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What disturbs me is that I find this programme of mostly 'exciting' music so unexciting. The best performance, despite a few tiny inaccuracies, is Tzigane, where Nemtanu sounds quite at home. Ravel's weird little Berceuse on Fauré's name gains nothing from being accompanied by electronic organ.
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The Ottawa Senators and restricted free agent defenceman Andrej Meszaros are still far apart in discussion about a new contract.
Senators general manager Bryan Murray spoke to the media at the Bell Sensplex on Thursday and addressed the impasse.
"We've tried to make presentations with a variety of offers and terms, but they've been rejected at this point and time," Murray told reporters. "So there's nothing more."
Murray wouldn't say how far apart the two sides were, only offering, "we're some distance apart." The Ottawa Sun, however, reports that Meszaros is seeking $4.5 million a year, while Ottawa is offering closer to $3.5 million.
The Hockey News has subsequently reported that Meszaros has signed an offer sheet with another team worth more than $5 million per season, but the Senators are denying it while Meszaros' agent Ritch Winter told TSN, "No comment," when asked about the offer sheet signing.
Murray said the club had submitted different offers, from one-year deals to five-year deals, but have received little response from the Meszaros camp.
"I think Mez is a potentially good young defenceman who had a bit of an off-year this past year, and we've asked their camp to entertain that in what we're trying to do with him," Murray stated. "I think we've made more than a fair offer and put ourselves in a position where he could come here and, with some help, we think he can be a top player.
"We need their camp to help us in that area as well. I've tried to get that message across, but to this point, we haven't gotten there."
Murray was also asked if the possibility of Meszaros going to the new Russia Continental Hockey League was discussed in negotiations.
"His agent has brought that up. There have been a variety of scenarios that they've passed back to us," Murray said, "Russia certainly being one of them."
Murray also acknowledged that if Meszaros didn't sign, the Senators would look to fill the job internally and that the team was not entertaining the idea of a trade at this point.
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Gammu is now not only a single program but there is lot of useful tools sharing same library.
GUI program to manage contacts, todos, calendar and messages in your phone.
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New Obameter promise: Will Obama fail the whales?
By Erin Mershon
Published on Thursday, June 17th, 2010 at 10:54 a.m.
We're adding a new promise to the Obameter at the suggestion of one of our readers, who called our attention to an outcry by environmental groups that President Obama is breaking a pledge he made on the campaign trail about commercial whaling. We checked with the environmental group Greenpeace and found his original remarks from a questionnaire they sent him in December of 2007:
"As president, I will ensure that the U.S. provides leadership in enforcing international wildlife protection agreements, including strengthening the international moratorium on commercial whaling. Allowing Japan to continue commercial whaling is unacceptable," Obama wrote.
So we're adding it as Promise No. 524.
Groups such as Greenpeace and the International Fund for Animal Welfare are warning that Obama might break this promise because they believe he supports a proposal within the International Whaling Commission that would allow Japan and other whaling countries to kill a certain number of whales each year, despite the moratorium on commercial whaling that the IWC established in 1986.
Japan, Norway and Iceland kill a combined total of about 2,000 whales per year under self-imposed quotas. About half are killed by Japanese whalers, who exploit a loophole for "scientific research" to justify their kills. Norway and Iceland both filed official objections that exempt them from the moratorium.
In April, the leaders of the IWC made a proposal to mitigate tension between the pro-whaling and anti-whaling countries of the gridlocked commission. It was based on a belief that without some compromise, the IWC — and the moratorium it upholds — would both dissolve. If the proposal is accepted as it stands, it will legalize commercial whaling only for Japan, Norway, and Iceland. All other countries would remain subject to the moratorium. In exchange, the whaling countries will submit to stricter regulation and monitoring, and agree to quotas that some estimate will save 4,000 to 18,000 whales over the next 10 years. The IWC will be negotiating this proposal at their annual conference in Morocco until Sunday, when they hope to reach a consensus decision.
The new proposal, then, does two things at once. It weakens the international moratorium on commercial whaling by openly allowing three countries to violate the ban. But at the same time, officials argue that the new regulations and quotas will conserve far more whales than are conserved under existing conditions.
It has been sharply criticized by environmental groups such as Greenpeace.
"If they adopted it today, [they are] rewarding whaling countries for thumbing their noses at the rest of them," said Phil Kline, the Senior Oceans Campaigner for Greenpeace. "It's good for whalers, not for the whales."
But the IWC leaders said in a press release that the proposal is "undeniably better than the status quo."
Whether the Obama administration supports the proposal is a matter of some debate. Many advocacy groups claim the administration supports it, which seems to be based on second-hand reports from other delegates to the IWC that the U.S. delegation has asked them to join the negotiation process.
But Monica Medina, U.S. Commissioner to the IWC, said a recent press briefing that the U.S. does not believe "the proposal as it's currently drafted is sufficient," noting that the administration would like to see lower numbers for killing whales, firmer language regarding the ability to trade whale meat internationally, and a firm understanding of the commission's plans after the 10-year proposal lapses.
Kline, the Greenpeace official, said he's encouraged that U.S. could end up pushing a more limited proposal. "There seem to be some hopeful signs that the Obama administration is not going to, at the end of the day, support a proposal that's good for the whalers and not for the whales," said Kline, who spoke to PolitiFact from the IWC meeting in Morocco. "But," he noted, "it's not over until it's over."
We agree, and since the Obama administration has not yet supported or opposed the proposal under consideration, we rate this promise In the Works.
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Seventy BIG EAST teams – by far the most among all Football Bowl Subdivision conferences – were among the more than 950 Division I programs that were honored by the NCAA Thursday for earning Public Recognition Awards, based on their most recent multi-year Academic Progress Rates.
The awards are given each year to teams with APRs in the top 10 percent in their respective sports. A total of 263 schools, out of 347 Division I colleges and universities, placed at least one team on the top APR list, including 15 of the 16 BIG EAST schools.
The 70 teams recognized by the NCAA put the BIG EAST third among all Division I leagues. Among FBS conferences, the Atlantic Coast Conference was second with 50 programs that were honored, while the Big Ten was third with 40 teams recognized.
Including all Division I leagues, the Ivy League had 117 teams honored, while the Patriot League had 80.
APR scores are a measure of classroom performance of student-athletes on every Division I team based on the eligibility and retention for each semester or quarter. The awards announced Thursday are based on the multi-year APR scores from the 2007-08, 2008-09, 2009-10 and 2010-11 academic years.
The list of teams recognized includes the Notre Dame women's soccer team, which won the 2010 NCAA title, and the Notre Dame men's and women's golf teams, which both won BIG EAST championships.
The Irish led the BIG EAST contingent with 16 teams that were recognized by the NCAA, while Georgetown was second among league members with 15. DePaul and Villanova had seven teams each that received Public Recognition Awards, followed by Providence (four); Connecticut, St. John's, USF and Syracuse (three each); Louisville, Rutgers and Seton Hall (two each); and Cincinnati, Marquette and Pittsburgh (one each).
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The 70 BIG EAST teams that were honored with Public Recognition Awards by the NCAA for achieving multi-year Academic Progress Rate scores in the top 10 percent in the respective sport for the period ending with the 2010-11 academic year.
Baseball Georgetown University
Baseball University of Notre Dame
Field Hockey Georgetown University
Football FBS (2010 and later) Rutgers University
Men's Basketball University of Notre Dame
Men's Basketball University of Pittsburgh
Men's Cross Country Georgetown University
Men's Cross Country University of Connecticut
Men's Cross Country University of Notre Dame
Men's Golf DePaul University
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Men's Golf Seton Hall University
Men's Golf University of Connecticut
Men's Golf University of Notre Dame
Men's Lacrosse University of Notre Dame
Men's Lacrosse Villanova University
Men's Soccer DePaul University
Men's Soccer Villanova University
Men's Swimming Georgetown University
Men's Swimming Providence College
Men's Swimming University of Notre Dame
Men's Tennis Georgetown University
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Men's Tennis University of Notre Dame
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Men's Track, Indoor University of Louisville
Men's Track, Indoor University of Notre Dame
Men's Track, Outdoor Georgetown University
Men's Track, Outdoor Syracuse University
Men's Track, Outdoor University of Notre Dame
Softball DePaul University
Softball Georgetown University
Softball University of Notre Dame
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Women's Basketball DePaul University
Women's Cross Country DePaul University
Women's Cross Country Providence College
Women's Cross Country Syracuse University
Women's Cross Country University of Cincinnati
Women's Cross Country University of Notre Dame
Women's Golf Georgetown University
Women's Golf St. John's University
Women's Golf University of Louisville
Women's Golf University of Notre Dame
Women's Golf University of South Florida
Women's Lacrosse Georgetown University
Women's Soccer DePaul University
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Women's Soccer Rutgers University
Women's Soccer St. John's University
Women's Soccer University of Notre Dame
Women's Swimming Georgetown University
Women's Swimming University of Notre Dame
Women's Tennis DePaul University
Women's Tennis Georgetown University
Women's Tennis University of Connecticut
Women's Tennis University of South Florida
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Women's Track, Indoor Providence College
Women's Track, Indoor University of Notre Dame
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Women's Track, Outdoor Providence College
Women's Track, Outdoor University of Notre Dame
Women's Track, Outdoor Villanova University
Women's Volleyball Georgetown University
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Authorities said Destiny Sanchez was found by officers unconscious and unresponsive at 640 Barretto Avenue in the Hunts Point section around 8:07 a.m.
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The Bronx medical examiner will determine the cause of death and police say their investigation is ongoing.
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According to the implementation of the "Beijing shi wei bo fazhan guanli you guan gui ding (Regulation on mirco-blogging in Beijing)" , the real-name authentication will be executed by the four popular microblogs in China from March 16. Theese include Sina (weibo.com), Sohu (t.sohu.com), Netease (t.163.com) and Tencent weibo (t.qq.com). Although this regulation claims to be "voluntary", old users without real-name authentication are unable to post and forward messages anymore. They can only browse contents on the blog.
The implementation requires true personal information during micro-blogging account registration while user names are free to choose. According to statistics, 65% of China's Internet users have microbloggings and account numbers should be over 320 million. Mirco-bloggers showed their creativity when opposing this act. For example, some advocate closed their accounts in these sites while others registered new account on "google+" or twitter. Personal information of Fang binxin (the so-called "father of China's great fire wall") is circulated and being used for real-name authentication purpose.
The regulation also states that no organization or individual may use micro-blog to copy, publish, and disseminate wide-range of contents. Messages with content endangering national security, leaking state secrets, subverting state power or damages national unity; harming national honor and interests; undermining national unity and state religious policies; spreading rumors, disturbing social order or undermining social stability; inciting unlawful assembly, procession and demonstration, or gatherings that disturbing social order; carrying out activities of illegal civil organizations were all blocked. Critics comment this regulation will further disrupt freedom of speech and authority will be easier to monitor netizens' activities.
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Fresh off the Super Bowl win, the Giants have to get under the cap and quick. As it is with every offseason, young guys are called upon to step up and veterans are released.
Nothing is different this year, as the Giants have told Kareem McKenzie they will look elsewhere in the offensive tackle position. This ends a mostly pleasant eight year marriage.
McKenzie joined the Giants after four years with the Jets, and was a vital piece to their two Super Bowl runs. McKenzie follows the trend set last year when Rich Seubert and Shaun O'Harawere released for younger blood.
McKenzie should be able to land a job elsewhere even though he will turn 33 years old before the season begins. His diminished skills were noticed late in the season, but he was still valuable when on the field.
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KELLER, Wash. -- The power is back on for about 1,000 customers in Ferry County, but officials said it could take up to two weeks to restore electricity to the remaining 2,500 homes and businesses.
A storm ripped through the county around 3:30 Friday afternoon, causing a number of trees to topple.
Downed trees, power lines and phone lines led Ferry County officials and Colville Tribes to declare a state of emergency Saturday afternoon.
Power has been restored to several businesses in the town of Republic. One business owner said the electricity went out at the worst possible time, because they had just received a shipment of perishable food. The store will not receive another shipment until next weekend.
The Emergency Management Division says one person died because of the storms. The victim died in a campground near the mountains above Curlew, Washington.
Most of the county will likely deal with power outages throughout the next couple of days. The Washington State Emergency Management Division will assist the area, as well as the Red Cross, which established a command center in Keller Community Center.
Ferry County and the Colville Tribes also requested assistance from the state.
As of Sunday morning, the assistance included:
• Coordinated the delivery of 22 radios for search and rescue operations from Stevens County to Ferry County.
• Providing a liaison and two additional personnel from the Washington Military Department's Emergency Management Division for assistance with damage assessments and initial recovery operations.
• Supplying refrigerated trucks for food storage and portable showers from Department of Natural Resources that will arrive at the shelter at the Community Center in the town of Keller on the Colville Reservation this afternoon.
The Department of Transportation says trees and lines are down on Highway 21 from Keller to Republic. Drivers are advised to be cautious and expect delays.


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South Carolina Gov. Nikki Haley on Tuesday rejected the idea of appointing a "placeholder" to temporarily fill the Jim DeMint's soon to be vacant Senate seat until an election can be held in 2014.
The statement has increased speculation that she would appoint Rep. Tim Scott to the seat, though no such decision has been announced.
Her statement reads:
"As I continue to consider the impending U.S. Senate vacancy, many have discussed the possibility of a 'placeholder' appointee who would pledge to serve for only two years and not seek election to the seat in 2014. While there are some good arguments in favor of that approach, I believe the better case is against it.
"I do not want to tie the next U.S. Senator from South Carolina's hands regarding future office. I do not want to deprive our state's citizens of the chance to render their judgment on the appointee's performance by way of their vote. Most importantly, while I am an avid supporter of term limits, I do not want the effectiveness of our state's new U.S. Senator to be undermined by the fact that he or she will automatically be leaving the office such a very short time after assuming it.
"I believe South Carolina will be best served by a U.S. Senator who will work hard day in and day out, and put him or herself before the voters at the soonest possible time. Accordingly, I reject the option of a 'placeholder.'"


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OXNARD, Calif. – The Cowboys continued their 2013 training camp Monday after the weekend scrimmage. This year, Jason Garrett's new schedule gives even more time between the lighter morning walk-through and the afternoon practice.
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Williams said Romo and Witten won't let him get away with anything, and Williams appreciates hearing it. That time, Williams clearly didn't run the right route.
"That was my first time seeing that play, and I had to just go in, and again they hold me accountable," Williams said. "They expect me to do really good, to just always know what I'm doing, and I could have scored that play, but they still would have been mad at me, because I didn't know what I was doing. I have to go back and continue studying this playbook some more."
Williams likes the critiquing. He said he knows his capabilities and what kind of player he is, and now it's a matter of making plays and getting his teammates to trust him.
"Mostly, it's constructive criticism," Williams said. "It's something that I just take for a mental note, and I try not to make the same mistakes twice, because I hate making those guys mad. They tell me something once, I do it."
From the 1-on-1 drills to the team drills and two-minute periods, Williams seems to understand the offense and get comfortable more and more each day. He said it's nice having Romo throwing to him as well, because in addition to the quarterback's intelligence, he also puts the ball consistently in a location where he won't leave the receiver out to dry.
Mostly, though, he likes having individual leaders on offense in Romo, Witten and fellow wide receivers
"When bad plays happen, just let it go," Williams said. "When you mess up, you come to the sideline, communicate from the stuff with what they've seen from me and different ways they can help me to be successful. That's something I pay close attention to. During meetings and film, they tell me the same thing. During night time, during film sessions and stuff, I take what they tell me."
Head coach Jason Garrett said he'd rather have a player like Williams than one who comes in and thinks he knows everything immediately.
"He's one of those guys you can coach hard and keep coaching him hard, and that's a good thing," Garrett said. "I think he's understanding better and better how to take coaching and when you coach him hard, it's in his best interest. He's really been receptive to Coach (Derek) Dooley and what we're trying to get across to him, and you see him getting better and better each day.
"We put him in these situations and really day in and day out he's made the big catch to give us the first down to allow us to kick the field goal. He's done it three or four days in a row. I think he's getting more and more confident each and every day. Obviously, he has a long ways to go."
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- New York Yankees manager Joe Girardi was the latest big name to show up at Cowboys training camp. Girardi was in town to watch the afternoon practice, as the Yankees start a series against the Los Angeles Dodgers on Tuesday night.
- Girardi, who is a friend of Cowboys coach Jason Garrett, spoke to the team for roughly 10 minutes after practice. Running back
DeMarco Murraysaid Girardi's message was about cohesiveness and team unity, from the all-star veterans to those struggling for a roster spot.
- Guard
Ronald Learyreturned to practice after participating in morning walkthrough. Leary worked primarily on the left side for the second string, though he did get some work in place of Nate Livingson the first string.
- Dez Bryant attended practice and participated in pre-practice workouts, but he did not join the full practice.
Barry Churchalso sat out after missing the morning walkthrough following a root canal. Rookie safety J.J. Wilcoxstarted alongside Will Allenin his place, which the youngster said was thrilling.
- When the afternoon concluded, the entire defensive backs unit and their coaches did 20 pushups. Wilcox said the pushups were punishment for not forcing a turnover during the full-team portion of practice. He said the total will go up for every day there isn't a turnover – just another sign of the increased focus on turnovers.
- Corners
Orlando Scandrickand Sterling Mooreboth continued impressive showings during training camp with lockdown performances during individual drills. Scandrick stole the early sessions when he went up against Eric Rogersand ripped a potential touchdown catch away. When he got up he yelled "Complain about that Orton," at the second-string quarterback, who had thrown the pass.
- As promised by Garrett, rookie center
Travis Frederickcontinued to get some reps at right guard, working alongside Phil Costaat center.
Notable Standouts:
Miles Austin: Austin stepped up again without Bryant as the No. 1 receiver. In red zone drills, of which there have been many in the past week, Austin made a handful of nifty catches for touchdowns. More impressive than his hands was Austin's route-running, as his cuts left several different corners – including
Jason Witten: It can be easy to forget about Witten in the sense that you just kind of expect him to be spectacular. He's been the model of consistency throughout camp, and he's usually Romo's go-to guy when the offense is in need of a play or has had a bad run of snaps. On Monday, he showed off in an area he hopes to improve on, as he brought down a leaping touchdown grab over linebacker
Play of the Day:
It seems like
Photos from Monday's afternoon practice >>
Injury Report:
Returned to Practice:
G Ron Leary (calf)
Missed Practice:
WR Dez Bryant (quad soreness)
July 21 – Signed T Demetress Bell, QB
July 23 – C/G Ryan Cook passed his physical and returned to practice.
July 24 – Released WR Lavasier Tuinei. Signed DT
July 26 – G Nate Livings passed his physical and returned to practice.
July 29 – LS Louis-Philippe Ladouceur and Ronald Leary passed their physicals and returned to practice.
Upcoming Schedule:
Tuesday, July 30
10:30 a.m. (PDT) Walk-Thru
12:00 p.m. (PDT) Coach Garrett press conference
4:00 p.m. (PDT) Practice
Wednesday, July 31
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As a farm machinery mechanic and writer, Dan brings a hands-on approach that only a pro can muster. Along with his In the Shop blog, Dan writes a column by the same name as well as the Shop Series for Farm Journal magazine. Always providing practical information, he is a master at tackling technical topics and making them easy for all of our readers to understand. He and his wife, Becky, live near Bouton, Iowa.
I'm talking in extremes here to make my point, but...
Major farm equipment manufacturers are not making "small" combines anymore. Some manufacturers no longer make 4-row combines, others have said they will stop making 6-row or smaller combines in the near future. Where will that leave farmers who farm less than 1,000 acres?
A significant number of part-time farmers and farmers who raise a lot of livestock are in the 1,000- or less acre category. In the past these "small" farmers (it's hard to believe 1,000 acres is small, but in modern agriculture...) could find good, used machines traded in by larger farmers upgrading to larger machines. But now the "big" farmers have "big" machines, too big and too expensive for small farmers, so small farmers are looking at decreasing pool of good, used 4- and 6-row combines.
A generic example: a part-time farmer who farms 400 acres had a 30-year-old combine that was finally beyond repair. He shopped around and eventually bought a 20-year-old, 6-row combine for $15,000. As of last week, he had spent $10,000 on repairs to get the "new" machine over 200 of his acres. His mechanic warned him that it would probably take nearly that much next year to keep the aging machine in the field.
This is an example of the machinery crunch coming for small farmers. Combines are the most obvious focus of the disparity between large farmers and small farmers. Planters will eventually become an issue because the market will be filled with used 16- and 24-row planters and lack smaller, used planters suited to small acreages.
Will several small farmers have to join together and buy and share a mega-combine in order to harvest their crops? Will a market develop for older, smaller combines that have been completely gutted and rebuilt to near-new specifications? Will smaller farmers have to forgo the satisfactions of harvesting their crops with their own combine, and have their crops custom combined?
There's a crunch coming in agricultural machinery, starting with combines, and I have no idea how it will play out.


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URL: http://www.entrepreneur.com/answer/221712In short, no. You can learn to be a good entrepreneur from books, tapes and CDs. But as long as you are in school, you can learn the fundamentals of business building from all of those courses you mentioned. The one caveat I would add is that most MBA-style programs focus on big businesses or corporations, and to be really successful in a small business, you will need to focus on courses that are designed for small- to medium-size businesses (SMEs).
Good luck, and know that you will probably need to start a few businesses--or use the "buy, build and sell" model of buying a few underperforming businesses, building them up and selling them--before you find lasting success. Why? Because the real world experience of running a business is far better and incredibly more instructional than just theory. And the lessons also tend to stick a lot better.
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BUFFALO, NY. – Jasmine Martin (Sicklerville,NJ) led all scorers with 22 points, 15 of which came in the second half, as Quinnipiac defeated Canisius, 65-55, in Buffalo. Martin went 7-for-15 from the field and hit 4-of-5 from beyond the arc.
Jamie Ruttle cut the Bobcats lead to two with 5:02 left but that would be the last basket the Golden Griffins would score over the next three minutes and fifty seconds. With 3:26 to go Martin hit a three to put the Bobcats up by six.
With 1:04 left McQuain corralled a big offensive rebound and passed it to the perimeter to Martin who was fouled. Martin iced the game with a pair of free throws to push the Quinnipiac lead to 61-53. Quinnipiac would go on to close the game with two free throws each from Ostergaard and Martin as the Bobcats would go on to win 65-55.
Student-Athletes, parents and fans can download the 2013-14 QU Athletics schedules to your laptop and mobile devices for free by clicking in the iCalendar link at the bottom of each sport's homepage or the master schedule page. Fans can also follow Quinnipiac Athletics on Facebook and Twitter (@QUAthletics) for all of the latest news and updates.


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(WMC-TV) - Marine Corporal Christian Brown desperately wants to be back living in his hometown of Munford, Tennessee. But as a result of the injuries he sustained serving in Afghanistan, he will need a new, accessible house.
Right now, Cpl. Brown is still under the care of the Walter Reed Army Medical Center in Bethesda, Maryland.
But Hollywood actor and musician Gary Sinise is hoping to help Cpl. Brown come home.
You might recognize Sinise for his role as Lt. Dan in "Forrest Gump" and Detective Mac Taylor in "CSI", but what you may not have known is that he is also a musician.
Sinise's band, appropriately named the Lt. Dan Band, is lending its talents to help injured Munford Marine Cpl. Christian Brown.
Lt. Dan Band will perform a special benefit concert for Cpl. Brown at Memphis Cook Convention Center November 1.
"I knew things were gonna be definitely different and in my consciousness, I knew I'd never the same," said Cpl. Brown, who stepped on an improvised explosive device (IED) during combat in Afghanistan in December 2011. He was nearly killed.
Cpl. Brown sustained injuries to his hands, arms, and lost both legs in the explosion.
When he moves back home to Munford, he will have to have what is called a "smart home". Everything inside will be controlled using an iPad or smart phone.
The Stephen Siller Tunnel to Towers Foundation is one of the groups sponsoring the project for Cpl. Brown.
"If he wants to cook, he presses a button and the counters come down with the sink and everything in it," explained John Hodge, Stephen Siller Tunnel to Towers Foundation.
Cpl. Brown says daily life will not be an issue in his new house.
"A lot of people like me struggle and battle with things that many think are trivial, like getting off the toilet and being able to reach a microwave," he explained.
Organizers say it will cost around $500,000 just to build the home. They are hoping the public will support the effort.
"We need sponsors, we need people to buy tickets, we need contractors, roofers," said organizer Chris Kuban.
To find out more about the Gary Sinise Foundation and its role in the smart home project and concert, click here: http://www.garysinisefoundation.org
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To purchase tickets or find more information about the Lt. Dan Band concert to benefit Cpl Christian Brown, click here: http://www.operationcb.com
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There is a chance for the city of Sacramento to pivot away from political pettiness that knew no bounds until, perhaps, now.
With the potential elections of Allen Warren and Steve Hansen to Sacramento's fractured City Council, we could see the end of inaction caused by personal animus toward Mayor Kevin Johnson.
Since he was elected in 2008, Johnson had been despised by enough council members to create a dysfunctional atmosphere akin to a failing company.
With Hansen and Warren poised to replace two Johnson antagonists, the Sacramento Kings may soon be alone as the worst run important organization in town. The nadir for the council came earlier this year when members led by Kevin McCarty voted to waste $200,000 on a worthless ballot measure meant only to stick it to Johnson.
Instead of a compromise, McCarty tried to block Johnson's play for more mayoral power with a ballot measure that would have created a citizens commission to rewrite city rules. It would have been a two-year process and a waste of more money but Measure M was, thankfully, trounced by Sacramento voters.
The capital of California needs jobs and more police officers on the street. It needs a focus on a downtown that could and should be so much more than it is. It needs flood control in Natomas and economic opportunity in Oak Park and Meadowview. It needs its elected officials to confront serious issues.
When I heard McCarty, Steve Cohn and Darrell Fong endorse the political games at the heart of Measure M, I felt depressed for Sacramento.
But the charter commission idea garnered only 26 percent of the vote when voters turned out en masse, a clear rejection of nonsense by residents.
If Warren and Hansen win, problem solvers like Councilman Jay Schenirer suddenly have willing partners to fix Sacramento. It could also neutralize politicos like McCarty, who were angry that Johnson leaped past them to get elected in the first place.
Yeah, its been that petty. Past city managers were chased off, in part, for being too close to Johnson.
It's not that Johnson hasn't shot himself in both feet and been too disengaged of late, but he was elected citywide twice and deserved more consideration.
Schenirer is a friend of Johnson's but has differed with him on key votes. Schenirer rightly opposed Johnson and led the council against a city police union that refused reasonable pension concessions to save jobs.
But Schenirer also sees the value of a celebrity mayor as a civic cheerleader who can do more things for Sacramento with his high profile and popularity.
It's what is needed now: Adults who put city interests over petty ones.
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