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Lincoln Center's American Songbook 2014 Season (Jason Isbell, Beth Orton, Deer Tick, Mark Mulcahy & more)
Deer Tick at Cannon's Blackthorn in June (more by Kurt Christensen)
Lincoln Center announced the line-up and schedule for the 2014 American Songbook series that presents "American singers, songwriters, and composers in intimate concerts at The Allen Room. Broadway, jazz, folk, and more - these are the melodies that shape the American music songbook." The series begins January 22 (opening artist TBA) and runs through April 5. This year's artists include Jason Isbell, Beth Orton, Deer Tick, and more. In addition to shows in the Allen Room (one of the most spectacular settings in Manhattan), the series concludes with a few shows in The Stanley H. Kaplan Penthouse, including Mark Mulcahy, Hurray for the Riff Raff and more.
Tickets are currently on presale for Friends of Lincoln Center and will go on sale to the general public on November 11.
Schedule below...
2014 American Songbook Series Schedule
Wed. Jan. 22 Opening Night: Artist to Be Announced
Thu. Jan. 30 Jason Isbell
Fri. Jan. 31 Patina Miller
Sat. Feb. 1 Michael John LaChiusa's Stories of America
Wed. Feb. 12 Sarah Jarosz and The Milk Carton Kids
Thu. Feb. 13 The Songs of Henry Krieger
Fri. Feb. 14 Beth Orton
Sat. Feb. 15 Jonathan Groff
Wed. Feb. 19 Marty Stuart and Connie Smith
Thu. Feb. 20 Jessica Molaskey Sings Joni Mitchell
Fri. Feb. 21 Aoife O'Donovan
Sat. Feb. 22 Ann Harada
Wed. Mar. 5 Taylor Mac: The 1920s
Thu. Mar. 6 Deer Tick
Fri. Mar. 7 Jim Caruso's Cast Party Goes to the Movies
Sat. Mar. 8 Norm Lewis
Wed. Mar. 19 Mark Mulcahy
Thu. Mar. 20 Mellissa Hughes
Fri. Mar. 21 Matt Alber
Thu. Apr. 3 Hurray for the Riff Raff
Fri. Apr. 4 Rebecca Naomi Jones
Sat. Apr. 5 Unsung Carolyn Leigh
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Hell yes, Patina Miller.
Posted by Anonymous | October 31, 2013 3:25 PM
this should be called "americas most corny and sold out trendster folk bands" its so easy to find better bluegrass and folk than this
Posted by poser | October 31, 2013 3:37 PM
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The University of Canberra Brumbies have spent their training-free Wednesday visiting schools around the ACT and its surrounding regions as part of the Baulderstone Buddy a Brumby program.
Laurie Fisher has not had a heart attack but he knows the warning signs and what to do if he were to experience one and wants all Brumbies members and fan to learn the warning signs.
The University of Canberra Brumbies have suffered their third loss of the year going down to the title holding Reds at Suncorp Stadium, 20-13.
The University of Canberra Brumbies have named a strong side to take on the Reds with changes at fly-half, tight-head prop, scrum-half and open-side flanker slightly altering the team's make-up from last Saturday's loss to the Sharks in Canberra.
Born and raised in Brisbane wearing maroon or red jerseys for his entire youth has provided Jesse Mogg with extra incentive to rip into his former home state this Friday night when the Brumbies face the Reds at Suncorp Stadium.
University of Canberra Brumbies players Stephen Moore and Ian Prior are gearing up for another Australian challenge this weekend when they face off against their old team mates from the Queensland Reds.
Two run-away tries and some gap-proof defence have helped the Sharks to a three-point win at Canberra Stadium on Saturday night, 29-26.
First round of the John I Dent Cup kicks off this weekend with Queanbeyan facing Gungahlin and Uni-Norths sizing up Easts. Plenty of Brumbies talent involved so support your local competition and get to a game.
The Snowy Hydro SouthCare Helicopter Base will be open to the public on Sunday April 1st from 10am – 3pm.
From a Waratahs Academy discard to pivotal Wallabies World Cup member, in two short seasons Pat McCabe has cemented himself as one of Australian rugby's brightest young stars.


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Jen took this photo of Jaclyn, Heather, and Leslie modeling our Chicago Zine Fest 2013 merch hot off the presses from our friends over at Replica Chicago. We made sure to get BIG tote bags so you can load up on zines and mini-comics at CZF's Zine Exhibition. (we are not responsible for shoulder strain, okay?!) Feel free to run around all night in our bright yellow tshirts cuz no one's gonna miss ya wearing this beauty! We love the designs Laura Berger created for CZF 2013.
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PHOENIX — The Phoenix Suns are the most surprising team in the NBA through the first two weeks of the season. Going into Monday night's NBA action, they are tied for the fourth best record in the NBA, a far cry from where prognosticators had projected this team to be before the season begin.
Even with the strong start to the year, Suns coach Jeff Hornacek is not pleased with some of the play in the past few games.
"It's a long season and it is not easy to win in this league," Hornacek said. "We have been able to sneak up on some teams, but that won't last long if we continue to keep playing like this."
Hornacek is referring to the stretches in every game when the Suns get sloppy with the ball and allow teams to hang around. In the Suns' win on Friday against Denver, they gave up a 36-10 run in the third quarter that allowed the Nuggets to take the lead in a game that Phoenix controlled for the majority.
Last night in a 101-94 win against the Pelicans, it was turnovers and poor shooting that Hornacek was not pleased with, but he is happy with how the team keeps finding ways to win games.
"Maybe I can relax a little bit when I watch them out there," Hornacek said Sunday night. "You look up and I didn't think we played all that well, the guys didn't think they played that well, but we still got a win and scored 101 points and gave up 94."
What has Hornacek happy is the way the Suns have been playing defense. They have held their opponents to under 100 points five times in seven games this year and rank sixth in opponent field goal percentage.
Last night against New Orleans the Suns closed the game on a 21-15 run over the final 6:30 with six of the Pelicans' 15 points coming in the final minute with the game already in hand.
"If you play defense then you will be in games," Hornacek said. "You look at past championship teams and they all play good defense.
"They may not have the greatest offense, but the defense keeps you in the games. We have had success getting the big stop at the end of games and the guys seem to get it. We are still a work in progress and it's a good start."
The Suns clutch defense has come up big in most of their wins.
Last night it was blocking four Pelicans shots in the final 2:41. On Friday it was holding the Nuggets to just 16 fourth-quarter points. On opening night against Portland, it was holding the Trail Blazers to just four points in the final 5:15 of the game. The Suns will face Portland again on Wednesday night.
In fact, the Trail Blazers' 91 points scored against the Suns in the season opener is their lowest total through their first six games and they have scored over 100 in four of those five games.
"Portland has played extremely well since the first game and we will have to buckle down and not take plays off," Hornacek said.
The Blazers are 4-1 since the loss to the Suns. In that game, Portland got 60 points combined from Damian Lillard (32) and LaMarcus Aldridge (28) and just 31 points from the rest of the team.
"Sometimes it is OK when stars get their points and you eliminate everyone else," Hornacek said. "You don't want them to get 30 each, but hold them at 20 and eliminate everyone else."
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- Goran Dragic did not practice with the team on Monday to be with his wife, who went into labor with their child. The baby boy, named Mateo, is healthy, as is Dragic's wife, Maja. Hornacek is not sure if Dragic will make the trip to Portland.
- Markieff Morris was named the Western Conference Player of the Week. Indiana's Paul George was the Eastern Conference Player of the Week.
Editor's note: We'd like to welcome Jeffrey Sanders to the Valley of the Suns staff. He will primarily cover practices and shootarounds for us and of course will be helping out with previews, game coverage and our Google Hangouts. You can read more about Jeff on our "About" page or follow him on Twitter @jesanders11


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Supporting Mediterranean Marine Protected Areas (MPAs) is at the heart of MedPAN's mission.
To this end, the network has set up a small projects scheme that aims to help MPAs provide a sustainable protection of biodiversity, while ensuring the sustainable economic development of human based activities.
These small projects provide direct support to MPA managers for the implementation of concrete actions, which will improve management effectiveness, test pilot schemes or put in place tools that can be useful to other MPAs.
MedPAN launched a new Call for Small Projects (CSP) to support the actions led in Mediterranean MPAs.
The MedPAN Secretariat received a total of 58 project proposals.
The final selection of the projects will be announced August 4. The MedPAN Secretariat will inform each candidate of the call for projects' results.
Three Calls for Small Projects were launched between 2011 and 2013 and 17 projects were funded around five main themes (Sustainable management of tourism, reinforcement of ecological monitoring, communication and environmental education actions, sustainable management of fisheries, consultation and mediation with stakeholders).
The scheme was widely mobilised for pilot and innovative actions that can be replicated in other MPAs.
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Nokia and Microsoft planning Windows Phone event for September 5Alex Wagner - Editorial Director of News and Content
Mark your calendars, Windows Phone fans. Nokia and Microsoft have revealed that they'll be coming together to host an event on September 5 and, as you can see in the invitation we received, Windows Phone will be the focus. The event is taking place in New York City and the doors to the big shindig will be opening up at 9:30 a.m. Unsurprisingly, the invitation doesn't specifically mention what Nokia and Microsoft have up their sleeves for the gathering.
So what will the two companies have in store? Judging by the small live tiles on the invitation and the fact that Windows Phone 8 is due this fall, some new Windows Phone 8-powered Lumia hardware seems like a reasonable guess. It's also worth noting that Nokia World will be kicking off in Finland on the same date, so September 5 will be a big day for Nokia and its fans. As usual, you can bet that we'll be bringing you all the news from this Nokia-Microsoft event as it happens. What are you hoping to see the two companies introduce on September 5?


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Shenandoah roundup: Hornets fall in double-OT
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Shenandoah University's women's soccer team played regional power Mary Washington University for more than 100 minutes Monday afternoon before falling 1-0 in a non-conference contest.
Erin Reynolds scored unassisted for Mary Washington (9-1-2) in the 105th minute to push the Eagles past Shenandoah (5-8-1).
Prior to Reynolds' tally, the two teams were locked in a close battle. Mary Washington had a 12-8 advantage in shots before the game-winner, but Shenandoah took six of seven shots in the second half.
Mary Washington had a slight, 5-3, advantage in corner kicks.
Hornets keeper Nichole Pratt made six saves.
Shenandoah returns to ODAC play with a home contest on Wednesday night at 7:00 against Washington and Lee.
Women's tennis
Freshman Amber Lake led the Shenandoah University's women's tennis team as the Hornets participated in the ODAC Individual Championships hosted by Virginia Wesleyan.
Lake had two singles wins and a doubles victory for SU in her first collegiate competition.
Playing No. 6 singles, she opened the tournament with a 6-0, 6-0 victory over Lynchburg's Ari Peikin in the quarterfinals before taking out Rita Murphy from Bridgewater 8-0 in the semis.
A championship match against Haley Goodes from Roanoke was unfinished due to rain.
In doubles, Lake paired with Kayla Green to win by default over Victoria Coffee and Sarah Grace McCormick in the quarterfinal round.
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A fireball lit up the forecourt of a filling station when an arsonist poured petrol onto the ground next to a pump and set it alight.
Fancy making a fast buck out of your spare room or an empty seat in your car? Enterprising Londoners are hooking up to take advantage of one another's surplus skills, time and space. But could this trend revolutionise society as we know it or disrupt the entire economy? Richard Godwin investigates
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George Osborne had a sleepless night — but not over the latest growth figures.
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Cattlemen across much of Kansas are in a quandary. As grass managers, they are asking themselves how many cattle will their ranges and pastures support after twenty to thirty months of drought. What steps can be taken to protect the grazing resources while maintaining enough cattle numbers to be financially viable? Will we get enough runoff to fill the ponds?
If you've ever heard the stampeding sound of a tornado or been close enough to see fence posts, the side of a building or the steel of a grain bin twisting furiously as the dreaded black monster gobbles up the countryside, you'll remember it always.
More than 150 farmer and ranchers from across Kansas participated in Kansas Farm Bureau's County Presidents Trip to Washington, D.C., March 18-21.
We all know the answer to the title of this article is no. However, the reaction of some media outside of Kansas and other drought stricken areas implied that at the very least the worst is over. While that isn't true, things are a bit better. Our area has moved from the worst rating, exceptional, to the second worst rating, extreme. This is true of much of central Kansas. Much of the eastern third of the state has moved to severe and an area around Kansas City is all the way up to just being moderate. Unfortunately, much of ...
Pheasants Forever and their regional partners are hosting four informational meetings for landowners to discuss the benefits of forming a local Prescribed Burn Association (PBA). Prescribed Burn Associations are landowner-led cooperatives that bring people together to assist each other with prescribed burns in rangeland and CRP. This allows individual landowners to overcome obstacles to safe burning, such as a lack of experience, equipment, or manpower. Safer burns mean reduced liability risks to landowners, less risk of wildfire outbreak, and greater community safety. Partners assisting with the meetings are: USDA-Natural Resources Conservation Service, local county Conservation Districts, Rice County Fire Districts ...
When the 2008 Farm Bill was given a stay of execution in the "fiscal cliff" deal in January, those of us outside of the Beltway were given few details about how the extension would impact producers and conservation programs. Conservation Title programs were supposed to be back-though some would be receiving limited funding.
We all know the answer to the title of this article is no. However, the reaction of some media outside of Kansas and other drought stricken areas implied that at the very least the worst is over. While that isn't true, things are a bit better. Our area has moved from the worst rating this week, exceptional, to the second worst rating, extreme. This is true of much of central Kansas. Much of the eastern third of the state has moved to severe and an area around Kansas City is all the way up to just being moderate. Unfortunately ...
Kansas farmers, ranchers and landowners the deadline to file a Spill Prevention Control and Countermeasures Plan (SPCC) looms just around the corner. As of May 10, any farmer, rancher or landowner who has petroleum products of 1,320 gallons or more, in above-ground tanks 55 gallons or greater, must have a spill prevention and countermeasures plan in place as required by the Environmental Protection Agency.
The Kansas Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) is renewing its commitment to help Kansas farmers build healthy soils. Our vision is to improve soil quality and build healthy productive soils in order to sustain life, resources, and communities.
Few wheat farmers are given an opportunity to shape the future of their industry by engaging in research, marketing and promotion efforts. The Kansas Wheat Commission, however, has an opportunity for wheat farmers to do just that.
This past Wednesday, the Barton County Farm Bureau held their annual Farm Safety Day at the College for area high school juniors and seniors. Hopefully, you have read the article in the March 7th edition of the Tribune. Anyone around farming or ranching understands the potential dangers inherent in the industry, but just how dangerous is it?
Ah, for those good old days when Uncle Sam lived within his income – and without most of ours.
During the last couple of decades, some environmental groups have been less than kind to agriculture. They have bombarded the public with figures on soil loss, pesticide-related mishaps and alleged failed attempts at using herbicides and other crop protectors. Their figures are oftentimes unverifiable.
First, what a difference a little snow makes. Much of the area received a significant, heavy snowfall. This translated into over two inches of liquid moisture and in some areas about three inches for the month. So if you want to feel better, we are at about 200 percent of normal so far this year. Seriously, this moisture will really help the wheat crop and the way most of it fell and the way it is melting couldn't be better.
Twenty young livestock producers from across the state met in Topeka Feb. 18-19 for the first installment of the 2013 Kansas Livestock Association (KLA) Young Stockmen's Academy (YSA). Merck Animal Health once again is partnering with the association to host these members for an in-depth look into KLA and the beef industry. A series of four seminars will be held throughout the year in various locations in Kansas.
Cattlemen and producers are invited to the Fall Forage Tour, Friday, Oct. 31, and Saturday, Nov. 1st. The tour will begin at 1 p.m. on both days at the Dale Strickler Farm, one mile south of Courtland on the west side of the highway. Two audiences will benefit from participation in the Fall Forage Tour-cattle producers and those interested in utilizing cover crops to improve soil health. The tour will focus on improving soil productivity by using of cover crops, forages, and perennial grasses.
The fall weather lately has been beautiful, and made it very easy to be outside most weekends. The warm weather will not last much longer, so now is the time to prepare your garden and landscape for the coming spring if you have not already done so. Below, I have found a few pieces of information about fall chores that you may find helpful, and if you would like to learn more about fall prep for a healthy spring landscape, I will be giving a short program at the Extension Office located at 1800 12th Street over the noon hour ...
During the early days of our country, settlers hunted out of necessity. While farming and trading provided them with a great deal of food, it wasn't enough for sustenance. In order to survive, they hunted, fished and trapped wildlife where they lived and worked.
Katherine and Mathew Hicks of Great Bend competed on Oct. 11, at the Kansas State Rabbit Breeders Association annual convention. They participated in the youth individual contests, the royalty contest and youth rabbit shows. Katherine was third runner up in the rabbit judging contest, was a member of the queen court and won the American Chinchilla rabbit show with her home bred, home grown rabbits. Mathew was named the runner up Kansas duke in the royalty contest which is a six-contest skill-a-thon including a six-page written application, a 200-question test, the rabbit judging contest, the rabbit ID contest, showmanship and ...
Livestock producers attending the Kansas Livestock Association (KLA) Convention in Wichita will hear an investigative journalist present the case that nutritional science has it wrong with respect to the healthfulness of meat and dairy products. A tribute to KLA's chief executive, who is stepping down, and comments from one of the nation's largest cattle feeders are other highlights of the convention, set for Dec. 3-5.
While not avoiding this topic, it seemed smart to wait and see how fall harvest and planting progressed. However, as you read this, the area is experiencing early summer, not mid-fall temperatures. First let's look at fall yields followed by winter wheat planting.
Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) State Conservationist Eric B. Banks, announced an application evaluation cutoff date of Nov. 21, for the Environmental Quality Incentives Program (EQIP).
One hundred years ago, Dr. Norman Borlaug was born. His semi-dwarf, disease-resistant wheat spurred the Green Revolution and saved more than a billion lives from starvation. It is fitting that the 2014 World Food Prize, which Borlaug created, will be awarded on October 16 to a wheat researcher for the first time. And Dr. Sanjaya Rajaram is not just any wheat breeder - he was Borlaug's successor.
As the 2014 election races toward the finish line on Nov. 4, candidates from both parties have stooped to their old tricks of slinging mud, name calling and finger pointing at one another. Why can't candidates do what's right for this nation and focus on issues?
In 2014, the average age of a farmer in the United States is 57 years old, yet more individuals continue to farm well past 65 years of age. With the larger value of many farms and ranches today, how will you make sure of a successful transition of the family Farm to the next generation?
To wrap up this discussion, today's column discusses what a producer can do to strive for as efficient an operation as possible with the four factors of production – Land, Labor, Capital, and Management. Please keep in mind that unlike many other enterprises, producers of agricultural products have certain disadvantages including weather, producing a product with a limited shelf life compared to most products, and trying to predict what the factors of production used actually produce. Take a moment to think about the last point – a car manufacturer or a smart phone manufacturer can tell you based upon the inputs ...
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He who restrains his words has knowledge, and he who has a cool spirit is a man of understanding. Even a fool, when he keeps silent, is considered wise; when he closes his lips, he is considered prudent.
The wise course of action in discussions and meetings with people is to keep silent and wait for the right moment to speak!
There's nothing super-spiritual about this proverb, but it will greatly enhance your life if you follow its advice. It's true in situations of family conflict, in business meetings, in theological discussions, in debates, in conversations around the dinner table, in almost every area of life.
When your spouse says something to you that you don't like and a quick retort jumps into your mind, push it back down and wait. See where the conversation goes first. You'll usually be glad you didn't say it. When you're having a Bible study and an animated conversation about the topic breaks out and you are not sure which position is right, just wait a little while and usually it will become clear; then express your opinion.
When a friend asks you for some advice about an issue in their life or relationships, don't answer immediately—first ask some more questions and get more information, then the right counsel will often be clear to you.
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By CLAUDE VINSON
The Holly High basketball season got underway November 7 with home games versus the Cougar teams of North Panola.
The games were billed as "The Patricia Selman Classic," a tribute to the late assistant police chief of Holly Springs. Naylond Hayes, head coach of the Hawks, said he felt it was a fitting honor for an individual who "had meant so much to the community."
State representative Kelvin Buck and state senator Bill Stone were on hand at intermission to present a joint resolution to the Selman family.
The Lady Hawks were taking the floor for the first time this season against the 1-0 Lady Cougars of North Panola. The game was started with a beautiful rendition of the National Anthem by the trio of Kentra Falkner, Tiarra Falkner and Bobbi Govan.
The tip went to the Lady Cougars but the Lady Hawks took it away almost immediately and swung it to Carrie Graham on the right wing. She knew exactly what to do and opened scoring by plastering the trey. Two plays later she was open again and repeated the act from the same spot. Meanwhile Daryleshia Ward had hit a pair of deuces for the visitors. Holly High sank seven more to make it 13-8 at the end of the first frame.
The Lady Cougars changed their defensive strategy from a 2-3 to a 3-2 to try and foil the Lady Hawks' distance shooters. Holly High moved out to an 18-13 lead midway through the second quarter. Kenyada Burns came out fast and effective for the Lady Hawks She accounted for nine points before intermission to put the home team up 22-16 at that point.
The Lady Cougars, who had disposed of the Lady Aggies of Coahoma the week before, found the road a bit rocky this time out. It was obvious that the Lady Hawks had come to play. Still being spearheaded by Burns, they increased the margin to 12 at one point. O'Nesha Hunt hit four quick points for the visitors to make it 34-26 at the end of three.
Early in the final frame, Holly High moved the lead to 12 again from the charity stripe, with T'ErickaAllen and Burns canning two each, consecutively. The Lady Hawks hit five of their first six free throws. The Lady Cougars made good on a couple of trips to the line, backed that up with a full court press and cut the lead to four with 3:40 left. North Panola kept gnawing at the lead until Hunt tied it at 43 with a half turn jumper from the lane. It kept the pressure on and Angelica Davison stuck a rebound back in the very last seconds to snatch the victory at 45-43.
Burns paced the Lady Hawks with 19. Graham and Abreana Spight had eight apiece.
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The tip was controlled by the hosts but all trips up and down the floor were fruitless for both Holly High and North Panola for the first four minutes of the opening quarter. Rodney Redmond picked a spot on the left perimeter and opened the scoring with a long ball. He was at the same location on the next possession and ditto, making it 6-0. There was another scoring lull before both teams started to trade baskets. Holly High came out two points better at 14-12.
Early in the second quarter, North Panola took a three-point lead and held it until less than a minute left in the second when Dewayne McKinney tied it at 21 from the line. The half ended on that score.
The score remained close in the third frame with no more than a three-point difference at any one point. McKinney began making his presence felt by getting a stick back and Justin Jeffries stuck his second trey to make it a 33-25 Hawks lead. The Cougars were not backing off. They kept running the floor and putting on the pressure. They cut the eight point lead in half by the time the third quarter ended.
McKinney continued to use his ample frame to take the fight inside the paint on the offensive end of the court. His putbacks were imposing and timely. He kept it up for the remainder of the game, moving the Hawks into the winners' bracket with a final score of 48-38.
McKinney ended with the high scorer for the Hawks at 15. He was followed by Paris Scruggs and Jeffries with 10. Redmond had eight.
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Ed Sheeran already performed for a billion people at the Queen's Diamond Jubilee Concert in June, so taking the stage in front of an equally massive worldwide audience during the 2012 Summer Olympics closing ceremony must have had a familiar feeling.
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NIKEiD Designs a "Gold Medalist" LeBron 11
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LeBron James has just about every major accolade in the game of basketball at this point. In fact, he's got a good number of them multiple times over. 2008 was the year in which he grabbed his first Olympic gold medal, bringing the gold back to the US while out in Beijing as part of the so-called "Redeem Team". That moment serves as the inspiration for this latest LeBron 11 colorway from NIKEiD, which takes hold of the regal gold options. Check in with us on the daily for the updates on the series and make sure you've got your eyes peeled for tonight's Heat/Bulls season opener, in which we'll likely see LeBron in some sort of gold creation.
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Dodge City, KS Tue Oct 22, 2013 USDA-KS Department of Ag Market News
Kansas Hay Market Report
Ground alfalfa movement: Southwest/South Central
Tonnage: 6,217/4,516 Last week: 6,850/3,700 Last year: 7,463/4,636
Hay trade slow. Demand light for dairy and grinding alfalfa, for stock cow hay, grass
hay and alfalfa pellets. Snow over a large portion of Western Kansas last Friday
brought welcome moisture, amounts ranging from a quarter to three quarters of an
inch, snow amounts up to 5 inches. It melted quickly but along with the cold front
much of the area had a killing frost. The Western half of the State is still in a
Moderate to Severe drought due to the lack of subsoil moisture. Fall grazing of crop
residue and wheat pasture should be good. If you have hay for sale or pasture to rent
or need hay or grazing, use the services of the Hay and Pasture Exchange:
Southwest Kansas
Dairy and grinding alfalfa steady to 10.00 lower. Movement slow. Alfalfa, Horse,
Large square 250.00. Dairy, Supreme 240.00-260.00, some on old contracts; Premium
220.00-245.00, some on old contracts; Good 200.00-220.00, large round 190.00; Heifer
or Bunk hay 235.00 old contracts. Fair-Good grinding alfalfa, at the edge of the
field or delivered in 165.00-190.00. Ground and delivered locally to feedlots and
dairies, 195.00-235.00 some Ground-on-the-truck 175.00-180.00. The week of 10/14-19,
6,217T of grinding alfalfa and 1,650T of dairy alfalfa were delivered. Straw, Good,
large bales 60.00-70.00, or 85.00-105.00 delivered. Corn stalks 53.00-60.00, ground
and delivered 85.00-100.00. Good, Sudan or Cane, regular or BMR 80.00-100.00.
South Central Kansas
Dairy and grinding alfalfa and alfalfa pellets steady to 10.00 lower. Movement
slow. Alfalfa, Dairy, old contracts, Supreme 240.00-260.00, Premium 190.00-240.00;
Fair-Good grinding alfalfa at the edge of the field 140.00-160.00, mostly 150.00,
Utility 130.00-140.00. Ground and delivered locally to feedlots, 180.00-230.00. The
week of 10/14-19, 4,516T of grinding alfalfa and 2,210T of dairy alfalfa were
delivered. Alfalfa pellets: Sun Cured 15 and 17 pct protein 240.00-255.00; Dehydrated
17 pct 345.00. Straw, Good, large bales 55.00-70.00, Hi-density bales 65.00-75.00.
Corn stalks 55.00-65.00. Grass hay, Good 80.00-120.00. Good, Sudan or Cane, regular
or BMR 75.00-95.00.
Southeast Kansas
Alfalfa, brome and prairie hay steady. Movement slow. Alfalfa: Horse or Goat, mid
squares 250.00-300.00. Bluestem: Good, small squares 140.00-170.00, mid and large
squares 125.00-150.00, mostly 135.00, large rounds 75.00-90.00; Brome: Good, Small
squares 140.00-165.00, mid and large squares 130.00-150.00, large rounds 80.00-
100.00. Grass Mulch CWF, large round 60.00-70.00. Straw, Good, large bales 55.00-
Northwest Kansas
Grinding alfalfa steady. Movement slow. Alfalfa: Horse, Small squares 300.00, Mid
squares 250.00; Dairy, no trade. Fair-Good grinding alfalfa at the edge of the field
140.00-200.00. Ground and delivered to feedlots and dairies 200.00-250.00. Corn
stalks 55.00-60.00.
North Central-Northeast Kansas
Dairy and grinding alfalfa, prairie hay and brome steady to soft. Movement slow.
Alfalfa: Horse, 300.00, some 9.00/small square bale; Dairy, Some 1.00-1.56/point RFV,
Supreme 235.00-250.00; Premium, 200.00-240.00, Good, 170.00-200.00; Utility-Fair
grinding alfalfa at the edge of the field, 130.00-180.00, mostly 130.00-150.00;
Ground and delivered 195.00-230.00. Grass hay: Bluestem Good, small squares, 6.50-
7.00/bale, 130.00-160.00, Mid squares 130.00-150.00, large rounds 65.00-80.00/T.
Brome: Good, small squares, 6.00-8.00/bale, 130.00-160.00/T, Mid squares, 130.00-
150.00, large round, 50.00/bale,70.00-90.00; CWF Grass mulch, large round some
90.00/bale. Straw, Good, small squares 3.50-4.00/bale or 4.25 delivered /bale; large
bales 55.00-60.00/T or 70.00-85.00 delivered. Good Sudan or Cane, large rounds 75.00-
***Prices are dollars per ton and FOB unless otherwise noted. Dairy alfalfa prices
are for mid and large squares unless otherwise noted. Horse hay is in small squares
unless otherwise noted. Prices are from the most recent sales. *CWF Certified Weed
Alfalfa Quality Guidelines
Quality ADF NDF *RFV/RFQ **TDN-100% **TDN-90% CP
Supreme <27 <34 >185 >62 >55.9 >22
Premium 27-29 34-36 170-185 60.5-62 54.5-55.9 20-22
Good 29-32 36-40 150-170 58-60 52.5-54.5 18-20
Fair 32-35 40-44 130-150 56-58 50.5-52.5 16-18
Utility >35 >44 <130 <56 <50.5 <16
*RFV calculated using the Wis/Minn formula. **TDN calculated using the Western
formula. Quantitative factors are approximate, and many factors can affect feeding
value. Values based on 100% dry matter (TDN showing both 100% & 90%). Guidelines are
to be used with visual appearance and intent of sale (usage).
Source: Kansas Dept of Ag-USDA Market News Service, Dodge City, KS
Steve Hessman, Rich Hruska, OIC (620) 227-8881
24 hour price information (620) 369-9311
The Kansas Hay Market Report is provided by the Kansas Department of Agriculture
with technical oversight from the USDA Agricultural Marketing Service.
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This is potentially a big series for the Colorado Rockies as they enter this three-game set with the NL West leading San Francisco Giants. Colorado is coming off of a 4-2 homestand, taking series from the Arizona Diamondbacks and the Chicago White Sox. Colorado is coming to the game on on the offensive side, leading the league in runs (60), batting average (.320), on-base percentage (.371), and slugging percentage (.494). Lead-off hitter Charlie Blackmon currently leads the team in batting average (.471) hitting 13-for-25 (.520) in the last seven days.
Probable Pitching Match-Ups:
April 11th: Rockies: Jorge De La Rosa vs. Giants: Madison Bumgarner
April 12th: Rockies: Brett Anderson vs. Giants: Matt Cain
April 13th: Rockies: Jordan Lyles vs. Giants: Tim Hudson
Although he went 0-for-4 in San Francisco's loss to the Arizona Diamondbacks yesterday, Brandon Belt is my player to keep an eye on. He is seeing the ball better than he was last year, entering this series batting .295 with five home runs (leads NL) and nine runs batted in. A player to keep an eye on for the Rockies is right fielder Michael Cuddyer. Last year's NL batting champion enters this series on a nine-game hitting streak, batting .415 with three home runs and ten runs batted in.
The Rockies got a key member back in the bullpen this past series as Boone Logan was activated from the disabled list which sent Corey Dickerson down to Triple-A Colorado Springs. Logan came in with two outs in the ninth inning to get a feel before this weekend's series and would get the batter to ground out to seal the win. Colorado would make another move after Wilton Lopez fell apart in Colorado's second game against the White Sox. He would get shipped down to Colorado Springs as infielder Josh Rutledge was recalled.
Jorge De La Rosa looks to bounce back from his last outing against the Arizona Diamondbacks. He would throw just 4 1/3 of an inning, giving up four hits, four runs, three earned, three walks, and four strikeouts. He would struggle with pitch-count early in the game which made him a quick exit. His first start of the year against the Marlins he would pitch the same amount of innings, giving up four hits, five runs, five earned while striking out six.
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On Feb. 4, 2009, President Obama, surrounded by members of Congress, signed an extension of the Children's Health Insurance Program, expanding health coverage for low-income children. It was the second bill the new president signed. (Win McNamee/Getty Images)
Just because Congress hasn't passed a health overhaul bill doesn't mean there hasn't been any expansion of health coverage.
About 2.6 million previously uninsured children gained coverage last year in government health programs, according to a federal study released today. The gains came because the recession's toll on families' incomes and loss of employer provided health insurance made more children eligible for such programs. In addition, some states stepped up their recruitment efforts. Today, about 40 million American children have coverage in Medicaid or Children's Health Insurance Program.
Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius on Thursday attributed much of the increase in enrollment in the programs to Congress last February reauthorizing CHIP, which gave states millions of new dollars to expand coverage and financial incentives to make it easier to enroll children. "Most of these families would not have had the help without" the legislation, Sebelius said at an event at a Washington D.C. child care center. Nineteen states last year either increased eligibility in Medicaid or CHIP, eliminated monthly premiums or simplified enrollment procedures. Fifteen states scaled back coverage.
But 5 million uninsured children who are eligible for the state-federal coverage programs are not enrolled. To make it easier to get kids signed up for government health coverage, Sebelius has offered to allow states to tap into data on families who already qualify for food stamps.
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The Roundabout Theater Company will stage "The Humans," a new play by Stephen Karam, in the fall of 2015, the company announced on Monday.
The play, to be staged at the Laura Pels Theater, Off Broadway, is Mr. Karam's second Roundabout commission. The first, "Sons of the Prophet," was a finalist for the Pulitzer Prize for drama in 2012. The company has also performed his 2007 comedy, "Speech & Debate."
"The Humans" is a look at the dynamics of the modern American family, as seen through the interactions of a father from Pennsylvania who has brought his family to New York to celebrate Thanksgiving at his daughter's apartment.
Joe Mantello, who won Tony awards for his direction of "Assassins" and "Take Me Out" (and is overseeing the musical "The Last Ship" on Broadway this season) will direct. The cast has not yet been announced.


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Although women of the Renaissance were expected to be "chaste, silent and obedient," many women poets risked the disapproval of their own society and transcended the strictures of contemporary female behavior in words that still resonate today. Their meditations on the danger and sufferings of motherhood and their descriptions of the vagaries of love, while couched in the formal style of Renaissance poetry, often appear startlingly close to modern experience. As a consequence, the range of poetry produced by Renaissance women is remarkably broad. In "Women Poets of the Renaissance" the poetry of these women is collected for the first time in an anthology that offers the twentieth-century reader a fresh and unique approach to literature of the period.
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Here in Howell's Downtown, we're a lot different. In a good way. Where else can you stroll amid nearly 200-year-old historical buildings? Be greeted by folks who actually own the store you've walked into? And, of course, there's our unique mix of independent dining, entertainment, and "shoppertunity" options you simply won't find anywhere else. Especially not with the warmth, style, and generosity that we serve up in Howell.
Proud of ourselves? Well, yes. We have a lot to be proud of. The inviting atmosphere. The wide smiles and warm welcomes. Our acclaimed festivals and events. Over forty different specialty retailers (from traditional to hip & quirky) and deliciously different dining options. Parks, a beach, that remarkable historical architecture...we could go on. But really, what we're most proud of is each other.
People make a town - through their love of the place, their commitment to developing a vibrant community, their commitment to each other, and to our guests. All of these combined make the Howell difference. We're a town with roots and a real family feel. We believe you'll feel it too.
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The 2014 holiday season is fast approaching and the Howell Main Street DDA has partnered with Country Lane Flower Shop to help your business or home look festive! This year we are again offering fresh garland for just $39.95. $5.00 of all garland roll proceeds being donated to the continued preservation and revitalization of downtown Howell!
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New act begins at Historic Howell Theater
September 28, 2014
Tyler DePerro wants to celebrate the past by showing classic films and allowing visitors to experience the history of downtown Howell's 86-year-old movie theater.
At the same time, he wants to help launch a new era of entertainment by making the Historic Howell Theater a place for local filmmakers, musicians and artists to display their talents.
Patrons got their first look at DePerro's vision Friday when the theater hosted its soft opening. An official grand opening this fall is still in the planning stages, but moviegoers Friday could view the restored 1964 Beatles movie "A Hard Day's Night" and the 2014 musical drama "God Help the Girl" on the theater's two screens.
Michigan and Downtown Howell Recognized For Economic Success
September 26, 2014
Michigan and downtown Howell are being recognized for becoming a successful Main Street community over the past 10 years. A press conference was held this morning at the Howell Opera House with guest speakers from the National Main Street Center, as well as PlaceEconomics, which conducts Economic Impact Studies. Michigan and its Main Street Communities have been subjects for these surveys for the last ten years and provided positive results. Data from these studies showed that during the heart of the recession, on average, for every 10 businesses that closed down, 15-20 opened in Michigan. During the study, each year in Michigan more jobs were created than lost. Norma Miess, Senior Program Officer and Director of Leadership Development for the National Main Street Center, says committed is the word she has for the Michigan Main Street Program. Miess says Howell is an example of success and that she can see a lot of dedication from local people. Cathleen Edgerly, Director for the Howell Main Street Downtown Development Authority, says the DDA is so proud of Howell. She tells WHMI the area has progressed despite the difficult economic decade. Edgerly adds that the heart of a Main Street community is its residents and volunteers. In 2015, Howell will celebrate its 10th anniversary as a Main Street Community.
Historic Howell Theater reopens Friday
September 26, 2014
Thirteen months ago, moviegoers gathered to say goodbye to the Howell Theater.
On Friday, they will gather again to celebrate its rebirth.
Rebranded as the Historic Howell Theater, the movie house at 315 E. Grand River Ave. in downtown Howell will host a soft opening Friday evening with showings of the restored 1964 Beatles movie "A Hard Day's Night" and the 2014 musical drama "God Help the Girl" on its two screens.
Moviegoers are even urged to dress in retro fashion Friday.
Owner Tyler DePerro purchased the theater this summer after plans for a restaurant at the site fell through. The movie house closed in August 2013 with a showing of "The Last Picture Show."
New Downtown Toy Store offers Fun & Educational products to children of all ages!
September 25, 2014
Calling the young and young at heart, it's time to officially welcome Howell's new toy store, Toyology, with a traditional ribbon cutting at noon this Friday, Sep 26.
Located in the former Razmatazz toy store at 109 W. Grand River Ave, Toyology specializes in "Toys that Teach" providing fun and games to children of all ages while stimulating the mind and senses. Their selection includes toys for ages toddler to teen, indoor and outdoor toys, plus solo and group games. All toys are hand-picked by the Toyology team, known as Toylogists, with an eye to learning while playing.
"Toyology continues the wonderful tradition of having our own toy store in downtown Howell," said Cathleen Edgerly, director of the Howell Main Street Downtown Development Authority (DDA). "Manager Aric Klar and his team worked night and day to be open in time for Melonfest to give Howell residents and visitors a taste of toys that teach. Since then he's added lots of new, fun and educational toys. We're excited to officially welcome Toyology to Howell with our ribbon cutting and we invite the entire community to come out and join in the festivities!"
For more information about Toyology, visit their Toyology Facebook page or www.toyologytoys.com.
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September 19, 2014
Local democrats are questioning county support for a combination ice rink and splash pad project proposed on the grounds near the historic courthouse in downtown Howell. A presentation on the plans was made by the Howell Main Street Downtown Development Authority to a subcommittee of the Livingston County Board of Commissioners. No formal recommendation was made to move the matter to full board, prompting local democratic candidates to issue a press release urging commissioners to take another look at the project.


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The biggest downside to being a support class right now is that the game seems to reward based mostly (entirely?) off of damage dealt.
In looking at it with a science officer guildmate who does a lot of healing, we think healing counts towards your rewards (XP, medals) but definitely not 1 to 1 with damage. And utility abilities like tractor beams, holds, deployable shields, etc, don't give you any points.
In fact, one ground match he was with me the whole time, throwing heals, holds, exposes, etc, and ended up with much less reward than me and even less kills. It seemed like he could throw a hold on someone, trigger an expose, I'd vaporize the guy in one shot and I'd get all of the credit -- he wouldn't even get kill credit since he didn't do any actual damage.
That problem is in my signature roundup of Klingon issues. Be ready to dish out all the DPS you can, even as a support class, or you'll end up shafted on XP and medals.
this was exactly what I was seeing for the short time I was able to play in beta. so while support roles are great, especially if you have some consistency in your team mates, it just really seems to be so skewed to rewarding the damage dealers. and the best way to deal damage is to be tactical, at least at the lower levels.
if someone was able to get up into the higher levels and can provide some information on the higher level abilities and ships and whether that can compensate as engineering or science, I would love to hear about it.
I generally like to play a slightly more rounded role than single focus. on the fed side, playing an engineer in a cruiser worked well. plenty of damage but better survival, especially in ground combat with all the engineer's tricks. but then, the fed side isn't so based on having to do damage. yes, some of the fleet actions are, but it was plenty easy to advance doing episode missions solo.
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Members of two House committees heard testimony on the pros and cons of lifting the state's moratorium on new nuclear power plants, but took no action.
Dean Abramson, a nuclear power expert and former University of Minnesota professor, told members of the House Biosciences and Emerging Technology Committee and House Energy Finance and Policy Division that nuclear power is being reconsidered in light of global warming. He said that while the technology is appealing because of its extremely low greenhouse gas emissions, the issue of how and where to safely store nuclear waste has not been resolved.
"Do we have a right to burden future generations with … radioactive waste?" he asked.
Richard Reister, manager of the U.S. Department of Energy's Nuclear Power 2010 program, said nuclear power could play a constructive role in helping reduce greenhouse gas emissions while preserving baseload electric generation capacity. He added that nuclear technology has improved over the last few decades to become much safer and more efficient.
Committee members asked no questions at the hearing. Rep. Tim Mahoney (DFL-St. Paul), who chaired the meeting, said that a list of written questions would be submitted to the testifiers later in order to save time. Several Senate members were also present at the hearing.
Some lawmakers have proposed lifting the state's moratorium on constructing new nuclear power facilities, but no action is expected to be taken on the issue this year.
- Nick Busse
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