (which would be better were it to be endowed with a cursor, which in the version shipped with Red Hat 7.1 it does not appear to have, but which otherwise looks very nice, as it always has).
What's more, I'm running it atop Gnome. More still, I'm running Gnome atop Red Hat 7.1.
It's been a very unusual week. (Made more unusual with the sudden appearance, just now, of aforementioned cursor. Much nicer.)
Last week was unbearably hot and humid here in the rainforest of western Connecticut. Last Thursday, the power company reduced voltage so as to be able to sell power to Pennsylvania. The chief effect here, other than angry air conditioners and refrigerators, was the arrival of tremendous computer unreliability. And the power company seemed to punctuate its voltage changes with brief, unannounced breaks in the current all together. This when I learned the total superfluity of the "un" in my IBM uninterruptable power supply -- my production machine went down just like everything else.
Friday was supposed to bring relief. It did bring a change. At 1 p.m. we had what appears to have been a tornado.
I was watching the approaching storm when all of a sudden there was hail. The window screens in the front of the house�all blew in. All that was visible outside was circularly swirling hail. It sounded as if the front door were going to blow down; (No, it did not sound like a freight train.) I dived for the basement door. In the basement, I looked out to see that there was no wind at all in the back yard. After a minute or so, I went back upstairs -- the front door was still there -- and looked through the rain upon a scene of some devastation, the chief feature of which was an oak tree, 30 inches in diameter, that had broken off about three feet from the ground. There was a trail of similar destruction heading off through the woods. We will have firewood next winter -- it's too late to season it for this winter.
The electricity stayed on, sort of. It was interrupted for a few seconds every four or five hours for the next two days. This kind of thing makes computing difficult.
The first time it happened, I was in the middle of some work. The machine rebooted and was part way through e2fsck when it happened again. This time I shut everything down for a couple of hours after which I decided it was probably safe to fire up again. Fsck ran and all was well -- no damage at all, no data lost (except for the last few characters I'd typed.)
As I mentioned, there were sudden power interruptions several times over the next two days. Each time, the machine came back up just fine, no problem. Once I was in the middle of gathering mail, so I got the already-collected messages twice, but that's it. I concluded that Ext2 and its associated tools are pretty robust. Sturdiness is an important attribute in an operating system, don't you agree? That and a couple of things that have happened since then have given me wonderful new confidence in the progress and direction of desktop Linux. And it comes at just the right time.
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Friday, July 5, 2013 - 12:00pm to 4:00pm
Saturday, July 6, 2013 - 12:00pm to 4:00pm
The Rio Tinto Center
Join us for the opening of a new feature within the Nature Unleashed exhibition. The Wildfire exhibit area examines a powerful natural force that is particularly relevant to life in the West. New panels and interactives explore the role of wildfire in forest ecology and the relationship between humans and wildfire.
Experts at the Museum:
- Meet working firefighters and learn about the trucks and equipment they use to fight wild land fires.
- Join Mitchell Power, Curator of the Garrett Herbarium and wildfire expert, for brief presentations on fire ecology in the West. These presentations will be offered at 1:00, 2:00 and 3:00.
- Experience a Fire Suppression Demo – Meet Fire Marshall Richard White and his team and see the Museum's fire suppression system that protects the Museum from wildfire. Demos will occur on Friday, July 5 at 1:20pm and 1:40pm.
- Meet fire expert Tyre Holfeltz and learn how to keep your house safe from wildfires.
- Join fire researcher Lovina Turney to get up-to-date on the fire research currently being conducted in the Uinta Mountains. Learn how a beetle and some mistletoe are shedding light on the history of fire in the Uintas. And, examine charcoal fragments and plant fossil remains under microscope.
- Join hybrid oak expert Blake Wellard to learn about to how to identify the hybrid oaks that dot the Shoreline trail. Discover the history of hybrid ecology and see if you can solve the hybrid oak mystery.
* Please Note: Firefighters presentations are subject to change as fire professionals may be called away by an emergency.
Activities for all Ages:
- Explore plants from the Museum's herbarium to discover their fire adaptations.
- Take a self-guided walk outside the Museum to see the impact of fire on plant communities on the hillside that burned in 2011.
- Peer through a microscope at ancient charcoal fragments and learn how scientists use them to study fire patterns in the past.
- Learn what you can do to protect your home or cabin from wildfire.


text: Soybean Rust Outlook March 20, 2014 01:24 AM Tweet TAGS: Marketing, Overseas December 18, 2014 By Rhonda Brooks Editor, Farm Journal MagazineEditorial Director, Farm Journal Media Email Researchers see little evidence of the disease going into spring. Mother Nature can be your friend or foe, and a lot of farmers believe she has been largely the latter most of this winter. One plus from the tough cold weather conditions she has dished out, though, is that researchers have found little evidence of soybean rust overwintering on kudzu plants in the far southern regions of the U.S. "We haven't been able to detect the disease on kudzu here in Alabama or from my counterparts in states Coast along the Gulf" says Ed Sikora, Extension plant pathologist at Auburn University. That is significant news as it means fewer spores are likely to be available to cause a disease outbreak in soybeans planted later this spring, Sikora notes. Daren Mueller, Iowa State University plant pathologist, adds that he does not anticipate soybean rust to present much of a threat to Midwest crops in 2014, based on the "really solid cold spells" much of the South experienced this winter. "Everything would have to go wrong for it to be a problem (in the Midwest) this year," he says. That's not to say soybean rust will not be a problem for some farmers. It simply means farmers are unlikely to see the severity and reach of the disease that they saw last year through much of the South and into the lower Midwest. "It was a big problem here," Sikora recalls. "We saw yield losses in some cases of more than 50%, more than we've observed in any of the previous eight years since we started tracking the disease." A tropical storm could have compounded the problem, he adds. "If we'd had one come through here and move northward early in the growing season, things could've been a lot worse. Instead of rust being an Alabama problem it would've been a U.S. problem," he explains. As it was, soybean rust was detected in 408 counties in 13 U.S. states in 2013, according to the Integrated Pest Management Pest Information Platform for Extension and Education (IPM-PIPE). Total counties and parishes reporting rust problems included: 107 counties in Georgia, 82 counties in Mississippi, 67 counties in Alabama, 59 parishes in Louisiana, 22 counties in Florida, 20 counties in Arkansas, 13 counties in South Carolina, 10 counties in North Carolina, nine counties in Tennessee, eight counties in Virginia, four counties in Illinois, three counties in Kentucky and two counties in Texas. Mueller says the work done by southern researchers and farmers to scout for soybean rust and raise the alarm when the disease is found has been a huge benefit for growers in the Midwest. "We've had the luxury of not having to worry about it as much, which has allowed us to focus more on the issues we face more often, such as sudden death syndrome and frogeye leaf spot," he notes. While the current threat of rust is low, how the weather conditions progress this spring will influence the level of rust farmers ultimately see. The lack of inoculum causes Sikora to think that when the disease does show up it will occur later in the season. However, he says wet weather conditions early in the growing season could allow the disease to build up quickly, and an active hurricane season could change things in a hurry. If rust shows up any time after the soybean crop reaches pod fill, about R6, it is unlikely to be of much economic consequence, he says. David Wright, University of Florida Extension agronomist, says farmers' fungicide use has significantly curtailed soybean yield losses to rust in the state. "Ninety-five percent of our growers use a fungicide application, and the average damage is less than 5% even though in most of our fields you could find some soybean rust in it," he says. Wright and Sikora teamed up earlier this year, along with other land-grant university researchers from around the country, to develop two rust videos for farmers' reference. The first video provides an overview of soybean rust, its impact and spread in the U.S., and how responding to this disease has changed the way researchers, Extension educators and farmers now approach soybean diseases in general. The second video deals with efforts undertaken across the country to model, predict and forecast soybean rust through the use of sentinel plots. Additional information on soybean rust, including the current disease activity, is available at the USDA Integrated Pest Managment website. Back to news


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Squire Byron's Tree Markers
1853 - 1880
These were used to identify exotic trees
planted in the grounds of Coulsdon Court.
'Librocedrus Chilinsis', 'Abies Pumilo'
and 'Abies Morinda'
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When it comes to marriage, there is no one-size-fits-all kind of approach. What works for one couple may not work for another and that's fine. But certain traditions have long since seen their point of expiration and the whole "asking for her hand in marriage" is one of them.
Just to be clear: A man TELLING the parents of his love that he is going to propose and just letting them know is one thing. But actually getting permission and asking if it's OK to ask is another.
It's 2012, people. Let's get past the notion that a woman's father owns her. No one is expecting a dowry of two goats and a sheep, so why are some women still clinging to this antiquated notion that their dad still must give permission to any man wishing to purchase her. It's gross and offensive and had my husband done anything of the sort, I am sure my dad would have said no. After all, "you must not know my daughter if you are asking me this."
I am an independent person who does tend to make my own rules and roll my eyes at certain traditions. But I got engaged young (24) and liked the notion of being with one man for the rest of my life, hard as that can be. But I don't like the tradition of treating me like property. Even now, after 10 years of marriage, I belong to myself. Period.
So why do some women still love this idea?
I asked around and received varied answers. There is the element of "respect" that it encompasses. Many women are just more traditional and like this idea and all the years it has been the practice. Some women feel it's a nod to the close relationship they have with their family and that it shows their future husband will continue that. These are all compelling reasons. And yet, I still find it offensive.
My husband and I made the decision to marry together. A few weeks later, he did a big, elaborate scavenger hunt for me to find the ring, but I knew the ring was coming. We were grownups who wanted to be life partners and do things together and respect one another for the rest of our lives.
He did actually write a letter to my parents describing how much he loved me and why. It was a romantic gesture and meant a lot to both them and to me. But it wasn't necessary and in no way was he asking for permission. The only permission to marry me should come from me. I decide who I marry and when. After all, it is MY life. Not my dad's.
It's possible that I just have a different relationship with my dad than other women. I love him. I am close to him. He has been there for me and has always been a decent dad. But I don't hero worship him and he doesn't own me any more than I own him. For my husband to ask for his permission to marry me would have been offensive to both of us.
Some traditions are great. Others need to go. This is the latter kind.
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By THOMAS ADAMS • April 11, 2013
A statewide initiative to install 3,000 charging stations for electric vehicles, including 13 in the Rochester area, picked up steam Thursday with the issuance of a request for proposals for 100 stations in the New York City area.
The plug-in hybrid stations are part of Gov. Andrew Cuomo's Charge NY initiative, which would create a network of up to 3,000 public and workplace stations over five years and result in up to 40,000 plug-in vehicles on roadways.
PepsiCo Inc.'s Frito-Lay Division is getting $350,000 from the New York State Energy Research and Development Authority to install 10 charging stations at its distribution center in Henrietta and 10 at its distribution site in Albany.
South Bristol, Ontario County-based MyFleetDept.com is getting $72,000 from NYSERDA to install three stations at Rochester Institute of Technology for use by students and staff, state officials said.
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These are hard times for PBS. Vast changes in technology and lifestyle, coupled with withering economic forces and timid leadership, threaten the existence of public television as we've known it for the past 43 years.
So on the rare occasions these days when the Public Broadcasting Service does something bold and gets it mostly right, it's a cause for celebration by all those who believe that America should have at least one national channel that isn't commercial.
"A Raisin in the Sun Revisited: The Raisin Cycle at Center Stage," a documentary that traces the arc of Lorraine Hansberry's 1959 drama from its setting on Chicago's South Side to Baltimore's Center Stage in 2013, is one of the bolder and better things PBS has done this TV season. The film premieres as part of the PBS Arts Fall Festival at 9 tonight on MPT.
The hourlong production focuses on the conversation about race, neighborhoods, home ownership, social class and the American dream that Hansberry launched with her civil-rights-era play.
Viewers also get to see two plays being mounted at the regional theater on Calvert Street. From readings to rehearsals, backstage opening-night jitters to rousing curtain calls, the documentary takes its audience behind the scenes of the Baltimore staging of "Clybourne Park" and the world premiere of "Beneatha's Place." All along, the film explores the vision of Kwame Kwei-Armah, playwright and artistic director of Center Stage.
The cycle explored in the documentary started in 1959 with the stage premiere of Hansberry's landmark play about the Youngers, a multigenerational African-American family living in a cramped apartment on the South Side of Chicago. A $10,000 life insurance payment lets the matriarch buy a home for the Youngers in the fictional all-white neighborhood of Clybourne Park.
In 2010, playwright Bruce Norris debuted his "Clybourne Park," which is set in the home of the white couple about to sell their property to the Youngers.
Kwei-Armah's "Beneatha's Place" also opens in 1959, with the playwright continuing the story of Beneatha Younger, one of the characters in "A Raisin in the Sun," who looked to Africa in defining her identity.
Kwei-Armah and Center Stage could hardly ask for a better showcase. And while I have a problem with one punch PBS pulled in an all-too-typical attempt to avoid controversy, "The Raisin Cycle" makes public television look more connected to the intellectual and civic life of American cities than I can remember it looking in a long time.
On one level, viewers will feel as if they spent the hour in a real regional theater in a real American city — not in a studio at WNET in New York or, worse, a set somewhere in the U.K. with characters in period costumes. For all the artifice of theater, viewers will also feel as if they at least brushed up against race as it is lived and breathed in places like the South Side of Chicago and downtown Baltimore, not as it is blah-blah-blahed in abstract discussions among upper-middle-class academic and journalistic talkingheads on PBS panel shows in Washington.
"Tonight, we explore the legacy of 'A Raisin in the Sun' and see how two new plays continue that conversation on race in America," Anna Deavere Smith says at the opening of the hour. Smith, who hosts the arts series for PBS, was herself born and raised in Baltimore.
Kwei-Armah says that while many theaters have paired "Raisin" with "Clybourne Park," he felt Center Stage could "push the envelope" by "creating a new play" altogether.
The production, set in 1959 in Nigeria, received its world premiere at Center Stage during the 2012-2013 season, the theater's 50th anniversary.
The postmodern concept of taking pieces, characters and settings of Hansberry's work and creating new plays that explore race in the 1950s as well as today is compelling in its own right. All praise to any prime-time TV production in these dumbed-down media days that explores as intellectually daring a notion as that.
But what I found most appealing about the film were the backstage details.
One of the richest features Jessica Frances Dukes, an outstanding actress who plays Beneatha, sitting at a makeup table hurriedly but systematically applying makeup.
"Right now, I am transforming from 24 to 70, and all of this is happening during the show at intermission — 15 minutes," Dukes says as the camera shows viewers her face reflected in a small circular mirror on the table.
"I always think of my grandmother's face," she says, drawing deep, dark lines around her eyes. "What I remember of her face."
Talk about fly on the wall, as the camera alternates shooting her head-on with reflections of her face in mirrors as it changes.
The segment ends with Dukes pulling a wig into place and triumphantly saying, "There she is."
And, indeed, Dukes is transformed — right down to the slower, grander and more matronly movements with which she places the wig.
I also love the way footage from the 1961 feature film version of "Raisin" is used in the early part of the documentary to ground the TV audience in a sense of time and place for the overarching narrative.
The bits of film featuring Sidney Poitier, who as Walter Lee Younger embodied the energy and moral righteousness of the civil rights struggle like no other actor of the era, are brilliantly chosen and skillfully placed. Credit that to veteran national arts producers James Arntz and John Paulson, who made the documentary in collaboration with Maryland Public Television.
On the other hand, I am disappointed the film doesn't mention — let alone explore — the issues Kwei-Armah has acknowledged having with "Clybourne Park," which won a Pulitzer Prize. The different ways in which these two playwrights, one black and the other white, see the same material perfectly underscores the larger theme of the difficulty of discussing race in general society.
Baltimore Sun arts critic Tim Smith summarized the matter this way: "Kwei-Armah has spoken of his admiration for the Norris play, but he has also expressed disappointment with what he views as implied conclusions in 'Clybourne Park' that a black neighborhood will inevitably decline and that black men are not up to par intellectually with whites. Norris, it must be noted, disagrees with his fellow playwright's interpretation."
Sun arts reporter Mary Carole McCauley, who interviewed both playwrights, notes of Kwei-Armah: "In particular, he's troubled that Norris' Clybourne Park is a solidly middle-class neighborhood when white people live in it but a slum after black people move in. … In addition, Kwei-Armah also was rankled by two powder-keg jokes in 'Clybourne Park's' second act that insult black men and white women in turn."
None of that is in the documentary, and its absence is inexcusable.
But the final few minutes of this film played over a soundtrack of Ray Charles singing "America the Beautiful" ultimately redeem any and all sins, at least for the moment. The editing of the montage to the rhythm of the anthem is pitch perfect.
The "Raisin Cycle" could have been better. But it is still good for PBS and very, very good for Baltimore's Center Stage. And in these hard economic times for the arts, that, too, is a cause for celebration.
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VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA--(Marketwire - Jan. 31, 2013) - Alexco Resource Corp. (TSX:AXR)(NYSE MKT:AXU) today released a new, updated mineral resource estimate for the Flame & Moth discovery within the Keno Hill Silver District in Canada's Yukon Territory, substantially increasing its previously estimated indicated silver resource. Since publishing the initial resource estimate (see news release dated June 28, 2012 entitled "Alexco Announces Initial Resource Estimates for Flame & Moth and Bermingham"), Alexco has drilled 8,752 meters in 43 holes to expand the Flame & Moth indicated silver resource from 11.1 million ounces to 22.9 million ounces, while increasing the indicated resource grade 14% to 516 grams per tonne (gpt), or 16.6 ounces per ton (opt) silver.
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The updated resource estimate now incorporates a total of 21,245 meters of drilling that has been completed since 2010, and provides an 82% increase in indicated tonnes to approximately 1.4 million and a 14% increase in indicated resource grade over that of the initial Flame & Moth estimated resource.
Alexco President and Chief Executive Officer Clynt Nauman said, "At nearly 22.9 million ounces of indicated silver resource, the Flame & Moth deposit silver inventory is more than twice as large as the original pre-mining 11.0 million ounce Bellekeno Mine indicated silver resource, which is now in its third year of production. Looked at on the basis of a 500 gpt silver cut-off grade, the Flame & Moth deposit contains more than 500,000 tonnes of 861 gpt silver and 0.6 gpt gold accompanied by more than 9% combined lead and zinc. The thickness of mineralization, the continuity of the deposit, its robust grade and the fact that this deposit comes to surface under approximately 20 meters of gravels opens up a number of potential development options for this important discovery. Furthermore, the deposit remains open down dip and down plunge to the south. As a result of this success, we are initiating engineering and baseline studies on the Flame & Moth deposit. In the meantime, we are forging ahead with our plans to commence production from our second and third mines, Onek and Lucky Queen, where we recently received a Quartz Mining License and anticipate award of a Water License in the near future."
The tables below show the resource estimate sensitivity to varying contained metal value cut-off values and a silver grade cut-off criteria:
Flame & Moth Deposit Geology, 2013 Proposed Work Program
The Flame & Moth resource model comprises the north-northeast striking, moderately southeast dipping Flame Vein that is divided into two segments by the northwest striking Mill Fault. The structure hosting the Flame Vein mineralization is characterized by broad structural zones, ranging between 2 meters and 33 meters in true thickness. The mineralization comprises multiphase quartz and siderite veining up to 11.7 meters true width developed within the host fault structure, and locally contains massive galena, sphalerite, pyrite, and pyrrhotite with associated silver sulphosalts, arsenopyrite and chalcopyrite. Gold is locally present at grades up to 6.85 grams per tonne. The existing deposit has a surface trace of approximately 600 meters and has been drilled to a depth of 350 meters from surface.
The Flame & Moth resource was estimated using Isatis block modeling software in multiple passes in 5 by 5 by 3 meter blocks utilizing inverse distance squared. Grade estimates were based on capped one meter composited assay data. Capping levels were set to 3,000 gpt for silver while lead and zinc were capped at 15% and 20% respectively, for both portions of the Flame Vein. Gold values were not capped. Blocks were classified as indicated mineral resources if at least two drill holes and six composites were found within a 60 by 60 meter search ellipse. All other interpolated blocks were classified as inferred mineral resources.
In 2013, Alexco plans to initiate baseline geotechnical, metallurgical and environmental work as well as preliminary engineering on the Flame & Moth deposit. This work is expected to include studies of future potential production options in context with existing mines and other opportunities in the District.
The Flame & Moth deposit remains open to the south and east, and also westerly up-dip toward surface at the northern extent of existing drilling. Continued exploration drilling is planned in 2013, targeting further expansion of the deposit as well as following up a newly discovered mineralized vein located more than 600 meters to the southwest along a similar structural trend.
The Flame & Moth resource estimate update has been complete by David Farrow, P.Geo (BC) of GeoStrat Consulting Services Inc., a Qualified Person as defined by National Instrument 43-101 - Standards of Disclosure for Mineral Projects ("NI 43-101") and independent of Alexco for purposes of NI 43-101, based upon data that was reviewed, verified and compiled by Alexco's geologic staff under the supervision of Alan McOnie, Vice President, Exploration for Alexco and also a Qualified Person as defined by NI 43-101. The mineral resource is classified following the CIM Definition Standards for Mineral Resources and Mineral Reserves (December 2005), in accordance with the CIM Estimation of Mineral Resources and Mineral Reserves Best Practice Guidelines and with NI 43-101 guidelines. An NI 43-101 compliant technical report is in the process of being prepared in support of the Flame & Moth mineral resource estimate, which Alexco expects will be filed on SEDAR no later than 45 days from the date hereof.
The disclosure of scientific and technical information about Alexco's mineral projects contained in this news release has also been reviewed and approved by Mr. Farrow and Mr. McOnie.
About Alexco
Alexco Resource Corp. owns and operates the Bellekeno silver mine, one of several mineral properties held by Alexco which encompass substantially all of the historical Keno Hill Silver District located in Canada's Yukon Territory. Bellekeno, which commenced commercial production at the beginning of calendar year 2011, is Canada's only operating primary silver mine. The Keno Hill Silver District lies within the traditional territory of the First Nation of Na-Cho Nyak Dun who have a fully settled land claim agreement with the Government of Canada and the Yukon, and Alexco operates within the District under a comprehensive cooperation and benefits agreement with the First Nation. Alexco's primary near-term exploration objective is to unlock value in the silver-rich Keno Hill District, and is focused on growth by advancing its promising District properties to development decisions. The Company's goal is to produce 7 million to 10 million ounces of silver annually within the next decade. Employing a unique business model, Alexco also provides mine-related environmental services, remediation technologies and reclamation and mine closure services to both government and industry clients through the Alexco Environmental Group, its wholly-owned environmental services division.
Keno Hill Silver District History
Between 1921 and 1988, the Keno Hill Silver District was a world-class silver producer, with more than 217 million ounces of silver produced at average grades of 40.5 ounces per ton silver, 5.6% lead and 3.1% zinc (Yukon Government's Minfile database). These historical production grades would rank Keno Hill in the top 3% by grade of today's global silver producers.
Some statements ("forward-looking statements") in this news release contain forward-looking information concerning the Company's anticipated results and developments in the Company's operations in future periods, planned exploration and development of its properties, plans related to its business and other matters that may occur in the future, made as of the date of this news release. Forward-looking statements may include, but are not limited to, statements with respect to future remediation and reclamation activities, future mineral exploration, the estimation of mineral reserves and mineral resources, the realization of mineral reserve and mineral resource estimates, future mine construction and development activities, future mine operation and production, the timing of activities and reports, the amount of estimated revenues and expenses, the success of exploration activities, permitting time lines, requirements for additional capital and sources and uses of funds. Forward-looking statements are subject to a variety of known and unknown risks, uncertainties and other factors which could cause actual events or results to differ from those expressed or implied by the forward-looking statements. Such factors include, among others, risks related to actual results and timing of exploration and development activities; actual results and timing of mining activities; actual results and timing of environmental services activities; actual results and timing of remediation and reclamation activities; conclusions of economic evaluations; changes in project parameters as plans continue to be refined; future prices of silver, gold, lead, zinc and other commodities; possible variations in mineable resources, grade or recovery rates; failure of plant, equipment or processes to operate as anticipated; accidents, labour disputes and other risks of the mining industry; First Nation rights and title; continued capitalization and commercial viability; global economic conditions; competition; and delays in obtaining governmental approvals or financing or in the completion of development activities. Forward-looking statements are based on certain assumptions that management believes are reasonable at the time they are made. In making the forward-looking statements included in this news release, the Company has applied several material assumptions, including, but not limited to, the assumption that market fundamentals will result in sustained silver, gold, lead and zinc demand and prices. There can be no assurance that forward-looking statements will prove to be accurate and actual results and future events could differ materially from those anticipated in such statements. The Company expressly disclaims any intention or obligation to update or revise any forward-looking statements whether as a result of new information, future events or otherwise, except as otherwise required by applicable securities legislation.
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As families across the country work to file their federal taxes for the year, legally married same-sex couples are experiencing a new option: to file their taxes together, as a married couple. In light of the June 2013 ruling from the United States Supreme Court striking down the central part of the so-called Defense of Marriage Act, same-sex couples are now considered married by the Internal Revenue Service and the Department of the Treasury for all federal tax purposes.
Now, a new video from the IRS offers guidance to married couples on how to file their taxes this year. The White House pushed out the video in a press release, explaining:
The Internal Revenue Service released a new YouTube video designed to provide useful tax tips to married same-sex couples. The new video, less than two minutes long, is available in English, Spanish and American Sign Language and can be accessed via IRS.gov. It joins an array of online products, including answers to frequently-asked questions, designed to help same-sex couples file their federal income tax returns.
Following last summer's Supreme Court decision invalidating a key provision of the Defense of Marriage Act, the IRS ruled that same-sex couples, legally married in jurisdictions that recognize their marriages, are now treated as married for federal tax purposes. The ruling applies to all federal tax provisions where marriage is a factor, including filing status, claiming personal and dependency exemptions, taking the standard deduction, employee benefits, contributing to an IRA and claiming the earned income tax credit or child tax credit.
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A group of college students venture into the Black Hills Forest in Maryland to uncover the mysteries surrounding the disappearance of Tommy's sister, Heather. At first the group is hopeful, especially when a pair of locals offer to act as guides through the dark and winding woods, but as the endless night wears on, the group is visited by a menacing presence, and one-by-one, they begin to disappear. Slowly, they begin to realize the legend is all too real and more sinister than the footage revealed 20 years ago. The Blair Witch has come to claim her next victims.
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ST. PAUL (AP) - Minnesota school districts are still having problems with the new statewide online proficiency testing system.
For the second week in a row, districts report their students have experienced long waits for test questions to be delivered through the online testing portal.
The state contracts for testing services with the American Institutes for Research, or AIR. Those tests include the Minnesota Comprehensive Assessment, which measures whether students meet learning benchmarks.
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A software company has sued Google not only for trade mark infringement in Google's AdWords advertising system but for making its website invisible to the Google search engine.
Google has faced a string of law suits claiming that it breaks trade mark law when it allows third parties to buy the right for their ads to appear when another company's trade mark is typed into the search engine.
Ascentive has gone one step further, though, and has claimed that Google broke the law in the US when, after a dispute, it took Ascentive's website off the index used by its search engine, effectively making the site invisible to the world's biggest search engine.
Ascentive sells software that it says cleans computers of spyware and allows remote viewing of the use of a computer to allow parents to monitor children's access.
Anti-malware non-profit Stopbadware.org, though, said that an earlier version of the software could harm computers.
Ascentive changed its software because of Stopbadware's concerns, but it said that the Stopbadware warnings may have been the reason that Google suspended not only Ascentive's advertising account but also its presence in Google's natural search results.
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Ascentive made clear in its lawsuit, filed at the US District Court for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania, that its business depends on the internet, and to a large extent on Google.
"In 2008 Ascentive derived approximately 99 per cent of its revenues from online sales from its websites," it said. "Google's willingness to display links to Ascentive's websites in its natural search listings is…crucial to internet users' ability to locate Ascentive's websites."
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The law suit also makes claims against Google's keywords advertising system. Google's AdWords displays adverts according to the payment made by advertisers to have their promotions appear when certain keywords are put into the search engine.
There have been disputes about whether one company paying to have its ads displayed when another company's trade mark is searched for represents trade mark infringement.
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Google refined that policy recently in the US only, where it said that a business could use someone else's trade mark in the ad without that company's permission if it sold the goods referred to.
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Shark Attack outdoor electronic music concert goes on . . . and off by 11 p.m.
Jim Turner will bring his four-piece band to play a live sunset show tonight on the deck of East Hampton Point, which overlooks Three Mile Harbor in East Hampton.
A quick look at what's going on starting right now!
Last year, Roger Waters showed up at Amagansett's Stephen Talkhouse when G.E. Smith was playing, Nick Kraus, a manager there, said. He missed it, unfortunately, he said, "Pink Floyd was there and I was nearby and had no idea." Anyway, he is surprised that tonight's 8 p.m. show, which will include Taylor Barton, has not yet sold out.
Mr. Kraus also couldn't believe there were still tickets for Xavier Rudd's show on Thursday night, a popular performer he called an "Australian Jack Johnson."
Winston Irie will bring peace, love, and music to three venues over the Fourth of July weekend.