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Candy Bar Fudge
Total TimePrep: 20 min. + chilling
Makes2-3/4 pounds
- 1/2 cup butter
- 1/3 cup baking cocoa
- 1/4 cup packed brown sugar
- 1/4 cup whole milk
- 3-1/2 cups confectioners' sugar
- 1 teaspoon vanilla extract
- 30 caramels, unwrapped
- 1 tablespoon water
- 2 cups salted peanuts
- 1/2 cup semisweet chocolate chips
- 1/2 cup milk chocolate chips
- In a microwave-safe bowl, combine the butter, cocoa, brown sugar and milk. Microwave on high until mixture boils, about 2 minutes. Stir in confectioners' sugar and vanilla. Pour into a greased 8-in. square dish.
- In another microwave-safe bowl, heat caramels and water on high for 1-1/4 minutes or until melted. Stir in peanuts; spread over chocolate layer. Microwave chocolate chips on high for 30 seconds or until melted; spread over caramel layer. Chill until firm.
Editor's NoteThis recipe was tested in a 1,100-watt microwave.
Nutrition Facts1 piece: 101 calories, 5g fat (2g saturated fat), 5mg cholesterol, 48mg sodium, 14g carbohydrate (12g sugars, 1g fiber), 2g protein.
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I prepared this recipe for the first time, but I used my stovetop rather than use a microwave oven. I used 6 Tbsp . of evaporated milk with the mixture of butter, cocoa & packed brown sugar. I just used 3 cups of confectioners' sugar and 1 tsp. vanilla. I did use 30 caramels, unwrapped & at least UP to 1/2 cup of evaporated milk-I added milk gradually, Tbsp. by Tbsp., stirring until caramels were melted. I just used 1 cup of salted peanuts! I used 3/4 cup milk chocolate chips & 1/2 cup semi-sweet chocolate chips & about 4 Tbsp. evaporated milk, stirring in just enough to achieve smooth spreading consistency! I did spread the mixtures layer by layer into greased 8x8x2" baking dish and chilled until firm. I would say at least 1 hour or overnight! I'd been wanting to test this recipe out, so this was a good time to make it for my pantry ingredient challenge on the Cook's Corner forum! Thank you, Lois Freeman, for sharing your recipe! I plan to share it with the dept. I work in at the local hospital! delowenstein
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I had the magazine that this was originally in and lost it. This is so easy and excellent tasting. I always make at least one batch to give away and another for the house.
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So simple, so nummy! I didn't have peanuts so I used chopped pecans. Remindful of the turtles I make at Christmas -- but so much easier! This is a keeper!
Oct 15, 2010
This was so easy to make! Everyone loved it and asked for the recipe.
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The media in New Zealand
For a country of only some 4.3 million inhabitants, New Zealand has a vibrant media scene. Auckland claims to have more radio stations per capita than any other city in the world, and magazine racks are crammed with Kiwi-produced weeklies and monthlies. The standard of media coverage sometimes leaves a little to be desired, but for the most part this is a well-informed country with sophisticated tastes. Online, a good starting point is wpublicaddress.net, the leading Kiwi blog site.
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New Zealanders receive five main free-to-air broadcast channels, a handful of local channels and Sky TV (which you'll find in most motels).
The biggest broadcaster is the state-owned TVNZ, which operates two advertising-heavy channels. TV ONE has slightly older and more information-based programming while TV2 is younger and more entertainment-oriented. Both channels present a diet of local news, current affairs, sport, drama and entertainment, plus a slew of US, British and Australian programmes: you'll find most of your favourites, often three to six months behind. Visitors may already be acquainted with long-running, home-grown Kiwi soap opera, Shortland Street, set in the fictional suburb of Ferndale in Auckland.
The main opposition comes from TV3, which pitches itself roughly between TV ONE and TV2, and Prime, backed by Sky TV, which often has quirkier programming.
Maori TV launched in 2004 with substantial government support (though it also has ads). Broadcasting in Maori and English, it promotes the language and culture but is far from a stuffy educational channel. Along with good movies and engaging Maori language lessons, you might catch Maori cooking shows, lifestyle makeovers, sitcoms and Maori angles on news, current affairs and sport.
New Zealand has few countrywide radio stations, but syndication means that some commercial stations can be heard in many parts of the country, with local commercials. All websites listed stream the channel over the internet.
For news, current affairs and a thoughtful look at the arts and music, tune into the government-funded Radio New Zealand National (101.0–101.6 FM; wradionz.co.nz), which is the nearest New Zealand gets to, say, NPR or BBC Radio 4. You'll pick it up most places, though there are blank spots. Its sister station, Radio New Zealand Concert (89–100 FM), concentrates on classical music.
Though often amateurish, student radio stations provide excellent and varied "alternative" listening in their home cities. In Auckland tune to bFM (95.0; w95bfm.co.nz); in Wellington to Active (89.0; wradioactive.co.nz); in Christchurch to RDU (98.5; wrdu.org.nz); and in Dunedin to Radio One (91.0; wr1.co.nz).
The rest of the airwaves are clogged by commercial stations: keep an ear out for KiwiFM (102.1–102.5; wwww.kiwifm.co.nz), predominantly Kiwi music to Auckland, Wellington and Canterbury.
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New Zealand has no national daily newspaper, but rather four major regional papers (all published Mon–Sat mornings) as well as a plethora of minor rags of mostly local interest. All are politically fairly neutral. The North Island is shared between the Auckland-based New Zealand Herald (
wnzherald.co.nz) and Wellington's Dominion Post (wdompost.co.nz), while The Press (wstuff.co.nz) covers Christchurch and its environs, and the Otago Daily Times (wodt.co.nz) serves the far south of the country. All offer a pretty decent selection of national and international news, sport and reviews, often relying heavily on wire services and syndication deals with major British and American newspapers. On Sunday, check out the tabloid-style Sunday News; the superior, broadsheet Sunday Star-Times; or Auckland's Herald on Sunday.
Kiwi newspaper journalists get little scope for imaginative or investigative journalism, though the broad-ranging and slightly left-leaning weekly magazine the Listener (wlistener.co.nz) does its best. With coverage of politics, art, music, TV, radio, books, science, travel, architecture and much more, it's perhaps the best overall insight into what makes New Zealand tick.
Topics are covered in greater depth in the nationwide monthly North and South, though for an insight into the aspirations of Aucklanders you might be better off with the snappier glossy, Metro.
Specialist magazines cover the range: Wilderness (wwildernessmag.co.nz) has a good spread of tramping, kayaking, climbing and mountain biking, and Real Groove is the best of the general music mags.
The bi-monthly Mana (wmanaonline.co.nz) pitches itself as "the Maori news magazine for all New Zealanders", and gives an insight into what sometimes seems like a parallel world barely acknowledged by the mainstream media. It is in English, but comes peppered with Maori words and concepts, with a convenient glossary.
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Low prices are the cornerstone of the IKEA vision, business idea and concept. The basic thinking behind all IKEA products is that low prices make well-designed, functional home furnishings available to everyone. After all, our vision is to create a better everyday life for the many people.
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Music and Lifelong Learning Symposium 2007
September 27-29, 2007
Sponsored by the Ithaca College School of Music in cooperation with The Adult and Community Music Education Special Research Interest Group of the Music Educators National Conference
The Music and Lifelong Learning Symposium II was held September 27-29, 2007, on the Ithaca College campus. The MLL Symposium brings together researchers, educators, practitioners, community music leaders, and amateur and professional musicians to share research and ideas about the role and importance of music across the lifespan. The Symposium seeks to promote and disseminate research that investigates experiences affecting musical acquisition, development, and participation across the lifespan, particularly into the adult years. The three-day event includes research presentations, teacher/practitioner interactive sessions, and performance. The Symposium is sponsored by the Whalen School of Music at Ithaca College in cooperation with the Adult and Community Music Education Special Research Interest Group (ACME SRIG) of the Music Educators National Conference.
Keynote Speaker
Judith A. Jellison is the Mary D. Bold Regents Professor in Music and Human Learning and University Distinguished Teaching Professor at The University of Texas at Austin. In the School of Music she serves as Head of the Division of Music and Human Learning and teaches undergraduate and graduate courses in children's literature and performance, observation and evaluation, and music in special education and therapy. She has a sustained record of scholarly publications in premier research journals and books and regularly presents her work at national and international clinics and conferences. She has served on the editorial boards of major journals in music education and music therapy and is the recipient of both the Senior Researcher Award from MENC: The National Association for Music Education and the Publications Award from the American Music Therapy Association. Her experiences as a K-12 choral and instrumental music teacher in schools with widely diverse populations and as a music therapist in hospital settings have greatly influenced her philosophy. Throughout her career she has advocated for meaningful music experiences that will improve the quality of children's lives now and in their future lives as adults
Symposium Director
Dr. Susan J. Avery, Associate Professor of Music Education at Ithaca College, was the former director of vocal ensembles and department chair of Waterloo High School for 24 years. Dr. Avery conducts elementary, junior high and senior high honors, All-County and Area All-State Choruses throughout New York State; judges solo vocal and All-State Vocal Jazz as well as choral major organizations for the New York State School Music Association (NYSSMA); and gives clinics and workshops on the local, state and national levels in the field of music education. Susan is currently the Eastern Division Chair for the Music Educator's National Conference (MENC) Adult and Community Music Education Special Research Interest Group (SRIG). Susan provided choral experiences to adults in the New Horizons Band camp at Interlochen in summer of 2006 and will be presenting a session on Working with Adult Musicians at MENC's All-Eastern Conference in 2007.


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$5 million Fairfield jewelry heist daring, bizarre
Robbers take off with as much as $5 million in gems from Fairfield jewelry store
Fairfield police are not ruling out the possibility that it was an inside job.
They do concede that Friday's holdup of the high-end Lenox Jewelrs store was daring, dangerous and even a bit bizarre.
"We have a store that has been held up three times in a relatively short period of time. It gives us something to think about," said Fairfield Police Lt. James Perez.
Then there is the fact that two employees trussed up in the Black Rock Turnpike store managed to get free and call 911 at 10:51 p.m. At 10:52 p.m. the two store employees left bound in a Meriden apartment managed to free themselves and call 911.
"Yeah, that's bizarre, all right," Perez said.
But despite the uniqueness of the crime, he said they are taking it very seriously.
"The incident was extremely dangerous and potentially deadly, and we remember the Donnelly murders," he said.
In 2005, Tim and Kim Donnelly were shot to death during a robbery of their downtown Fairfield jewelry store. Christopher DiMeo was later convicted of the crime and is serving a life term in prison.
More InformationPolice need your help
Anyone with information on the robbery of the Lenox jewelry store should contact the Fairfield Police Department at 203-254-4800.
Anyone with information on the home invasion is asked to call Meriden police at 203-630-6201.
Perez said they have reached out to police departments around the country and have received offers for help in their investigation from the U.S. Attorney's Office and the FBI. The State Police Major Crime Squad is processing a store employee's BMW sedan that was used for a brief time as a getaway car -- it was found dumped about a mile away.
"It is still very much our case and we are keeping it that way," Perez said.
After interviewing the store employee, police have come up with a scenario.
Shortly after 8 p.m. Thursday, two male employees closed up the store for the night. There were no indications anything was amiss and they didn't notice anyone waiting in the shadows of the parking lot.
The men got into the BMW sedan and headed to a company-rented apartment about 40 minutes away in Meriden. The apartment was frequently used by employees who went back and forth between the Fairfield and Massachusetts stores.
But as the two employees stepped from their car, they were confronted by four or five masked and armed men.
"We don't know whether the masked men followed them from the store or were waiting for them in the Meriden parking lot," Perez said.
The masked men escorted the two employees to the apartment and then inside, where they confronted two other employees. They tied up those two and two of the masked men remained in the apartment as the others escorted the original two employees back to the BMW. The masked men then forced the employees to drive them back to the Fairfield store.
Once there, they forced them to disarm the alarm and open the door. With guns trained on their backs, they herded the two employees to the safe in the back of the store. The safe was opened.
"We know it was filled with gems, $4 million, $5 million, we're not sure at this time," Perez said. They then left the two employees bound and left with their loot.
"We were hostages," Antoine Abedui, manager of Lenox Jewelers in Fairfield, told WTNH. "You don't know what could go wrong, and you're just praying for this to just end."
Abedui said the people who committed the crime are professionals.
"Been through robberies before because of the nature of my work," Abedui said. "Usually it's 30 seconds to a minute robbery. This was a two-hour robbery.''
The Lenox jewelry store has been robbed at least two other times in the last four years.
On Jan. 13, 2010, four men, dressed entirely in black, entered the store. They wore hooded sweatshirts, sunglasses, black face paint to mimic a beard and carried hammers.
As the men came through the front door with their heads down, one yelled, "Don't move or I'll kill you!" and then kept shouting, "Don't move!"
They swung the hammers to smash jewelry cases and take several thousand dollars worth of valuables.
The robbers fled the store, running down a rear staircase at the shopping center, jumped into a gray sedan and drove off via Brookside Drive toward Pansy Road.
In February 2009, four masked men used small sledgehammers to smash display cases at the store and fled with an undetermined amount of watches and jewelry. Two of the hammers were later found on the side of Pansy Road, and one was found in the store.
There were about a dozen people taking inventory inside the Lenox jewelry store Friday afternoon, going counter by counter, making notes on clipboards and iPads.
Mary Gancarz, the regional manager, had no comment on the robbery.
The business is a high-end jewelry store featuring Rolex and other expensive European-made watches. The front door requires that the customer be buzzed in, and the store appears to have a modern security system with alarm buttons and many video surveillance cameras.
The store is a subsidiary of Hannoush Jewelers, a family-owned chain of more than 40 stores under the Hannoush name from Maine to Ohio. The headquarters is in Springfield, Mass.
This was not your typical burglary, said Detective Lt. Mark Walerysiak, a spokesman for the Meriden Police Department.
"It was a very well-planned out, coordinated operation," he said. "Not the sort of crime that we see."
Walerysiak said that the four hostages, all males, were well-treated, at least as hostages go.
"The fact that they weren't injured says a lot," he said. "The perpetrators certainly knew what they were doing."
He said it isn't yet known whether any of the other renters in the Gravel Street apartment complex even knew that there was any criminal activity going on. It also hasn't been determined whether there were four or five accomplices.
The Eastgate Commons building is a drab-looking complex with 78 small units. It's across the street from Maloney High School.
Walerysiak said there was no sign of forced entry. There are six apartments in each "pod," and visitors either must have a key to get through the exterior door, or they have to be "buzzed in."
The original two victims lived on the top level of the three-level complex. Their window looks out on a parking lot and a trash receptacle.
Anyone with information on the home invasion is asked to call Meriden police at 203-630-6201, and anyone with information on the robbery should contact the Fairfield Police Department at 203-254-4800.
Staff writers contributing to this report include James D. Shay, Frank Juliano, John Schwing and Denis J. O'Malley.


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Treating arthritis with turmeric
Arthritis- Definition, and types:
Arthritis is a condition which occurs due to inflammation of the joints. It can affect one joint or multiple joints. There are many different types of arthritis, with different causes and treatment methods. Two of the most common types seen today are osteoarthritis (OA) and rheumatoid arthritis (RA).
The symptoms of arthritis usually develop over time, but they may also appear suddenly. Arthritis is most commonly seen in adults, but it can also develop in children, teens, and younger adults. Arthritis is more common in women than men and particularly in people who are overweight.
Joint pain, stiffness, swelling, and inflammation are the most common symptoms of arthritis. Some people may experience redness of the skin around the joint. Many people with arthritis notice their symptoms become worse in the morning.
In the case of RA, you may feel tired or experience a loss of appetite due to the inflammation the immune systems activity causes. You may also become anemic meaning your red blood cell count decreases or have a slight fever. Severe RA can cause joint deformity if left untreated.
Arthritis and Turmeric:
Curcumin is the yellow pigment which is isolated from the rhizomes of the Haridra herb (Curcuma longa). The herb is commonly called Turmeric in English.
Curcumin is the main biologically active compound in Turmeric powder. The percentage of Curcumin in the chemical composition of Turmeric is nearly 5 percent.
In Ayurveda, the medicinal value of Turmeric/Curcumin has been widely known for centuries. As a result of its anti-inflammatory properties, in particular, turmeric has been used in traditional Chinese and Ayurvedic medicines since ancient times. The Curcumin compound in turmeric is very beneficial in fighting excessive inflammation and relieving joint pains.
The therapeutic potential of Curcumin has specifically been highlighted in recent researches which shows that Curcumin can be extremely useful in suppressing the excessive inflammation which causes the breaking down of a healthy tissue inside a joint. Cartilage is a firm but flexible connective tissue in your joints. It protects the joints by absorbing the pressure and shock created when you move and put stress on them. A reduction in the normal amount of this cartilage tissue cause some forms of arthritis.Specifically, in the case of disorders like Osteoarthritis and Rheumatoid Arthritis, turmeric has been proven to retain the cartilage.Turmeric is very efficient in reducing the following symptoms.
Swelling in joints
Muscle ache
Stiffness of joints
Inability to move/use the limb properly
Loss of flexibility of limbs and other affected body parts.
Benefits of using turmeric for treating Arthritis.
Some of the benefits of Curcumin/Turmeric in managing Arthritis and joints pains have been listed below:
Curcumin/Turmeric can reduce inflammation because of its anti-inflammatory properties
It is a proven antioxidant
It can target a range of arthritic and associated disorders.
The use of Curcumin/Turmeric is very effective in autoimmune conditions
It is known to possess anti-arthritic activity
The progression of Arthritis can be prevented with the help of Curcumin/Turmeric
It has bone-protective properties
It alleviates Arthritis by interacting with genes
Complications of Arthritis can be controlled with the help of Curcumin/Turmeric
It provides skin-protective benefits in Psoriatic Arthritis
The side effects of anti-arthritic drugs can be reduced with the help of Turmeric
Turmeric is better than painkillers and other drugs used for Arthritis treatment
Pain in Arthritis can be reduced by applying turmeric topically.
Various Ayurvedic treatments are prevalent today for treating arthritis. For more details read our previous blog Senior health challenges and its treatments.
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Turmeric, the golden spice, has become the talk of the scientific world. Many studies are now showing how effective Turmeric is for many of our aches and pains.
Curcumin is the principal compound of turmeric; it is a very bright golden yellow color. This compound comes from the rhizomes, underground stems, of Curcuma longa or turmeric.
Benefits of Turmeric
Topically, turmeric salve helps with skin disorders, bruising and bites. It also may help with wound healing and skin disorders like psoriasis.
New studies are now proving that curcumin can aid in controlling cancer in 3 ways:
1. angiogenesis or tumor growth
2. metastasis or spread of cancer cells
3. apoptosis or death of cancer cells
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According to Palestinian human rights group, Al-Haq, there are currently 350,000 Palestinians (almost the size of Tel Aviv) trapped within the no-man's-land Seam Zone
Shut the f— up!" shouted one, rather aggressive, soldier in flawless English. "What are you doing? Don't go ANYWHERE! No one goes anywhere! Stay where the f— you are
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"To promote the social and professional aspects of educational life in the City of Philadelphia,
and to aid in the betterment of educational conditions"
The SCHOOLMEN'S CLUB's mission, clearly defined in its Constitution is, "To promote the social and professional aspects of educational life in the City of Philadelphia and to aid in the betterment of educational conditions. From its debut, the Schoolmen's Club members and their accomplishments have proven noteworthy in the enhancement of public education in Philadelphia. The Clubs' beginnings and the resultant paradigm shift were fundamental in the improvement in the delivery of public education in the city and beyond.
Begun in 1902, the Schoolmen's Club is now a 106 year old professional and fraternal organization of educators from the School District of Philadelphia and related areas. At the turn of the century, there was no consistent program designed to induct principals and teachers into their roles or to improve their leadership, management or teaching skills once they were appointed. The Schoolmen's Club filled that void and has a rich history of service to educators and children.
The Club's earliest beginnings were initiated by a deep concern for reform. The Club began with a nucleus of courageous Philadelphia educators in the midst of a movement of radical change. It was George Gideon who proved to be the man with the understanding, vision, and contacts that men needed to band together divergent elements into a congenial group of fellowship. At that time (1902-1905), the Board of Education was composed of one member from each political ward appointed by the Board of Judges. Each ward had a local Board of School Directors who administered the ward schools, including the teachers as well as all the other professional and service employees. Politics was the order of the day. The names of some of the active Schoolmen of that day are well remembered by the names given to many schools - Gideon, Sayre, Morrison, Jacobs, Cornman and Edmonds to name only a few. In 1905, the Club applied for it's official charter which was granted in September 1909, incorporated as, THE SCHOOLMEN'S CLUB OF PHILADELPHIA.
A signer of the Club charter, Armand J. Gerson, who late became Associate Superintendent of Philadelphia Public Schools, remembered his association with the Club this way, "I was a young man when I was admitted to membership in the Schoolmen's Club...I recall vividly the inspiration and excitement of those early days, To be accepted and welcomed by older Schoolmen with whom I had hitherto admired a respectful distance, to enter into a cordial relationship with leaders in our public school system, to participate in forward looking programs. All this meant something in my personal life and in my professional development impossible to overestimate." Alfred V. Sayre, elementary school principal and a signer of the Club charter, spoke of those times when he wrote, "The Schoolmen's Club has ... a record of fine professional spirit and good fellowship."
In the period during the world wars, the Club weathered the many struggles of society through the strength of it's fellowship and growth. While continuing to concentrate on the nurturing of individual members, a women's auxiliary was formed to provide more opportunities for female educators. During the 1930's dues were reduced to $10.00 from $15.00 and the club sold it's home and rented rooms at the Robert Morris Hotel for meetings. In 1956, the Club moved to a rental on the ground floor of 1526 Cherry Street. In 1957, the Club sponsored an Open House. Attendees gathered in a large meeting room with substantial furniture and room for 75 people. There was a game room and two smaller meeting rooms. The walls were adorned with a rich history chronicling people, events, writings and the club song which was written by Frank Wade and John Waldman. In the Club's traditional spirit of collegiality, outside groups, as well as Club members enjoyed the use of this house. The Club later rented space in the Drake Hotel and then when it was converted into condominiums, it was purchased. Its use by Club members was declining and the facility was rented for private use and later sold. Executive meetings are now held at the offices of the Commonwealth Association of School Administrators and events held at schools, restaurants, and local catering hall facilities.
Continuing traditions, the Club today has annual programs to recognize the accomplishments and contributions of our School Board Presidents, Superintendents, Regional Superintendents and other educational leaders within the School District of Philadelphia. In the 1980's the Club began the tradition of awarding a "Certificate of Service" to an outstanding student at the closing exercises of each elementary and middle school in Philadelphia. Beginning in 1992, the annual Holiday Dinner has become the occasion to recognize outstanding contributions made by educators and supporters of education. The awards are a highlight of the event. And again in 1992, the Club welcomed women educators as members following 92 years of being a mens only club.
Much has transpired during the past ten decades reflected in 25th, 50th,75th, and 100th Anniversary Programs, each of which accentuated both professional development and social activities developed during the preceding quarter century. Today the Club proudly sponsors seminars and workshops for aspiring administrators. Engaging in outreach, the Club members organize study groups of educators to examine educational trends and developments within the context of the School District and the country. The fall and spring programs feature top political, government and educational officials outlining their positions on education and then engaging in dialogue with members.
Integral to Schoolmen's Club are the networking opportunities that have been continually afforded the membership to meet with others at all levels of the School District of Philadelphia in social settings that promote a spirit of camaraderie free from the constraints of their respective missions in the workday world. The Schoolmen's Club has become the "Gold Standard" for educators aspiring for promotion in the School District.
Today's Schoolmen identify with our founders. We face new challenges and crisis in public education. Like our founders, we too are called to "light the way" with honor, courage and commitment.


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Chop Suey (1995) in its original packaging.
Rhizome is pleased to announce that, beginning in April 2015, it will preserve and present three CD-ROM works created by artist and writer Theresa Duncan (1966-2007): Chop Suey (1995, co-created with Monica Gesue), Smarty (1996), and Zero Zero (1998). These colorful, expressive adventures address young girls in a way few games did, or still do—and they've fallen into obscurity. Through its digital conservation program, Rhizome will make the original, unaltered games playable via web browser, for everyone, for free. In order to make this possible, we have launched a Kickstarter campaign.
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Pope Meets With New Bishops: Encourage Laity in Holiness
For the last 10 years, the Congregation for Bishops has invited new bishops to make a pilgrimage to the tomb of St. Peter in order to reflect on the main responsibilities of their episcopal ministry.
CASTEL GANDOLFO, Italy (EWTN News/CNA)—Pope Benedict XVI told a gathering of new bishops Sept. 15 that they should encourage lay movements within the Church and seek the holiness of the laity.
"Bishops have the task of watching and working to ensure that the baptized increase in grace, in accordance with the charisms the Holy Spirit causes to arise in their hearts and communities," the Pope told more than 100 new bishops gathered at the papal residence at Castel Gandolfo.
He added that such "charisms which the Spirit arouses" amongst the laity are "for the edification of the Church" and that bishops should accept them "gratefully, for the sanctification of the Church and the vitality of the apostolate."
Recent decades have seen the rise of numerous new movements and apostolic initiatives throughout the Church. Many of these have been founded by laypeople and are not directly affiliated with a particular diocese.
The Pope made his comments at a gathering organized by the Congregation for Bishops. For the last 10 years, the congregation has invited new bishops to make a pilgrimage to the tomb of St. Peter in order to reflect on the main responsibilities of their episcopal ministry.
"The fundamental gift you are called to cherish in the faithful entrusted to your pastoral care is that of divine sonship," said the Pope, urging the bishops to work for the personal holiness of laypeople.
"Through your ministry of sanctification, you educate the faithful to participate with increasing intensity in the priestly, prophetic and royal office of Christ, helping them to build the Church, actively and responsibly, according to the gifts they have received from God."
The Pope said bishops have to strike a balance between their legitimate role of governance and not stifling the freedom enjoyed by laypeople.
Bishops should do this by judging "the genuineness of charisms and their proper use, not extinguishing the Spirit, but testing and retaining what is good."
At the same time, the Pope said lay Catholics have to be respectful of the bishop's authority, as "it must always be clear that no charism can dispense from deferring and submitting to the pastors of the Church."
The Pope concluded by reminding the bishops that, first and foremost, they have to become saints themselves so that the sanctity of their lives "will be an example and support to your priests."
Together they will form "the choral communion of the Church" that can "bear witness to Jesus Christ, that the world may believe."


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Liz Taylor: She shot classic Giant in Albemarle
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Did not know Giant was shot in Keswick! Very cool.
Albemarle...not Albemalre...
This is the most narcissistic community I have ever known.
Some of the horse scenes were also shot on or near what is/was the Rogan Winery on Garth Road. Some older timers in the area probably remember the hoop-la and would be able to give names to the Garth Road properties used for the filming. Beautiful scenery, too bad most people who watch the movie probably believe it was Maryland countryside, the supposed location of Ms. Taylor's character's family home. For people who have not seen the movie, I recommend it for a movie night. Worth seeing on it's own merit, but the local connection is another good reason to enjoy it.
Well, Ron, who was Narcissus but someone renowned for his beauty?
yes and one day in 1978 Eliz and Sen Big John Warmonger walked into Alderman Library and you'd had thought gods had landed on this earth.Everything came to standsill as we all bowed and scraped. It was hilarious and very good lesson to a young man in pure fatuousness.
Did you know Elvis Presley once took a dump at the White Spot? Seriously, what a joke. Most towns celebrate former residents that actually did something noteworthy instead of famous people stopping by, even small ones. I guess when you're a flyspeck full of incompetents with a big ego you have to take what you can get though.
Honestly, does everything have to revolve around Charlottesville? There's always some local angle on everything that happens around the world that gets more of a write-up than the actual event.
Many, many communities in Virginia can write about having a connection or visit by Elizabeth Taylor simply because she was Senator Warner's wife and she did campaign for him. That was interesting and fascinating. It doesn't diminish her death or life; it definitely does not make this area more "special." But honestly, this town just fetishes every celebrity that merely drives through town and if they actually sit down or gasp! live here, they become either canonized or cannibalized (depending on their behavior). I propose we establish a museum or church and have Relics of the Celebrities, locks of hair, etc. The Hook can lead up the campaign.
Liz was also the grand marshall of the Dogwood Parade. Still have the old home movie.
On the day that Liz Taylor died, what is wrong with a local paper reminiscing about the fact that she shot one of her biggest movies here? Giant was a seminal film and the last one James Dead ever made. It is historic, grand and epic.
I've lived other places, bigger places that had much more noteworthy things happen and many more opportunities for all kinds of people. This is a small town. What is wrong with celebrating its specialness?
Yes there is a provincial and insular aspect to this fetishization of all things local. But, believe it or not, this is true anywhere outside the orbit of New York City.
I think there are some people bitter about this town and wanting to take all who revel in the unique qualities of this area down a peg.
Haters be hating. Keep up the good work, Hook.
It's wrong to be bitter about the fact that 90% of the people that you meet in this town display smug, pomposity and "town pride" yet can't be tasked to drive properly, engage in conversation that's not laughably ignorant, show even a modicum of consideration toward anyone and dress in the most hideous and unintentionally comical ways ever? I guess I should lower my standards down to that of the average resident and that will fix that.
Cruncher, I don't know where you've been hanging, but there are plenty of people around whose identity and persona have nothing to do with pride in the town.
So it sounds like you're hanging out with the wrong crowd. As far as lowering your standards, this implies that you have expectations when you meet someone. Again, I don't know what those would be, but I find that when I meet someone if I just focus on enjoying myself no matter what, I find that I can like and get along with just about anyone.
Maybe, just maybe, there are subtle adjustments you could make in your attitude that might result in you attracting people whose company you would enjoy. Or maybe you are doomed to a lifetime of unhappy encounters with people who just aren't up to your "standards".
People are just people and everywhere you go people have faults. The only thing you can really control is yourself. The world isn't going to change for you. So, if you want to be happy, maybe you should make an effort to fit into this world during the short time you have on it.
Ms. Taylor had all the talent and opportunities to win three academy awards. Unfortunately she was an awful role model. She was indeed the character in her greatest movie- "Who's Afraid if Virginia Woolf".
I am glad that her death has not been glamorized by the press to the point of her being held up as an icon.
In the movie Giant it was clearly stated that this was Virginia - don't know where you got the idea that it was supposed to be Maryland
What's happened to Belmont in Keswick...?
To 'meanwhile' : I like the way you think - Excellent comment to 'The Cruncher'! Should also apply to 'Ron'. Such negative comments are not necessary. Find a perfect town, I don't think one exists. Hating is not cool.
Yeah expectations that they be human beings is just so much to ask. And no, "people are not just people" and it undoubtedly means you're an ignorant mouth breather just by saying that. To have pride in yourself and the place you're from means more than grasping at every bit of recognition and living in denial about the sheer incompetence and mismanagement that is all around you at all times. For instance, the Downtown Mall, a place directly subsidized by the city through marketing and other means that will never ever turn a profit because they refuse to put ample parking anywhere. Or the tremendous joke that is the Meadowcreek Bypass and the big egos of tiny, tiny men that keep that from being a reality. Not to mention the people are self centered, egotistical, so much less observant or insightful than anywhere else I've ever been (including hippie California somehow) and can yet somehow think they are the upper crust of humanity due to some mass delusion caused by constant funding from the University covering up the constant failures and money bleeding. And whenever confronted with this fact, the standard response seems to be clicking your heels three times and saying "There's no man like TJ, there's no man like TJ" and somehow that makes everything good again. It's hilarious and very very sad at the same time, and the fact you seem to be oblivious to it tells me everything I need to know about you.
Cruncher, I agree the Mall is a subsidized annoyance at times, but there are two parking garages that are rarely filled. They used to be, but not now. There is the parking lot for the Omni, also never filled. So, yes, there is plenty of DT parking, it's just that no one wants to pay for it. They don't mind driving thirsty SUVs, and they have no trouble plunking down outrageous amounts of money for so so food, but they don;t want to pay a few bucks and hour to park.
The Meadowcreek Parkway is a small idea by even smaller men/women. It is a [athetic design, and I spoke up about it's pathetic design 10 years ago. A whole slew of new stoplights to clog the roads up with. When/if that road opens, it will be jam packed with more development all around it, so it will become pointless as well.
"Belmont" is still in Keswick - somewhat overgrown. It is on the left on Rt 22, coming from Shadwell - shortly before the Keswick Post Office and near the Keswick Hunt Club. I do not know the present owners, but years ago a lovely British woman named Sasha Bernath lived there. Sasha was a dear friend who died of cancer at the young age of 41.
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Description: This next character that I am going to show you guys how to draw is fairly new to the anime scene I think. She is a female character created and developed by Mark Crilley who is known for his other comic book series Akiko. Who am I talking about exactly? Well I will be showing you "how to draw Miki Yoshida from Miki Falls step by step". Miki Falls is an anime/manga series that is OEL (original English language manga). The book series contains four volumes. Each book takes part in one of the four seasons of a full year. There is Miki Falls Spring, Miki Falls Winter, Miki Falls Autumn, and Miki Falls Summer. The story is a manga series that follows a girl named Miki Yoshida who is a high school student in her senior year. Her school is in Japan and that is also where she meets Hiro Sakurai. Hiro is a young man that has supernatural powers that is very mysterious. I have not yet read any of the four volume series but after this tutorial I plan on buying my very first book starting with Spring. I was going to get Autumn first because that is the season we are in right now, but I figured the books are in order and if I were to start reading a series in the third season I would probably be completely lost. Anyways I hope Mark Crilley likes this depiction of Miki that I drew for you all as a lesson. I know for a fact that she is going to be a big hit because she is incredibly pretty. Oh yeah, I heard that Miki Falls is going to be a movie in the near future, so I can't wait to see that too. Have fun guys with this lesson on "how to draw Miki Yoshida from Miki Falls step by step". If you want to check out Mark Crilley's Miki Falls page on his website you can just click here and it will take you to the correct page. Peace out folks and happy drawing!


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Professionally, a significant part of my life has centered on food, see about me. But now, even as an empty nester and retiree, I am still food-driven. I wake up thinking about what I get to cook that day, and go to sleep thinking about the next day's grocery list.
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We are your friendly local pet store in Kelowna BC, located at #111-1940 Kane Rd. in the Glenmore area of Kelowna B.C. Visit us today or call us at (250) 862 2663 for all your pet care needs. We offer the best pet care products and services in town!
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I have been a customer of Bone Appetit for a number of years, Angie is very knowledgeable about the products she sells, and on many occasions have gotten great advice. It is a great store. Also, my dog Sammy loves going there,as he always gets a treat!
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At our house, we have 2 fantastic labradoodles. They are a very important part of the family. So, when it comes to getting quality food, gentle grooming, and pet advice, we see Angie at Bone Appetit. We have been getting all our pet needs met there for years, because we can count on it. But I have to say, the best thing about shopping there is Angie, the owner. She provides excellent, personalized care, and she is the real thing, – a genuine, sincere pet lover. I am sure we will be going there for many years to come.
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We have been taking our dog, Charlie, to Bon Appetit since he was a tiny pup. He is now 11 1/2 years of age and is still in excellent health. We have been absolutely delighted with the excellent service that Angie and her staff have provided for us and Charlie over the years. Angie is knowledgeable and totally committed to all her customers' pets. We trust her advice and have always found the products she sells to be of the highest quality. She is never too busy to give every customer her full attention. One of the happiest times of the week for Charlie is when he knows we are going to see Angie. He adores her and would gladly stay by her feet all day. Because he is a Black Lab with a lot of hair, we also take him regularly for grooming at Bone Appetit and appreciate the great care and attention he receives from the staff. We are indeed fortunate to have such a dedicated business owner in the Glenmore area.
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Bone appétit is a pet store in a class of its own. The thing I like most about bon appétit is the service we get there. We rely on Angie for advice about not dog nutrition and dog foods. We have had two boxers with gastrointestinal issues, including pancreatitis. They were losing weight on the vet prescribed food. With her help we got these both the dogs back to a healthy weight and in good shape. All four of my previous dogs lived to be in their teens with her help. The compliment we regularly get about our dogs is how nice their coat is. We have also received help on behavioral issues and referrals to other professionals/agencies in the dog community. She even helped us find a dog acupuncturist/vet who gave our pug three more years of mobility. Bone appétit is much more than just a dog food store. They have everything you need from dog toothbrushes to poop bags. They even helped me fit my dogs with a life jacket for when they are in or near the water. We call them "swimsuits." They also have a wide variety of safe and durable dog toys. Angie or one of her friendly staff was always there to greet my dogs by name and give them good quality dog treats. I am always referring to people to Bone appétit when I meet them with their animals. I am honoured to be able to write a testimonial about such a great place.
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Hi, my name is Jasmine aka Jazzy, I am now 8 years old and I am a rescue dog. When I first came to Bone Appetit in Glenmore two years ago, I was scared. Auntie Angie came up to me and gave me a yummy doggie cookie and then a cuddle…oh my that was so cool. Because I was scared of strangers, Auntie Angie allowed me to hang out at the store and I started to meet people that would stroke my head and talk nice to me and Auntie Angie always has a yummy cookie for me and a cuddle…thanks to Auntie Angie I am now less afraid of people! I have a personal groomer now that makes me all pretty and also gives me yummy cookies. I have been a regular customer for the past two year and I tell you, it is awesome! Cookies and cuddles from Auntie Angie, she is my second favorite person! I love you Auntie Angie!
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I try to support small local businesses and found that Bone Appetit in Glenmore has a great selection of both cat and dog food, dog treats and toys, leashes and collars, beds, coats etc. You are always welcome and treated with outstanding customer service, your needs matter! Angie always does her very best to help. I have been going to Bone Appetit in Glenmore for about 15 plus years…Goodness: time flies! With the addition of the grooming facility I now take my little rescue Jazzy to them to groom as well. It is just a perfect local small business
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"My name is Stephanie Blair and I have been using Bone Appetit in Glenmore for years now. The staff is kind and treats my dog and I very well. This store is very accommodating and it's easy for me to book appointments. I buy all my pet supplies there and if I need anything Angie is amazing at finding it. I recommend this awesome shop to everyone I know and I hope you consider them for all your pet needs as well. Take the time to support our local businesses!"
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Hi my name is Odie, I'm a big Labradoodle and even though I'm a big boy I'm actually quite a scaredy cat! I was very nervous at my first grooming appointment but everyone treated me so nice and gently that now I get excited when we get to Bone Appetit for my grooming appointments!! I always feel really good afterwards and I get lots of extra cuddles because I smell so good and my fur is so silky! Angie is always very nice to me even when I'm a bit hyper with excitement!
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Friedreich's ataxia (FA) is a degenerative disease that damages your spinal cord, peripheral nerves, and the cerebellum portion of your brain. A genetic disorder causes the condition. FA tends to gradually worsen over time. Unsteady, awkward movements and a loss of sensation due to nerve injury develop as the disease progresses. The condition is named after Nicholaus Friedreich, the German doctor who discovered it in the 1800s. Ataxia means impaired muscle movement.
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As FA progresses, it often leads to scoliosis — an abnormal curvature of the spine. FA can also cause heart problems, due to weakened heart muscle and disturbances in the electrical system of your heart. About 10 to 20 percent of people with FA develop diabetes. Very often, within 10 to 20 years of your first FA symptoms, you will need a wheelchair. Slurred speech, hearing loss, and visual impairment can become very debilitating as the disease progresses, as well. Early death from heart failure or other complications is common with FA. However, some people live into their 70s or beyond.
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There is no cure for FA. However, if your doctor diagnoses the disease at an early stage, he or she will be able to treat your symptoms and help improve your quality of life. If you notice any of the symptoms mentioned, such as loss of sensation, difficulty walking, keeping your balance, or a loss of reflexes, ask your doctor about FA.


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(Poem #1575) A Good Poem
A good poem is like finding a hole in the palace wall-- never know what you might see.
(translated by Daniel Ladinsky) The poem above is written by Tukaram (c. 1608-1649), a Marathi uplifting poet. I have never read the original (I am not a Maharashrian), and I do not know how good the translation is, I must confess. Nevertheless, I liked it and thought I'd share it with you. I chose to send this poem because it has an interesting fundamental definition of poetry. Secondly I guess I want to motivate you guys into putting effort into Indian and other language poetry translations. It certainly will increase verity on the abstract beauty of thoughts. (Yes, translations can sometime be not well done, I understand) Arunasri Nishtala [Martin adds] Arunasri raises a rather interesting point - should a translation of a poem be judged more on its accuracy or on its poetic merits? If it turned out that today's poem was indeed *not* a faithful translation of Tukaram's original (and if any Marathi speaker knows the original, do write in!) would it affect its value as a poem in its own right? And more fundamentally, is poetry even 'translatable', or is the translator inevitably creating a new work of art, in collaboration with but not identifiable with the original? martin [Links] Biography of Tukaram: http://www.tukaram.com/pages/intro1.asp And a somewhat blurby one of Ladinsky: [broken link] http://www.tgrady.com/ladinsky.htm


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Kwame Brown has agreed to a one-year deal with the Warriors for $7 million. Brown played for the Bobcats in 10-11, where he had a bounce back season of sorts.
HoopsVibe's Very Quick Call: What was the lockout for?
After all, the owners supposedly locked out the players for five months, in part, to stop marginal journeymen from receiving ridiculous contracts.
No more overpaying suspect talent like Gilbert Arenas, Eddy Curry, Jerome James, Rashard Lewis, and others.
Or, so we thought …
Today the Golden State Warriors signed marginal post Kwame Brown to a one-year contract for $7 million.
Sure, the term is short. Sure, seven footers regularly received $10 million per annum before the lockout. And sure, rookie coach Mark Jackson coveted Brown as a defensive anchor.
But the work stoppage was about ending the insanity. What was all this labour strife was really about?
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I needn't point out that sailboats don't evolve as quickly as electronics, but incremental changes over the years have gone a long way toward making boats safer, easier to sail, and more comfortable to live on. Each instance of applying fresh thinking to common problems—think staying out of the weather, or stowing the main—can claim a little credit for pushing the evolution of sailboats along. We were on the lookout for the next new things at this year's boat shows in Newport, Rhode Island, and Annapolis, Maryland. Here's what we found. Bill Springer


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Durant, James and Bryant Lead as Team USA Beats Spain in Gold Medal GameTeam USA's 107-100 victory over Spain in the Olympic gold medal game answered two questions; we now see the wisdom of how Jerry Colangelo constructed the U.S. roster--favoring talent, speed, quickness and depth over size--and we now understand why the Spanish players were confident about their gold medal chances prior to the Olympics: when the going got tough, Team USA used a small lineup to fend off a serious challenge from a Spanish team that not only kept the game competitive but had a realistic chance to win until the final moments, trailing by just six with 2:24 remaining.
Statistics from blowouts can be deceptive--Carmelo Anthony's record-setting 37 point explosion versus Nigeria was an extraordinary shooting exhibition but is not necessarily indicative of his true value--but one excellent way to determine how to rank players from the same team is to see who the coach trusts in a tight game. Kevin Durant played 38 out of 40 minutes versus Spain, Chris Paul played 33, LeBron James played 30 (and would have probably played about four more minutes if not for foul trouble), Kobe Bryant played 27, Carmelo Anthony played 21 and Kevin Love played 18. No one else from Team USA played more than 10 minutes. Durant scored a game-high 30 points and tied for game-high honors with nine rebounds. James once again filled up the stat sheet with 19 points, seven rebounds, four assists and two steals. Bryant finished with 17 points, two rebounds and two assists; he will turn 34 on August 23 and after the game he confirmed that this was his final appearance for Team USA. Bryant first joined the squad for the 2007 FIBA Americas Championship and the defensive presence that he and Jason Kidd provided in the backcourt helped to right the ship after Team USA suffered several embarrassing defeats earlier in the decade. Bryant went 26-0 as a member of Team USA (not counting exhibition play, during which he also did not lose a game), winning two Olympic gold medals (2008, 2012) in addition to the 2007 FIBA Americas Championship title. Paul's boxscore numbers (11 points on 4-9 field goal shooting, two assists) do not completely reflect his impact on the game, particularly during the fourth quarter. Love added nine points and nine rebounds. Pau Gasol led Spain with 24 points on 9-17 field goal shooting and he also had eight rebounds and seven assists. Juan Carlos Navarro scored 21 points, Marc Gasol had 17 points on 8-10 field goal shooting in 17 foul-plagued minutes, Rudy Fernandez chipped in with 14 points and six rebounds and Serge Ibaka made his presence felt in the paint with 12 points and nine rebounds.
Anyone who thought that this would be smooth sailing for Team USA was not paying attention when Team USA barely defeated Lithuania in Group A play, let alone when Spain pushed Team USA to the limit in the 2008 Olympic gold medal game showdown. Team USA starting center Tyson Chandler scored the opening basket off of a nice feed from Bryant but that play was not at all indicative of how the game would go; Spain rarely made things that easy for Team USA at either end of the court and Chandler ended up with just two points and one rebound in nine minutes. Navarro answered with a four point play (Bryant fouled him on a made three pointer) and Spain utilized a 1-2-2 zone to entice Team USA to shoot jumpers and discourage Team USA from driving to the hoop. After Durant's three pointer put Team USA up 5-4, Spain went on an 8-2 run to build their biggest lead of the game; Navarro drilled two three pointers during that stretch--one after Durant sagged too far off of him and another after Spain collected two offensive rebounds to extend a possession--and Pau Gasol connected on a hook shot. Bryant responded with a three pointer and then Durant made two free throws after Calderon was called for an unsportsmanlike foul for flinging Durant to the ground as he drove to the hoop. Under FIBA rules, Team USA retained possession after the free throws and Bryant hit another three pointer to give Team USA a slim lead that they would retain until the second quarter.
NBC's Doug Collins offered this early take on the action: "The United States has been very soft defensively to start this game." In any form of competition, players and teams have to play to their strengths while minimizing their weaknesses; one of Team USA's big keys in FIBA play is to shut down opposing three point shooters without giving up easy layups: if the perimeter defenders can do that, few opposing players are going to be able to hurt Team USA by playing one on one in the paint regardless of the size of Team USA's players. The one thing that can cause Team USA problems is a squad that executes middle screen/roll plays effectively enough to consistently generate either wide open three pointers and/or layups when someone cuts to the hoop. Collins is correct that Team USA played "soft" defense for much of the first half, neither shutting down the paint completely nor keeping the three point shooters--particularly Navarro--under control.
NBC's basketball coverage during the Olympics was pretty good overall--with excellent analysis by both Doc Rivers during the studio shows and Collins during the games--but it was annoying and inexplicable that even though the games were presented with "limited commercial interruption" the viewers still missed snippets of the action because of those commercials; I'd rather have been subjected to more commercials but see the entire game than to have fewer commercials but miss what could turn out to be key plays. We never saw Pau Gasol's two free throws at the 3:09 mark of the first quarter or a replay of James' foul against him; it is possible to analyze the game without seeing those things but it would have made more sense for NBC to figure out how to squeeze the entire 40 minute game into their two hour or so broadcast window.
Team USA led 35-27 after the first quarter as Durant poured in 12 points--the 15th time during the Olympics that a Team USA player scored at least 10 points in a quarter--but Spain used a 14-2 run (starting late in the first quarter and then carrying over into the second quarter) to go back on top 39-37 after Sergio Rodriguez made a three pointer. Rodriguez and Chandler then each received a technical foul after Rodriguez elbowed Chandler while Chandler was setting a screen and the two players confronted each other. The teams traded the lead until Love hit a pair of free throws at the 5:29 mark to put Team USA ahead 48-44; Marc Gasol picked up his fourth foul on that play and sat out the remainder of the second quarter plus the entire third quarter. FIBA aficionados often brag about the strategic prowess of the FIBA coaches compared to NBA coaches but it was questionable--to say the least--to keep Gasol in the game after he had already picked up three fouls in the first half.
Even with Marc Gasol on the bench, though, Team USA could not create any separation and they only led 59-58 at halftime. Team USA relies on pressure defense to force turnovers and prevent opponents from getting open three point shots but in the first half each team only committed five turnovers, while Spain enjoyed a slight rebounding advantage (21-19) and shot 7-13 (.538) from three point range, a much higher percentage than Team USA should allow. Spain converted their extra possessions from the rebounding advantage/taking care of the ball into three point baskets.
With Marc Gasol out of the game and Team USA finally locking down the three point shooters, the third quarter became the Pau Gasol show: he scored Spain's first 13 points of the stanza and Spain took a 71-70 lead after his three point play. Team USA generated a mini 7-1 burst--a Bryant three pointer, a Durant jumper and two free throws by Bryant offset only by one Ibaka free throw--to go up 77-72 but when NBC returned from yet another "limited commercial interruption" Team USA led 80-76; yes, NBC abandoned a live telecast of the gold medal basketball game with the outcome very much in doubt during the second half in order to show viewers some commercials and this time viewers missed much more than just a couple of free throws. Pau Gasol scored 15 third quarter points overall but Durant countered with his second double digit quarter of the game (10 points) and Team USA owned a precarious 83-82 advantage heading into the final 10 minutes.
With the game on the line at the start of the fourth quarter, Coach Mike Krzyzewski went with a small lineup (small being a relative term but none of these players is considered a traditional power forward or center in the NBA): LeBron James, Kevin Durant, Kobe Bryant, Chris Paul and Carmelo Anthony. That group pushed the one point lead to six before James had to sit out for 4:03 after picking up his fourth foul. Team USA maintained that six point spread with Kevin Love playing center while James was out of the game. Spain shifted to a box and one defense against Durant, quite a show of respect for Durant's skills considering the talent level of his teammates. Team USA briefly enjoyed a 10 point lead after Bryant secured an offensive rebound and made a short jumper but baskets by Navarro and Fernandez trimmed the margin back to 97-91 before James came into the game for Anthony (as usual, Anthony took a seat on the bench for Team USA in crunch time of a close game). James drove to the hoop and dunked with power to put Team USA up 99-91 and he answered Marc Gasol's basket with a three pointer to make the score 102-93 at the 1:59 mark. Paul drew a charging foul on Pau Gasol but James airballed a three pointer that could have sealed the win. Bryant extended the possession by retrieving the miss and throwing the ball out to Paul but Paul missed a three point heave with the shot clock about to expire. After Navarro missed a three pointer, Paul faked out Spain's defense and drove to the hoop for a layup that inspired Coach Krzyzewski to jump out of his seat and celebrate: Team USA led 104-93 with just :53 left. Marc Gasol then scored inside and Coach Krzyzewski made the perhaps premature decision to remove Durant, James and Bryant from the game with :37 remaining; in light of the sometimes bizarre FIBA officiating--on prime display during a game in which each team was whistled for 27 fouls, many of them involving slight, incidental contact--and Team USA's controversial 1972 loss to the Soviet Union, a 104-95 margin is not a 100% lock. Sure enough, Paul split a pair of free throws and Marc Gasol converted a three point play to cut the lead to 105-98 with :19 remaining. Then James Harden split his pair of free throws and Marc Gasol's layup made it a two possession game with :13 left. Collins tried to allay any fears by saying that all Harden had to do was make one of his next two free throws but I cannot fathom why Coach Krzyzewski would take the slightest risk of losing the gold medal just to put a few reserves in the game and/or let his stars receive an ovation. Yes, Harden made one free throw to push the lead to 107-100 but what if he had missed them both and Spain hit a three pointer, stole the inbounds pass and hit another three pointer to force overtime? Admittedly, this is an unlikely scenario but stranger things have happened--and the point is that there is nothing to be gained by risking this at all. The game should have been played out to the very end, with the best players/best free throw shooters on the court--and I don't include Harden in that category on this team because he was cold after sitting out the whole game: the ball should have been in Durant's or Bryant's hands for those final free throws.
Team USA outscored Spain 24-18 in the fourth quarter, with Paul contributing eight points, James scoring seven, Bryant adding four, Durant hitting one three pointer and Harden shooting 2-4 from the foul line to stave off any potential comeback. The most important statistic is that Team USA limited Spain to 0-6 three point field goal shooting in the second half; Team USA controlled the three point shooters without getting dissected by cutters and that is consistently the recipe for Team USA to beat the better FIBA teams. Yes, Pau Gasol had an outstanding third quarter and a great game overall but no one player is going to single-handedly beat Team USA. Team USA strayed from their defensive principles in the first half--or, to give Spain credit, maybe it just is not possible anymore for an American team to lock down a top FIBA team for an entire 40 minute game--but in the second half they went with the small lineup for extended stretches and used their quickness to hold Spain to 42 points, a significant improvement after giving up 58 points in the first 20 minutes.
Despite the slightly disorganized conclusion to the game, this was an excellent win for Team USA against a very tough opponent. Team USA went 8-0 during the Olympics and it is important to keep in mind that, based on expectations, Team USA must win every game, while Spain faced little or no criticism for losing two preliminary round games prior to the gold medal contest. Team USA's players and coaching staff deserve praise for their long term commitment to return the United States to the top of the basketball world and wipe out the dreadful memories of the dreary, listless performances by Team USA in FIBA events from 2002-2006.
Kevin Durant scored 156 points in eight games (19.5 ppg) during the Olympics, breaking Spencer Haywood's 1968 Team USA record (145); Charles Barkley is third on that list with 144 points (1992). Durant also ranked second on the team in rebounding (5.8 rpg) and steals (1.6 spg) and fourth in assists (2.6 apg). Kevin Love led Team USA in rebounding (7.6 rpg) despite only ranking seventh in minutes played; he padded those rebounding numbers a bit in garbage time but he also played some meaningful minutes, most notably against Spain in the gold medal game. LeBron James paced Team USA in assists (5.6 apg) and shot .603 from the field, second best (to Love's .630) among the nine players who attempted at least four shots per game. Chris Paul led Team USA in steals (2.5 spg) and ranked second in assists (5.1 apg). Thanks mainly to his explosion versus Nigeria, Carmelo Anthony finished second in scoring (16.3 ppg) even though he was often on the bench when the score was close. Kobe Bryant seemed to pace himself offensively during Group A play but he still ranked fourth on the team in scoring overall (12.1 ppg) and he increased his scoring during the three potential elimination games (16.7 ppg, including a team-high 20 points against Australia).
Labels: 2012 Olympics, 2012 Team USA, Chris Paul, Juan Carlos Navarro, Kevin Durant, Kobe Bryant, LeBron James, Marc Gasol, Pau Gasol, Serge Ibaka, Spain
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JazzFest: Cassandra Wilson at Broadway Theatre
June 24, 2014 @ 7:30 pm
Cassandra Wilson is a jazz musician, vocalist, songwriter, and producer from Jackson, Mississippi. Described by critic Gary Giddins as "a singer blessed with an unmistakable timbre and attack who has expanded the playing field" by incorporating blues, country and folk music into her work.
She began playing piano at six, guitar by the age of twelve and was working as a vocalist by the mid-'70s, singing a wide variety of material. After moving to New York City in the early 80's, Cassandra met saxophonist Steve Coleman and became one of the founding members of the M-Base Collective. She signed with Blue Note Records in 1992 and released a landmark album titled "Blue Light 'Til Dawn" which would pave the way for a new generation of jazz singers seeking an approach and repertoire that challenges the supremacy of the American Standard songbook.
Wilson has continued interpreting in fresh and creative ways vintage blues, country and folk music up until the present day. Her awards include: two Grammys, the Django D'Or, The Edison Music Award, a marker on the Mississippi Blues Trail, and the 2012 Echo Award for Jazz. She also performed one of the leading roles in Wynton Marsalis' "Blood on the Fields," the first jazz work to receive a Pulitzer Prize.


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Advance Scout: Gwinnett Braves
Buffalo and Gwinnett will finish their final head-to-head series July 15-18 at Coca-Cola Field. The Bisons and Braves split the first four-game series at Cool Ray Field in late June.
Just in their second year of existence, the Bisons have not won a series against Gwinnett. The two clubs split each four-game set in the G-Braves' debut season.
Last year, the teams split each four-game set in Buffalo and in Gwinnett. The Braves outscored the Bisons, 40-33, in the eight games during 2009. Buffalo has been outscored 24-17 by Gwinnett following the first set this year.
Tentative pitching match-ups: Buffalo vs Gwinnett:
THR: RHP Ramon Ortiz (0-2, 8.53) vs Todd Redmond (8-8, 4.25)
FRI: LHP Pat Misch (9-3, 3.12) vs LHP Scott Diamond (Triple-A debut)
SAT: LHP Oliver Perez (0-0, 0.00) vs RHP Cristhian Martinez (2-1, 4.54)
SUN: RHP Dillon Gee (8-5, 4.77) vs LHP Jose Ortegano (2-6, 6.51)
TRADE WINDS: Heading into the Buffalo series Atlanta made a deal with Toronto that swapped shortstops in a five-player package that sent Yunel Escobar north and Alex Gonzalez to south. Pertaining to the G-Braves/Bisons series, Jo-Jo Reyes, was 1-5 with a 5.70 ERA in 12 games, including 10 starts, for Gwinnett. On June 22 at Gwinnett, the Herd tagged Reyes for 6 runs – including homers from Jorge Paddilla and Valentino Pascucci – over five innings.
TOPS FOR BARBARO: Despite being two for is last 14, G-Braves DH/1B Barbaro Canizares took his batting average as high as .319 – the top mark in the International League last week. Canizares, now sits second in the IL with a .311 average and cemented the Cuban native's selection to his third consecutive IL All-Star squad. Canizares had multi-hit games in three of the six contests, and reached base in 16 of the past 18 games, including 14 straight(6/24-7/7: 18-for-46 (.383) with 4 2B, 3HR 11RBI, 8BB).
FASHIONABLY LATE: The International League added G-Braves 3B Wes Timmons to the 2010 Triple-A All-Star Game. Timmons makes his second consecutive IL All -Star appearance, joining Gwinnett DH Barbaro Canizares (3 straight IL All-Star nods) and RP Michael Dunn (1st time IL All Star) on the squad.
MAJOR WORK FOR MINOR: New G-Braves starter and 2009 1st round pick Mike Minor had his second shutdown start in as many outings. He has now allowed just 2 R/ER in 12.2 IP while striking out 15. Only former G-Braves Tommy Hanson and Charlie Morton have struck out more in their initial pair of starts (both with 17 K
through 2 starts), although Morton allowed 4 R/ER overall and Hanson went just 10.0 IP total in the pair's first two starts of 2009.
P.O.W. FOR REDMOND: Gwinnett pitcher Todd Redmond was named the International League's Pitcher of the Week for the period from June 28-July 4. Redmond is the third G-Brave to receive an IL weekly award in 2010, joining Chris Resop (May 10-16) and Matt Young (June 21-27) — a record in franchise history for one year.
Redmond started two games for Gwinnett last week, going 1-0 in 13.0 IP against Columbus and Durham. He yielded just 7 hits, 1 R/ER and 3 BB while striking out 10 in the two starts.
FUTURES' FUN: Gwinnett Braves starting pitcher Mike Minor made an appearance in the XM Radio All-Star Futures Game in the top of the 5th inning for the U.S. Futures team. He had a scoreless inning of work and faced the minimum. Minor threw 15 pitches and 11 for strikes.
*Notes compiled from club game notes and official website.
Series I: Review for Buffalo & Gwinnett
READ: G-Braves get split
READ: HR & Acosta preserve win
READ: Bisons bounce Braves
READ: G-Braves get win in opener


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Update, 7/22 9:39 AM PST: The band performed "Pups to Dust". Watch the performance below.
It has been announced that Modest Mouse will be the musical guests on Late Night with Seth Meyers this coming Tuesday, July 21st. Adam Sandler and Margaret Cho are the other guests for that evening.
As with most TV performances, it's sometimes hard to know if this will be pre-recorded, but seeing as how the band is performing in Brooklyn the following day, there is a good chance the date is accurate. If you're going to be in NY, there might still be tickets available for the taping.
Lastly, we've been slack with updates in the last few weeks, and our email seems to have been stuck (for a while). All the latest set lists and tour dates are in now, and we'll be back to regular posting as the tour continues. I'll also start making my way through a few months worth of emails.